By Alex Jackson on 27 Dec 2013
Nature has announced a new collaboration with Reddit Science, part of the social news site Reddit. The move will see editors and reporters at Nature engaging with their readers at the subreddit r/science. Read more
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By Alex Jackson on 20 Dec 2013
To mark the turn of a new year, Nature is republishing its first Futures anthology as an eBook — featuring 97 stories from authors including Arthur C Clarke, Greg Bear and Cory Doctorow. Read more
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By Alex Jackson on 19 Dec 2013
There was a plethora of scientific talent across the disciplines and globe in the third annual edition of Nature’s 10 people who mattered this year. Read more
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By nature.com Communities Team on 11 Dec 2013
We started Nature Network back in 2007, as an experiment in using social media for science, and to provide a home for researchers to communicate with each other. Social media is now part of our day-to-day lives, and services like WordPress, Facebook, Twitter and Google+ now provide capabilities far beyond what was available in 2007, and what we built for Nature Network. These services evolve constantly, as technology and creativity make new things possible. Our site has dated and, like many social media services, has suffered from spam in recent months. We know that it is no longer fit for purpose nor provides the level of service that we wish for our users. Read more
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By Lou Woodley on 06 Dec 2013
Nobel Week is next week and in anticipation of the Nobel Prize award ceremonies there’s a new meeting focusing on encouraging discussions about science and society. The second Nobel Week Dialogue event will take place on Monday 9th December in Gothenburg, and this year the theme is The Future of Energy. Read more
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