All Press Releases

• Dr Jun Ye receives the 2021 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics

  Heidelberg | London, 20 May 2021

  The 2021 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics is awarded to Dr Jun Ye for pioneering research in fundamental quantum interactions of elemental matter and light, exploiting precision optical spectroscopy and laser-lattice atomic traps. The award comes with a prize of US$5,000.

• The Cinema in Flux

  Heidelberg | Los Angeles, 07 Mai 2021

  New Springer book traces the history of motion picture technology from the magic lantern (slide projector) to the digital era

• Breathtaking Landscape - Breathtaking Science

  Heidelberg | New York, 06 May 2021

  The Geotraveller by Roger N. Scoon highlights the geology of popular geosites, landforms, and areas of historical interest many of which occur in world-famous national parks

• Springer sponsors two award lectures in analytical chemistry

  Heidelberg | London, 04 May 2021

  Robert Kellner Lecture and DAC-EuChemS Award lecture will be supported by Springer, a part of Springer Nature, at the upcoming webinar of the Division of Analytical Chemistry (DAC) of EuChemS (the European Chemical Society)

• Ready to colonize Mars?

  Heidelberg | New York, 28 April 2021

  Serves as a practical guide to spaceflight | Full of anecdotes and tips for those planning their own space adventure

• Tenacity in Children: Nurturing the Seven Instincts for Lifetime Success

  Heidelberg | New York, 12 April 2021

  New book offers insights into understanding the processes by which parents help children thrive, strive, and survive as it examines how seven genetic traits intertwine and can be leveraged.

• Concert Halls by Nagata Acoustics

  Heidelberg | Los Angeles, 09 April 2021

  Thirty Years of Acoustical Design for Music Venues and Vineyard-Style Auditoria

• Manhattan Project: The Story of the Century

  Heidelberg | New York, 07 April 2021

  The US research and development program of nuclear weapons changed the course of history

• Leadership in Statistics and Data Science: Planning for Inclusive Excellence

  Heidelberg | New York, 25 March 2021

  Springer edited collection explores how humanistic and inclusive attitudes towards leadership can strengthen the statistics and data science communities.

• The Gastro-Archeologist

  Heidelberg | London, 11 March 2021

  Revealing the Mysteries of the Intestine and its Diseases.

• Why gun violence is a public health crisis in the United States

  Heidelberg | London, 17 Dezember 2020

  More Americans have died of civilian firearm injuries since 1960 than all death from all wars that the U.S. has fought since its founding.

• Newly discovered and unpublished collection presents original philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein

  Heidelberg | London, 14 Dezember 2020

  Ludwig Wittgenstein: Dictating Philosophy To Francis Skinner – The Wittgenstein-Skinner Manuscripts

• Hardwired: How Our Instincts to Be Healthy are Making Us Sick

  Heidelberg | London, 10 Dezember 2020

  A book that combines the very best of the social sciences and medicine | Well timed with emerging clinical evidence supporting the idea of the mind-body connection.

• Scientific Journeys: A Physicist Explores the Culture, History and Personalities of Science

  Heidelberg | New York, 12 November 2020

  Join the author – Fred Dylla –  for a live, interactive online conversation about his new book on 16th November 2020, 5 pm – 6 pm EST.

• Mare Plasticum – The Plastic Sea

  Heidelberg | New York, 09 November 2020

  The menace plastic poses to marine environments and organisms is one of the most pressing issues of our time. Presented at the Genoa Science Festival 2020, this newly published book covers plenty of fascinating science, such as insights into the impacts of plastics and microplastics. It connects Science with Arts, because the authors consider this to be an effective way to raise and increase awareness and to back education on sustainable issues.

• The Climate Crisis, Democracy and Governance

  Heidelberg | New York, 15 October 2020

  New Springer book by an informed EU insider presents a toolbox to ensure that climate policies are receiving the needed social support of civil society, an absolute precondition for these policies to be truly effective. A realistic ten-point manifesto calls on European governments to act in the run-up to COP26 and explains how we can have hope for the future.

• Springer Nature launches its first textbook as part of the newly established MOOC&BOOK

  Heidelberg | Milan | London, 03 September 2020

  Textbook on Archaeoastronomy is linked to the online course The Science of Stars and Stones at Politecnico di Milano

• Arnold Berliner Award 2020 goes to Frank Glaw

  Heidelberg | London, 17 August 2020

  German herpetologist is honored for his work on the phenomenon of overseas dispersal by amphibians

• The First Cell named LUCA

  Heidelberg | New York, 12 August 2020

  New Springer book tackles questions around the mystery of the origin of life.

• Cannabis in Medicine: State of the Evidence

  Heidelberg | New York, 06 August 2020

  New Springer book deals with the use of cannabis in medicine and provides an evidence-based approach as well as different perspectives on this controversial issue.

• New Springer Book Reflects on Living with Computers

  Heidelberg | New York, 15 July 2020

  James W. Cortada exposes lessons learned from the past and addresses future issues in the ever-changing human-computer interaction.

• Havana Syndrome

  Heidelberg | London, 09 July 2020

  New Springer book identifies mass psychogenic illness as the likely cause of Havana Syndrome, a mysterious condition affecting American and Canadian diplomats stationed in Cuba between 2016 and 2019.

• New Springer Open Access Volume: Data Journeys in the Sciences

  Heidelberg | London, 01 July 2020

  Join the authors for a virtual book launch on July 3rd 2020 | The event is part of Data Science Week 2020 at the University of Exeter.

• Seventh Nano Research Award goes to Dongyuan Zhao and John A. Rogers

  Heidelberg | Beijing, June 10 2020  

  Tsinghua University Press and Springer Nature honor two of the world’s leading experts in nanoscience and nanotechnology

• The Art of Theoretical Biology

  Heidelberg | New York, 09 June 2020

  New Springer book visualizes the beauty and complexity of theoretical biology and showcases science as art 

• Tuna Wars: Powers Around the Fish We Love to Conserve

  Heidelberg | New York, 30 April 2020

  What is the story behind a simple tuna can? New book explores the history of tuna fishing, from the ancient times till the modern sustainable food-industry

• Chris Vanderwal to receive Springer Heterocyclic Chemistry Award 2020

  Heidelberg | New York, 16 April 2020

  Prize for outstanding research in heterocyclic chemistry goes to young professor from the University of California, Irvine

• Established business journals merge to form Schmalenbach Journal of Business Research (SBUR)

  Heidelberg | London | New York, 26 March 2020 

  Springer Nature will be the publisher of a fully open access (OA) journal created by merging journals from the two largest business research associations in the German-speaking world 

• Census 2020: Understanding the Issues

  Heidelberg | New York, 25 March 2020

  Springer book covers the U.S. Census from its Constitutional founding through the upcoming 2020 count, discusses the unique significance of this statistical undertaking, and explores controversies and questions surrounding demographic data collection in the 21st Century.

• Lone Wolves in sheep's clothing – terrorism as a symptom

  Heidelberg | New York, 6 March 2020

  New Springer book, Lone Wolves: The New Terrorism of Right-Wing Single Actors, examines a new breed of terrorism that feeds on the hunger for sensationalism and the trend of depoliticisation in Western societies exposing unfamiliar risks and threats

• How machine intelligence can make you happy

  Heidelberg, 3 March 2020

  Springer book drives the debate on the future of humans and machines | Life Engineering as a discipline of happiness management

• Green Heroes: From Buddha to Leonardo DiCaprio

  Heidelberg | New York, 03 March 2020

  New book provides an overview of the environmental movement from the Middle Ages to the 21st century through the profiles of over 50 individuals who have inspired millions to take action in support of green movements.

• Leon O. Chua receives the 2020 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics

  Heidelberg | New York, 25 February 2020 

  American electrical engineer and computer scientist honored for his breakthrough research on memristors and memristive systems, and his lifetime achievements in nanoelectronics, nonlinear networks, nonlinear dynamics, chaos and computational biology

• Physics through fiction – string theory and divine intervention

  Heidelberg | New York, 16 December 2019

  New Springer book, Saint Joan of New York, is a riveting novel of science and religion, whose heroine is determined to solve the equations of string theory

• Why collapse is not always a bad thing

  Heidelberg | New York, 12 December 2019

  New book provides an analysis of the process of failure and collapse, and outlines principles that help us manage these challenges in our lives

• What can we learn from bonobos and chimpanzees?

