This post is part of the “Celebrating Five Years of the Discover Journals” series, highlighting Discover journals and the people who have played a key role in shaping their development. The series aims to spotlight the leadership, values, and vibrant communities behind the journals. 

Dylan Parker, Publishing Director of the Discover journals, reflects on how we have supported communities throughout our first five years and shares insights from journal editors who are helping to advance Discover’s vision.

Read the full post here: Discover journals celebrate five years of growth and impact | For Researchers | Springer Nature

"It has been five years since the first Discover journals began publishing papers across many fields of research. Designed from the outset with community needs in mind, these journals have evolved to become a central part of a growing community. What started as a vision is now a thriving ecosystem of knowledge sharing, built upon the dedicated work of our editors and the trust of our authors. 

Representing the publishing team and editorial community supporting the Discover journals, I’m very proud to look back at what we’ve accomplished with the support of the research communities we serve. Let’s look at how we’ve been supporting impactful research over the past first five years and get insights from journal editors supporting Discover’s vision.

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