New report shows publishing in Springer Nature’s fully OA portfolio delivers greater benefits for authors than its competitors
London | New York | Heidelberg, 11th August 2022
Analysis of Springer Nature’s fully OA portfolio shows tangible impact publishing in these journals has for authors and research communities.
Launching 'Nature Mental Health'
Chief Editor, Rebecca Cooney, provides a preview of what we can expect from the new journal and how it will meet the community’s needs.
Text and Data Mining: Uncovering Hidden Data Points and Powering New Discoveries
How does TDM works, what does it mean for librarians, and what does Springer Nature do to enable it? Dr. Prathik Roy describes in detail how TDM is being used in the research community and what Springer Nature is doing to support it.
Deepmind and Deepfake: The light and dark of AI Technology
Exploring artificial intelligence (AI), the benefits and the potential dangers.
Pillars of Sustainable Publishing:Supporting Academics at Risk
Take a closer look at the vital work of the Council for At-Risk Academics and how is Springer Nature supporting their cause.
Monkeypox outbreak
4th August 2022
In response to the global monkeypox outbreak, Springer Nature is making monkeypox-related content free to access
AI and Science Publishing: “Cutting through the clutter has never been more important”
In the second of two blogs on using AI to tackle information overload, we focus on times of crisis and a unique solution developed to cut through the clutter. Markus Kaindl, explains the development of an app that supported researchers during the pandemic.