  Heidelberg | New York, 9 December 2019 

  A personal account of bonobo and chimpanzee behaviour by a renowned Japanese primatologist explains what and why we should learn from our closest relatives

• Beachcombing for a safe barefoot environment

  Heidelberg | London, 5 December 2019 

  New Springer book, The Beachcomber’s Guide to Marine Debris, documents and takes a quizzical look at the vast array of man-made rubbish in our seas and on our shores, with hints and tips on how to combat it.

• Inside ITER – the giant fusion reactor

  Heidelberg | London, 4 December 2019 

  A new book provides a behind-the-scenes view into ITER – the world’s biggest fusion reactor, and discusses the challenges and opportunities of this potentially limitless green energy source

• Is Western culture balancing on a tightrope between science and humanities?

  Heidelberg | London, 17 September 2019 

  New book Science on the Ropes asks why science has been dethroned from its prestigious position in Western culture and replaced by pseudoscientific conjecture and fake news

• Arnold Berliner Award 2019 goes to Martin Nyffeler

  Heidelberg | London, 14 August 2019

  This year’s recipient of the Arnold Berliner Award is Martin Nyffeler of the University of Basel in Switzerland, who will be honored for his article published in Springer’s multidisciplinary journal, The Science of Nature.

• inScience Communications collaborates with Big Brand Ideas to drive effective and measurable engagement

  London, 31 July 2019   

  New collaboration provides life sciences clients with powerful engagement capabilities by combining high scientific intelligence and data driven performance 

• How big data algorithms shape opinions

  Heidelberg | New York, 17 July 2019 

  New book explores how content recommendation systems confirm our biases by showing us only what they predict we want to see

• 50 years after Apollo: when will we go back to the Moon?

  Heidelberg | New York, 9 July 2019 

  New book explores why there have been no human missions to the Moon since 1972

• Sixth Nano Research Award presented to Xinhe Bao and Omar M. Yaghi

  Heidelberg | Beijing, June 27 2019  

  Tsinghua University Press and Springer Nature honor two scientists for their outstanding contribution to nanoscience research

• Springer Nature launches new video portfolio

  New York | Heidelberg, 20 June 2019 

  Springer Nature Video offers insights, research and training material from experts/ Medicine and Professional and Applied Computing will be the first video subject collections 

• The future of scholarly books is open (access)

  London | Berlin, 19 June 2019

  A global Springer Nature survey of more than 2,500 academic book authors provides in-depth insights into perceptions of open access (OA) | Conclusions and recommendations to further increase take-up of OA books

• Serving the future: the new science of food

  Heidelberg, 21 May 2019 

  New Springer book explains the influences of modern science on the way we eat | How nanotechnology and personalized nutrition aim at improving our health and well-being

• Springer Nature publishes its first machine-generated book

  London | Heidelberg, 02 April 2019

  Innovative book prototype provides a compelling machine-generated overview about the latest research on lithium-ion batteries, automatically compiled by an algorithm developed in collaboration with the Applied Computational Linguistics lab of Goethe University Frankfurt/Main (Germany)

• How artificial intelligence is gaining a foothold in medical fields

  Heidelberg, 26 February 2019

  New book explores the ongoing evolution in the application of artificial intelligence within healthcare and radiology.

• Jerome Faist of ETH Zürich is awarded the 2019 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics

  Heidelberg | London, 12 February 2019 

  Swiss physicist honored for his work on quantum cascade lasers

• Achieving the Paris Climate Agreement Goals

  Heidelberg, 05 February 2019 

  New open access book presents two years of research on how to best tackle climate change and its negative effects, funded by the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation as part of its new One Earth initiative.  

• Springer Nature advances its library services by offering KBART Automated Holdings Feeds for discovery services

  New York | London | Heidelberg, 31 January 2019

  Librarians to benefit from streamlined process to automatically upload their licensed SpringerLink content to OCLC, Ex Libris’ SFX and Alma

• Homeopathy Reconsidered: What Really Helps Patients

  Heidelberg, 30 January 2019 

  Critical questions, old and new, about homeopathy, and what mainstream medicine can learn from it. | Springer book explains what ‘really’ helps patients. 

• American College of Chest Physicians® and Springer Healthcare announce strategic partnership

  Glenview, IL | London, 23 January 2019

  Healthcare professionals worldwide to benefit from expanded chest medicine educational content

• The story of a successful surgical revolution

  Heidelberg, 16 January 2019 

  New book explores the innovative social entrepreneurship model in the treatment of bone Trauma

• Springer Nature employees in Heidelberg support local projects at St Nicholas Christmas Market

  Heidelberg, 9 January 2019 

  Over 26,000 euros were raised for three local projects from the Rhine-Neckar region at the company annual Christmas market

• Springer Nature supports two charity projects for children with disabilities in Italy

  Heidelberg | Milan, 3 December 2018 

  In 2018 the Julius Springer Charitable Fund donated 25,000 euro to two charitable organizations in Milan

• Springer and Labster partner to bring students in Germany cutting-edge science education materials

  Copenhagen | Heidelberg, 26 November 2018

  This collaboration will help to shape the future of science education by changing the way students learn science.

• First articles in new SN Applied Sciences journal now online

  Heidelberg | Dordrecht, 22 November 2018

  Springer Nature’s new broad-based interdisciplinary journal publishes its first articles

• Connecting Education and a Dehumanized Work Force

  Heidelberg | New York, 20 November 2018

  New book The Robot Factory asks why a physics professor might fail third grade math and what can be done about it

• SN Comprehensive Clinical Medicine publishes first articles

  New York | Heidelberg, 7 November 2018

  Content in new highly inclusive, broad appeal journal is now available

• Springer Nature to publish the Journal of Proteins and Proteomics

  Heidelberg | Hyderabad, 6 November 2018

  The official journal of the Proteomic Society of India will be published under the Springer imprint from January 2019

• Springer launches interdisciplinary portal on urban studies

  Heidelberg | Dordrecht, 31 October 2018

  New content portal inspires sustainable and innovative initiatives for urban areas

• There’s no fire without smoke

  Heidelberg | New York, 15 October 2018

  Particles in the Air explores the fire of controversy fuelled by air pollution

• The rise of science from prehistory to the far future

  Heidelberg | New York, 2 October 2018

  New book explores how science and technology have transformed our lives over just a tiny fraction of human history

• Springer Nature announces new eBook collection: Intelligent Technologies and Robotics

  Heidelberg | London, 12 September 2018

  New and emerging research areas such as ambient intelligence, big data and human-machine collaboration will be a major focus of the new collection

• Russian scientists gain access to Springer Nature content through national license agreement

  Heidelberg | Moscow, 5 September 2018

  A new landmark agreement ensures scientists at all academic and governmental scientific organizations in Russia have access to Springer Nature publications

• Springer adds new journal Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration to engineering portfolio

  Heidelberg | New York, 17 July 2018

  From 2019 the official journal of the Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration will be published by Springer Nature

• Springer Nature and Tsinghua University Press present the fifth Nano Research Award

  Heidelberg | Beijing, 5 July 2018

  Chad Mirkin and Lei Jiang are honored for their contributions to the field of nanoscience and technology

• Springer announces the launch of International Journal on Child Maltreatment

  Heidelberg | New York, 26 June 2018

  A new journal focusing on research into child abuse and neglect will be published in collaboration with The Kempe Center, The Kempe Foundation and The Haruv Institute

• Polar sciences in the spotlight: Springer launched new platform to promote interdisciplinary research

  London | Dordrecht, 21 June 2018

  Polar Platform addresses growing interest in polar sciences in the light of climate change

• Springer launches new textbook series in mathematics

  Heidelberg | London, 29 May 2018

  Collaboration between Springer and two prestigious Russian institutes will allow an international audience to benefit from outstanding educational mathematics material 

• Bats – Living in a Dark World of Echoes

  Heidelberg | New York, 28 May 2018

  New popular science book illustrated with more than 100 photos provides insights into how bats lead their lives, and shows how these intriguing animals use sounds and smells to find their way around in the dark

• Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics 2018 awarded to Guus Rijnders

  Heidelberg | London, 24 April 2018

  Dutch physicist is honored for his contributions to the field of interface engineering
  

• Canadian Journal of Science, Mathematics and Technology Education now published by Springer Nature

  Heidelberg | Toronto, 12 April 2018

  Springer Nature and the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) collaborate on the publication of top STEM education journal

• Springer launches Journal for STEM Education Research

  Heidelberg | New York, 10 April 2018

  Newly founded Journal for STEM Education Research to be published by Springer Nature as of August 2018

• Springer and the Hellenic Endocrine Society partner to publish the journal Hormones

  Heidelberg | Athens, 9 April 2018

  Journal covering all fields of endocrinology is now part of Springer’s clinical medicine journals portfolio

• Arnold Berliner Award 2018 goes to Jan Werner

  Heidelberg | London, 14 March 2018

  German postdoctoral researcher is honored for his work on the origins of endothermy

• Successful startups – A matter of the right location?

