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Championing new thinking and sharing progress

We are open to new ideas. We strive to share and connect. We are always curious.

Over the past 180 years, since our key brands were first founded, the world has seen enormous progress. As a publishing technology business, we ensure that fundamental knowledge can be found, verified, understood and used, to help improve and enrich our lives and protect our planet for future generations.

In our busy lives, it can be difficult to keep on top of the latest ideas, thinking and opinions. From blogs to social media channels, podcasts to live events, we connect with our communities and the wider society to champion new thinking and share progress.

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    Hidden Paths to Extinction – Global warming is just a small part of the process

    Giovanni Strona is an ecologist and a researcher at the European Commission. His Springer book “Hidden Paths to Extinction” shares the multitude of pathways that can lead to biodiversity loss. According to the book, global warming’s effect on the survival of species is only one small part of the complex process. We need to move our focus away from individual species and start looking for the invisible connections linking their past, present and future existence.  

    This story was sourced by Lars Koerner, Senior Editor, Medicine and Life Sciences Books at Springer Nature Group

    In Conversation - Jessica Gedamu & John Amaechi

    What does it mean to be a diverse and equitable organisation and why does it matter? In this episode of In Conversation Jessica Gedamu and John Amaechi explore the role of leaders in creating inclusive and high performing environments, and the impact this can have on delivering research and publishing goals.

    • Jessica Gedamu, VP Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Springer Nature
    • John Amaechi, Organisational psychologist and Founder of APS Intelligence

    Spotlight On... Engaging Your Readers and Authors

    How factual is the assumption that publishing less always results in higher impact for journals? Discover how a high volume of content in specific sub-disciplines can lead to an increase in high quality submissions, and why quantity and quality are complementary strategies for journal development.