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About Springer

Springer is a leading global scientific, technical and medical portfolio, providing researchers in academia, scientific institutions and corporate R&D departments with quality content through innovative information, products and services. Springer has one of the strongest STM and HSS eBook collections and archives, as well as a comprehensive range of hybrid and open access journals and books under the SpringerOpen imprint.Springer is part of Springer Nature, a global publisher that serves and supports the research community. Springer Nature aims to advance discovery by publishing robust and insightful science, supporting the development of new areas of research and making ideas and knowledge accessible around the world. As part of Springer Nature, Springer sits alongside other trusted brands like Nature Research, BMC and Palgrave Macmillan. Our business is publishing. Throughout the world, we provide scientific and professional communities with superior specialist information; Wide Range of Books & Journals on Various Subjects at Low Prices. Order Now! Immediate download. More than 300,000 titles. Springer - Driving academic publishing since 1842 On 10 May 1842 (his 25th birthday), Julius Springer founded his bookstore and publishing house in Berlin, laying the foundation for today's company. After 175 dynamic years the name Springer stands for a globally active publisher dedicated to the advancement of science, putting its authors and editors at the heart of the company's publishing activities.

The Springer story (1842-2017)

From politics to science - the first and second Springer generation (1842-1906). When Julius Springer founded a bookstore and publishing house in Berlin on May 10, 1842, the world was in a phase of unprecedented change, primarily due to industrialization. Rapid, scientific innovations and the birth of a new international community were the result.

Initially, the 'Julius Springer Publishing House' chiefly published political caricatures and treatises reflecting the spirit of Germany's Vormärz period, but it also increasingly specialized in literature from the natural sciences and engineering. Springer's publishing activities promoted the rise of these disciplines, paving the way for the modern knowledge-based society.

The focus of the publishing house's portfolio began shifting even further to engineering and technical disciplines. Springer's authors at this time included prominent names like Werner von Siemens and Rudolf Diesel. In the 1880s, Springer took over several scientific journals that quickly became staples in the professional world, e.g. VDI (in 1882).

In 1904, the publishing house began to expand its publications in the field of medicine. Further, Springer soon gained international prominence with regard to the natural sciences, e.g. by publishing a translation of Marie Curie's 'Research on Radioactive Substances.'

In 1881, the Springer family chose the renowned knight chess piece as signet, which is still used today. The famous Berlin-based architect Martin Gropius provided the first sketch of the logo, which represents Julius Springer's and his sons' passion for chess.

In the 21st century, electronic publishing, Open Access, rapidly growing numbers of publications and the outsourcing of production processes have created new priorities. It is ever more important to convince editors and authors of these exciting developments. The gradual and ongoing transition from print to electronic publishing continues to meet resistance - from partners and customers, but also from within Springer books © Springer-VerlagPrint-on-Demand workflows and the sale of electronic publications in packages are essential new innovations. But despite all these changes, the printed book still plays an important role in gaining revenue, and particularly in those sectors where the aesthetics of a book are important, printed works still have a future. Ensuring the quality of Springer´s publications through peer review remains one of the core responsibilities. Reviewers and trusted experts carefully assess potential publications, and quality control remains in the hands of the scientific community. Springer's further activities include the forward-thinking promotion of new authors and fields of research, and accessing new research locations, such as China. In 2012, the growing demand for open access publishing led Springer to expand their open access program to include open access books. The road to Springer Nature - background and vision through 2017 Although the history of Springer has at times been turbulent, the company has maintained a remarkable degree of continuity - even in the face of external watersheds like the financial crisis. Surprisingly, changing hands and investor turnover has had little effect on Springer's publishing activities, strategies or corporate culture. Springer refined its focus, becoming the market leader for educational and professional media in the areas business, natural sciences, engineering and social sciences. Logo_Springer Nature © SpringerIn January 2015, the announced fusion of Springer Science+Business Media and the majority of Macmillan Science and Education (including the Nature Publishing Group) shook the publishing sector. The merger produced Springer Nature, with the publishing group Georg von Holtzbrinck holding 53 percent of the market shares. Springer Nature is a new entity with unique strategic potential, combining two scientific publishers that each have more than 150-years of publishing tradition and outstanding international reputations. In the year of the merger, the newly formed company was home to 13,000 employees in more than 50 countries and generated revenues of 1.5 billion euros.