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skip to content advertisement menu explore journals get published about bmc login my account search search all bmc articles search life sciences, society and policy menu home about articles submission guidelines search submit a manuscript welcome to bmc we are delighted to announce that life sciences, society and policy is now part of the bmc family of journals. the bmc website already receives over 100 million views per year and has expanded beyond biomedicine into a broader area of inquiry to offer a wider portfolio of subject fields on a single platform for authors considering open access publishing. bookmark our new url and make sure to sign up to our article alerts so you can keep up with all of the latest research and articles and read more about bmc’s pioneering spirit. articles recent most accessed collections content type: research | 1 august 2018 clinical exome sequencing in france and quebec: what are the challenges? what does the future hold? authors: gabrielle bertier and yann joly content type: research | 14 july 2018 who are the users of synthetic dna? using metaphors to activate microorganisms at the center of synthetic biology authors: erika amethyst szymanski content type: research | 4 july 2018 disease surveillance data sharing for public health: the next ethical frontiers authors: patty kostkova content type: research | 24 june 2018 synthetic biology in the german press: how implications of metaphors shape representations of morality and responsibility authors: martin döring content type: research | 14 june 2018 individuals on alert: digital epidemiology and the individualization of surveillance authors: silja samerski most recent articles rss view all articles content type: research article | 12 december 2013 perceptions of nature, nurture and behaviour authors: mairi levitt content type: research | 26 april 2017 towards new human rights in the age of neuroscience and neurotechnology authors: marcello ienca and roberto andorno content type: research article | 26 april 2014 the role of philosophy of science in responsible research and innovation (rri): the case of nanomedicine authors: gry oftedal content type: research article | 24 january 2015 open consent, biobanking and data protection law: can open consent be ‘informed’ under the forthcoming data protection regulation? authors: dara hallinan and michael friedewald content type: research article | 27 june 2014 the use of agrobiodiversity for plant improvement and the intellectual property paradigm: institutional fit and legal tools for mass selection, conventional and molecular plant breeding authors: fulya batur and tom dedeurwaerdere most accessed articles rss view all articles digital epidemiology: how big data challenge ethics, society and politics in infectious disease surveillance digital epidemiology in infectious disease is a new discipline in the area of big data, which promises faster detection of disease outbreaks and improved surveillance as well as reduction in administrative burden, among other things. whom will these methods help? what are their possible negative – consequences and how do we deal with these? to answer these questions well interdisciplinary discourse about digital epidemiology is critical including considering the relevant epistemological, methodological, ethico-legal, social, political, and organizational aspects and implications. available soon synthetic biology: how the use of metaphors impacts on science, policy and responsible research in the context of biology, can we distinguish between metaphors that are used unconsciously or lazily and metaphors which are chosen consciously to stimulate hopes, fears, financial investment or emotional reactions; metaphors that inspire, challenge traditional thinking or entrench established prejudices; metaphors that are good for something or some people but detrimental to others; and finally, are there metaphors that travel between groups and connect people and metaphors that create barriers and divide people? read more about submissions the collection started to publish: 29 august 2017 continental philosophical perspectives on life sciences and emerging technologies this series aims to provide a podium for authors to address concrete issues of emerging life sciences and technologies from a ‘continental philosophical’ perspective (which includes phenomenology, hermeneutics, dialectics, psychoanalysis, pragmatism, critical theory and similar approaches) in areas such as epistemology, ontology and philosophical anthropology. read more about submissions the collection started to publish: 13 june 2016 elsa & rri - ethical, legal and social aspects of emerging sciences and responsible research & innovation sensitivity to ethical, legal and societal issues, particularly within the life sciences, has increased over the years and has become a standard feature of funding programs. in particular, responsible research & innovation focuses on increasing involvement of stakeholder perspectives in research so as to make research more sensitive to the needs and concerns of society. read more about submissions the collection started to publish: 3 january 2014 biobanks as sites of bio-objectification the thematic series understands the contents of biobanks as bio-objects, referring to a socially potent biotechnological entity which generates controversy due to its potential challenging of established classifications. the collection started to publish: 21 july 2015 data protection (brocher foundation workshop) the workshop discussed data protection and direct-to-consumer testing in relation to genome sequencing, aiming at informing discussions on all aspects of data protection and direct-to-consumer genetic testing: legal, ethical, and social. the collection started to publish: 27 march 2015 s port and genomics genetic testing/screening in athletes, especially preventive testing, is a diagnostic tool to identify hereditary health risks, but such preventive applications are sometimes hard to distinguish from enhancing measures, especially when talking about sports. as a matter of fact, it seems as if sports serves as the ideal playground for genomics in order to test outcomes in real life. the collection started to publish: 15 may 2012 featured article: digital epidemiology - what is it, and where is it going? digital epidemiology is a new field that has been growing rapidly in the past few years, fueled by the increasing availability of data and computing power, as well as by breakthroughs in data analytics methods. this short piece provides an outlook of where the field is heading , and offer a broad and a narrow definition of the term. featured article: towards new human rights in the age of neuroscience and neurotechnology look how the guardian , scientific american and die welt , among others press outlets, picked up this paper , which by analysing the relationship between neuroscience and human rights , identifies four new rights that may become of great relevance in the coming decades. featured collection: synthetic biology: how the use of metaphors impacts on science, policy and responsible research in the context of biology, genetics, and new technologies, can we distinguish between metaphors that are used unconsciously or lazily in language and communication, and metaphors which are chosen consciously to stimulate hopes, fears, financial investment or emotional reactions? metaphors are not just decorative rhetorical devices that make speech pretty. they are fundamental linguistic and cognitive tools for thinking about the world and acting on the world , and natural and social scientists have become increasingly interested in them. this ground-breaking collection presents interdisciplinary and international discussion of the impact that metaphors can have on science, policy and publics in the context of synthetic biology. the collection started publishing, stay tuned! aims and scope the purpose of lif