March 4, 2024 1 0
Meet the Editor-in-Chief of the Human Development Journal: Prof. Dr. David Witherington
Our next interview on the “Meet the Editors-in-Chief” series highlights Prof. Dr. David Witherington, the editor of our journal Human…
December 14, 2023 5 1
AI and ChatGPT in Research: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Guest Post by Martijn Roelandse, Park 56 In 2017, I had the pleasure of attending the STM Tech Trends workshop….
November 2, 2023 2 0
Understanding Sleep Disorders: Call for Papers on Cutting-Edge Neuroepidemiology Research
We interviewed the Publication Manager and Karger’s Liaison for Researcher Engagement and Recognition, Teresa Mathews, PhD to provide an overview…
April 18, 2023 5 0
The 2022 Vesalius Innovation Award in Review: Back to the Future of Science
Surgeon Andreas Vesalius, the inspiration behind Karger’s annual innovation award, not only revolutionized anatomy when he published “De humanis corporis…
At Karger Publishers, we have wrapped quite a year. Aside from publishing more than 5500 articles in 2022, a lot…
After twenty years, the famous Maestro João Carlos Martins is finally able to play piano again, thanks to modern technology….
August 29, 2022 6 0
Third VIA Edition: Exclusive Interview with Juror Stephanie Dawson
The Vesalius Innovation Award (VIA) is one way we at Karger spark innovation in health sciences. We see it as a…
Some feel that potential in research communications is stifled by the tyranny of ‘prestige’ when it’s measured solely by journal…
Fast Facts is a series of handbooks that has been published for over 25 years covering various medical conditions. For…
What is it like to work in two roles at the same time? Samuel Lei, Executive Assistant of CPM and…
March 21, 2022 4 0
Open Science: Fighting Faster, Smarter and More Equitably against Covid-19
There have been heated debates about how exactly to deal with the recent Covid-19 pandemic. But one thing most people…
Genetics is a young specialty and was organized when there were already growing numbers of women in science and medicine. It…
Working to advance Open Access (OA), an essential element of Open Science, can feel like solving a Rubik’s Cube: the…
Publishing your research as a first-time author can be a daunting experience. It is therefore very important that publishers support…
Medical applications, teledermatology, machine learning: There is a vast trend of digitalization in dermatology, and we are at the forefront….
October 17, 2021 6 0
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Women in Medicine, Taboo Diagnosis, and a Journal’s History
The history and success of Karger Publishing began with the booklet “Geburtshülfliches Vademecum” in 1890, which was the first publication…
