Posted on 11. December, 2015.

Congratulations to Science Progress editor Professor Chris Rhodes who, along with his children's book, Hippy the Happy Hippopotamus, has been declared a Winner in the 2015 Authors Show  "50 Great Writers You Should be Reading" contest!! 

Posted on 10. December, 2015.

Science Progress commissions world authorities to contribute articles on the most interesting, important and meaningful topics - ranging from cosmology to the environment, and publishes occasional issues on specific topics.

Posted on 8. December, 2015.

The Journal of Chemical Research is a monthly journal which has a broad international authorship and publishes research papers and reviews in all branches of experimental chemistry. Established in 1977 as a joint venture by the British, French and German chemical societies it maintains the high standards set by the founding societies.

Posted on 2. December, 2015.

Download the November Abstracts Edition of Journal of Chemical Research, free of charge, now.

Posted on 24. November, 2015.

The great diversity of avian eggshell pigmentation and its possible adaptive significance has fascinated biologists for over a century. Ancestrally, avian eggshells were most likely homogenously white and immaculate although not necessarily devoid of pigment. Since then, however, they have evolved remarkable variation in both the basal ground colour and in the presence and patterns of superficial pigmentation, or maculation, which can include speckles, spots, blotches and streaks.

Posted on 23. November, 2015.

In recent years, it has been realised that semiconductor materials reduced to nano size have superior electrical, optical and chemical properties with respect to its macrosized counterpart. Therefore, nano-size semiconductors have attracted considerable attention.

Posted on 23. November, 2015.

Avian Biology Research provides a forum for the publication of research in every field of ornithology. It covers all aspects of pure and applied ornithology for wild or captive species as well as research that does not readily fit within the publication objectives of other ornithological journals.