Why I published an open access book
In two weeks, Springer Nature is participating in Academic Book Week: a global awareness event that aims to champion and showcase the evolution of academic books.… Read more »
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The science behind what makes a bestselling book
Books that are fiction, thrillers or mysteries, have high initial sales numbers and are released around Christmas are more likely to be bestsellers, according to a… Read more »
Welcoming Molecular Medicine
Molecular Medicine is an open access journal exploring disease pathogenesis at the molecular or physiological level. Now publishing in partnership with BMC, we took… Read more »
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Welcoming Bioelectronic Medicine
Bioelectronic Medicine is an open access journal that focuses on the scientific discipline that brings together molecular… Read more »
Miss Kentucky would like you to please pay attention to the board
On February 8th and 9th at the United Nations headquarters in NYC, the Royal Academy of Science International Trust held a program… Read more »
International Women’s day: women that pressed for progress
March 8th marks International Women’s Day and this year the theme is #PressforProgress. With recent events pushing gender… Read more »
Research integrity training by stealth
The importance of providing academics with training in research integrity is widely accepted; but what is less clear is how best… Read more »
Key Takeaways from #SpotOn17
Last November marked a great time of the year for me. Not only did I get to write my Christmas wish list, I also got to attend… Read more »
Are you aware of gender bias in peer review?
Last month, Dina Balabanova, (Associate Professor in Health Systems Policy at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine… Read more »
… And an aphid in a peach tree!
For some fun festive reading, we’re highlighting twelve articles published in our journals for the twelve days of Christmas. So… Read more »