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Last week Science Europe announced the launch of cOAlition S – a group of 11 national research funding organisations in Europe who have all signed up

I recently had the chance to sit down with Stella Georgiadou, a Senior Submissions Editor at the Springer Nature Transfer Desk. In her role at the Transfer Desk, she provides expertise in the humanities and social sciences for the Transfer team.

Celebrating the 1-year anniversary of In Review—the first-of-its-kind preprint service that also lets you track the progress of your manuscript through the peer review and editorial processes. 

Hybrid journals play an important role in the transition to open access.

If you’re a journal Editor and not already involved in social media (or, at least, not involved with your journal on social media) we’ve got (at least) four reasons why you should be.

Rachel Burley discusses BMC's history in openness and transparency and what has been learnt.

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.

Daniel Ropers shares some of his early observations about the academic publishing industry.