Welcoming BMC Agriculture: A New Journal for Sustainable Agricultural Science
The BMC Series is delighted to announce the upcoming launch of BMC Agriculture – our new broad scope, inclusive, community led journal aiming to… Read more »
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World Malaria Day: talking about malaria everyday
April 25th 2024 marks World Malaria Day, a time when the disease is highlighted in the media and brought to the general public’s attention for a… Read more »
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BMC Environmental Science is now open for submissions!
We are pleased to introduce BMC Environmental Science, an important and timely addition to the BMC Series portfolio. The BMC… Read more »
Exciting news: BMC Methods now open for submissions!
We are pleased to announce that BMC Methods, a new addition to the BMC Series family, is now open for submissions, welcoming… Read more »
Peer Review Week 2023: Early career researchers share their views on the future of peer review
Any blog about the future of peer review should start with a brief mention of its history. The actual process of peer review can… Read more »
Peer Review Week 2023: Views on the future of code peer review
The significant growth of genomic data and bioinformatics tools to analyze them has led, inevitably, to discussions around… Read more »
Introducing BMC Methods: advancing scientific discovery through transparent and robust methodology
We are delighted to announce the upcoming launch of BMC Methods, the latest addition to the BMC Series journal family. Set to… Read more »
Peer review week 2023: AI, peer-review, and the future of scientific publishing
“AI will enhance the future of peer review by using automated systems to analyze and evaluate research articles. It will… Read more »
BMC Environmental Science: the BMC Series’ interdisciplinary approach towards a sustainable future
The BMC Series is delighted to announce the upcoming launch of BMC Environmental Science – a unique interdisciplinary… Read more »
Celebrating Peer Review Week at BMC: What’s next for Research Integrity and the Reproducibility Crisis?
John Ioannidis’ 2005 article Why Most Published Research Findings Are False was an uncomfortable wake-up call for the scientific… Read more »