  New York | Heidelberg, 13 March 2018

  New book Startup Cities explains the success and failure of cities in nurturing startups, and provides advice on how to boost regional startup activity

• European Geriatric Medicine journal now published by Springer

  Heidelberg | New York, 12 February 2018

  Springer is the new publisher of the official journal of the European Geriatric Medicine Society 

• Medicine, magic and morality

  Heidelberg, 20 February 2018

  Governments must legislate to regulate and restrict the sale of complementary and alternative therapies, conclude authors of new book More Harm Than Good.

• Nuno Maulide to receive Springer Heterocyclic Chemistry Award 2018

  Heidelberg | New York, 12 February 2018

  Prize for outstanding research in heterocyclic chemistry goes to young professor from the University of Vienna

• Springer publishes Computational Brain & Behavior with the Society for Mathematical Psychology

  Heidelberg | New York, 29 January 2018

  New official journal of the Society for Mathematical Psychology will be published by Springer from April 2018

• Springer Nature in Heidelberg supports local charities at annual Christmas St Nicholas Market

  Heidelberg, 11 January 2018

  Over 26,000 euros have been raised for three women’s and children’s charities based in the Rhine-Neckar Metropolitan Region

• Springer to co-publish the Journal of Flow Chemistry

  Heidelberg | Budapest, 7 December 2017

  As of January 2018, Springer and Akadémiai Kiadó will co-publish the official journal of the Flow Chemistry Society

• Springer collaborates with Australian mathematics research institute on new book series

  Heidelberg | Melbourne, 5 December 2017

  MATRIX and Springer will co-publish a new book series covering all areas of pure and applied mathematics and statistics

• Club of Rome publishes a major new report on the governance of “Spaceship Earth”

  Heidelberg | Winterthur, 05 December 2017

  New book Come On!  proposes an overhaul in the way that governments, businesses, financial systems, innovators and families interact with our planet. 

• Springer to publish Canadian Journal of Public Health

  Heidelberg | New York, 28 November 2017

  From 2018 Springer will collaborate with the Canadian Public Health Association to publish its official journal

• Springer launches new interdisciplinary psychology journal

  Heidelberg | New York, 16 November 2017

  Human Arenas will provide a new outlet for research into psychology, culture and meaning starting in March 2018

• Springer’s Encyclopedia of Marine Geosciences wins award for best geoscience research resource

  Heidelberg | New York, 19 October 2017

  The 2017 Mary B. Ansari Best Geoscience Research Resource Work Award goes to Springer’s major reference work on marine geosciences

• New book provides insights on the AIDS pandemic—past, present, and future

  Heidelberg | New York, 28 September 2017

  A rigorous and unflinching account of the inspiration and dysfunction at the heart of the global response to the AIDS pandemic

• Springer and Graz University Press enter new co-publishing agreement

  London | New York | Heidelberg, 21 September 2017

  New cooperation will yield co-branded publications in all main disciplines covered by Springer Nature

• Springer Healthcare’s Medicine Matters expands to include oncology and rheumatology resources

  London | New York | Heidelberg, 18 September 2017

  Medical education platform Medicine Matters provides healthcare professionals and specialists with new suite of products and enhanced features

• Springer Nature pioneers charitable incentive system for peer reviewers

  Heidelberg | London, 11 September 2017

  For every peer review completed for the journal Environmental Earth Sciences, a water filter is donated to developing countries – almost 600 since the start of 2017

• Springer Nature’s 2017 Cynthia Graham Hurd Memorial Scholarship Accepting Submissions

  New York, 29 August 2017

  The Cynthia Graham Hurd Memorial Scholarship for attendance to the Charleston Library Conference provides $1,500 to a librarian who has demonstrated an active interest in the profession, but has not had an opportunity to attend the annual gathering of librarians due to lack of institutional funding. The scholarship is to be applied to the costs of registration, travel, accommodations and meals.

• Springer launches Journal of Economics, Race, and Policy

  Heidelberg | New York, 9 August 2017

  New journal provides outlet for research on the growing international challenge of economic disparity 

• Journal of High Energy Physics turns twenty

  Heidelberg | Milan, 2 August 2017

  Flagship physics journal celebrates 20 years of open access electronic publishing – by physicists and for physicists

• Deni Purwandana receives Arnold Berliner Award 2017

  Heidelberg | London, 5 July 2017

  Indonesian biologist honored for his work on the Komodo dragon

• The oval – creating beauty with numbers

  Heidelberg | New York,  5 July 2017

  New book All Sides to An Oval is packed with new findings revealing how to create these beautiful shapes

• Derk Haank, Chief Executive Officer to retire and to be succeeded by Daniel Ropers

  Berlin, 27 June 2017 – Derk Haank is to retire from his role as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Springer Nature  by the end of 2017.  Derk will be succeeded by Daniel Ropers, currently CEO of bol.com, who will join Springer Nature on October 1 and work with Derk until December to ensure a smooth transition.
  

• Springer Nature imprints support World Refugee Day

  Heidelberg | London, 19 June 2017

  Apress partners with Humble Bundle to raise funds for charity, and Palgrave Macmillan highlights refugee related content on dedicated webpage with free access to journal articles

• Springer Nature sponsors first Singapore Three Minute Thesis competition

  Heidelberg | Singapore, 14 June 2017

  PhD students from four universities in Singapore compete at Nanyang Technological University for popular science communication award

• Springer Nature and Tsinghua University Press present the fourth Nano Research Award

  Heidelberg | Beijing, 7 June 2017

  Yi Xie honored for her outstanding contributions to nanoscale inorganic solid state chemistry 

• Ramin Golestanian awarded the EPJE Pierre-Gilles de Gennes Lecture Prize for 2017

  Heidelberg | London, 17 May 2017

  Physicist honored for outstanding contributions to the field of active matter

• Augmented reality, the teeny tiny next big thing

  Heidelberg | New York,  29 May 2017

  Augmented reality offers the gifts of truth and information. And much, much more besides.

• Springer sponsors two award lectures at EUROANALYSIS 2017

  Heidelberg | London, 17 May 2017

  Robert Kellner Lecture and DAC-EuCheMS Award lecture will be supported by Springer at upcoming analytical chemistry conference

• From small Berlin bookshop to large international publishing house

  Berlin | Heidelberg | New York, 10 May 2017

  A driving force in academic publishing: Springer celebrates 175 years since its founding

• Library users in Israel can now access Springer Nature’s MyCopy service

  Heidelberg | London, 9 May 2017

  Affordable print-on-demand softcover books are available in 31 countries

• Springer Nature highlights over 180 world-changing articles

  Heidelberg | London, 3 May 2017

  Expanded Change the World, One Article at a Time campaign brings findings on pressing global issues to the wider research community

• Springer signs landmark eBooks agreement with ABES in France

  Heidelberg | Montpellier, 2 May 2017

  French researchers gain access to historical and contemporary Springer eBook collections through ISTEX project
  

• MOOCs and books initiative launched by Springer and Federica Weblearning

  Heidelberg | Milan, 24 April 2017

  Springer collaborates with one of Europe’s largest providers of free multimedia courses to offer authors, lecturers and students an enhanced teaching and learning experience
  

• Cracking the case: Notes of a poison detective

  Heidelberg | New York, 6 April 2017

  New Springer book provides essential information for healthcare professionals | Real-life experience of a toxicologist presented in an entertaining yet instructive way

• Victor Malka awarded the 2017 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics

  Heidelberg | New York, 5 April 2017

  Plasma physicist recognized for pioneering research in the field of laser plasma acceleration
  

• Killer spirals offer wild ride

  Heidelberg | New York, 15 March 2017

  Author of new book The Perfect Shape plots to infect readers with spiral madness

• Springer Nature SciGraph: Supporting open science and the wider understanding of research

  Heidelberg | London, 9 March 2017

  Pioneering semantic platform with Linked Open Data will serve the needs of the research community

• Recommended: Connecting researchers with the research that matters to them

  London | Heidelberg, 23 February 2017

  Recommended, a new service which connects the research community with the most relevant content is launched by Springer Nature today.  

