July blogs digest: being a scientist, reproducibility, gender equality, and more
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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
Infectious Diseases of Poverty receives its first impact factor: an Editor Q+A
Impact Factors have yet again been assigned to journals by Thomson Reuters and this year, Infectious Diseases of Poverty received its first one. We asked… Read more »
Considering cloud computing for clinical trials: an author Q+A
A Commentary published in Trials provides interesting thoughts on how clinical trials might adapt to use cloud computing. But what risks would need to be… Read more »
The MouseWalker: monitoring movement behaviors and disorders
Tracking the locomotor activity of rodents is important for the investigation of neurodegenerative or aging conditions that affect the locomotor system.… Read more »
Open biology digest: pearl rotation, experimental bias, butterflies, wasp stings, and more
A round-up of recent research published elsewhere across open access biology.
June biology highlights: sand flies, CRISPR, Ebola, chicken eggs, and more
This blog provides you with a quick update on some of the recent research published in our biology journals that is just too good to miss.
Open biology digest: shaping wings, pathogen resistant Arabidopsis, arachnids, and more
A round-up of recent research published elsewhere across open access biology.
Linking the microbiome and colorectal cancer: an author Q+A
Research published in Genome Medicine has investigated the link between the microbiome and colorectal cancer. Two of the authors, Ran Blekhman and Dan Knights,… Read more »
June blogs digest: impact factors, research priorities, nanopore sequencing, and more
Not had a chance to read all our posts this month? Here’s a roundup of what you missed…
Open biology digest: 3D printed eggs, beetle estimations, bed bug insecticides, and more
A round-up of recent research published elsewhere across open access biology.