World Bee Day 2024: A hive of research from the BMC Series
Jenny Harman
In support of World Bee Day 2024, we highlight buzzworthy research from across the BMC Series.
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Highlights of the BMC Series – August 2022
Anastasia Widyadari
Is there a link between population decline of rodents with anthropogenic disturbance and climate warming? What are the mechanisms involved in cellular… Read more »
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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 »
BMC Series Highlights Blog – January 2022
Can we remove common over-the-counter drugs from wastewater? How can circadian clocks adapt to different tasks in ants? Can… Read more »
Highlights of the BMC Series – November 2021
A novel approach to a plant-based diet unique to sauropod dinosaurs - Importance of data deposition in open repositories -… Read more »
Open Data at the BMC Series
The BMC Series stands for open, robust and reproducible science, focused on the needs of the research communities we serve. We… Read more »
Highlights of the BMC Series – September 2021
Environmental DNA detects threatened and elusive shark and ray species – Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on emergency department… Read more »
Reproducibility and Research Integrity – a call for content
Research integrity is an important driver of reliable and trustworthy research, and includes issues such as reproducibility and… Read more »
Highlights of the BMC Series – June 2021
The effect of COVID-19 on athletes with disabilities; treatment options for dogs with osteoarthritis; characterizing mutant p53's… Read more »
Highlights of the BMC Series – April 2021
Responding to a pandemic - Research integrity, misconduct and consequences - Equity in clinical trial registration -… Read more »