Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)
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#LNCSMilestone - 10,000 volumes published
Can you believe it? The 10,000th publication in Lecture Notes in Computer Science is now available on SpringerLink!
We at Springer congratulate all those who have worked to make this milestone possible. Thank you!
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