January blogs digest: clinical trials, science communication, epidemics, and more
Missed some of our January blogs content? Catch up now with our blogs digest...
Kam studied Physics at University of Oxford, graduating with a Masters in 2007. Since then she has worked for health and research charities, including Cancer Research UK. She worked as Blogs Manager for BioMed Central from October 2013 to September 2015.
Latest posts by Kam Arkinstall (see all)
- New report reveals growing confidence in open access quality - 18th August 2015
- Reproducibility: what are we going to do about it? - 23rd July 2015
- Get up, stand up – the risks of sedentary behavior - 19th June 2015
A new blog network for BioMed Central
Our blog network has had a makeover. With new research blogs, and improved search and navigation, find out more about what’s changed.
December blogs digest: multiple sclerosis, e-cigarettes, Jamie Oliver, and more
Were you too busy enjoying the delights of the season to read our December blogs? Not a problem, as we’ve pulled together the pick of the bunch for you to… Read more »
November blogs digest: Kissing, open access, zombie ants, and more
There were posts on everything from diabetes to chemical sterilization in dogs across our blogs in November. Catch up on our most popular posts here:
On 20 years and open access: Q&A with Professor Wen-Chang Chang
At the start of November, the Editorial Board of the Journal of Biomedical Science gathered for a very special board meeting, marking the journal’s 20th… Read more »
Open access in Ghana – a medical student perspective
Sadat Bogobire is Clinical Year 2 at the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, part of University of Development Studies in Ghana. He’s also currently a… Read more »
October blogs digest: Open Access Week, Viagra, hepatitis, and more
October was a busy month on the BioMed Central blogs, so here are some of the top posts for you to browse through at your leisure.
On ten years and open access (part 2)
Following on from yesterday, here’s the second of our two posts marking the 10th anniversary of some of our journals. As it's Open Access Week, we… Read more »
Responding to climate change
Our new journal Climate Change Responses launches today, and to mark the occasion, we’ve asked co-Editor-in-Chief Frank Seebacher to tell us all about it.
On ten years and open access – Editor perspectives
We have a whole host of journals celebrating their 10th anniversaries this year. To mark such a special occasion, and as part of Open Access Week, we asked some… Read more »