• Springer Healthcare launches Medicine Matters, a new medical education website

  Heidelberg | London, 15 February 2017

  Healthcare professionals and specialists to benefit from free access to extensive content, commentaries and daily news from a leading global research, educational and professional publisher

• Clint Alfaro receives Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry Best Paper Award 2016

  Heidelberg| New York, 8 February 2017

  Young chemist honored for research in ambient ionization mass spectrometry applications in the field of cancer tissue-biopsy diagnosis

• A “new human nature” – the key to our own and other species’ survival

  Heidelberg | New York, 01 February 2017 

  The world is not flat and animals and plants think, feel, conceptualize and far surpass our species in a myriad of obvious and astonishing ways, according to authors Michael Tobias and Jane Gray Morrison

• Can we see beginnings of state failure in the US and Europe?

  Heidelberg | New York, 24 January 2017  

  New book highlights potentially catastrophic outcomes in new era of energy decline | Presents an empirically-grounded theoretical model of the complex interactions between biophysical processes and geopolitical crises

• An Optimistic Vision for Paris Climate Agreement

  Heidelberg | New York, 20 January 2017  

  New book provides detailed analysis of targets laid out by international community

• Over 25 years of St Nicholas Markets – plentiful donations for a good cause

  Heidelberg, January 13, 2017

  Springer Nature donates 26,000 euros to two social projects in the region from the proceeds of its St Nicholas Market

• Springer partners with the Institute of Earth Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences

  Beijing | Heidelberg, 10 January 2017

  New journal focusing on aerosol science expands Springer’s Chinese research collection

• Apress and Humble Bundle encourage kids who code with “Code Your Own Games” charity bundle

  Heidelberg | New York, 20 December 2016

  Over $500 of game programming guides offered in support of Maker Initiative and Girls Who Code / Available only through December 28, 2016

• The delights of dirt

  Heidelberg | New York, 13 December 2016

  Celebrating Soil is a new richly-illustrated book that takes the reader on a global treasure hunt to unearth the infinite variety beneath our feet.

• Springer offers flexible purchasing option for Springer Book Archives

  Heidelberg | New York, 7 December 2016

  eBook subject collections can be purchased according to year set – Vintage, Modern and Millennium

• Springer launches new journal Reviews of Modern Plasma Physics

  Heidelberg | New York, 30 November 2016

  Articles to cover fundamental and applied aspects of plasma physics

• Springer Nature provides Italian universities hit by earthquake free access to electronic content

  Heidelberg | London, 25 November 2016

  Extended and expanded access to journals is offered to institutions in Camerino and Macerata

• We’re cooking up trouble: The Anthropocene and its consequences

  Heidelberg, 22 November 2016

  From wooden spoon to the rudder of globalization | A non-fiction comic about food and how we might eat in tomorrow’s world | Project of the Cluster of Excellence at Humboldt-University, Berlin

• Springer launches three new book series in cognitive psychology

  Heidelberg | New York, 15 November 2016

  Expert books will deal with computational approaches, theoretical advances and cultural developments

• Science fiction book campaign results in a $22,000 charitable contribution

  Heidelberg, 14 November 2016

  Springer Nature and Humble Bundle’s eBook sale channels donations to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF and the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America’s Givers Fund

• Homeopathy – the undiluted facts

  Heidelberg, 8 November 2016

  Does homeopathy work? | Why is it so popular? | What can it teach mainstream healthcare? | This book presents the evidence needed to help people answer these questions and more

• Will your next doctor be a human being—or a machine?

  New York | Heidelberg, 26 October 2016
  

  New book Social Machines provides a peek at the future of artificial intelligence (AI) and the profound impacts it could have on our humanity

• Apocalypse not yet – Surviving the 21st Century

  Heidelberg, 20 October 2016

   New book Surviving the 21st Century enriches understanding of humanity's greatest challenges and why we need to solve them

• We’ve SharedIt! Springer Nature completes integration of its content sharing initiative across its entire owned portfolio of over 1,300 journals

  London, 17 October 2016 

  Springer Nature is delighted to announce that it has rolled out its free content sharing initiative, now named SharedIt, to all of the Springer Nature-owned portfolio and over one thousand additional co-owned and partner-owned journals.

• Springer Nature congratulates Nobel Prize winning authors

  London, 13 October 2016
  

  Eight out of the 11 Nobel Prize Laureates for 2016 are authors of research or books published by Springer Nature. 

• Trek-inspired enterprise

  Heidelberg, 13 October 2016

   The Realization of Star Trek Technologies explores the role that the show played, and continues to play, in inspiring the real world of science

• Springer Nature merges Major Reference Works portfolios of Palgrave Macmillan and Springer

  Heidelberg | New York, 12 October 2016

  Official launch of the expanded Major Reference Works portfolio at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair

• Adis partnership with Amplion delivers biomarker data to AdisInsight users

  Heidelberg | New York, 4 October 2016

  Partnership to enrich drug and clinical trial content in the AdisInsight platformPartnership to enrich drug and clinical trial content in the AdisInsight platform

• Springer Nature to partner with China’s Publishing House of Electronics Industry

  Heidelberg | New York, 27 September 2016

  Book series planned on China’s 5G communications and satellite navigation system

• Springer encyclopedia for dating methods of fossil finds singled out for scientific research award

  Heidelberg | New York, 26 September 2016

  Encyclopedia of Scientific Dating Methods wins Mary B. Ansari Best Geoscience Research Resource Work Award 2016

• Beyond the birds and the bees: Sex up your knowledge

  Heidelberg, 22 September 2016

  New Springer book presents facts on the world’s simplest pleasure from the perspective of science

• Happy Birthday, Springer Nature Link!

  Heidelberg | New York, 22 September 2016

   Springer’s online platform celebrates its 20th anniversary with 10 million documents

• Springer Nature and journal editors team up in project for developing countries

  Heidelberg | New York, 21 September 2016

   For every peer review for Environmental Earth Sciences, a water filter will be donated to the non-profit humanitarian organization “Filter of Hope”

• Read science and science fiction for a good cause

  Heidelberg | New York, 20 September 2016

  Springer Nature and Humble Bundle are partnering in a book campaign supporting the U.S. Fund for UNICEF and the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America’s Givers Fund

• From 2016 Springer publishes the Journal of Business Cycle Research

  Heidelberg | Kopenhagen, 15 September 2016

   CIRET has now relaunched its OECD journal under a new name and will present it to the public today at the CIRET conference in Copenhagen

• Adis launches expanded range of services to support pharmacovigilance departments

  Heidelberg | München, 12 September 2016

  Adis Pharmacovigilance will help pharmacovigilance teams to face the challenges of regulatory literature monitoring

• Policing biases ̶ A critical issue facing law enforcement today

  Heidelberg | New York, 1 September 2016

  New book Producing Bias-Free Policing uses modern psychological research to demonstrate that traditional interventions to address bias in policing have been off target

• Springer’s LOD platform offers new service for authors and conference organizers

  Heidelberg | 31 August 2016

   Feature will help authors who want to make sure their proceedings papers are indexed

• Springer Nature partners with FLTRP in promoting Chinese thought and culture overseas

  Beijing | London, 25 August 2016 

   New English book series called Key Concepts in Chinese Thought and Culture to be published

• Digging in data and spinning stories – CMOs at work

  New York | Heidelberg, 24 August 2016
  

  Interviews with leading marketing executives from global enterprises offer insights into their careers and daily business activities

• Ethereum – Foundations of cryptocurrency and blockchain programming

  New York | Heidelberg, 21 April 2017
  

  New Apress book explains technical foundations of the Ethereum project | View to new products and services

