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05/10/2021

Robotics and Automation
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20/09/2021

Together with , we invite you to join us for an exciting evening on science. Jen Schwartz, Senior Feature Editor at Scientific American, will deliver a keynote on recognizing and combating misinformation. She will be joined by Springer Nature book authors Neil Daswani and Cobus de Swardt, sharing insights into their books.
Learn more about the free event: https://bit.ly/3kpNIRT

10/09/2021

Nature

10/09/2021

As part of our series we asked some of our editors to share how they have been staying in touch with their communities during the last 1 ½ years. Today Benjamin Johnson, Magazine Editor at Nature Medicine shares his story.

“The pandemic has been a strange and difficult time for all of us. For me, it had a positive side, which was rediscovering my virologist roots. I trained as a virologist but have spent 10 years at Springer Nature, and so when the pandemic hit I started blogging about the virus, to inform the public and help my ex-colleagues find the latest COVID-19 research. Anyone working on COVID-19 in a lab or hospital is incredibly busy, so my weekly blog on the Nature Portfolio Microbiology Community helped researchers find the most important discoveries on the virus. Blogging is an important tool for sharing expert opinion quickly and many researchers have also written about COVID-19 for Nature’s community blogs, sharing their expert knowledge with other researchers and the public.”

10/09/2021

IoT – Internet of Things
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09/09/2021

09/09/2021

Over 70% of researchers have tried and failed to reproduce another scientist's experiments - are you one of them? Sign up for our webinar on September 30 and learn how to make your research reproducible: https://go.nature.com/3tt6vi0

01/09/2021

What is it like to review for a Springer Nature journal? 86% of surveyed reviewers rated the experience highly. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3BuU1JC

27/08/2021

This award-winning editor shares insight on how he integrates his research work with his responsibilities as an editor: https://bit.ly/2Wx0tAU

27/08/2021

24/08/2021

New promotional service allows authors to have best-in-class scientific communicators write a summary of their research and for that piece to be posted on the Scientific American website. Find out more today! https://bit.ly/3B4h9yn

23/08/2021

Take your research to a public audience! Best-in-class science communicators will explain your research and position it for a broader audience. Your work will be featured on the Scientific American website. Find out more today! https://bit.ly/3B4h9yn

23/08/2021

Did you know it's World Water Week?

In honor of World Water week, we present a selection of research tackling water security issues. Featuring also are blogs by Profs. Pahl-Wostl, Bogardi & Adeel on global water management and reaching . Enjoy reading. Free access through Sept 18.
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18/08/2021

Really worth taking a look! Enjoy reading these research highlights for free 😊

17/08/2021

Self-promotion tips for authors and editors: how to get more readers for my book or article. Take a look at our new info page and make your publication even more successful 🥳 https://www.springernature.com/gp/researchers/publication-promotion

13/08/2021

The winners of the 2021 BMC Ecology and Evolution photography competition have been announced today. To check out the beautiful images and discover the stories behind them please visit: https://bmcecolevol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12862-021-01886-7

12/08/2021

Best-in-class science communicators will explain your research and position it for a broader audience. Your work featured on the Scientific American website? It's possible! Find out how! https://www.springernature.com/gp/researchers/campaigns/research-digests-with-scientific-american

06/08/2021

Architecture, Structures and Construction published its first article!
It focuses on Predicting shear strength of CFS channels with slotted webs by machine learning models. It is written by Vitaliy V. Degtyarev from New Millennium Building Systems.
Enjoy free access to the article and submit your own! https://bit.ly/3fVcnvh

04/08/2021

Four ways to quickly learn scholarly publishing basics! From how to pick journals to send your work to, to how peer review works, and more. This quick video ...

04/08/2021

03/08/2021

The best ways to tell your colleagues and the wider community about your paper? Use exciting opportunities to promote your work with social media, interviews, animated video abstracts... To help you get started, find a selection of tools & tactics here https://www.springernature.com/gp/researchers/publication-promotion

03/08/2021

29/07/2021

Many people around the world are currently enjoying their vacation, far away from school and work. For today’s post in our series, we chose to share some of our books on Geology and Travel.

Our upcoming Palgrave Macmillan book Bondi Beach offers readers a unique ‘big history’ of the beach’s geological origins, management by Aboriginal people, environmental despoliation by white Australians, and the formation of beach cultures. It's also a local history of the name Bondi, motives of early land holders, hostilities between lifesavers and surfers and more. https://bit.ly/3rOxxjm

All learning is a travel and The Empty Sea is a travel in learning about the still mysterious landscape on Earth: the sea. The book is a modern version of "Moby Dick" that Herman Melville could have written if he had known what we know. It narrates the great journey of human beings: from the discovery of the sea, to the modern trends of overexploitation. https://bit.ly/3iSUkpS

