British science journal Nature launches India-specific website

11 March, 2008
UK-based science journal Nature has launched its India-specific website Nature.com/nIndia to highlight scientific research from researchers based in the country. This is the second country-specific portal from the Nature Publishing Group (NPG) after the launch of Nature China last year.

The website will feature Research Highlights of interesting, recently-published articles by authors based in India from across the scientific and medical literature. It will also feature jobs, events, science news, in-depth features, and commentaries on contemporary issues affecting Indian science, reports Deccan Herald.





UK-based science journal Nature has launched its India-specific website Nature.com/nIndia to highlight scientific research from researchers based in the country. This is the second country-specific portal from the Nature Publishing Group (NPG) after the launch of Nature China last year.

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Nature.com/nIndia to highlight scientific research from researchers based in the country. This is the second country-specific portal from the Nature Publishing Group (NPG) after the launch of Nature China last year.

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by Vineet Dwivedi on 17 December, 2009

The only thing I do not like about the site is that they force you to have a login before reading any article.

by Lexiology Dictionary on 07 December, 2009

It is more for roping in indian science community than making money.

by Sachin on 30 October, 2008

Looks like there is alot of money to be made in India.

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