• Springer publishes HCNA learning guide for Huawei

  Heidelberg | Shanghai, 1 August 2016

  New book HCNA Networking Study Guide just published

• Adis launches new open access pharmacoeconomics journal

  Heidelberg | Auckland, 1 August 2016

  PharmacoEconomics - Open will provide readers with the latest on health economics and outcomes

• Springer Nature and Tsinghua University Press present the Third Nano Research Award

  Heidelberg | London, 13 July 2016

  Peidong Yang honored for his outstanding contributions to nanowire-related science and technology in the field of artificial photosynthesis

• Regine von Klitzing awarded the EPJ E Pierre-Gilles de Gennes Lecture Prize for 2016

  Heidelberg | London, 12 July 2016

  Physicist honored for her important contributions to polymer physics

• Swedish researchers to benefit from innovative open access agreement with Springer

  Heidelberg | London, 7 July 2016

  National Library of Sweden signs Springer Compact deal on behalf of Swedish library consortium

• Codex Orféo – a shocking and uplifting personal vision of the Holocaust and its unexpectedly ecological aftermath

  Heidelberg | New York, 4 July 2016
  

  New novel centers around two brothers in a unique crisis: profound meditation on the future of life on Earth

• Impact factors of Springer and Palgrave Macmillan journals announced: increased number of journals in JCR

  Heidelberg | New York, 27 June 2016

  Springer online platform SpringerLink now includes Palgrave Macmillan journals

• Juan Scheun receives Arnold Berliner Award 2016

  Heidelberg | New York, 16 June 2016

  Young biologist honored for his research on the African lesser bushbaby

• Klaus Hulek is new editor-in-chief of zbMATH

  Heidelberg | New York, 14 June 2016

  Leading mathematics reviewing service will further expand recently added functionalities

• Roland Wiesendanger and Xiang Zhang awarded the 2016 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics

  London | Heidelberg, 6 June 2016

  Two renowned scientists recognized for their outstanding achievements in materials science research

• How to ride on brainwaves: From ideas to business

  Heidelberg | London, 2 June 2016

  The book From Science to Startup offers insights into the world of entrepreneurs and explains how to build a scientific startup from scratch

• Springer to launch the Journal of Cognitive Enhancement

  Heidelberg | New York, 1 June 2016

  New journal will explore the theory and practice of improving human “brainpower”

• MyCopy service from Springer Nature now available in Turkey

  Heidelberg | London | Istanbul, 31 May 2016

  MyCopy provides affordable softcover books to library users in 30 countries

• The codes of World War I

  Heidelberg, 12 May 2016

   First-ever published articles on the work of the US Military Intelligence Division offer insights on Germany’s espionage and deciphering during America’s participation in WWI

• Springer and the Society for Occupational Health Psychology launch new journal

  London | Heidelberg, 3 May 2016

   Occupational Health Science will focus on research related to worker safety, health and well-being

• Springer journal Quantum Information Processing presents first Howard E. Brandt Best Paper Award

  London | Heidelberg, 21 April 2016

  Established in honor of journal’s late editor-in-chief / Korean scientist Mun Dae Kim wins prize

• Springer opens research articles that can make a difference

  Heidelberg | 1 April 2016

  New project Change the World, One Article at a Time: Must-Read Articles from 2015 highlights research that addresses today’s pressing global issues

• Science in fiction

  Heidelberg, 9 March 2016

  Daily life in biomedical labs described in new novel by scientist

• Asia Pacific: What lies ahead for its business leaders?

  Heidelberg, 8 March 2016
  

  Timely book Foresight & Strategy in the Asia Pacific Region sheds light on business perspectives in a time of change

• New Springer book series inspires sustainable city development

  Heidelberg | London | Tokyo, 25 February 2016
  

  Theory and Practice of Urban Sustainability Transitions provides new insights into how cities address the sustainability challenges

• The rise of the cyborgs – welcome to the post-human age

  Heidelberg, 17 February 2016

  The new book Cyber-Humans, Our Future with Machines provides a broad perspective on humanity’s technological future. It explains why a future merger between humans and machines is inevitable and what the coming cyborg age might look like.

• David Calligaris receives Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry Best Paper Award 2015

  Heidelberg | New York, 11 February 2016

  Biochemist honoured for his research in the use of mass spectrometry in the diagnosis of brain neoplasms during surgery

• Scientific education through films?

  Heidelberg, 28 January 2016
  

  New book Hollyweird Science offers entertaining and informative tour of how movies transport hot topics in science to the public

• Springer and The Graphene Council launch new journal Graphene Technology

  New York | Heidelberg, 18 January 2016

  Researchers from both academia and industry will benefit from new nanotechnology publication

• Springer Heidelberg hosts its traditional St. Nicholas market once again for a good cause

  Heidelberg, 13 January 2016

  Springer expands its portfolio to include two journals that cover current research in all fields of business administration

• Springer to publish Schmalenbachs Zeitschrift für betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung and the Schmalenbach Business Review

  Heidelberg | New York, 11 January 2016

  Springer expands its portfolio to include two journals that cover current research in all fields of business administration

• Springer Heterocyclic Chemistry Award 2016 goes to Jérôme Waser

  Heidelberg | New York, 11 Januar 2016

  Young Swiss scientist honoured for his outstanding research

• Springer Nature hits milestone of 200,000 ORCID identifiers

  London, 7 January 2016

• Merkel-Sobotta to leave Springer Nature

  Heidelberg | New York, 3 December 2015

• Springer’s Journal of Materials Science awards the 2015 Robert W. Cahn Best Paper Prize

  Heidelberg | Boston, 1 December 2015

  University of Virginia scientists receive award for their outstanding paper on protective coatings for ceramics

• Nature Publishing Group releases landmark White Paper - Turning Point: Chinese Science in Transition

  Shanghai, 25 November 2015
  

  Recommends that Chinese research must continue to transform and reform to achieve the country’s goal of driving innovation-led development

• Springer launches book series with the Brazilian Center for Research and Development (CPqD)

  Heidelberg | New York, 18 November 2015

  Telecommunications and Information Technology will offer books which bridge the gap between academia and industry

• Confessions of the Pricing Man – How price affects everything

  Heidelberg, 11 November 2015
  

  Newly released book by global pricing guru Professor Hermann Simon

• European Medicines Agency signs four-year deal for AdisInsight

  Heidelberg | New York, 11 November 2015

  Drug database AdisInsight provides reliable data for researchers, strategists, regulators and healthcare providers

• Springer Nature implements ORCID unique digital identifiers for books and chapters

  Heidelberg | New York, 2 November 2015

  ORCID used in book workflow to help solve author name ambiguity problems in research and scholarly communications

• Springer launches book series with the Chinese Academy of Engineering

  Heidelberg | New York, 27 October 2015

  Research on the Intelligent City Construction and Promotion Strategies is the first book series on this emerging topic

• Springer to collaborate with the Beijing Institute of Technology Press

  Heidelberg | New York, 27 October 2015

  New publishing collaboration includes books, journals and digital databases

• Springer Nature and UNSILO release pioneering new interactive Related Content service on SpringerLink

  Heidelberg | New York, 26 October 2015
  

  Service identifies important phrases used in a scientific article and provides related articles containing similar concepts

• Springer Theses celebrates five years of success

  Heidelberg | New York, 23 October 2015

  Book series publishes the “best of the best” PhD theses, documenting the valuable contributions made by today’s young scientists

• Guiding a business to new heights through transformational thinking

  New York | Heidelberg, 22 October 2015
  

  New book Transformational Sales – Making a Difference with Strategic Customers just published

• UK researchers will now benefit from innovative open access agreement between Springer and Jisc

  Heidelberg | New York, 22 October 2015
  

  New agreement seeks to reduce costs and administration of meeting OA mandate requirements for researchers and institutions in the UK

• Max Planck Society researchers to benefit from open access agreement with Springer

  Heidelberg | New York, 21 October 2015
  

  Springer Compact allows open access publishing without administrative obstacles or cost barriers

• Is ‘Inclusive Leadership’ the key to being a successful modern leader?

