From cancer to neurodegeneration, epigenetic changes play a major role in human disease.
Have research to share? Submissions are open for Epigenetics in Human Disease in FASEB BioAdvances.
⏰ Deadline: December 31
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📌 What value does BioCore add?
Affiliation offers shared infrastructure, marketing expertise & strategic guidance—without sacrificing independence. BioCore helps societies innovate, gain efficiencies & thrive, while keeping integrity and community at the core.
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As our FAQ series continues, here’s what sets BioCore apart.
📌 BioCore is built by societies, for societies.
It’s a not-for-profit model where members retain full editorial and governance control. All value is reinvested into infrastructure, innovation & research integrity—not shareholders.
BioCore is thrilled to welcome Tammy Hanna, PhD, as our new Chief Publications Officer! 🌟 Her deep experience in society publishing and product innovation will help strengthen our mission to support sustainable, community-centered scholarly publishing.
Read more: www.biocore.org/tammy-hanna-...
📌 Why was BioCore started?
To address challenges facing society publishers—from consolidation to OA pressures to rising costs. BioCore unites societies to share resources, strengthen integrity and ensure long-term sustainability.
Read more on our FAQs page: www.biocore.org/frequently-a...
Learn more on our website: www.biocore.org/frequently-a...
Over the next few weeks, we’re highlighting key FAQs to help you learn more about BioCore.
📌 FAQ Spotlight: What is BioCore?
BioCore is a mission-driven alliance of societies strengthening integrity, sustainability & community impact—while keeping publishing decisions with scientists.
“Scholarly scientific societies were founded on the need to share and debate research findings… Today, we see a need to strengthen those principles, ensure sustainability, and reestablish trust.”
— Eric E. Kelley, PhD, President, @faseborg.bsky.social
We’re proud to see our incoming Executive Director & CEO, Darla P. Henderson, PhD, featured by Women We Admire, a network celebrating accomplished women leaders across North America. 💫
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“The Shock Society is committed to collaborating with BioCore to build a publishing ecosystem that champions accessibility and long-term sustainability for scientific societies and the science that saves lives.”
— Haichao Wang, PhD, President, Shock Society
Learn more: www.biocore.org
“SEBM’s multidisciplinary mission will thrive through BioCore’s collaborative framework. By aligning on integrity, efficiency, and shared reach, we’ll ensure society-led journals remain trusted homes for high-quality research.”
— Michael N. Lehman, PhD, President, @socexpbiolmed.bsky.social
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“BioCore will strengthen the society-led publishing model our field depends on—one that protects research integrity, supports authors and reviewers, and reinvests in science...”
— Mellissa Mann, PhD, President, @ssrepro.bsky.social
Publishing should serve science, not shareholders. BioCore brings societies together to uphold research integrity, foster collaboration, and build a sustainable, transparent future for scientific publishing.
Learn more at biocore.org
We've been busy working alongside our community and partnering to develop this new consortium - by societies, for societies. We welcome interested inquiries and additional partners! www.newswise.com/articles/bio...
Built by societies. For societies. For science.
@faseborg.bsky.social, @ssrepro.bsky.social, @socexpbiolmed.bsky.social, and the Shock Society launch BioCore, a collaborative publishing consortium advancing trust, integrity, and sustainability in scholarly publishing. Learn more at biocore.org
