Is there room for spontaneity in the doctor-patient relationship? In this paper, the authors have provided an introduction of several unique Daoist concepts and attempted to show how these can connect with current issues of interest to the bioethical community. bit.ly/4clQH8G #Bioethics #PhilSky
Today's events at #FBM26.
Rethinking the Scholarly Book
🗓️ 11:00 AM
📍THE LÄND Stand / Hall 5.0 / B86
Exploring Audio for Scholarly Books
🗓️ 11:30 AM
📍Knowledge Hub | Hall 4.1 | J100
Plan your Career with Springer Nature
🗓️ 1:00 PM
📍Springer Nature Stand | Hall 4.1 | E16
Can obesity ever be protective in older adults?
This study explores the relationship between sarcopenia, sarcopenic obesity, functional dependence, malnutrition and mortality in older adults, highlighting the complex concept of the obesity paradox.
This #OpenAccess study from 'Cell Biology and Toxicology' suggest a relationship between alcohol consumption and SBS17 formation, implicating damage from ethanol metabolism. #CellBiology #CanSky bit.ly/4jib7nr
Sleep Food zeigt auf wissenschaftlicher Basis, wie eng Schlafqualität, Stoffwechsel und Nährstoffversorgung miteinander verbunden sind – und wie gezielte Ernährung den Schlaf verbessern, die Regeneration fördern und die Lebensqualität steigern kann. bit.ly/4hUhxrt 💙📚 #MedSky 🛟
As Day 2 of #FBM26 already comes to an end, we're taking a moment to reflect on two inspiring days of conversations, connections and ideas. With three more days still ahead, we're looking forward to more. See you tomorrow!
spklr.io/63329EpatX
📍 Hall 4.1 | E16
📚💙 #Publishing
This Springer #OpenAccess book offers a new perspective for understanding rural transformation by moving beyond traditional income-based measures of development.
bit.ly/4rOLD31 #ADBI 💙📚 @springer.springernature.com
🌍 This study from 'EcoHealth' demonstrates that pet species, age, and food restriction significantly increased the probability of bird predation, while pet species was the only statistically significant predictor of reptile predation. bit.ly/3SEJYQn #Wildlife
The Right Fit: Choosing a Book Format
In the second episode of our three-part podcast series, Professor George Geroulakos shares advice on choosing the format that best fits your purpose and audience. Read the blog for the key takeaways. bit.ly/4jyzop6
The countdown is almost over! We're looking forward to welcoming authors, partners and industry colleagues to our booth at #FBM26.
📍 Hall 4.1, Stand E16
Explore our programme, meet experts and connect with colleagues: spklr.io/63323EpU2l
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Space tourism is no longer a distant concept. This #WorldSpaceWeek, discover 'Space Tourism: From Technology to Management', which provides a comprehensive examination of the significance of space tourism for sustainable human development.
🔗 bit.ly/4rIw2Ce
#Space 💙📚
What if gravity grew stronger at the tiniest distances? In The European Physical Journal C (@springer.springernature.com) , Davide Batic, Fabio Scardigli and I computed how such a black hole, a Planck star, rings. Part 1 of our trilogy, February 2026. 🧵 #BlackHoles #QuantumGravity
Do you want to know more about the dog brain? (Hint: the answer is yes) Then check out Erin Hecht and I’s new textbook chapter called Canine Neuroscience! 🐶 🧠 link.springer.com/chapter/10.1...
This narrative review demonstrates that religious and spiritual engagement constitutes a significant, though context-dependent, resource for promoting social well-being in later life by fostering connections, emotional support, identity continuity, and resilience. bit.ly/462hSBQ #GeroSky #PsycSci
How do machines make sense of the visual world? 'International Journal of Computer Vision' provides a forum for the dissemination of new research results in the rapidly growing field of computer vision.
🔗 bit.ly/4z6Tsn6
#ComputerVision #ResearchPublishing
Older adults are disproportionately affected by heatwaves, air pollution, flooding & emerging infectious diseases. This #OpenAccess Review calls for a EGM Framework to better protect ageing populations and integrate climate resilience into clinical care. bit.ly/3TzqjC5 #GeronSky #Aging
How do culture, language, and lived experience shape the way we think? 'Journal of Cultural Cognitive Science' is a comprehensive resource focusing on cognition, culture, brain and their intersection.
