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And you can see the full range of Biomedicine at Springer, Nature Portfolio and BMC here. On these pages, you’ll find more detailed information about the books, journals, and services you’ll see highlighted especially for American Association of Immunologists.
We welcome your book proposal submissions! Techniques in Life Science and Biomedicine for the Non-Expert series publishes introductory guides to various scientific techniques, aimed at both the non-expert researcher and novice scientist. These books highlight the advantages and limitations of the technique being covered, identify the experiments to which the technique is best suited, and include numerous figures to help better illustrate and explain the technique to readers.
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Sign up nowYou’re attending American Association of Immunologists because you have results to share. But what’s the best way to reach the widest appropriate audience? The Springer Nature editor who is here can help answer that question. You can take the opportunity to meet with Piper. If you haven’t written a book before, she can give you a quick introduction to the process. And if you have, she can show you how publishing a book with Springer, Nature Portfolio and BMC would be different from other publishers. She can also help answer any questions you might have about Springer, Nature Portfolio and BMC journals.
Associate Editor, Books
Immunology, Medical Microbiology
Springer Nature, New York, US
Every kind of article or book you might write can find its home here, including in fully OA books and journals. So you can see for yourself, Piper has hand-chosen examples that demonstrate the quality, breadth, and depth of what we publish; and also how your research might find its place here. If you already have a book idea in mind, you can discuss it directly with an experienced Publishing Editor. Find out what makes publishing your book with Springer Nature different.
H. Dong, S. N. Markovic
M. G. Milgroom
From Molecules to Ecosystems
R. V. Lloyd
C. Somboonwit, P. Shapshak, P. Kangueane, S. Balaji, J. T. Sinnott, L. J. Menezes, A. Oxner
D. Roccatello, L. Emmi
A Comprehensive Guide - Volume 2
EiC Giorgina Piccoli
EiC Sakir Ahmed, MD Nicola Bizzaro
Open access (OA) refers to the free, immediate, online availability of research outputs such as journal articles or books, combined with the rights to use these outputs fully in the digital environment. Publishing OA expands the reach of your research, fostering greater impact, visibility and usage of your work. Studies indicate that gold OA articles achieve significantly more downloads, citations, and Altmetric attention than non-OA articles.
You may be able to publish OA, with your fees covered, through one of Springer Nature’s many OA agreements. Alternatively, you can use our free OA funding and support service to find and apply for funding to cover your article processing charges (APCs) and/or book processing charges (BPCs).
Ultimately, serving the research community means research that’s open to all. And the only way to achieve full, immediate, and sustainable OA is by prioritising gold OA.
EiC Caitlyn Cardetti
EiC Maneka Hoonjan
EiC Leo Poon, Alan McLachlan
R. A. Sorenson
M. J. Gray, V. G. Chinchar
Emerging Pathogens of Ectothermic Vertebrates
A. Stewart Ibarra, A. D. LaBeaud
Critical Reflections and Visions of Equity at the Research-Practice Interface
M. Christodoulides
Focus on Leprosy, Leishmaniasis, Melioidosis and Tuberculosis
S. Luby, D. L. Southern