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14 February
2004
New
“Product Focus” section launched in Nature Magazine
Northbank
Communications commissioned to supply editorial and design
Northbank Communications,
the specialist communication company serving the scientific community,
has announced that it has teamed up with Nature Magazine (in a unique
co-operation) to supply content material and design for Nature’s
2004 two-page product information features to appear in a new section
of Nature called “Product Focus”.
The new section,
which replaces “New on the Market” first appeared in
Nature from 1st January 2004 and is aimed at providing manufacturers
and suppliers of products and services used by scientists with the
opportunity to gain exposure for their product announcements and
news. Nature magazine is read by over 650,000 scientists globally
each week and, for its readers, the Product Focus section will ensure
that new product news is presented in an informative and easy to
read way, within the context of a focused technology area.
Commenting on
the collaboration Sue Charles, CEO and co-founder of Northbank Communications
said:
“This
agreement underlines our leading position in science communications.
We employ PhDs with writing and journalism expertise, thus enabling
us to research and write high quality informative features. Our
in-house design studio also enables us to provide Nature with fully
finished artwork for each feature”. Dr Eileen Paul will be
leading the writing team on this project.
John Michael,
Global Head of Display Advertising at Nature Publishing Group said:
“We have
chosen to work with Northbank as we are confident that they have
a good grasp of innovations in the sector and have the necessary
skills to provide quality editorial and artwork that will meet Nature’s
standards”.
Topics for the
Product Focus features will include:
Antibodies,
Biochips, Chemical genomics, Chromatography, Combinatorial chemistry,
DNA microarrays Electrophoresis, Genotyping, High throughput screening,
Imaging, Lab automation, Liquid handling, Microfluidics, Microscopy,
Pharmacogenomics, Pipettes, Protein macroarrays, Proteins/peptides,
Robotics, Sample preparation, Scientific software, