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"The service you are providing to the scientific community is tremendous, especially for those institutions not able to afford the expenses of other subscriptions."
Myra Gari
Department of Anatomy, Embryology & Histology, University of Transkei
South Africa
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"I wish you success in all the tasks that lie ahead of you for uplifting science at a global level."
Dr. M. Ashraf
Professor & Chairman, Department of Botany, University of Agriculture
Faisalabad, Pakistan.
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Breast Cancer Research
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It's a particularly good resource for translational
research into breast cancer."
Mitch Dowsett
Royal Marsden
London, UK
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Breast Cancer Research
"I like Breast Cancer Research's fresh style. The bold
opinions frequently provoke novel routes of thought."
Mitch Dowsett
Royal Marsden
London, UK
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Journal of Biology
"I hope that the Journal of Biology becomes the prototype journal for
future science---it has many attributes that will make it appealing to the
general scientific community."
Richard Schlegel
Georgetown University Medical School
Washington, USA
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"I am impressed with what you have done with this resource. Best of
luck with this endeavor, I will definitely be using it in the future."
Dr David Askew
University of Cincinnati, USA
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"BioMed Central seems like a good, sensible idea. I hope it prospers.
Good Luck."
A Ahmed
UCL, London, UK
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"...Your work is fabulous and should lay the groundwork for the future
of scientific publication. Congratulations."
Dr. André S. Barreto
CTTMar-UNIVALI, Itajai, Brazil
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"The idea of BioMed Central is great! [...] I admire the effort and I
think that's going to be the future."
Dieter A. Wolf
Department of Cancer Cell Biology, Harvard School of Public Health, USA
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"It is with great pleasure that I see BioMed Central offering authors
the right to retain copyright of their work [...] A good cause needs all the
support it can get and you can count on me to provide all the support I can
provide."
Professor Jean-Claude Guédon
Université de Montréal, Canada
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"This is an excellent idea that will combine availability and
promptness. "
Dr Kim Lawson
Biomedical Research Centre Sheffield Hallam University, UK
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"I have visited the site and find it to be an excellent avenue for
research publication."
Firmino F Rubaltelli
Division of Neonatology - Careggi University Hospital, University of Florence
School of Medicine, Firenze, Italy
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"I appreciate many of the details of BMC, including signed reviews and
availability of each article's pre-publication history. 'Openness',
in general, and in particular as here implemented, will conduce towards
attaining, and sustaining, a high level of responsible scientific
discourse."
Dr Arthur Margolin
Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven Connecticut, USA
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"I would like to congratulate the excellent interface developed by
your group and hope that this is indeed the way of the future."
Dr Jonas S Almeida
Department Biometry & Epidemiology, Medical Univ South
Carolina, Charleston, USA
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"I will certainly consider submitting one of our next papers to BMC. I
am very impressed by the prepublication history added to one of the papers I
looked at. This openness is impressive and - as I feel - is very important in
science. This is the right way to disseminate scientific results."
Bernhard Lämmle
Hämatologisches Zentrallabor, Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland
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"The traditional forms of publishing in biomedicine leave much to be
desired especially delays in manuscript processing, publication bias and
restricted access in expensive and often arcane print publications. BioMed
Central is a bold venture to solve these problems."
Professor Brian Haynes
McMaster University, Faculty of Health Sciences, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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"BioMed Central promises to deliver all primary research without
financial and copyright barriers and deserves all our support. Free access to
research and the right to distribute work among colleagues and other contacts
will allow scientists the freedom to participate in a truly worldwide community
of scholars."
Professor Marc W Kirschner
Head of the Department of Cell Biology, Harvard Medical School
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"I discovered your site only today, even though I already heard/read
about your service. The idea is great, and I think it is THE only way
scientific literature should be communicated nowadays. Probably the days of the
traditional are counted..."
Karin Hemmer
CRP-Santé Luxembourg, Luxembourg
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"Congratulations for the initiative to establish a virtual journal on
evolutionary biology on BMC. I certainly approve of this initiative and want to
promote it as much as possible. I am convinced hat this kind of solution is
indispensable for the maintenance of a true international science. Access to
journals is very, very, difficult from third world countries, but creativity
and new ideas are certainly not restricted to rich countries and rich people,
as history has shown. Thus BMC seems to be a solution, which might
revolutionize the form international cooperation and communication is achieved
in science, providing a boost to its quality (and may be quantity), which might
turn out to be historical."
Klaus Jaffe
Universidad Simón Bolívar Caracas, Venezuela
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"BioMed central and other online initiatives will serve to make more
democratic, and more efficient, and in doing so will speed scientific
progress."
Steven Hyman
National Institute of Mental Health
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"BioMed Central will be the most significant development for
disseminating the results of biomedical research in our lifetime."
Sir Paul Nurse
Director General, Imperial Cancer Research Fund
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"Congratulations for this revolutionary action in publishing
biomedical research."
Prof. Dr. Uner Tan
BlackSea Technical University, Trabzon, Turkey
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"I have just discovered your electronic journal. Excellent! If I ever
have data that is relevant to the topics of your publication, I will certainly
consider your journals"
Dr. Luis Schang
Department of Biochemistry, The University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
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"Traditional models of publishing are changing fast, and research
libraries should welcome BioMed Central's efforts to tackle the academic,
financial and technological challenges in forging new modes of scholarly
discourse"
Paul Ayris
Chair of the Scholarly Communications Task Force, Consortium of University
Research Libraries (CURL)
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"I personally want to applaud your efforts to provide free access to
authoritative content. It is getting so expensive for a small private liberal
arts college (that's us) to provide the resources our students need AND
expect."
Kathy Thostenson
User Services Librarian, Beloit College Library, Beloit
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"BioMed Central's model will enable the global scientific
community to become far more inclusive to the advantage of all of us. The
Internet is the preferred means of access in poorer countries where scientists
and students struggle to see primary papers. Their organisations also tend to
be net consumers of information rather than net producers, so, they should see
significant benefits both scientifically and financially."
"I have felt more optimistic about the future of scientific publishing
since attending your recent seminar in Norwich than I have done since I started
to work in this field. The current situation is too restrictive for researchers
and financially untenable for librarians. Consequently, I have been actively
'selling' the BioMed Central publishing concept."
Rebecca R. Walton
Information Services Manager & Chief Librarian, Institute of Food
Research, Norwich, UK