Bioscientifica collaborates with leading biomedical societies to publish and develop journals that have high impact, a wide reach and a healthy financial return.
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All Bioscientifica-published journals have received increased impact factors from the 2020 Journal Citation Reports (Web of Science Group, 21).
Children born to mothers with low levels of thyroid hormones during pregnancy are 60 % more likely to do badly in arithmetic tests when they reach school age as children born to mothers with normal levels of the hormone; according to a study published today in the European Journal of Endocrinology.
Bioscientifica understands that librarians are central to scientific communities, and we maintain close relationships with hundreds of information professionals around the world.
Bioscientifica is committed to providing our authors with the support and resources they need to successfully publish their papers.
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As part of Bioscientifica’s response to the current global fight against COVID-19 we have created an online collection of research in the field from across our journal portfolio.
Bioscientifica launched Endocrine Connections in 2012 on behalf of the Society for Endocrinology and the European Society of Endocrinology.
“We can rely on Bioscientifica to provide the ‘memory’ of the Society from generation to generation”
Phillippe Bouchard, former President of the European Society of Endocrinology
“The enduring support, administrative skill and publishing acumen of the Bioscientifica staff cannot be overstated. My experience has been that this team always delivers.”
Professor Tom Fleming, former Editor-in-Chief of Reproduction.
"Your invaluable expertise, very hard work, efficiency and courteous good humoured approach with the planning and organisation of the programme and meeting is very much appreciated"
Hilary Hoey, Local Organising Committee, ESPE 2014
