BMC Series Highlights Blog – December 2021
Can we eliminate dye pollution from water with a new catalyst? • Has the loss of genes in water bears helped them to become almost immortal? • Is COVID-19… Read more »
Tillie has a BSc in Bioveterinary Science and a Master of Research in Microbiology, from the Royal Veterinary College, University of London. Tillie previously worked in the charity sector supporting a public and patient involvement programme for a mental health research charity. Tillie joined the BMC Series team in 2017 and has worked on several BMC Series medical and veterinary titles. She is a Senior Editor and has been the Editor of BMC Health Services Research since 2019.
Latest posts by Tillie Cryer (see all)
- BMC Series Highlights Blog – December 2021 - 19th January 2022
- Highlights of the BMC Series: August 2020 - 18th September 2020
- Highlights of the BMC Series: May 2020 - 16th June 2020
Highlights of the BMC Series: August 2020
Virtual reality video promotes effectiveness in advance care planning • Changes in sedentary behavior in European Union adults • Analyses of key genes… Read more »
Highlights of the BMC Series: May 2020
Are cancer patients better off if they participate in clinical trials? • Future delivery of a net-negative European power system • Nurses using computerized… Read more »
Highlights from the American Society of Nephrology Kidney Week 2019
BMC Nephrology recently attended the American Society of Nephrology (ASN) Kidney Week 2019 Annual Meeting. In this blog post, the Editor shares their highlights… Read more »
BMC Veterinary Research: editor picks of 2017
2017 was an exciting year for BMC Veterinary Research, which published a wide range of interesting articles across its many subject-specific sections. Here are… Read more »