  Heidelberg, 20 October 2015
  

  The new book from Peter A. Wuffli (Chairman of Partners Group, former Group CEO of UBS) presents a framework for inclusive leadership based on his diverse experiences across various sectors and with a strong focus on ethics

• Mikhail Lukin awarded the 2015 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics

  New York | Heidelberg, 19 October 2015

  Scientist recognized for his inspiring contributions at the scientific interface of quantum optics and nanophotonics

• Springer Nature merger to see over 25,000 Palgrave Macmillan titles join SpringerLink and the Springer Book Archives

  London | Heidelberg, 15 October 2015
  

  Palgrave Macmillan and Springer have decided to align their eBook collections, collating all Palgrave Connect eBooks on SpringerLink and adding thousands more to ...

• New Springer Nature co-publishing agreements with UGM Press and Yayasan Pustaka Obor Indonesia

  London | Heidelberg, 13 October 2015

  Indonesian academic publishers set to announce co-publishing agreements with Springer Nature at Frankfurt Book Fair 2015

• Nobel laureates publish their research at Springer

  London | Heidelberg, 12 October 2015. 

  Eight of the nine Nobel laureates in medicine, physics, chemistry and economics are Springer authors

• Springer Nature makes Frankfurt Book Fair debut

  London | Heidelberg, 9 October 2015. 

  Global research, educational and professional publisher exhibits at Frankfurt Book Fair for the first time following its formation in May 2015

• New licensing terms for Springer eBooks and journals expand online learning permissions

  Heidelberg | New York, 6 October 2015
  

  Articles and chapters are now freely available for use in non-commercial online educational settings produced by licensed customers

• Springer sponsors Trans-Tasman 3MT® competition for young researchers

  New York | Heidelberg, 30 September 2015
  

  Exciting science research conducted by PhD students presented in three-minute talks at the University of Queensland, Australia

• What happened at the Fukushima nuclear power plant?

  Tokyo | New York, 30 September 2015
  

  New book A Study of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident Process just published

• Springer and Politecnico di Torino launch new book series

  Heidelberg | New York, 23 September 2015
  

  Expert books in English to be published for the international scientific community

• Austrian scholars can publish open access in more than 1,600 Springer journals

  Heidelberg, 16 September 2015
  

  Austrian Consortium and Austrian Science Fund (FWF) sign Springer Compact deal

• Germany’s Role in the Euro Crisis

  New York | Heidelberg, 23 September 2015
  

  New book shows how Germany’s concepts of self, historical memory and institutional practices define its response to the euro crisis

• Book series Topics in Current Chemistry to be relaunched as online journal

  New York | Heidelberg, 10 August 2015
  

  Contributions can be indexed and cited faster in the electronic journal format

• Springer Media acquires Dutch Health Portfolio from Reed Business Netherlands

  London | Heidelberg, 4 August 2015

  Media company enriches imprint Bohn Stafleu van Loghum with additional strong brands

• Springer Nature expands its humanities portfolio with acquisition of renowned publisher J.B. Metzler

  Heidelberg | Stuttgart, 31 July 2015

  Springer Nature and the Holtzbrinck Publishing Group have agreed that, effective immediately, the Stuttgart-based publishing house J.B. Metzler will become part ....

• Springer and Tsinghua University Press present the second Nano Research Award

  New York | Heidelberg, 29 July 2015

  Paul Alivisatos of the University of California Berkeley receives the honor for outstanding contributions in nanoscience

• Springer content available across ReadCube platform

  New York | Heidelberg, 22 July 2015

  8.4 million scientific documents available as Enhanced PDFs on ReadCube’s web, desktop and mobile applications

• Springer partners with the Fields Institute to publish two open access journals

  London | Heidelberg, 8 July 2015

  Journals on mathematics education and industrial mathematics join SpringerOpen

• New Adis platform connects the world of drug development

  London | Heidelberg, 2 July 2015

  AdisInsight provides window into current evidence on research into new drug treatments

• Springer Nature creates new global Policy & External Relations and Communications teams

  New York | Heidelberg, 1 July 2015
  

  Springer Nature has created a new Policy & External Relations team as well as a combined Communications team to work in the recently-merged organisation. The two te ...

• Springer journals increase impact factors in 2014

  New York | Heidelberg, 30 June 2015

  Over one third of Springer’s open access journals now listed in 2015 Journal Citation Reports®

• Springer presents new white paper on Springer Book Archives

  New York | Heidelberg, 25 June 2015

  Insights from librarians on the benefits and usage of an archive product like SBA

• Springer acquires three pioneering open access journals from the Max Planck Society

  New York | Heidelberg, 24 June 2015

  Publications in astrophysics and relativity will enhance Springer’s journals portfolio

• Springer awards inaugural B. John Davies Best Paper Prize

  New York | Heidelberg, 11 June 2015

  Prize awarded by Springer’s International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology

• SpringerOpen expands portfolio in Japan by launching three new society journals

  London | Heidelberg | Tokyo, 3 June 2015

  Number of Japanese society open access journals on the rise

• Spotlight on marine litter

  New York | Heidelberg, 2 June 2015
  

  New book Marine Anthropogenic Litter discusses the threat to wildlife, habitat and food webs worldwide

• Thought-provoking contributions on the future of society

  New York | Heidelberg, 1 June 2015

  New book Thinking Ahead – Essays on Big Data, Digital Revolution, and Participatory Market Society just published

• Colloid and Polymer Science Lecture 2015 honors Steven P. Armes

  New York | Heidelberg, 26 May 2015

  Recognition for interdisciplinary research goes to polymer and colloid chemist

• Springer partners with IMISCOE on open access journal and book series on migration

  London | Heidelberg, 21 May 2015

  Open access journal and book series offer unique perspective on the science of migration and diversity

• Meet the white-spotted pufferfish: one of the “Top 10 New Species for 2015”

  Torquigener albomaculosus is selected to join a special club after its discovery was first published by Springer New York | Heidelberg, 21 May 2015 It is not every day that new species are found. So ...

• Stan Yavno receives Arnold Berliner Award 2015

  New York | Heidelberg, 8 May 2015

  Marine scientist honored for his research on the plasticity of the pumpkinseed sunfish

• WasserWirtschaft: going international and supporting young engineers

  Wiesbaden, 7 May 2015

  The journal for water-related issues launches an English-language edition and will award the Student Prize for River and Dam Engineering with the German National Committee on Large Dams (DTK)

• SPRINGER NATURE created following merger completion

  Berlin and London, 6 May 2015

  New company combines Springer Science+Business Media and majority of Macmillan Science and Education

• “Springer Storytellers” launched to empower authors, humanize research

  New York | Heidelberg, 30 April 2015
  

  New website features the real life stories of researchers and discussions on storytelling in communications

• Springer and Tarek S. El-Bawab collaborate to launch the world’s first series of textbooks in modern Telecommunication Engineering

  Series opens up new horizons for network science and engineering New York | Heidelberg, 28 April, 2015 Springer has launched a new textbook series, “Textbooks in Telecommunication Engineering.” Afte ...

• China Computer Federation and Springer to publish new journal Data Science and Engineering

  London | Heidelberg, 23 April 2015

  Springer’s open access portfolio SpringerOpen gains new computer science journal

• Springer launches Regenerative Engineering and Translational Medicine

  New York, 14 April 2015

  New journal created with Regenerative Engineering Society explores novel approaches to tissue and organ generation

• Apress and IOUG help Oracle professionals transition to senior-level positions

  New York | Chicago, 6 April 2015
  

  Apress editorial staff chairs panel for IOUG Strategic Leadership Program at COLLABORATE 15 conference 

• Springer and Jisc reach agreement on a model to reduce the total cost of ownership of open access and journal subscriptions

  London | Heidelberg, 31 March 2015

  Springer Science+Business Media and Jisc have agreed on a new arrangement which takes into account UK scientists’ need to comply with multiple funders’ open access ...

