Open Reading Frame: from big cat genomes to cell locomotion
Highlighting the best of the rest in the Open Access ecosystem
Video: Is peer review broken?
A video bringing together perspectives from each role in the process: scientist, reviewer and Editor.
World Alzheimer’s Month: A Q&A with Alzheimer’s Disease International’s Marc Wortmann
Marc Wortmann, Executive Director of Alzheimer’s Disease International, discusses challenges facing the Alzheimer’s community; from research to care
Open Reading Frame: from cholera vaccinations to martial arts
Highlighting the best of the rest in the Open Access ecosystem
Improving ethical animal research: Rolf Zeller on the aims of the Basel Declaration Society
President of the Basel Declaration Society discusses the importance of promoting increased transparency in animal research
Open Reading Frame: from socialising mice to plant tannin factories
Highlighting the best of the rest in the Open Access ecosystem
Podcast: A new take on peer review – an author experience of Peerage of Science
BMC Ecology author Jenny Dunn shares her experiences of using Peerage of Science – a novel peer review and publishing system
Open reading frame: from mini brains to detecting worms
Highlighting the best of the rest in the Open Access ecosystem
Carole Goble on the importance of truly open data and the CC0 waiver
Carole Goble discusses the importance of open data and the CC0 waiver, recently adopted by BioMed Central
Progress in peer review: Janne-Tuomas Seppänen discusses Peerage of Science
Co-founder of Peerage of Science, Janne-Tuomas Seppänen, explains what their peer review service has to offer
