Anti-inflammatory vegetables
SpringerOpen blog
A new review shows that cruciferous vegetables like broccoli and kale might be better for us than previously thought.
Author Profile
Scott Epstein
Marketing Manager at SpringerOpen
A journal marketer with over 20 years’ experience (the last 12 with Springer/SpringerOpen), Scott started out as an Editorial Assistant in physics book acquisitions, and spent time at various other publishing houses before landing at Springer. He managed the marketing roll-out of Nanoscale Research Letters, Springer’s first major open access journal, and one of its most successful. He tweets about science and open access at @ScottSprgrOpen.
Latest posts by Scott Epstein (see all)
- “Typesetting Math” - 12th March 2018
- Springer Nature open access at the American Physical Society March 2018 meeting - 28th February 2018
- Welcoming Professor Kai Bongs as new Editor-in-Chief of EPJ Quantum Technology - 26th January 2018
The Earth, Planets and Space Special Issue: “Science of solar system materials examined from Hayabusa and future missions”
SpringerOpen blog
Hayabusa was the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) engineering mission to explore and return a sample from a near-Earth asteroid. It visited and… Read more »
An interview with Zhiming Wang, Editor in Chief of Nanoscale Research Letters
SpringerOpen blog
On the occasion of Nanoscale Research Letter’s tenth anniversary (and as we rapidly approach the anniversary of publishing the journal’s first… Read more »
Magnetic drug targeting and nanoparticle size
SpringerOpen blog
One of the difficult challenges in treating diseases like cancer, atherosclerosis, stroke, arterial occlusion, and others, is that the drugs effective against… Read more »
Fit and fat: Effect of high-intensity training on the obese
SpringerOpen blog
A new study published in Sports Medicine—Open suggests that high-intensity training benefits the obese, even if there's no fat loss.
Springer Nature Open Research Day
SpringerOpen blog
Support, commitment and the future of open access publishing. Here's a summary of the discussions for Springer Nature Open Research Day. This blog is also… Read more »
EJNMMI Research will receive its first Impact Factor in 2016!
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Launched in 2010, EJNMMI Research is an exciting journal which aims to be a platform of lively scientific exchange on new findings in basic, translational and… Read more »
Kosher in the Jurassic?
SpringerOpen blog
Jurassic pork—what could a kosher time-traveler find to eat in previous geological eras?
EPJ Data Science Highlight—using patients’ trail of digital crumbs for public health surveillance
SpringerOpen blog
Public health agencies could capitalize on streams of data related to patients on the internet but only once interpretation methods have been validated.
Six months of open access posts
SpringerOpen blog
To celebrate OA Week—and also our sixth month of blogging—below you'll find a list of the posts about open access we've published on the blog since we… Read more »