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Cognitive Dissonance in Peer Review
Professor Jim Reekers has started to notice that more reviewers are sending conflicting decision recommendations to the editor. In this blog post he… Read more »
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Maximizing peer review efforts more important than ever
Peer review – with all its challenges – remains essential to the integrity and robustness of the editorial process.… Read more »
BMC’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic – we’re here for you
We are living through unprecedented times. As a publisher whose portfolio covers most biomedical and health disciplines, many of… Read more »
Transparency, Openness and Peer Review
When BMC was founded 20 years ago, a lot was different. The open access (OA) movement was still in its infancy, the digital… Read more »
Micro Reports – One year on
A year after the launch of Molecular Brain's new Micro Report article type, we look back on the most popular publications so far.
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.
The greatest scientists are artists too
Albert Einstein believed that there is a lot in common between art and science. But since the Renaissance, when polymaths captured… Read more »
Power to the people…
… was the rallying cry of Tooting’s Citizen Smith (apologies to younger readers! It was a sitcom from back in the day) and so… Read more »