Springer Nature, as a global publisher dedicated to providing the best possible service to the whole research community, is committed to support materials science and Nanoscience and technology research amongst other scientific topics that advance science.

Springer Nature is organising a seminar where you will learn more about our material science and nanotechnology research solutions.

When: 11 April, 11:00 – 14:30

Where: Moscow Institute of Physcics and Technology, Institutskiy Pereulok, 9, Dolgoprudniy

Key Topics & Speakers:

How Nature Indexing helps you find nanotechnology literature and nanomaterials data efficiently

Speaker: Dr. Amir Gheisi, Product Manager, Nano

Accelerating your research using SpringerMaterials

Speaker: Dr. Amir Gheisi, Product Manager, Nano

How to get published in Nature Research journals

Speaker: Dr Bart Verberck, Regional Executive Editor, Nature Research

Bring your laptop or tablet. Our experts will demonstrate tips on how you can use SpringerMaterials and Nano for your research.

About our experts:

Dr. Amir Gheisi

Dr. Amir Gheisi is the Product Manager for Nanoscience and Technology at Springer Nature Heidelberg. He obtained his Ph.D. from Erlangen-Nürnberg University Germany where his thesis focused on stability and transformation of metal oxide nanocomposites, including Zn-Mg-O and Fe-Mg-O nanocubes. During his research he developed a gas phase synthesis process for production of well-defined metal oxide nanocomposites with controlled composition, structure and size having application in magnetic devices and gas sensing. He got his B.Sc. in Chemical Engineering from University of Tehran, Iran and his M.Sc. in Advanced Materials and Processes from Erlangen-Nürnberg University, Germany.

Dr Bart Verberck

After obtaining a PhD in Physics from the University of Antwerp, Belgium, and working for about 8 years as a postdoctoral researcher in Belgium, Germany and France, Bart joined Springer Nature in 2013 as an editor for Nature Physics, where he handled manuscripts on a variety of physics topics, including condensed matter and plasma physics. He also wrote for the journal, commissioned review articles and opinion pieces, and launched a column (called 'Measure for Measure') on aspects of metrology. Bart has been a teacher in workshops on scientific publishing and has been involved in panel discussions. Since July 2017, as Regional Executive Editor, Bart is busy helping to set up a new Nature Research office in Berlin. He's heading a group of new and experienced editors and is also responsible for the Nature Research outreach program organized from Berlin.

Advancing Discovery with Springer Nature, Moscow, April 11