Digging up the past with ancient DNA
Historically, piecing together the puzzles of human cultural history has largely been the preserve of archaeology. However, recent advances in the retrieval… Read more »
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- Big questions and big data in plant biology at the FESPB/EPSO 2014 Congress - 22nd June 2014
- Highlights of the BMC-series: February 2014 - 4th March 2014
- A shock of change felt down the generations - 20th February 2014
Beaches, bathsalts and the best of the best in Biophysics
A little over two centuries ago, pioneering physicist Thomas Young—perhaps the first biophysicist— published his seminal work on the wave theory of light,… Read more »
Beaches, bathsalts and the best of the best in Biophysics
A little over two centuries ago, pioneering physicist Thomas Young—perhaps the first biophysicist— published his seminal work on the wave theory of light,… Read more »
BMC Biophysics meets the Queen of the Danube
How appropriate for the 8th European Biophysics Congress to be held in a city like Budapest, the so-called “Queen of the Danube”. Here is a place unified at… Read more »
BMC Biophysics meets the Queen of the Danube
How appropriate for the 8th European Biophysics Congress to be held in a city like Budapest, the so-called “Queen of the Danube”. Here is a place unified at… Read more »