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Happy Halloween Folks! As you may have guessed from the title of this post, I’ve transformed… into FrankenGulliver! or Gulliverstein whichever way you prefer, just my take on Frankenstein’s monster for Halloween. It was Open Access Week last week and I’ve been super busy promoting open access across the globe. I’ve just returned from Ghana [...]

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G’day there peeps! So it’s been a busy week at Biomed central, lots of super cool research! Including new research that shows how some birds such as pigeons, flamingoes and emperor penguins, produce milk like secretions called ‘crop milk’ to feed their young, the study was published by the cool dudes at BMC Genomics and [...]

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These past few weeks have been all go-go-go! I have dispatched some of my highly trained clones to several conferences around the world. Here we are in Atlanta at the 2010 Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Rheumatology. See us shouting about the benefits of open access for all? Nominations for BioMed Central’s 5th Annual [...]

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Yo peeps, welcome to my blog. Here you will find the latest open access and science news. But first, some news about me. As you might’ve heard, I got myself a makeover – I’m now leaner and greener with an ace new shell. I’m Gulliver 2.0! But the good news doesn’t stop there – I’ve [...]

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