The book, the Geotraveller, provides the reader with an understanding of geological processes through maps and photographs, and is a great travel companion, inspiring the reader to visit and experience the historical sites and national parks comprehensively described by the author. https://bit.ly/3BSQDct

Springer Geology is a prolific book series presenting unique sites for their geological significance. The series is intended for anyone aiming to learn the ins and outs of the most beautiful areas on the planet, including their geological origin and environmental influences. Check out the title Geological Resources of Tierra del Fuego as an example. https://bit.ly/3zLHy3s

The Majorcan flora is beautiful and if you enjoy hiking during your travels then you should definitely have a look at Quick Flora Mallorca. It's an easy and quick guide to identify plants from the region without even having prior knowledge on plant sciences. Horst Mehlhorn hopes this book helps people who are generally interested in plants but don’t know where to start. https://bit.ly/3l5gGaF

It probably takes longer than one trip to read Das Mittelmeer. The Mediterranean is a fragile ecosystem. If you want to find out about the marvels of this region and how you can help to protect it, this book gives you a detailed overview. It is part of Robert Hofrichter’s life work, a renowned expert on the region. https://bit.ly/2VdU0tQ

29/07/2021

Transformative Journals are coming in January 2021 - find out how we’re evolving our hybrid and subscription portfolios across Springer Nature, helping our authors increase the readership, reach and impact of their research through open access.

20/07/2021

The latest addition to our open access Discover journal series "Discover Epidemics“ is now open for submissions! The journal welcomes submissions that look at epidemics from a variety of perspectives, including fundamental concepts, preparedness, prevention, policy and education.

19/07/2021

In some regions of the world it's vacation time. Enjoy the relaxing moments 😎 In addition to your vacation pics, how about tweeting a message on your published articles/books from time to time? Here are a few tips for self-promotion https://www.springernature.com/gp/researchers/publication-promotion

17/07/2021

In honor of World Day for International Justice we have updated our SDG16 hub with articles and chapters (free to access) and interviews with our researchers https://go.sn.pub/1bycs7

16/07/2021

The ‘Researcher Spotlight’ series shines a light on the work and varied career journeys of the researchers who publish with us. We want researchers

30/06/2021

A new journal is now ready for your submissions. Discover Mental Health covers the full range of socioeconomic, biological and environmental factors related to the broad field of mental health research. Learn more about how your research can fit: https://bit.ly/3y91Q69

29/06/2021

Very happy to announce that today we have launched our inclusive author name change policy. This will enable authors to retroactively update their name on the version of record (VOR) and associated metadata in all Springer Nature journals, books and conference proceedings. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3yiOOmT

24/06/2021

Nature Briefing

24/06/2021

Have you just published an article or a book? Then share your enthusiasm with your networks! Here you will learn how https://www.springernature.com/gp/researchers/publication-promotion

24/06/2021

23/06/2021

There is tremendous potential for research in Africa. And yet much of it remains unrealized. In our latest Springboard blog Magdalena Skipper, Editor-in-Chief of Nature, talks about our virtual training workshop on sharing and communicating scientific discoveries as an example of how Springer Nature is supporting and enabling scientific potential in Africa: https://bit.ly/3wRIz8Y

23/06/2021

Congratulations!

Few-Body Systems
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Evgeny Epelbaum (Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany) awarded The Faddeev Medal 2021 “For his groundbreaking work on developing high-precision chiral two- and three-nucleon forces that transformed few- and many-body nuclear physics.”

23/06/2021

No other person is better qualified to talk about your publications than you! Check out our tips and tools that will help you reach the relevant audiences for your articles or books https://www.springernature.com/gp/researchers/publication-promotion

14/06/2021

This Editor-in-Chief reflected on his journal's past to celebrate 50 years of research that helped solve some of society’s most pressing environmental problems. See how it was done, resulting in 57 published articles with close to 50,000 downloads.

Serving as an editor takes dedication, time, and passion. Regardless of a journal’s discipline focus, editors can learn from each other’s successes.

10/06/2021

We'd love to to hear what you love and hate about your job, and what you’d change if you could. Complete the 15-min survey for a chance to win one of three £100/$150 Amazon gift cards. We’ll report back on the findings later this year. Tell us more: https://go.nature.com/3g43P4g

08/06/2021

An exciting new opportunity to submit your manuscripts!

A New journal: eLight bit.ly/FVBeLight
Co-published by Springer Nature and CIOMP, CAS
EiCs: Prof. Aydogan Ozcan, Chancellor's Professor of UCLA and Prof. Cheng-Wei Qiu, Dean’s Chair Professor of NUS
Please visit elight.springeropen.com for submitting articles: bit.ly/FBeLightEdMgr
Article Processing Charge (APC) will be waived in 2021-2022 bit.ly/FBeLightSubGd
eLight is managed by the same team of Light: Science & Applications. Light: Science & Applications

04/06/2021

How will you spend Word Environment Day? Enjoy the weekend!