From AI to biotechnology, today’s scientific breakthroughs raise ethical and social challenges that technical expertise alone cannot solve.

From the original illustrations of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to the founding of Nature, the archive preserves the books, journals, letters and illustrations behind some of the world's most influential publications. In this short film, Elly Crookes (Archive Manager, Macmillan), Magdalena Skipper (Editor-in-Chief, Nature) and Joyce Lorigan (Chief Marketing Officer and UK location lead, Springer Nature) reflect on the importance of preserving these collections, and on the role that reading, curiosity and storytelling continue to play in our lives. The film premiered before selected screenings at Everyman on the Canal 2026 as part of Springer Nature's science film takeover. Together with a programme of films celebrating science, discovery and storytelling, it explored how stories inspire curiosity - whether through a scientific journal, a literary classic or the cinema. @NatureVideoChannel @nature @PalgraveMacmillan SUBSCRIBE to our channel: http://spklr.io/63321EuPcx Аbout Springer Nature: Research and learning are the cornerstones of progress, which is why we open doors to discovery – enabling millions of researchers, educators, clinicians and other professionals to access, trust and make sense of the latest insights. Ensuring that the world makes as much progress in the next 150 years as it has in the last – improving and enriching lives and helping to protect our planet for future generations. FOLLOW us on: X: http://spklr.io/63322EuPcI Facebook: http://spklr.io/63323EuPcL LinkedIn: http://spklr.io/63324EuPc0 Instagram: http://spklr.io/63325EuPcF Bluesky: http://spklr.io/63326EuPc2

“Yoga and Animal Ethics” by Kenneth R. Valpey published by Palgrave-Macmillan (Springer Nature). Yoga and...

Michel Bourban, author of Eco-Anxiety and Ecological Citizenship, reflects on the main features of eco-anxiety and explains the role hope can play in facing this ecological emotion.

The aim of this series is to provide monographs, edited collections and Palgrave Pivots from both established and early career scholars in Process Philosophy, ...

I have always loved animals, from cats and dogs to the amazing creatures I see in documentaries. However, as a kid, there was nothing quite like cartoons t

This textbook provides an introductory account of the philosophy of education, focussing on the questions raised by educational policy and practice.

A beneficial therapeutic relationship between a patient and their clinician requires mutual trust. In order to effectively treat someone, a clinician has to trust the patient’s reports of their symptoms, relevant experiences, medical history, and so on. Many...