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Brazil, Australia and Italy have the highest satisfaction scores in Nature’s global 2025 PhD survey — but are these nations really the best places to do a doctorate? Check out the third article in a short series discussing the results of Nature’s 2025 PhD survey. http://spklr.io/6042BzTUe #PhDChat
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We are excited to be attending Charleston Conference in South Carolina next week. This year's theme is 'Sailing into the Wind', and we are looking forward to the numerous activities and panels we are participating in. ⛵ ⏰ On Thursday, November 6, at 2:40 PM EST our Chief Publishing Officer Harsh Jegadeesan will chair a panel on 'AI in action: Perspectives and best practices for the evolving role of libraries'. This panel will explore how AI is reshaping the role of libraries—not only by streamlining internal processes, but also by positioning librarians as trusted advisors to researchers navigating AI tools. ⏰ Eseohe Arhebamen-Yamasaki, Head of Communications, U.S., and Nicola Jones, Director, SDG Programme, will be talking about 'Real World Impact: Supporting Researchers to Influence Policy and Achieve the SDGs ' on Wednesday, November 5, at 2:40 PM EST. Panelists will explore key trends in SDG research and policy citation, including differences across varying geographies, the role of knowledge brokers such as think tanks, and the influence of Open Access and inclusive publishing practices. ⏰ Maintaining research integrity amid rapid technological and policy changes is increasingly difficult. Robert Hilliker, Director of Library Relations (North America) will be speaking on this topic on Thursday, November 6, at 2:40 PM EST. The panel is titled 'Can We Lead from the Library?: Exploring Services to Support Research Integrity'. ⏰ Stacy Best Ruel, Director, Customer Engagement, Americas, at Springer Nature is speaking on a panel on 'Paywalls to Pathways: The Transformative Power of Read & Publish'. This event takes place on Wednesday, November 5 from 11:20 AM EST. 🔗 And this is not all that is going on at Charleston next week. To check out all events from Charleston Conference 2025 that we are participating in, you can browse the full agenda here: http://spklr.io/6040Bz9u0 #chsconf2025 Charleston Hub
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On Tuesday evening, the prestigious Galenus-von-Pergamon-Preis for outstanding pharmacological research was once again presented at the Springer Medizin Gala in Berlin. The event also highlighted volunteer work in healthcare through the presentation of the Charity Award. All information about the event and the winners can be found in our press release: https://lnkd.in/eSxaJSzY Springer Medizin Images: Springer Medizin Verlag / © Marc-Steffen Unger © Jens Jeske www.jens-jeske.de
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Shaping a Responsible, Inclusive, and Future-Ready Scholarly Publishing Ecosystem in the age of AI and Open Access! 🌟 Today, we hosted the Journal Development Symposium 2025 in New Delhi, bringing together editors, society leaders, researchers, and publishing professionals. We were joined by Marieke Cambeen, EVP, Springer Journals, who shared insights into Springer Nature’s role in enhancing research quality in the age of AI. Together, we engaged in vital discussions on the opportunities and ethical challenges posed by AI, as well as the objectives and potential of the One Nation One Subscription initiative. With over 100 participants, including Editors-in-Chief, Managing Editors of Springer journals, representatives from academic societies, and more, the event was a resounding success! #JournalDevelopmentSymposium #ScholarlyPublishing #AI #ONOS Arend Kuester, Fiona McKenzie, Alpana Sagwal, Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi, Neetu Kalra
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Congratulations to the 2025 Standing up for Science – The John Maddox Prize winners. The annual award seeks to recognise researchers who have stood up for science and advocated for evidence-based discussion in public discourse or policy. This year’s Maddox Prize has been given to Dr. Virginia Burkett in recognition of her work around the impact of climate change on ecosystems. This year’s Early Career Award has been given to Dr. Nicolás Zanetta-Colombo, for his efforts in engaging communities living near copper mines in Chile to fill data gaps in the research and documentation of heavy metal impacts on the surrounding environment. Additionally, the Judges commended Andrew Macintosh for his work in identifying issues in the administration of Australia’s carbon offset scheme. Learn more: http://spklr.io/6045Bzj3S
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As urban populations grow, how can we create more sustainable, resilient communities? Ahead of World Cities Day on 31 October, explore the latest research driving innovation in urban development, infrastructure and climate resilience at Springer Nature's SDG 11 hub. Discover new publications and find out how to publish your work with us: http://spklr.io/6045Byln9
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Did you know that this year we are celebrating 25 years since Palgrave Macmillan revived the Palgrave name, continuing a long Macmillan tradition of publishing leading thinkers in the humanities and social sciences? To mark the occasion, throughout the year, we have been celebrating in our offices, at book fairs and conferences. Everywhere we celebrated in all shades of pink, proving once again that "pink isn’t just a colour; it’s an attitude. Bold, confident, passionate, high-impact, thoughtful, brave, and full of flair, just like Palgrave Macmillan’s publishing spirit". (Quote from one of our Palgrave Macmillan Editors perfectly summing up the spirit of the brand.) Swipe for some impressions from around the globe from our celebrations at Frankfurt Book Fair, our New Delhi office and the office in New York City. #PalgraveMacmillan25 Palgrave Macmillan
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25 years of Open Access with BMC 🎉 A quarter-century ago, BioMed Central (now BMC) launched with a bold mission: to make high-quality research more accessible. As the first commercial OA publisher, BMC helped shape the policies and principles that define open access today. Now, OA is the norm—and has grown to include open data, early sharing, and transparent methods. Supporting this vision of open science remains central to BMC and Springer Nature. To celebrate BMC’s 25th anniversary, we spoke with Publishing Directors Katie Ridd and Selene Carey about BMC’s role in advancing OA and open science. 👉 http://spklr.io/6042BzuB8 #OpenAccess #OpenScience
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Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women worldwide. "AI tools applied to mammography interpretation can increase cancer detection rates by over 25% and reduce reading workload by more than 40%," write Sardanelli and Scaperrotta in a new European Radiology special report. Published during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it offers a timely expert perspective on how AI is shaping the future of breast cancer prevention: http://spklr.io/6041BzPjz
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