Springer: 180 years in an ever-changing world
Springer has turned 180 years old! Learn about Springer's journey so far.
Standing up for Science Prize
David Nutt, winner of the John Maddox Prize, talks about the significance of the award and what it means to stand up for science.
Understanding our Oceans on World Maritime Day
New approaches to protecting our oceans from pollution and climate change.
Q&A with Charles B. Hodges, Editor-in-Chief of TechTrends
In this Q&A, Charles B. Hodges, Ph.D. reflects on teaching and learning in technology rich learning environments.
Knowing What Is Needed So That Everyone Has a Seat at the Table and in the Classroom
Dr. Amy Chapman explores how social media might be used to connect civics students to their communities and beyond.
Reckoning with the Past for Israel, Palestine and Australia: More Justice, Less Law
Jeremie Bracka discusses how nations can reckon with legacies of human rights abuse and advance the goals of accountability and peace-building.
The Wonder of Nature’s Sensory Capabilities
Animals harness a multitude of unique sensory capabilities to navigate the environment.
Hugo Rojas on Justice, Social Movements and Promoting Human Rights
Palgrave author Hugo Rojas on the importance of collaboratively tackling human rights and justice issues.
Welcoming and Supporting Refugees: What Works?
How Ukrainian refugees can resettle in their new communities.
