Fishing for iodine
Iodine is critical for brain development, especially the higher cognitive functions of the brain. In an exciting new article, now published in BMC… Read more »
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How multilingualism alters multisensory perception
We know that different people can perceive sounds and images like the blue/gold dress in divisive ways depending on how their brain processes them.… Read more »
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Mycology research on the front line of environmental and health challenges
Mycology crucially contributes to the understanding of the raising threat that fungi present for humans, plants and animals, as… Read more »
Enriching the neuroscience data commons: An interview with the Editors-in-Chief of NeuroCommons
We talk to Satrajit Ghosh and Maryann Martone to learn more about the launch of their new neuroscience journal.
Data in a snap: Size, age and condition of elephants can be pulled out of photographs
Photographs taken of wild animals might be more useful data sources than we previously considered. A new study published in… Read more »
Can bovine tuberculosis be eradicated from Ireland, and could this be achieved by 2030?
With eradication of bovine tuberculosis remaining elusive, Professor Simon More, Associate Editor of the Irish Veterinary Journal… Read more »
Commonly Held Myths of Head and Neck Cancers
There are many myths associated with head and neck cancer such as how environmental influences can affect our risk, or what role… Read more »
Preprints – a new way to publish our results
Krisztian Magori highlight the benefits of publishing preprints in biology through a recent review and his personal experience.
Kidney Cancer Awareness Month: Highlighting our open access kidney cancer research
To mark Kidney Cancer Awareness month and to help raise awareness of kidney cancer, our Editors across a number of open access… Read more »
An adventure in art conservation and science among the Norwegian fjords
Harriet Backer is one of Norway’s most famous painters, known for her use of vibrant colors. A material analysis of… Read more »