2025—December 7-9—Philadelphia—Booth number 1035
When you visit the Springer Nature booth 1035, you can talk to some of the most experienced editors working in scholarly publishing. These experts can answer any questions you might have and can explain the ins and outs of today’s publishing landscape, including open access (OA), what’s involved in writing and publishing a book, and more.
And you can see the full range of Cell Biology publications at Springer here. On these pages, you’ll find more detailed information about the books, journals, and services you’ll see highlighted especially for American Society for Cell Biology.
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Sign up nowYou’re attending American Society for Cell Biology because you have results to share. But what’s the best way to reach the widest appropriate audience? The Springer Nature editors who are here can help answer that question. You can take the opportunity to meet with Merry, Caitlyn and Tiffany. If you haven’t written a book before, they can give you a quick introduction to the process. And if you have, they can show you how publishing a book with Springer would be different from other publishers. They can also help answer any questions you might have about Springer journals.
Senior Editor, Books
Cell Biology, Biomedical Engineering
Springer, New York, US
Editor, Journals
BMC Biology
BMC, Philadelphia, US
Editor, Books
Biomedicine
Springer, New York, US
Every kind of article or book you might write can find its home here, including in fully OA books and journals. So you can see for yourself, Merry, Caitlyn and Tiffany have hand-chosen examples that demonstrate the quality, breadth, and depth of what we publish; and also how your research might find its place here. If you already have a book idea in mind, you can discuss it directly with an experienced Publishing Editor. Find out what makes publishing your book with Springer Nature different.
H. Schatten
Updates, Insights and New Frontiers
G. N. Stacey, T. Zhao
Current Developments and Future Directions
J. S. Burns
J. Gimble, B. Bunnell, T. Frazier, C. Sanchez
Methods and Protocols
A. P. Gee
cGMP Facilities and Manufacturing
EiC Li Jin
EiC Jian-guo Chen
EiC Gerry Melino, Tak W. Mak
Official journal of the ADMC Associazione Differenziamento e Morte Cellulare
EiC Fei Chen, Francesco De Logu
Incorporating Methods in Cell Science International Journal of Cell Culture and Biotechnology
EiC MD Ph.D. Mariusz Z. Ratajczak
Open access (OA) refers to the free, immediate, online availability of research outputs such as journal articles or books, combined with the rights to use these outputs fully in the digital environment. Publishing OA expands the reach of your research, fostering greater impact, visibility and usage of your work. Studies indicate that gold OA articles achieve significantly more downloads, citations, and Altmetric attention than non-OA articles.
You may be able to publish OA, with your fees covered, through one of Springer Nature’s many OA agreements. Alternatively, you can use our free OA funding and support service to find and apply for funding to cover your article processing charges (APCs) and/or book processing charges (BPCs).
Ultimately, serving the research community means research that’s open to all. And the only way to achieve full, immediate, and sustainable OA is by prioritising gold OA.
EiC Graham Bell