Investigating the ‘right to health’ for migrant populations
Today marks Human Rights Day, and this year is dedicated to rights and freedoms; freedoms of speech, worship, want and fear. In recognition of this, we focus on… Read more »
Sophie Marchant
Sophie graduated with a BSc in Biology from the University of Southampton before joining BioMed Central as an Editorial Assistant in 2013. She then worked as Community Manager here, facilitating the promotion of content published in journals, before leaving the company in 2016.
Latest posts by Sophie Marchant (see all)
- June blogs digest: irritable bowel syndrome, regenerative medicine, single cell omics, and more - 6th July 2016
- May blogs digest: conducting clinical trials, a quiz on plants, dealing with retractions, and more - 1st June 2016
- Fighting alcohol with alcohol: a Managed Alcohol Program in Ontario - 9th May 2016
November blogs digest: Cas9, Angelina Jolie, diabetes, and more
Not had a chance to read all our posts this month? Here’s a roundup of what you’ve missed…
The BMC Series advent calendar
As we approach Christmas day and the year starts to draw to a close, we look back at some of our most viewed BMC Series blogs. Bringing you one a day for… Read more »
October biology highlights: athletic recovery, mitochondria, tobacco smoke, and more
Here’s a roundup of some of the latest research published in our biology journals during October.
Quiz: The research behind understanding and preventing preterm birth
Today marks World Prematurity Day and we’ve put together this eye-opening quiz for you to find out more about the research being carried out in this field.
October blogs digest: antimicrobial resistance, healthy eating, an open access quiz, and more
Not had a chance to read all our posts this month? Here’s a roundup of what you’ve missed…
Collecting dust from the International Space Station: an author Q+A
Today Microbiome published research on the microbiomes of dust particles collected from the International Space Station. But what can we learn from this? Here… Read more »
Quiz: Test your open access knowledge
To celebrate Open Access Week 2015, we’ve put together a quiz for you to find out how much you really know about this form of publishing. Why not see how well… Read more »
Ready, set, open access!
Another year older, another year wiser, and another year of great success in open access publishing! What better way to celebrate fifteen years of open access… Read more »
September biology highlights: cooling down firefighters, dwarfism, malaria, and more
Here’s a roundup of some of the latest research published in our biology journals during September.