Bite-size research: BMC Research Notes goes back to its roots

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Since it first launched in 2008, BMC Research Notes has been a place where researchers can publish short notes and observations, research outputs which are useful for the community but which can end up hidden in the lab notebook or as a footnote in a dataset. In order to re-affirm the importance of publishing these kinds of outputs, the journal is renewing its focus on publishing note articles as well as other potentially dark data such as short null results. Publishing these articles is useful for many researchers, therefore we are also expanding the scope to all scientific and clinical disciplines including health sciences, life sciences, physical sciences, mathematics and all engineering disciplines. With this refocusing of BMC Research Notes back to its original vision, BioMed Central is offering a home for short communications to make dark data and single observations widely available to the global research community.

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Krüger, D., & Marshall, D. M. (2017, February 14). Bite-size research: BMC Research Notes goes back to its roots. BMC Research Notes. BioMed Central Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1186/s13104-017-2418-y

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