As part of the Springer Nature Storytellers programme, Josefine Proll shared the story of a major setback she faced after submitting a high profile paper in grad school.

If you’re affiliated with any of the 47 universities in Australia and New Zealand, or at one of the seven additional participating institutions in the region, you can publish your article open access with fees covered, in more than 2,000 Springer hybrid journals. In addition, as part of the agreement you will be able to read, use and reuse research published in over 2,000 Springer Nature journals across the Springer, Palgrave Macmillan and Adis portfolios and in the Academic Journals on nature.com. Established by the Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL), this agreement will run through 31 December 2024.

London | Berlin | New York, 9 January 2023 Authors from low-income and lower-middle income countries to be able to publish for free in Nature and the Nature research journals.

Joshua Yindenaba Abor, Professor of Finance and former Dean of University of Ghana Business School explores the role of National Development Banks in the achievement of SDG8 goals

MRWs are ambitious in nature, so planning for the unexpected is key.

If you are a corresponding author affiliated with Carnegie Mellon University, you can publish your article open access with the fees covered in Springer Nature's portfolio of hybrid journals. In addition, you can enjoy full access to all Springer, Adis, Palgrave Macmillan and Academic Journals subscription journal content.  Established by Carnegie Mellon University, this agreement will run through 31 December 2026.

The 28th Panhellenic Academic Libraries Conference (PALC) gave Springer Nature and Hellenic Academic Libraries Link (HEAL-Link) the perfect opportunity to showcase the benefits of new open access Transformative Agreement for Greece.

Springer has turned 180 years old! Learn about Springer's journey so far.

As the world’s largest OA publisher, we continue to lead the way in offering innovative solutions for authors, their institutions and funders to support OA adoption, from our first transformative Read and Publish agreement in 2015 to our first fully OA agreement in 2019.

London | Berlin | Thessaloniki, 15 December 2022 The publisher’s 18th national agreement adds to the growth in open access publishing across Southern Europe.