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Today we’re proud to launch the Trust Seal alongside @ASMicrobiology, @ASPET, @EMBO, @FASEBorg, @SocExpBioMed, @ShockSociety, @SFRBM, @SSRepro, with early endorsement from @WileyGlobal.
This new community-led initiative bringing together scientific societies and organizations to help strengthen confidence in science and support trustworthy publishing practices. The Trust Seal is designed to help identify publications committed to community-led best practices for trustworthy science.
This effort is just beginning, and we invite the broader research and scholarly publishing community to join us!
Read our press release: hubs.ly/Q04j1QFs0
🔬 London researchers: Join us Monday, 19 October, at King's College London!
Free scientific talks, a panel on publishing trends, and networking with leading scientists and journal editors.
📍 Boland House (formerly Science Gallery London) | 9 AM–1:30 PM
Save your seat: hubs.ly/Q04BqzqX0
🔬 Calling KCL students & London researchers!
Join 5 of our BioCore Journal Editors on 19 October for scientific talks, publishing insights & networking.
📍 Boland House (formerly Science Gallery London) King's College London
🎟️ Free to attend!
Register: hubs.ly/Q04zBVnl0
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Scientific & medical breakthroughs start with bold questions. 🔬 Decisions about merit should be informed by experts who understand the science—not political influence.
Make your voice heard. Create and send a personalized letter to Congress with FASEB ➡️ hubs.ly/Q04y54Ph0
Our BioCore team was proud to support Biology of Reproduction at this year's meeting—connecting with researchers, sharing a few sperm & egg floating pens, and having great conversations about the future of scholarly publishing and reproductive biology.
Supporting society journals means supporting the communities behind them. Thanks to everyone who stopped by the booth—we'll see you next year!
Today is the last day of #SSR2026!
Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Biology of Reproduction booth. We loved connecting with the community, sharing our famous sperm & egg floating pens 🧬🥚, and hearing how we can better support reproductive biology research.
📢 SSR members: Publish in Biology of Reproduction with a standard license at no cost as part of your membership benefits.
See you next year!
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Trust in science matters. 🧪 @ASMicrobiology has joined the Trust Seal, a community-led initiative organized by @BioCore_Pubs to strengthen confidence in research & advance best practices for trustworthy science.
🔬 Learn more in the press release: asm.social/2Ze
ALT ASM has joined the Trust Seal, a community-led initiative organized by BioCore.
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The OMB proposed rule isn’t just policy—it could reshape how scientific research is funded, shared, and supported.
FASEB’s free tool helps you comment in 3 steps:
✔️ Quiz
✔️ Draft letter
✔️ Submit
Comments close July 13: hubs.ly/Q04mQJ580
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📢 Applications are open for the inaugural @ExpBiolMed #EarlyCareerResearcher Editorial Board!
🔬 Peer review experience
🤝 Mentorship from Associate Editors
🌐 A global biomedical network
Deadline: July 15, 2026
Apply now → fro.ntiers.in/ebm-ecr-board
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Darla P. Henderson, PhD, Executive Director & CEO, FASEB, shares, “The Trust Seal was born where the best ideas always are – from the community. A scientist at a FASEB-organized summit sparked an idea that has since grown through working groups and broad stakeholder engagement into something far larger than any single organization. With Trust Seal, we commit to improving trust in science. Bringing diverse perspectives from a broader community to form consensus is in FASEB’s DNA, and we know we are stronger together.” @DarlaPHenderson
Today we’re proud to launch the Trust Seal alongside @ASMicrobiology, @ASPET, @EMBO, @FASEBorg, @SocExpBioMed, @ShockSociety, @SFRBM, @SSRepro, with early endorsement from @WileyGlobal.
This new community-led initiative bringing together scientific societies and organizations to help strengthen confidence in science and support trustworthy publishing practices. The Trust Seal is designed to help identify publications committed to community-led best practices for trustworthy science.
This effort is just beginning, and we invite the broader research and scholarly publishing community to join us!
Read our press release: hubs.ly/Q04j1QFs0
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Don't miss the 49th Annual Conference on Shock!
Join your fellow medical professionals to enhance the care of trauma, shock, and sepsis victims from May 31 to June 3, 2026.
Click the link to register and secure your accommodations! shocksociety.org/2026-annual…
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NIH is seeking stakeholder input for its FY 2027–2031 Agency-Wide Strategic Plan, with upcoming webinars inviting input from the research community and the public on the framework for the next five years of biomedical research priorities. Read more in the Washington Update: hubs.ly/Q047xdVL0
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"The dunnarts are adorable... but they get very angry at you."
They might look like cute little mice, but fat-tailed dunnarts are actually fierce carnivores! Dr. Jane Fenelon shares what it’s like working with these "adorable" creatures in the quest to save marsupial genetics.
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Could a protein predict colorectal cancer relapse?
Higher PVR levels were linked to a 2x greater risk of recurrence. Researchers also identified natural compounds that may block PVR activity — pointing to new therapeutic possibilities.
Read one of the latest issue's highlighted articles: hubs.ly/Q047yzWX0
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🧬 Biology of Reproduction Vol. 114, Issue 1 features research on IVF placental biology, circadian disruption & sperm DNA damage, PFAS pregnancy effects, neurotensin in ovulation, and more. Explore the latest in reproductive science: hubs.ly/Q043n8Fk0
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Congratulations to Shaw-Jenq (Sean) Tsai, PhD on being named Deputy Editor of Experimental Biology and Medicine alongside Sulev Kõks! A current Global Editor, Dr. Tsai is internationally recognized for research in translational medicine, cancer biology & endometriosis. 👏
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📢 Now published: the first article from FASEB’s ASNAM Initiative!
Authored by leading musculoskeletal researchers, it outlines why animal models remain essential to advancing musculoskeletal research amid growing use of alternative methods. Read the full article: bit.ly/4qwffA8
💡 In case you didn't know: FASEB’s Assessing Scientific Need for Animal Models (ASNAM) Initiative supports expert-driven perspectives that inform science policy with evidence. #FASEB #AnimalResearch
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Science is better when shared — especially with you ❤️
Happy Valentine’s Day from FASEB Publications!
#ValentinesDay #ScienceCommunity
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Don't miss the highlight of @ExpBiolMed's Vol 251, Issue 1!🔔
'Neutrophil extracellular traps: emerging drivers and therapeutic targets in abdominal aortic aneurysm pathogenesis' is available to read below 👇
fro.ntiers.in/ebm10781
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