[Myexperiment-discuss] [Fwd: Fwd: BioMed Central Update - JMCR Research Award, Authors can now submit "mini-websites"]

[Paul Fisher]

Was forwarded this by a researcher on the Trypanosomiasis project - 
Harry Noyes.
Thought this may be of interest, particuarly when using workflow results 
to automatically populate "pages".

cheers,
Paul.

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BMC seems to have enhanced the way that supplementary data can be displayed. I have not looked at it very carefully but it might be handy

see:

http://blogs.openaccesscentral.com/blogs/bmcblog/entry/additional_material_gets_additional_features

Harry

Harry Noyes

Room 231 BioSciences Building

University of Liverpool

Crown Street

Liverpool

L69 7ZB

0151 795 4512

www.genomics.liv.ac.uk/tryps

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