It was an Oscar award-winning moment for the aorta recently as it was finally officially recognized by the medical community…
To ring in the New Year, it’s rewarding to look back with gratitude on the positive influence of our publications…
In our last post, we considered the winding roads to Open Access (OA), summarizing the Karger in Conversation panel discussion,…
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DORA at 10: The Gates Foundation’s Ashley Farley on Research Assessment and the Journey to Open Access and Open Science
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), we had a conversation with Ashley…
Being trustworthy and accurate are non-negotiable values for a medical publisher. Knowing this from the early beginnings Karger has always…
On Friday, November 25 , the 20th Steven Karger Prize was awarded by the Faculty of Psychology of the University…
October 11, 2022 15 0
Frankfurt Book Fair – The Microcosm of Our Industry
The Frankfurt Book Fair (FBF) has been a fixed star in Karger’s calendar for a long time. Indeed, this year…
The moment TV was invented, everybody thought it would mean the death of radio. That didn’t happen, though; instead consumer…
June 24, 2022 8 0
Icons in Cardiology – Remembering Creative Minds and Their Discoveries
We recently had the opportunity to interview Dr. Heinrich Taegtmeyer, Professor of Medicine at McGovern Medical School, UTHealth, Houston. He…
Get to know a typical work day of our Head of Digital Landscape: Adrian Harper. Learn about his “Getting Things…
How can you write a compelling paper? Or avoid having your paper rejected? Have you covered every step in your…
February 23, 2022 6 0
Constantly Evolving to Successfully Navigate a Stormy Sea
Karger Publishers has been going through substantial changes recently. There are several reasons for this transformation, and it is evident…
January 19, 2022 7 0
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From Patients for Patients: Best in Class Example of Customer Centricity
Filling educational gaps is what the Fast Facts series does best, particularly in the rare disease space. So how do…
December 8, 2021 20 0
Partner Portals: A Solution to the Dilemma Early Career Researchers Face
The path to a career as a researcher can be very rewarding, but Early Career Researchers (ECRs) encounter many challenges…
We receive many inquiries every day from authors trying to find a home for their research. In the editorial office,…
October 17, 2021 12 0
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Knowledge Defeats Fear! How We Contribute to Patient-Centricity
Being informed about one’s health helps against anxieties, enables better communication between healthcare professionals and patients, and creates possibilities for…
