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.
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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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Springer Computer Science
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
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