Quantitative genetics back from the grave
Edinburgh has sometimes had an uncomfortable relationship with science, as the infamous case of 19th century murderers Burke and Hare attests. Despite this,… Read more »
Edinburgh has sometimes had an uncomfortable relationship with science, as the infamous case of 19th century murderers Burke and Hare attests. Despite this,… Read more »
In 1755 curators at the Ashmolean museum in Oxford (UK) threw the last remaining tissue specimens of the dodo onto a fire. Unfortunately for this most hapless… Read more »
May has been an exciting month for the BMC-series, with three articles receiving prizes at the annual BioMed Central Research Awards, and a host of innovative… Read more »
May has been an exciting month for the BMC-series, with three articles receiving prizes at the annual BioMed Central Research Awards, and a host of innovative… Read more »
Despite their name, biological macromolecules are actually pretty small, and it can be tough determining their structure. Many techniques have been developed… Read more »
Despite their name, biological macromolecules are actually pretty small, and it can be tough determining their structure. Many techniques have been developed… Read more »
Last year, ATP World Tennis Number 1 Novak Djokovic cut out all wheat products from his diet. According to his nutritionist—who “discovered” an… Read more »
Last year, ATP World Tennis Number 1 Novak Djokovic cut out all wheat products from his diet. According to his nutritionist—who “discovered” an… Read more »
BMC Ecology is celebrating after having recently published research recognized for its excellence at the 2011 BioMed Central Research Awards. The study by… Read more »
Historically, piecing together the puzzles of human cultural history has largely been the preserve of archaeology. However, recent advances in the retrieval of… Read more »