Keep the conversation moving with Research Communities by Springer Nature 

Reframing Precision Medicine: Innovation to Implementation is designed to bring the full precision medicine ecosystem together in one place. Research Communities by Springer Nature helps the conversations continue beyond the conference itself.

Research Communities is a global platform where researchers share discoveries, exchange ideas and engage in scientific discussion across disciplines. It's a space to showcase your work, reach peers around the world and extend the impact of your research beyond publication.

The field doesn't pause when the conference ends. Neither should you.

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Attendees and speakers can use Research Communities to:

  • Share key takeaways and reflections from the conference

  • Highlight ongoing research, projects and collaborations

  • Engage with researchers who could not attend in person

  • Build momentum around the themes and discussions emerging during the event

How it works

Research Communities by Springer Nature supports a more open, connected and ongoing form of engagement through:

  • Short-form posts and discussion threads

  • Behind-the-scenes insight into research

  • Community-led conversations across disciplines

  • Opportunities to engage with Nature Portfolio editors and researchers

  • Access to a global network spanning multiple research areas

The aim is to create a simple but valuable way to stay connected to the field, raise the profile of your work and take part in wider scientific discussion long after the conference has ended.

Research doesn’t stop at publication. Research Communities gives you a way to:

Increase the visibility of your research

Connect directly with a global network of researchers

Share ideas, reflections and practical applications

Stay close to the conversations shaping precision medicine.

How to sign up

You can join by creating a free account using your email address. Once registered, you can start sharing, commenting, and engaging with the community right away

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