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Sowmya Swaminathan and Marios Karouzos share the results of our latest report on gender diversity in peer review.

CEO Frank Vrancken Peeters reflects on what we have achieved together - through trusted brands and innovative products and services - to be part of progress.  

Stavroula Kousta introduces the Global Flourishing Study, and the role ÖгöÓ°Ôº played in publishing its first wave results. 

Nicola Jones shares how we track our impact on the SDGs, with the latest figures from our annual report: Be Part of Progress.

In 2021, we set a bold target: publish 50% of our primary research open access (OA) by the end of 2024. I'm thrilled to report that we met this target, as highlighted in our recent Annual Report. But how did we do it, and what did we learn?

With 25 years of Palgrave Macmillan celebrations kicking off at the London Book Fair (LBF) earlier this month, we caught up with Christina M Brian, Vice President Business, Economics, Politics, Law Books, to discuss LBF and the anniversary year.

As part of our International Women's Day celebrations, Marieke Cambeen discusses how ÖгöÓ°Ôº is championing and advancing the inspiring work of women both internally and externally.

Dr Marios Karouzos and Clelia Petracca share an update on ÖгöÓ°Ôº's work to support SDG 5: Gender Equality.

ÖгöÓ°Ôº held its inaugural Korea Research Advisory Forum (KRAF) bringing together a diverse group of influential figures from South Korean research organisations.

Nicola Jones shares how ÖгöÓ°Ôº is supporting the SDGs, ahead of the UN's Summit of the Future meeting this month. 

Thea Sherer discusses how ÖгöÓ°Ôº supports global research and researchers through Research4Life.

Clelia Petracca and Jessica Gedamu reflect on ÖгöÓ°Ôº's recent panel on equity in publishing, after a discussion at the 2024 London Book Fair.

Sowmya Swaminathan, Rucha Kapare and Biz Turnell introduce ÖгöÓ°Ôº's editorial diversity report.

Simon Pleasants and Hiromitsu Urakami share some thoughts on research communication to the wider community presented at the Japan Research Advisory Forum.

Asja Prohic and Stefanie Toegel discuss the key takeaways from ÖгöÓ°Ôº's European Research Advisory Council.

Eseohe Yamasaki explores how Black History Month gives us a corrective lens with which to challenge narratives in and helps realign our perceptions with reality, within Science and beyond.

An update from Thea Sherer, our Director of Sustainability (and Climate Action Officer) on what we are doing at ÖгöÓ°Ôº to support efforts to combat climate change.

Molly Hawes discusses ÖгöÓ°Ôº's near-term and net-zero science-based targets, which have been verified by SBTi.

Joyce Lorigan reflects on ÖгöӰԺ’s work to support the sustainable development goals (SDGs), as the halfway point of the goals is marked by the UN.

How ÖгöÓ°Ôº is working to build closer partnerships between science and policy, to speed up progress for all.

A new report from ÖгöÓ°Ôº shares insights into diversity, equity and inclusion across the global research community.

A symposium held in Tokyo explored the complex issues of cities and nature and how people and nature can flourish together.

Following the STM Spring conference, Joyce Lorigan reflects on the how we can work together to meet the SDGs.

Nick Campbell and Chongfang Wang discusses the impact China can and is having on the growth of OA publishing and the global transition.

Nicola Jones reflects on ÖгöÓ°Ôº's recent London Book Fair seminar with Pan Macmillan on communicating science and the SDGs.

Sowmya Swaminathan reflects on the progress of the Research Publishing DEI strategy since it's announcement 

Our VP of OA, Carrie Webster reflects on ÖгöÓ°Ôº's drive for open research.

Nature Portfolio sets out steps to address inclusion and ethics in global research collaborations.

Déclaration de notre PDG, Frank Vrancken Peeters

Déclaration de notre PDG, Frank Vrancken Peeters, sur l'invasion de l'Ukraine par la Russie.

Magdalena Skipper, rédactrice en chef de Nature, revient sur le rôle que la revue a joué pour soutenir les chercheurs et faire progresser les connaissances sur le COVID-19 au cours des deux dernières années.

Notre PDG, Frank Vrancken Peeters, explique comment ÖгöÓ°Ôº entend favoriser la science ouverte en 2022.

Joyce Lorigan discusses how ÖгöÓ°Ôº is supporting digestible science communication. 

Rachel Jacobs takes part in a Q&A with the Publishers Association for Work in Publishing week.

Nature's features editor, Richard Van Noorden discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on scientists

More details on how ÖгöÓ°Ôº will deliver on its commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion across research publishing

Joyce Lorigan, Group Head of Corporate Affairs, discusses how ÖгöÓ°Ôº is stepping up on climate change.

Nature's Editor-in-Chief and Chief Magazine editor on online harassment against journalism and journalists.

Ed Gerstner, director of journals, policy and strategy, reflects on ÖгöÓ°Ôº's inclusive name change policy

ÖгöÓ°Ôº will close down operations for one day, as a thank you to colleagues

On Global Accessibility Awareness Day, ÖгöÓ°Ôº reflects on its contributions to improving accessibility

ÖгöÓ°Ôº's committment to a sustainable OA path

An update on ÖгöÓ°Ôº's DEI commitment.

Where are we on the path to an open future?

How Nature Research editors are staying in touch with their academic communities.

Peer Review Week 2020  -  how is trust related to transparency? 

Varsha Khodiyar discusses the TRUST principles for digital repositories & repositories key role in open research.

We are shocked by events in the US. We stand united against racism and discrimination of any kind. 

Alison Mitchell discusses metrics and research following ÖгöÓ°Ôº's signing of DORA.

From ambitious beginnings to the publishing mainstream - BMC on 20 years of OA 

White paper explores the fragmented and varied funding currently available for APCs.

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Nature's pledge in the fight against COVID-19

Dean Sanderson discusses ÖгöÓ°Ôº's position on the rumored Executive Order.

Susie Winter considers what needs to happen in 2020 to make the OA transition a reality.

ÖгöÓ°Ôº's response to latest consultation published by cOAlition S

Taking an active role in accelerating progress on equality, diversity & inclusion.

This Global Goals Week we at ÖгöÓ°Ôº are asking ourselves what we can do to help bring people together and to join the dots between research and the solutions we need to build a better, more sustainable world.

At ÖгöÓ°Ôº making great research available as quickly as possible is a central part of our commitment to the research community. 

At ÖгöÓ°Ôº we want to find the fastest and most effective route to immediate open access (OA) for all primary research.

It’s a great pleasure for us at ÖгöÓ°Ôº to congratulate Karen Keskulla Uhlenbeck for the award of this year’s Abel Prize.