London | Shanghai, 1 March 2016 Nature Publishing Group (NPG), part of Springer Nature, will partner with Nanjing University in publishing npj Quantum Materials, a new addition to Nature Partner Journals.

Heidelberg, 14 November 2016 Springer Nature and Humble Bundle’s eBook sale channels donations to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF and the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America’s Givers Fund

Heidelberg | London, 27 July 2016 The Nature Index 2016 Rising Stars supplement identifies the countries and institutions showing the most significant growth in high-quality research publications, ...

London, 19 April 2016 Submissions open today for npj Precision Oncology, a new open access, international, peer-reviewed journal that will publish cutting edge scientific research in all aspects of precision oncology, from basic science to translational applications to clinical medicine.

London | Heidelberg, 1 February 2016  Springer Nature has appointed Rachel Burley to the role of Publishing Director, BioMed Central and SpringerOpen, effective as of 1st February 2016.

London, 14 April 2016 npj Climate and Atmospheric Science launches today to provide researchers, policy makers and the public with up-to-date, freely accessible research on weather and climate, atmospheric chemistry and air pollution, and the atmospheric system and its links to the oceans, the terrestrial biosphere and the hydrological cycle.

Heidelberg | New York, 21 September 2016 For every peer review for Environmental Earth Sciences, a water filter will be donated to the non-profit humanitarian organization “Filter of Hope”

London, 1 December 2016 Julie Overbaugh, PhD, a scientist and member at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle who holds the Endowed Chair of Graduate Education, today received the lifetime achievement Nature Award for Mentoring in Science and a $10,000 prize.

Heidelberg | London, 25 November 2016 Extended and expanded access to journals is offered to institutions in Camerino and Macerata

London, 20 September 2016 The open access journal, BMC Psychology, has announced it will launch the first ever randomized controlled trial to find out if a ‘results free’ peer-review process can help reduce publication bias.