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Open research
Our VP of OA, Carrie Webster reflects on Springer Nature's drive for open research.
Open Access
Sowmya Swaminathan, discusses a recent survey on InReview and what the results could mean for the role of publishers in helping to foster open research practices.
Déclaration de notre PDG, Frank Vrancken Peeters
Déclaration de notre PDG, Frank Vrancken Peeters, sur l'invasion de l'Ukraine par la Russie.
Research Integrity
Jennifer Griffiths discusses findings from the White House Scientific Integrity Task Force report.
Magdalena Skipper, rédactrice en chef de Nature, revient sur le rôle que la revue a joué pour soutenir les chercheurs et faire progresser les connaissances sur le COVID-19 au cours des deux dernières années.
Notre PDG, Frank Vrancken Peeters, explique comment Springer Nature entend favoriser la science ouverte en 2022.
Community
Joyce Lorigan discusses how Springer Nature is supporting digestible science communication.
Science communicators come together to discuss how they find interesting stories for their audiences.
Open Research
Eugenie Regan, VP of Research Solutions, discusses what's needed to support researchers in an open research future.
Nick Campbell looks at the global funding landscape for OA, with a focus on initiatives being led in Australia.
Steven Inchcoombe discusses Springer Nature's latest white paper on the full (Gold) OA effect.
Ruth Wilson discusses the move to OA for highly selective titles.
How scholarly publishing can play a role in addressing climate change.
Nature's Editor in Chief reflects on recent workshops in Africa on scientific communication.
Open Data
What needs to be considered next in research data management?
Guest post from The MDAR Working Group announcing the MDAR Framework - a new tool for life sciences reporting
Plan S
Springer Nature's committment to a sustainable OA path
Transformative Publishing
Frank Vrancken Peeters calls for greater collaboration across the research community to accelerate open science.
Partnerships
Where are we on the path to an open future?
Books
Ros Pyne Director for OA Books and book policies discusses where books are on the OA journey.
Covid-19
Springer Nature. Figshare and Digital Science report on COVID-19's impact on open data and research practices.
White paper explores the fragmented and varied funding currently available for APCs.
Susie Winter considers what needs to happen in 2020 to make the OA transition a reality.
Springer Nature's response to latest consultation published by cOAlition S
Research Solutions
Attitudes to data sharing are changing, but clear gaps in how researchers are being supported remain. What steps can publishers take today? Grace Baynes explores.
Why does open access matter? What is it enabling us as a community to do? How does it support the wider goal of open research? Steven Inchcoombe reflects.
At Springer Nature we want to find the fastest and most effective route to immediate open access (OA) for all primary research.
Springer Nature will stay curious, connect ideas, question how things are done, explore new ways to deliver for our communities and then make the changes that matter.
Peer Review
Suzanne Farley discusses how to increase prevention and detection of research and publication misconduct.
Daniel Ropers shares some of his early observations about the academic publishing industry.
Rachel Burley discusses BMC's history in openness and transparency and what has been learnt.
