Sarah is also involved in numerous STEM outreach initiatives and is currently a volunteer with both InToUniversity and STEM Ambassadors.Ĭould you give our readers a brief introduction to Hindawi and some of its initiatives? Tell us about some of the recent achievements and major milestones for Hindawi? Previously, working as the Chief Publishing Officer of Hindawi, she was committed to putting the researcher at the heart of Hindawi and working with them to push for the open science agenda for their communities developing relationships pre- and post-publication with data repositories and preprint servers, whilst introducing new editorial models across many Hindawi titles. Throughout her career, Sarah has focused on creating innovative new products and services aimed at solving key researcher pain points.
During her time at Nature Publishing Group (now Springer Nature) Sarah also launched the first Nature-branded title with an open access option, Nature Communications, and subsequently launched Scientific Reports, the largest open access megajournal. After four years of working within editorial, she moved into the Nature publishing team and was the Publisher for Nature for many years. She was originally an academic researcher, completing her PhD at the MRC-Laboratory of Molecular Biology, before joining the editorial team at Nature Cell Biology in 1999. Sarah has over 20 years of experience within STM editorial and publishing. In this interview, we talk to Sarah Greaves, Former Publisher – Nature & Hindawi, about one such initiative and the way it is shaping the potential future of scholarly publishing. A number of collaborative initiatives across publishers and organizations within the scholarly publishing industry are now helping to further drive open access forward during this challenging period. This crisis has made researchers, editors, funders, and publishers realize even more the importance of open science. The COVID-19 pandemic has raised many questions in the academic community, especially when it comes to sharing and disseminating research knowledge globally.
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