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Scientist and Parent: Planning during pregnancy
Bridget M Kuehn
Colleagues, funders and institutions can support pregnant researchers in a variety of ways.
Philosophy of Biology: Health, ecology and the microbiome
S Andrew Inkpen
The interactions between communities of microbial species and their human hosts raise questions about the nature of health and disease.
Philosophy of Biology: The challenges of big data biology
Sabina Leonelli
Understanding how data were collected and processed is an essential element of big data biology.
Immunology and Inflammation
Philosophy of Biology: Immunology and individuality
Thomas Pradeu
Discussions about biological individuality and immunogenicity continue the long history of dialogue between philosophers and immunologists.
Cell Biology
Philosophy of Biology: Drawing and the dynamic nature of living systems
Gemma Anderson, John Dupré, James G Wakefield
Drawing may be a way to better understand a biological process and to explore and develop scientific ideas.
Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine
Philosophy of Biology: Towards a classification of stem cells
Lucie Laplane, Eric Solary
The occurrence, progression and treatment of cancer may be linked to changes in the nature of stemness.
Philosophy of Biology: Understanding regeneration at different scales
Kate MacCord, Jane Maienschein
To understand how regeneration works across the different scales of living systems, we first need to identify the essential components underlying this process.
Philosophy of Biology: Philosophical bias is the one bias that science cannot avoid
Fredrik Andersen, Rani Lill Anjum, Elena Rocca
Scientists should be aware of the non-empirical assumptions that influence all kinds of research.
Philosophy of Biology: From primal scenes to synthetic cells
Hub Zwart
Philosophy may help to explore the potential impacts of synthetic cells.
Living Science: Love writing
Eve Marder
Clear writing is the key to success in science.
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