Nick Oswald

Bitesize Bio is an online magazine where researchers in the biological sciences can find essential support to help improve their science. To succeed in today’s research environment, bioscientists need to master a diverse set of skills--in experimental technique, communication (e.g. writing, networking and people management), a multitude of software and internet tools, and much more. Developing all of these skills is a difficult task for hard-pressed researchers with little time and money to spare. Unless they use Bitesize Bio. Bitesize Bio's audience have 3 things in common: 1. They are all bioscientists who work at the bench 2. When they come to us, they are looking for solutions to the problems they face in the lab. 3. Their activity creates a social, research hub for questions and discussion that 90,000+ bioscientists (and growing) visit monthly for 8, technique-specific Channels (like Microscopy and Cloning & Expression). Our articles and webinars capture the experience, know-how and understanding from experienced mentors and share it for the ongoing benefit of our community. Bitesize Bio provides solutions and guidance for bioscientists ranging from: o Expert articles from our army of lab-based writers; o Webinars, content, and product articles. o 8 Channels targeted by technique helps reaching decision makers in the Lab. o Bioscientist Webinar Festivals twice yearly, with 25 professionals and companies delivering webinars on a broad range of topics. Bitesize Bio provides concise articles and web seminars that are packed with insight and inside knowledge from experienced researchers and other experts, information that will help researchers to develop their skills and succeed in their careers. This focus on building the full set of skills that researchers require, as well as our nurturing and collegial user community, sets Bitesize Bio apart as an essential resource for every researcher in the biosciences.