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In the final blog of The Source series highlighting Springer Nature's Transfer Desk service we look at how authors experience the service, how satisfied they are with it and what changes we are likely to see in the future bit.ly/3PAnQT4

To better understand different perspectives on DEI, we have invited researchers to share their own personal stories and views. In this blog Dr Dobson Dre'Von Dobson, PhD
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Researchers in Slovakia: Join our OA summit on September 20th to find out how to get your publication fees covered under our TA with the Slovak CVTI Consortium. Plus, you will also get some tips on how to write a successful paper. Register here: bit.ly/3PySwE8

Earlier this year, we published our first DEI report. In this interview Sowmya Swaminathan, Director, External DEI, and member of Springer Nature’s DEI Council, talks about the importance of DEI in the research community, and how we are advancing DEI: bit.ly/3EDGini

We continue to provide more insight into Springer Nature's Transfer Desk service. In the latest blog of the series, Cheryl Fernandes talks about her experiences as a Publishing Editor working with Transfer Desk bit.ly/3sMMmXW

The Springer Nature Transfer Desk is now a deeply integrated aspect of submissions for most of our portfolios. In this blog we address common concerns from our authors and external editors about the transfer service and its benefits bit.ly/44p4sMQ

Join us for an evening of storytelling from researchers working at the forefront of SDGs 5, 7 & 10, brought together by Springer Nature & SDSN and hosted by Scientific American's Laura Helmuth.
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Science for a Sustainable Future is a joint initiative of SDSN and Springer Nature. In April we hosted a webinar series on topics such as energy & science communication. In this blog we cover some of the key learnings bit.ly/472A25D

The global pandemic challenged economic stability and limited advances made to create employment for all. Researchers continue to investigate opportunities to improve economic growth around the world and share some of their latest findings in this blog bit.ly/3KTzCFt

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As an outcome of this year’s Science for a Sustainable Future webinar series, we are pleased to share the policy brief: Delivering Clean, Affordable Energy For All, which offers some key policy recommendations to achieve SDG7: Affordable and Clean Energy bit.ly/3qlTXMw

The Springer Nature transfer service has expanded rapidly in recent years, and it is now a deeply integrated aspect of submissions for most of our portfolios. In this blog, we address common questions that editors pose about transfers and how they work bit.ly/3ONFouE

Science for a Sustainable Future is a joint initiative of SDSN and Springer Nature. In April we hosted a webinar series on topics such as energy & the transition to net zero. In this blog we cover some of the key learnings: bit.ly/472A25D

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) matter to us and our communities at Springer Nature Group. That's why we're proud to support and advance them through the content we publish and beyond. Learn more in our latest Sustainable Business Report 👇

Open access agreements make publishing your research easier and accessible. But do you know how they work and if you qualify to publish your research openly with fees covered under them? Read this guide to get the most from Springer Nature’s OA agreements bit.ly/47fQrUA

Science for a Sustainable Future is a joint initiative of SDSN & Springer Nature. In April we hosted webinars covering energy & science communication, energy & social justice, energy & the transition to net zero.This blog presents some of the highlights bit.ly/472A25D

Following our Science for a Sustainable Future event series on SDG 7 we spoke to the panellists about their key takeaways from the discussion, plus what they think we need to prioritise in order to achieve the SDGs by 2030. Watch the full video here: youtu.be/RruyGmGeuLQ

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Droughts and desertification are some of the most significant environmental challenges around the world. To help create a sustainable future, researchers are investigating these events to provide solutions. Discover some of the latest research on the topic bit.ly/3Odkvsl