Springer Nature becomes largest publisher to open up all reference lists
Springer Nature becomes the largest academic publisher to open up reference lists to advance data discovery and reuse, effective as of today.
Springer Nature’s Bookmetrix to launch a new metric for eBook collection performance at Frankfurt Book Fair
Berlin | London | Dordrecht, 5 October 2017
Additional benchmarking and discovery features on the platform will help readers to discover new books and institutions to assess the impact of Springer Nature eBook collections
Collaboration surges as businesses outsource discovery to academia
London, 6 December
New data from the Nature Index show that as corporations have scaled back their own in-house research, there has been a surge in collaboration with academic and government research bodies, as they look to share the burden of scientific discovery.
Social sciences to take centre stage in debate on global grand challenges
London, 1 November 2017
Springer Nature is joining with the Economic and Social Research Council to explore the role social science research is playing in tackling some of the global grand challenges. At an event to mark the launch of the 15th annual ESRC Festival of Social Science, a high-profile panel of social science experts will look at the important role research plays beyond academia, discussing how research can address issues such as climate change, economics, race, migration, health and interdisciplinarity.
Japanese science stalls over past decade, threatening position among world's elite
London, 22 March 2017
According to the Nature Index, Japan's scientific output has failed to keep pace with other leading nations over the past decade, risking its position among the world's elite if renewed government efforts fail to reverse a downward trend in its performance.
New York is shaping up to be a biotech hub, reports Nature Index’s Science Cities supplement, among other insights
New York, 18 October 2017
The Nature Index 2017 Science Cities supplement, published today, reveals that New York is poised for a boom in the life sciences.
DEAL and Springer Nature: First results of the negotiation
Berlin, 12 October 2017
Project DEAL of the Alliance of Science Organisations in Germany and the publisher Springer Nature are negotiating a forward-looking model for publishing and reading scientific literature.
Springer Nature continues to advance sharing
London, 27 November 2017
Over 3.25 million articles accessed in SharedIt’s first year
Articles have been successfully shared by authors, subscribers and media outlets over 3.25 million times during the first year of SharedIt, Springer Nature’s free content sharing initiative.
Women’s health champion, Dr Riko Muranaka, awarded the 2017 John Maddox Prize for Standing up for Science
London, 30 November 2017
Dr Riko Muranaka has been awarded the international 2017 John Maddox Prize1 for promoting science and evidence on a matter of public interest, despite facing difficulty and hostility in doing so.
Open access academic books downloaded, discussed and cited far more than traditional books
London, 7 November 2017
A report from Springer Nature launched today shows there is a tangible benefit to publishing academic books using immediate, or ‘gold’, open access (OA) models.