BioMed Central Update archive
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Journal of Medical Case Reports and Cases Journal returns to BioMed Central
Since their inception both of these journals, which currently provide over 2000 freely accessible case reports have received widespread recognition and high quality submissions from across the medical community. Through their innovative approach, both these journals make each individual patient's case a valuable addition to medical literature.
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Stem Cell Gateway launched
BioMed Central recently launched the Stem Cell Gateway, providing easy access to all the latest stem cell related research and an interactive map to enable you to discover wider relationships and find experts in your area.
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Top-level appointment at BioMed Central
Bev Acreman will be joining BioMed Central in the newly created role of Commercial Director. Bev comes to BioMed Central from Taylor & Francis, where she has played a significant role in growing the company to its present position as a major player in STM publishing.
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Backfile of GSE now available
Digitization of the 40-year archive (1969-2008) of Genetics Selection Evolution is now complete. All titles, authors and abstracts are fully searchable, in addition to PDFs being available. Dedicated to genetics and selection of farm and experimental animals, the journal and its archive provide an important online resource for the research community.
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Computer Aid fundraising update
BioMed Central continues to work with Computer Aid to raise £10,000 for the Kenyatta University
programme. Fundraising efforts have included skydiving and a pub quiz. If you would like to make a contribution, please donate here
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Keep up with the latest H1N1-related research
Whilst the media hype regarding A(H1N1) slowly dies down, BioMed Central continues to publish research investigating the H1N1 virus and has now compiled a gateway of recently published research articles, commentaries, reviews and editorials relating to H1N1.
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Follow BioMed Central on Twitter
and Facebook
Keep up to date with open access developments and the latest research by becoming a fan of BioMed Central on Facebook or follow us on Twitter
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New abstracts from Critical Care
Critical Care has published the abstracts from the Fifth International Symposium on Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine for Latin America. São Paulo, Brazil. 24-27 June 2009.
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Journal of Hematology & Oncology
has published a collection of meeting abstracts entitled Current trends in leukemia , lymphoma, myeloma and ITP: updates and highlights from ASH 2008. White Plains, NY, USA. 31 January 2009.
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New from Journal of Biology
Peter Doherty and Stephen Turner explain what we know of what determines the pathogenicity and transmissibility of influenza viruses, and the prospects for effective protection and Reed Wickner and colleagues discuss a recent paper in BMC Biology on yeast prions that helps shed light on how new variants can overcome species barriers.
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Swine flu and pandemics - new editorial published in Critical Care
Cases of the influenza A(H1N1) virus, known commonly as swine flu, continue to be recorded on a daily basis to the understandable unease of the general population. A brief guide to the transmission of the disease and what we may expect to see is the subject of a timely new editorial published in Critical Care by Research Editor Dr Steven Opal, Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island, USA.
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New from Journal of Biology
Brian Oliver and John Malone invoke our ' inner fish' in their commentary on new research in Journal of Biology from Timothy Hughes and colleagues, which shows that although tissue-specific gene expression is highly conserved from fish to human, conservation is notably lacking in the gene regulatory sequences.
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Winners of BioMed Central's Annual Research Awards announced
The winners of our 3rd Annual Research Awards were revealed at a ceremony in London recently, which was attended by shortlisted authors, eminent researchers from around the world, open access advocates and science journalists. Details of the winners and photos of the event can be found at the Research Awards website.
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Mobile DNA is now accepting submissions
Mobile DNA, a new BioMed Central journal focussing on novel insights into mobile genetic elements, ranging from transposition and replication mechanisms to patterns and processes of mobile element and host genome evolution, is ready to accept submissions.
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Darwin's spectacular success and surprising failure
In specially commissioned articles to mark the birthday of Charles Darwin 200 years ago this February, Journal of Biology explores both his triumphs and his failures. Paul Harvey argues that Darwin was an accomplished 21st-century biologist and marvels that in his extensive studies on the inheritance of variation he failed to discover Mendel's laws, and Jonathan Howard explains why Darwin failed where Mendel succeeded.
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University of Calgary establishes Open Access Central Fund
There are now several institutions leading the way and establishing central funds to allow authors to benefit when publishing in open access journals. Our latest case study examines the steps taken by the University of Calgary in Canada to set up, administer and monitor their fund.
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BioMed Central launches three innovative journals
As part of our independent journals program, BioMed Central has introduced three new publications in the last month that are expected to establish themselves among the leading journals in their respective fields. Fibrogenesis & Tissue Repair is the first journal dedicated solely to the understanding, diagnosis and treatment of fibroproliferative disorders. Epigenetics & Chromatin aims to become a home for cutting-edge research providing novel insights into epigenetic inheritance and chromatin-based interactions. Meanwhile, PathoGenetics aims to become the journal of choice for studies identifying the molecular mechanisms that are disrupted in genetic disease.
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New content in BMC Proceedings
BMC Proceedings, a recently launched journal devoted specifically to conference publications, has published the meeting abstracts from Infectious diseases of the nervous system: pathogenesis and worldwide impact, Paris, France, 10-13 September 2008 and Proceedings of the Experts Meeting on Lung Cancer and the Use of Erlotinib, New York, USA, 10 November 2007.
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Associate Editors recruited to the BMC Series
The recruitment of Associate Editors for the BMC series is increasing the ties of these journals to the research community and improving the service we provide to authors. Associate Editors recruited range from new lab heads to well established opinion leaders, and it is their well-informed perspective that will guide us as the BMC series continues to grow.
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ESC in Munich, Germany 30 Aug - 3 Sept 2008BioMed Central will be exhibiting at booth #A2-C521.
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ACS Fall in Philadelphia, PA 17 - 21 August 2008BioMed Central will be exhibiting at booth #305.
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BioData Mining launches
BioData Mining is a new independent journal encompassing research on data mining applied to high-dimensional biological and biomedical data, focusing on computational aspects of knowledge discovery from large-scale genetic, transcriptomic, genomic, proteomic, and metabolomic data.
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