Some thoughts from BMC Ecology on the second day of INTECOL 2013, a joint conference organized by the International Association for Ecology and the British… Read more »
BMC Ecology reflects on the first day of INTECOL 2013, a conference which celebrates more than 100 years of ecological research Twelve months ago, London’s… Read more »
The low cost computing hardware Raspberry Pi is now being used to train the next generation of computational biologists, and is proving to be a low-cost… Read more »
Are the qualities of a good teacher universal? • Consultations get a ticking off • Evolution in isolation • Top of the Hox • Thermal analysis of the… Read more »
BMC Cancer unveils new plans to expand the scope of its Clinical Oncology section with the appointment of a new Section Editor and sub-section, as “Surgical… Read more »
Diet and depression • The epidemiology of retraction • Use it or lose it • Japanese black bears • Fantastic history of the fox • There’s something… Read more »
A new cross-publisher initiative to help make the peer-review process a little less protracted aims to prevent wasted reviewer effort by allowing authors to… Read more »
Antibiotic avoidance • Conversion of Coccidioides • The geography of mutation • A structural mystery, resolved • Snowflake the albino gorilla • A… Read more »
By Emilie Aimé, Executive Editor BMC Ophthalmology Translational research in ophthalmology is a fast growing field, with many centers now having dedicated… Read more »
It is now well established that different human populations may exhibit very different responses to therapeutic drugs. However, to what extent this may have… Read more »