• Springer and Université Joseph Fourier release SciDetect to discover fake scientific papers

  Grenoble | Heidelberg | New York, 23 March 2015

  The new, open source software is publically available for free to the scientific and publishing communities

• Medical products for half the world: medicines for women are not a minor issue

  London | Heidelberg, 5 March 2015

  New book provides reliable, evidence-based information for healthcare professionals and women

• Springer starts pilot project on Linked Open Data

  Heidelberg, 4 March 2015

  Metadata on conference proceedings will be made available free of charge

• Springer launches new open access journal International Journal of Implant Dentistry

  London | Heidelberg | Tokio, 2 March 2015

  Springer launches new open access journal International Journal of Implant Dentistry

• Springer partners with Copyright Clearance Center

  New York | Heidelberg, 23 February 2015
  

  New agreement will help Springer deliver XML content for corporate biomedical text mining

• Springer signs agreement with the Turkish consortium TÜBİTAK ULAKBİM EKUAL allowing nationwide access to scientific journals

  Istanbul | New York | Heidelberg, 20 February 2015

  Academic and research institutions in Turkey gain access to nearly 2,000 journals

• Springer’s eBooks on center stage at Australian universities

  Sydney | New York, 19 February 2015

  City- and campus-wide campaigns to feature the wide availability of Springer’s content

• Springer supports lecture series and award at EUROANALYSIS 2015

  New York | Heidelberg, 18 February 2015
  

  Springer helps fund the Robert Kellner Lecture and the DAC EuCheMS Award 

• Springer launches German eBook package for psychology

  Heidelberg, 18 February 2015
  Ongoing expansion of the German psychology publishing segment | 100 publications expected for the first year

• Elise Dennis honored with Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry Best Paper Award 2014

  New York | Heidelberg, 17 February 2015

  Young chemist receives prize for her outstanding research on zoom-time-of-flight mass spectrometry

• New journal Science China Materials launched by Springer

  New York | Heidelberg , 16 February 2015

  Springer expands its co-publication partnership with Science China Press

• Springer shifts journal Autoimmunity Highlights to open access

  New York, 28 January 2015
  

  While publication model changed, audience and content remain the same

• Holtzbrinck Publishing Group and BC Partners announce agreement to merge majority of Macmillan Science and Education with Springer Science+Business Media

  London | Berlin, 15 January 2015

  Joint venture will create a leading publishing group with c. EUR 1.5 billion turnover and 13,000 employees

• A St. Nicholas Day market for a good cause

  Heidelberg, 13 January 2015

  Three social projects from the Rhine Neckar region will reap the benefits of Springer’s traditional St. Nicholas Day market

• SpringerPlus is three!

  London / Heidelberg 12 January 2015
  

  Interdisciplinary, open access journal celebrates its third birthday

• Journal of Materials Science awards the 2014 Robert W. Cahn Prize

  New York | Heidelberg, 18 December 2014
  

  Springer's yearly prize announced at the Materials Research Society Fall Meeting and Exhibit

• Springer to collaborate with the Italian publisher Il Mulino

  Milano | New York | Heidelberg, 11 December 2014

   Springer’s journal portfolio adds new publication in political economy

• Springer and Simula join forces to provide free eBooks

  London | Heidelberg, 10 December 2014
  

  New open access book series Simula SpringerBriefs on Computing introduces essentials of computing science  

• Springer starts new journal with the Italian Economic Association

  New York | Heidelberg, 9 December 2014

  Italian Economic Journal will cover high-quality research on the Italian and European economies

• The Science of Nature is new name of Springer’s journal Naturwissenschaften

  New York | Heidelberg, 3 December 2014

  Continuous article publishing will be implemented for the multidisciplinary science journal

• The hacker culture: Creatively overcoming limitations in programming

  New York | London | Heidelberg, 2 December 2014

  New Springer book shows how European hacker communities appropriated the computer and forged new cultures around it

• New book Why Life Matters informs, inspires, engages

  New York, 1 December 2014

  Springer title collects viewpoints from across the globe in a humanistic ode to the future of life on Earth

• How do information and communication technologies shape our Conditio humana?

  New York | Heidelberg, 1 December 2014

  New open access book presents the results of a European Commission project

• Springer and Dutch universities reach wide-ranging agreement on access

  Berlin | Den Haag  | Dordrecht, 20 November 2014

  Innovative experimental approach includes subscription access and open access
  

• Springer signs book series deal with Förderkreis Gründungs-Forschung e.V.

  New York | Heidelberg, 11 November 2014

  Interdisciplinary series focuses on entrepreneurship and small business ownership

• Springer and the Hong Kong Academy of the Humanities to work together

  New York | Heidelberg, 7 November 2014

  New book series will feature works on the humanities from an Asian perspective

• NÖ Landeskliniken-Holding gains access to an extensive collection of Springer medical journals

  Vienna | Heidelberg | New York, 6 November 2014

  Significantly expanded resources for doctors and nursing staff in Lower Austria | As of 2015, non-physician healthcare staff will also have mobile access to far more journal

• Worldwide retreat of glaciers confirmed in unprecedented detail

  New York | Heidelberg, 4 November 2014

  New book Global Land Ice Measurements from Space presents an overview and detailed assessment of changes in the world’s glaciers by using satellite imagery

• Springer signs on as principal sponsor of “Trans-Tasman 3MT”

  New York | Heidelberg | Sydney, 30 October 2014

  Contest challenges students to crystalize their theses into three minute summaries

• Springer and Peerage of Science team up

  New York | Heidelberg, 29 October 2014
  

  New partnership promises to streamline the manuscript-to-published-article process

• Bianca Herzog joins Springer as Trade Sales Director DACH / EMEA

  Heidelberg | Wiesbaden | Munich, 28 October 2014

  New contact for booksellers in German-speaking countries, Europe, the Middle East and Africa

• Springer partners with Beijing Jiaotong University

  New York | Heidelberg | Beijing, 23 October 2014

  Publishing projects to start with book series on high-speed rail technology

• Baden-Wuerttemberg Consortium signs agreement with Springer

  Heidelberg | Berlin | New York, 22 October 2014

  51 colleges and universities gain permanent access to more than 1,900 scientific journals

• Springer and Tsinghua University Press award Nano Research Award

  New York | Heidelberg | Beijing, 20 October 2014
  

  Professor Charles M. Lieber of Harvard University receives the first-time honor

• Springer authors among the 2014 Nobel laureates

  New York | Heidelberg, 14 October 2014

  All Nobel laureates this year in medicine, physics, chemistry and economics are Springer authors

• The Rembrandt Research Project completed

  New York | Heidelberg, 13 October 2014

  Sixth volume of the series 'A Corpus of Rembrandt Paintings' presented at the Frankfurt Book Fair

• Can life continue for eternity?

  New York | Heidelberg, 8 October 2014

  Ben Moore presents surprising and fascinating facts about the universe in his book “Elephants in Space”

• Springer re-launches SpringerMaterials with vast improvements

  New York | Frankfurt, 8 October, 2014
  

  New platform puts users at the heart of its design

• New Springer book series with Social Sciences Academic Press

  New York | Heidelberg, 2 October 2014

  Chinese scholars present their research achievements on the Chinese dream and China’s development path

• Springer launches new journal Molecular and Cellular Pediatrics

  New York | Heidelberg, 1 October 2014
  

  German Society of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine jointly produces new open access journal with international publisher

• Make precise strategic decisions when the unexpected happens

  New York | Heidelberg, 30 September 2014 

  New book Leveraging Flexibility: Win the Race with Dynamic Decision Management discusses the value and risks of uncertainty

• Springer partners with EBES

  New York | Heidelberg, 25 September 2014
  

  A new book series and two existing journals will now join Springer’s portfolio of quality content

• First Colloid and Polymer Science Lecture awarded to Orlin Velev

  New York | Heidelberg, 11 September 2014

  Chemical engineer honored for outstanding research in colloid science

• Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics to Atwater and Polman

  New York | Heidelberg, 9 September 2014

  Scientists honored for their pioneering achievements in plasmonics and nanophotonics

• Springer US turns 50 years old

  New York | Heidelberg, 8 September 2014
  

  September 8 marks half of a century for the publishing house in North America

• Springer Healthcare launches reprintsWarehouse.com

  London, 4 September 2014

  reprintsWarehouse.com is a responsive platform that enables pharmaceutical professionals to rapidly identify content that supports their product or device marketing activities

• Quantum Chance

  New York | Heidelberg, 1 September 2014

  Nicolas Gisin explains extraordinary phenomena like teleportation and quantum entanglement

• Springer-Verlag France sells French-language STM assets

  Paris, 29 August 2014
  

  Springer and Lavoisier have signed an agreement for the sale of Springer-Verlag France’s French-language STM publications to Lavoisier. 

