Research into wellness for refugees (and the rest of us)
"Now more than ever, we need to stand with refugees": that was the United Nations's official theme on this year's World Refugee Day. A desire for… Read more »
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From boss-free to hierarchy: the strange case of GitHub
Reporting to your boss, who reports to her boss? Business as usual. But some companies are doing things differently, downplaying the role of… Read more »
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Springer Nature: Open in Order to Advance Discovery
We’re delivering on open access, will you join us? We kicked off Open Access Week with this blog by Steven Inchcoombe, Chief… Read more »
We’re delivering on open access. Will you join us?
At the start of 2017 Open Access Week, today we’re delighted to announce that we have reached a significant milestone in… Read more »
Happy birthday to Springer’s open access books programme!
Did you know that it is five years since Springer launched an open access books programme?
4 Steps to Develop Hybrid Imaging
In this post, Dr. Arturo Chiti, the Editor-in-Chief of our new SpringerOpen journal European Journal of Hybrid Imaging shares his… Read more »
The Importance Open Access in Creating a Sustainable Society
Daniela Thrän, the Editor-in-Chief of Energy, Sustainability and Society shares her thoughts on finding sustainable solutions for… Read more »
Open access and materials science—a quiz to test perceptions
To celebrate our booth at the Materials Research Society Spring 2017 meeting, we present a short quiz about open access in… Read more »
The Journal of Big Data has been accepted into Scopus
The Journal of Big Data has recently been accepted into Scopus, an extensive database of peer-reviewed literature.… Read more »
Open access to high energy physics assured to 2019 by SCOAP3
(Guest post by Grace Baynes) Earlier this month, CERN announced that SCOAP3, the pioneering initiative to enable open access in… Read more »