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Read how Springer Nature is taking an active role in accelearting progress on equality, diversity & inclusion.

Find out how these journal editors were able to restore their journal as a leader in its field.

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.

Trying to find your own alternative career path? Here are some tips.

Learn what we're doing to address the 17 Sustainable Development Goals outlined by the United Nations.

A new collection of open access manuscripts focuses on the way space missions may affect human health.

What has our Nature Research Communities buzzing? Here's a round up of some of the most interesting posts from last month.

Dr. Kazuo Yamagata of Japan on how publishing his article in an open access journal gave him a real-time look into the public response.

Read what early career researchers have to say about key issues on open data.

See how we help keep research in motion at every stage of your career.

Read a 2019 recap from the Springer Climate Program written by two of our Executive Editors.

Science writer Stephen S. Hall has advice for researchers who want to be better communicators.

7 ways you can jump start your career in the new year.

Find out what's been happening this month on the Nature Research Communities blogs.

Find out why Walther thinks non-profits need to change perspective to support sustainable development.

Authors Ali Cheshmehzangi and Wu Deng discuss how their book, Eco-development in China, supports the SDGs.

Read how Springer Nature is taking an active role in accelearting progress on equality, diversity & inclusion.

Part of the SDGs is to "leave no one behind," but many cities are currently failing at that.

One of the recipients of Springer Nature's China New Development Award explains how China is working to achieve sustainable development.