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15/04/2024

Our editor Dr. Stephen Maris will virtually attend Keystone Symposia: Cardiovascular Epigenetics and Gene Regulation from April 15th-18th. Discuss your health science research by booking a virtual meeting: https://hubs.li/Q02sTPV10

04/04/2024

Discuss your research with our editor Dr. Sheba Agarwal-Jans in-person or virtually during the EMBO workshop. Book your meeting via this link https://hubs.li/Q02rRslF0 or email. Looking forward to speaking with you!

05/03/2024

Are you a social scientist looking for a home for your next research paper? iScience would be happy to consider your manuscript. Submit your paper: https://hubs.li/Q02mG9dF0
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04/03/2024

We're delighted to announce that iScience will now be accepting submissions in the social sciences. Learn more about iScience: https://hubs.li/Q02mG4410

01/12/2023

On , December 1st, we reflect on the theme: . Embrace the occasion by exploring Elsevier’s special collection of book chapters and journal articles, showcasing pivotal contributions in the global response to HIV. Read iScience's contribution to the collection and other articles:
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28/08/2023

To celebrate EACR's Goodbye Flat Biology conference, we've selected 3 special issues on the topic. 1.Cancer tissue and engineering: https://shorturl.at/dejDL; 2. Microsystems and mechanobiology: https://shorturl.at/ajpU1 and 3. Biophysics of tumor-immune dynamics: https://shorturl.at/ajpU1

Learn more about EACR: https://rb.gy/99a40

15/08/2023

Meet Dr. Kanudha Sharda at the IISER Pune Conference in Pune, India. You can book your meeting by emailing her directly.

09/08/2023

Discuss your research with Cell Press Community Review's Lead Editor, Sejal Vyas, at the upcoming Cell Symposia. Email Sejal to book your meeting!

11/05/2023

Looking for a simultaneous submission and peer review process? Cell Press Community Review helps you find the best home for your paper quickly and efficiently. Here's how it works:

Cell Press Community Review helps you find the right home for your research paper quickly and easily by considering it simultaneously for multiple Cell Press...

14/04/2023

You're more interdisciplinary than you think. Think interdisciplinary. Think iScience.
Learn more at: https://hubs.li/Q01Lt1Bt0

07/04/2023

Our iScience editors are pleased to share a special collection of health sciences articles: https://hubs.li/Q01Jc-mP0

22/03/2023

Throughout the past five years, iScience has become a destination for advances that push the boundaries of interdisciplinarity and pave the way for impactful research. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the authors, editors, reviewers, and readers that helped shape the journal over these incredible years—Thank You!
Explore our 5th anniversary collection: https://hubs.li/Q01HQq5C0

13/03/2023

iScience's research is making the news...read the article mentioned in TIME magazine about climate change, conspiracy spillovers and geoengineering by Ramit Debnath et al. https://hubs.li/Q01Gzl2N0

17/11/2022

The Cell Press' free live webinar on is TOMORROW! Join us! https://hubs.li/Q01sbmfk0

14/11/2022

Join us for the free webinar on with speakers Prof. Christelle A. M. Robert, Dr. Emily R. Burdfield-Steel and Prof. Shinichi Sunagawa https://hubs.li/Q01rNDGc0

08/11/2022

Reserve your seat for Cell Press' free live webinar on : https://hubs.ly/Q01rNgl-0

07/10/2022

Don't miss the collection. Brought to you by Cell, Joule, iScience, and Trends in Biotechnology. All featured articles are freely available for a limited time. https://hubs.li/Q01nZTxW0

04/05/2022

iScience is expanding into the ! Learn more about submitting to the journal: https://hubs.li/Q019v7KX0

29/04/2022

This iScience Cell Press backstory discusses what happened when two groups of researchers became aware of their concurrent studies related to airborne and the prospects of using it to monitor . https://hubs.li/Q0198ZNk0

12/04/2022

The special issue on functional genomics in cardiometabolic diseases closes the gap between phenotype and genotype, serving as an example that can be applied to other diseases. https://hubs.li/Q016nL7S0

04/04/2022

04/04/2022

In this special issue, we bring together communities working to translate the strides in biological networks into an understanding of their application in identifying clinically relevant . https://hubs.li/Q016nRXm0

30/03/2022

Don't miss iScience's collection. Now online: https://hubs.li/Q016nKnW0

26/03/2022

This iScience special issue on human regenerative medicine features research from cell specification to pioneering tissue repair. Read all papers online: https://hubs.li/Q016nK_g0

21/03/2022

iScience is delighted to bring you the translational research collection showcasing clinical studies as well as computational, bioengineering, and biotechnological applications. https://hubs.li/Q016nNyH0

21/03/2022

Don't miss the panel event on March 29: The Material - energy dilemma. Free registration: https://hubs.li/Q016lfZ_0

08/03/2022

We're now publishing in all areas of the health sciences. Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q014Y7gw0

01/03/2022

We're expanding into the health sciences! https://hubs.li/Q014Y5VF0

24/08/2021

Biofilms are the primary cause of hospital infections, antimicrobial resistance, enhanced spread of pathogens, and in industry, corrosion of surfaces. On the other hand, microbial biofilms can be harnessed in industrial applications such as bioremediation, microbial electrolysis, and fuel cells. New materials are being engineered for both of these applications, preventing biofilms in the former and encouraging them for the latter. These include new materials that are hydrophobic, engineered surfaces and coatings, nanotopographies, and more. This special issue, Surface engineering and biofilms, will put together papers that document the development of new materials, and engineered surfaces, with a clear requirement for specific applications. Read more here.
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