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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.

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

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

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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.

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

Here's what some scientists are doing to make their work greener.

Learn how the authors' work is addressing the SDGs in multiple ways.

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Learn how this editorial board member led a guest edited collection to success.

There’s a reason Springer Nature publishes so many journals, even within disciplines—and that reason is that one size does not fit all. So to best serve authors, we’ve worked to provide the right venues for as many researchers as we possibly can.

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