Library Technology Guides reports that "For the second consecutive year, Springer Nature journals ranked as the three most cited globally, according to Clarivate’s Journal Citation Reports. Nature Communications, Scientific Reports, and Nature each surpassed one million citations in 2025.
"Nature Communications recorded more than 1.1 million citations, marking a 28% increase from the previous year and positioning it as the most highly cited journal worldwide. Scientific Reports and Nature also exceeded one million citations, with growth rates of 27% and 9% respectively.
Across Springer Nature’s portfolio, published content received 18.6 million citations in 2025, up from 16 million in 2024. Research in the Discover journals was cited nearly 25,000 times. ...
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35th International Publishers Association Congress Highlights Collaboration, Courage, and AI
According to this article in Publishing Perspectives by Erin L. Cox "Yesterday was the first day of the 35th International Publishers Association Congress, hosted by the Malaysian Book Publishers Association (MABOPA) in Kuala Lumpur.
"Co-founder of Publishers Without Borders Prashant Pathak served as Master of Ceremonies for this year’s Congress, which was themed “Publishing Intelligence, Sustaining Forward.”
"In his opening remarks, Sheikh Faisal Sheikh Mansor, President of MABOPA, set the goals for this year’s Congress to “discuss AI, educational publishing, copyright, freedom to publish, sustainability; discover new market, exchange ideas, begin conversations that may become lifelong partnershps among other key topics,” and engage with the 200 Malaysian publishers attending this year. ..."
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