Proud of the FASEB and BioCore team and their work announcing this new effort today, and eternally grateful for amazing partner societies and endorsing publishers. #strongertogether.

BioCore: A Scholarly Publishing Consortium@biocorepubs.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Today, BioCore and a coalition of scientific societies launched the Trust Seal — a new community-led initiative to strengthen confidence in science and support trustworthy publishing practices. Join the effort: www.newswise.com/articles/sci...

📍 Attending #Shock2026 in Las Vegas? Stop by the SHOCK® journal table to meet the team, explore recent research, discuss publishing opportunities, and learn more about the journal. We look forward to connecting with the global shock, trauma, and critical care community!

Today, BioCore and a coalition of scientific societies launched the Trust Seal — a new community-led initiative to strengthen confidence in science and support trustworthy publishing practices. Join the effort: www.newswise.com/articles/sci...

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 🔗 buff.ly/5pG7mcD #Epigenomics #BiomedicalResearch #FASEBBioAdvances

Call for Papers: Epigenetics in Human Disease

This special collection aims to bring together works that highlight the advancements of epigenetics and epigenomics in the study of human pathologies.

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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. 🔗 www.biocore.org/frequently-a...

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.

Study for the Society of Reproduction@ssrepro.bsky.social · 8mo ago

A critical secret in the IVF lab: The Ca²⁺/Mg²⁺ ratio in the culture dish determines the quality of the embryo. Why is human media still a secret? 🔬 Listen here 🎧 https://www.buzzsprout.com/1786803/episodes/18270677 #IVF #Fertility #EmbryoDevelopment

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...

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. 💫 Read the feature: buff.ly/JqXbQWI

FASEB Appoints Darla P. Henderson as Executive Director and CEO – Women We Admire

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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

“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...

Biological and Biomedical Science Societies Launch BioCore: A Scholarly Publishing Consortium to Safeguard Society Publishing | Newswise

FASEB, SSR, SEBM, and the Shock Society have launched BioCore: A Society Publishing Consortium, uniting scientific societies to advance trust, integrity, and sustainability in scholarly publishing whi...

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BioCore: A Scholarly Publishing Consortium@biocorepubs.bsky.social · 9mo ago

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

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