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Nature – a 21st century journal for 21st century scholarship

Contemporary research is increasingly collaborative, interdisciplinary and cross-sectorial. It can no longer afford to be secluded in the corridors of university departments; instead, it needs to be inclusive, relevant and well-communicated. It also needs to be shared openly. Since publishing needs to be seen as an integral part of doing research, contemporary journals such as Nature have a key role to play in supporting and enabling 21st century scholarship. In this lecture, Magdalena Skipper, Editor-in-Chief of Nature will explain how this is done.
*This event is part of a long-term collaboration between the University of Tokyo and Springer Nature that began in 2019.

Magdalena Skipper
Editor-in-Chief, Nature
Magdalena Skipper is Editor-in-Chief of Nature and Chief Editorial Advisor for the Nature Portfolio. A geneticist by training, she holds a PhD from University of Cambridge, UK. She has considerable editorial and publishing experience, having worked as Chief Editor of Nature Reviews Genetics, Senior Editor for genetics and genomics at Nature and Editor-in-Chief of Nature Communications. She is passionate about mentorship, research integrity, as well as collaboration and inclusion in research. As part of her desire to promote underrepresented groups in research, in 2018 she co-launched the Nature Research Inspiring Science Award for women early-career researchers.