The Liver is Our “Good and Silent Warrior”

Stefano Bellentani

Stefano Bellentani is January’s Faculty Member of the Month. He is a Chief Of Gastroenterology and Hepatology Service at Clinica Santa Chiara in Switzerland and Chief of the Scientific Committee of the Italian Liver Center in Italy. The clinical epidemiology of chronic liver disease is his main area of research.
As it is Lover your Liver month, we wanted to get some advice straight from the expert and find out a little bit more about his career in this Q&A.

Stephen Katz has passed away

Stephen Katz

We were sad to learn that Stephen Katz, Head of the Dermatology Faculty at F1000Prime and Director of National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS), NIH, passed away on the 20th of December. We will miss him greatly.

Presenting the new nifty features on F1000Workspace

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As we step into the festive season of giving, we have a present for F1000Workspace users both current and new. We’ve improved the performance of our servers and added some much-requested new features, to help you work more efficiently. Joao Peres, Senior Product & UX Manager, tells us more.

“Work with talented people who challenge you to think in different ways”

‘Know your status’ was this year’s theme for World AIDs Day. There are an estimated 36.7 million people living with the HIV virus. 1st December 2018 marked the 30th anniversary of this day dedicated to raising awareness and improving education about the virus, and to end the stigma associated with it. Nicholas Funderburg is December’s Faculty Member…

“Enthusiasm, Perseverance, Integrity, and Creativity”

Martine Extermann

This October we are proud to present Martine Extermann as our Faculty Member of the month. She is Associate Professor of Oncology and Medicine, University of South Florida, US, and Attending Physician in the Senior Oncology Program at H Lee Moffitt Cancer Center, US. In this Q&A, Martine shares the highlights of working as clinical…

Considering the environmental surroundings when interpreting experimental results

Animal experiments

Research published in F1000Research highlights an important issue regarding animal experiments, especially behavioural ones. The results of these studies could be flawed because unforeseen environmental changes are often not considered, even though they could influence the experimental results. We invited one of the authors of the article, Rupshi Mitra (RM), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and…