• Springer announces new book series Healthy Ageing and Longevity

  New York | Heidelberg, 19 August 2014

  New series highlights challenges and solutions to maintaining healthy and productive lives in older age

• Springer announces new impact factors for its journals

  New York | Heidelberg, 14 August 2014
  

  Open access publications continue their strong showing among Springer’s portfolio

• Springer launches new book series – Neuroscience and Respiration

  New York | Heidelberg, 12 August 2014

  Books in the new series to be built “online first”

• Springer launches ChemTexts

  New York | London | Heidelberg, 8 August 2014

  The first textbook journal worldwide will publish material for academic education in chemistry and biochemistry

• The all-new Papers 3 for Windows and Papers Online

  London, 7 August 2014

  Revolutionary research management software redesigned and expanded with an online component

• Chile’s CINCEL enters into multi-year renewal agreement

  New York | Heidelberg, 5 August 2014

  New deal deepens the important partnership between both organizations

• The Beginning and the End

  New York | Heidelberg, 29 July 2014

  The Meaning of Life in a Cosmological Perspective

• Springer partners with Taiwan Fuzzy Systems Association

  York | Heidelberg | Beijing, 23 July 2014

  Taiwanese society and Springer to jointly publish journal in computational intelligence

• Mom the Chemistry Professor

  New York | Heidelberg, 22 July 2014

  New book provides personal accounts of the rewards and challenges of combining motherhood with an academic career in chemistry

• Springer celebrates open access milestone

  London | New York | Heidelberg, 21 July 2014

  Springer is celebrating the milestone of 200,000 open access articles published to date. The articles, published across BioMed Central, and SpringerOpen a ...

• Celebration of International Nelson Mandela Day

  New York | Heidelberg, 15 July 2014

  Free access to content in disciplines spanning Springer’s portfolio honors “Madiba”

• Ludwik Leibler awarded the EPJE Pierre-Gilles de Gennes Lecture Prize for 2014

  New York | Heidelberg, 25 June 2014

  Physicist honored for outstanding research in polymer physics and polymeric materials

• Springer to collaborate with Japan Geoscience Union on new open access journal

  New York | Tokyo | Heidelberg, 23 June 2014

  Progress in Earth and Planetary Science will join the SpringerOpen portfolio

• Universidad de Costa Rica signs important eBooks deal with Springer

  New York | Heidelberg, 19 June 2014

  Deal includes more than 50,000 titles

• Springer launches comprehensive open access journal in Mathematics

  New York | London | Heidelberg, 18 June 2014

  Research in the Mathematical Sciences will cover applied math, pure math, and theoretical computer science

• Apress announces partnership with the Independent Oracle Users Group

  New York, 17 June 2014

  Collaboration pairs top Oracle experts with top Oracle content through a new publishing agreement

• Oldest handmade skull in the world attributed to Leonardo da Vinci

  Vienna | Heidelberg, 11 June 2014

  Skull could be great Renaissance artist’s “sorrow stone” | Anatomic skull leads to Leonardo da Vinci | Article published in Springer Medizin journal 'Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift'

• Arnold Berliner Award 2014 presented to Florian Karolyi

  New York | Heidelberg, 2 June 2014

  Young scientist honored for his exceptional research on the long-proboscid fly Nemestrinid

• Springer to collaborate with Dutch law publisher T.M.C. Asser Press on journal program

  Berlin | Heidelberg | The Hague, 26 May 2014

  Springer now handles the entire English journal and book program of Asser Press

• Money laundering in sports – it’s what happens under the bleachers

  New York, 22 May 2014

  New Springer title explores football and sports as a cover for money laundering and other financial crimes

• Four universities in Sweden acquire Springer Book Archives

  New York | Berlin | Heidelberg, 20 May 2014

  Over 85,000 Swedish students, faculty members and researchers have access to tens of thousands of eBooks from the 1840s to 2004

• Springer launches CrossMark service for journal content

  New York | Heidelberg, 15 May 2014

  Most recent and publisher maintained version of Springer journal articles now marked

• Springer to collaborate with five Japanese societies on an open access journal in earth sciences

  New York | Tokyo | Heidelberg, 12 May 2014

  Earth, Planets and Space will join the SpringerOpen portfolio

• It’s time to put the user back into system design

  New York | Heidelberg, 9 May 2014 

  Understanding your users. That is the key to designing successful systems according to a new book, Foundations for Designing User-Centered Systems. It describes the basic physiological, psychological and social factors that underpin why users do what they do. More than that, it explains how these factors can affect system design.

• New stimulator stops heartburn

  Vienna | Heidelberg, 7 May 2014

  Springer journal publishes study results on an individual method against heartburn with minimal side effects| Promising initial treatment success using a minimally invasive method

• Materials for Renewable and Sustainable Energy announces winner of the “2013 Best Paper” prize

  New York | Heidelberg, 5 May 2014

  New SpringerOpen journal inaugurates its first yearly "Best Paper" award, sponsored by KACST

• Springer launches new book series Science for Sustainable Societies

  Tokyo | New York | Heidelberg, 14 April 2014

  Global research network for sustainability science extends collaboration with international publisher

• False Feathers

  New York | Heidelberg, 27 March 2014

  A Perspective on Academic Plagiarism

• What’s behind near-death experiences – science, myth or miracle?

  New York | Heidelberg, 20 March 2014

  New book Near-Death Experiences explores this controversial topic with historical reports and well-documented cases

• Springer celebrates women in science for International Women’s Day

  New York | Heidelberg, 7 March 2014

  Free select content and interviews honor the achievements of women in science

• Springer to partner with the Università degli Studi di Palermo

  New York | Heidelberg, 4 March 2014

  UNIPA Springer Series will offer publications from five core research fields

• Infostorms: how to roll with “information punches”

  New York, 27 February 2014

  New book from Springer explores how to navigate a saturated information marketplace

• MacLeod’s Introduction to Medicine

  New York | Heidelberg, 18 February 2014

  A Doctor’s Memoir

• Springer to publish Journal of Nephrology

  New York | Heidelberg, 18 February 2014

  Italian Society of Nephrology and STM publisher join forces to promote research in renal diseases

• Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry Best Paper Award 2013 goes to Sherrie Elzey and De-Hao Tsai

  New York | Heidelberg, 13 February 2014

  Young scientists singled out for developing a method to characterize physical size and elemental composition of nanoparticles

• Springer launches new book series International Perspectives in Geography

  New York | Heidelberg, 12 February 2014

  Association of Japanese Geographers to collaborate with publisher on geography books with a multidisciplinary, “Asian” flavor

• The Max Planck Society buys the entire Springer Book Archives

  Heidelberg | New York, 10 February 2014

  One of Germany’s leading research organizations secures access to 110,000 books from almost 170 years of publishing history for its researchers

• Springer launches eBooks interlibrary loan pilot with Occam’s Reader project

  New York, 31 January 2014

  The Occam’s Reader project is a partnership between Texas Tech, the University of Hawaii at Manoa and GWLA

• Springer now sharing data from Altmetric on SpringerLink

  New York | Heidelberg, 29 January 2014

  Collaboration between Springer and Altmetric lends new insight into articles’ impact

• Springer Science+Business Media acquires Planète Permis SAS

  New York | Heidelberg | Paris, 28 January 2014

  The acquisition complements Springer's existing driving school and road safety publishing activities

• Record donation at Springer’s traditional St. Nicholas Market

  Heidelberg, 23 January 2014

  Three community projects in the Heidelberg area benefit from a donation of 48,000 euros.

• Springer Book Archives completed with more titles than anticipated

  New York | Heidelberg, 22 January 2014

  Addition of the archives to SpringerLink give the online platform a big boost in content offered

• Open access activities with Korean research societies

  New York | Heidelberg, 20 January 2014

  Two new SpringerOpen journals with Korean partners in materials science and geoengineering launched

• Emerging drugs – hype, legitimate concern or both?

  New York, 13 January 2014

  New title from Springer explores how best to deal with the emerging drugs phenomenon

• Springer will collaborate with the Italian Society of Endocrinology

  Milan | New York | Heidelberg, 13 January 2014

  Journal of Endocrinological Investigation will be added to Springer’s medicine portfolio / Available exclusively on SpringerLink