BioCore: A Scholarly Publishing Consortium @BioCore_Pubs

Darla P. Henderson, PhD, Executive Director & CEO, FASEB, shares, “The Trust Seal was born where the best ideas always are – from the community. A scientist at a FASEB-organized summit sparked an idea that has since grown through working groups and broad stakeholder engagement into something far larger than any single organization. With Trust Seal, we commit to improving trust in science. Bringing diverse perspectives from a broader community to form consensus is in FASEB’s DNA, and we know we are stronger together.” @DarlaPHenderson

BioCore: A Scholarly Publishing Consortium @BioCore_Pubs

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Today we’re proud to launch the Trust Seal alongside @ASMicrobiology, @ASPET, @EMBO, @FASEBorg, @SocExpBioMed, @ShockSociety, @SFRBM, @SSRepro, with early endorsement from @WileyGlobal. This new community-led initiative bringing together scientific societies and organizations to

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🧬 Biology of Reproduction Vol. 114, Issue 1 features research on IVF placental biology, circadian disruption & sperm DNA damage, PFAS pregnancy effects, neurotensin in ovulation, and more. Explore the latest in reproductive science: hubs.ly/Q043n8Fk0

Congratulations to Shaw-Jenq (Sean) Tsai, PhD on being named Deputy Editor of Experimental Biology and Medicine alongside Sulev Kõks! A current Global Editor, Dr. Tsai is internationally recognized for research in translational medicine, cancer biology & endometriosis. 👏

📢 Now published: the first article from FASEB’s ASNAM Initiative! Authored by leading musculoskeletal researchers, it outlines why animal models remain essential to advancing musculoskeletal research amid growing use of alternative methods. Read the full article: bit.ly/4qwffA8 💡 In case you didn't know: FASEB’s Assessing Scientific Need for Animal Models (ASNAM) Initiative supports expert-driven perspectives that inform science policy with evidence. #FASEB #AnimalResearch

Science is better when shared — especially with you ❤️ Happy Valentine’s Day from FASEB Publications! #ValentinesDay #ScienceCommunity

Don't miss the highlight of @ExpBiolMed's Vol 251, Issue 1!🔔 'Neutrophil extracellular traps: emerging drivers and therapeutic targets in abdominal aortic aneurysm pathogenesis' is available to read below 👇 fro.ntiers.in/ebm10781

📌 Why affiliate with BioCore? Societies gain shared infrastructure, marketing expertise & strategic guidance—without losing independence. BioCore strengthens sustainability, innovation & advocacy while keeping integrity & community first. 🔗 hubs.ly/Q03Ysqnv0

📌 What makes BioCore different? We're built by societies, for societies. BioCore operates as a not-for-profit model where members keep full editorial & governance autonomy. All value is reinvested into infrastructure, marketing & integrity—not shareholders.

We’re excited to welcome Tammy Hanna, PhD, as Chief Publications Officer for BioCore and FASEB! ✨ Her leadership in society publishing and technology-driven innovation will help guide BioCore’s growth and impact. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q03XjFD_0

📌 Why was BioCore started? To address rising pressures facing society publishers—market consolidation, OA demands and growing costs. BioCore offers a collaborative path to sustainability, integrity and long-term impact. Read our FAQs page for more info: hubs.ly/Q03VXrLQ0

Learn more on our website: biocore.org/frequently-ask…

Over the next few weeks, we’re highlighting key FAQs to help you learn more about BioCore. 📌 FAQ Spotlight: What is BioCore? A mission-driven alliance supporting society-led publishing through shared expertise, integrity & sustainability—while keeping 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 and band together to reestablish trust.” — Eric E. Kelley, PhD, President, @FASEBorg

“The Shock Society is committed to collaborating with BioCore to build a publishing ecosystem that champions accessibility & long-term sustainability for societies and the science that saves lives.” — Haichao Wang, PhD, President, @ShockSociety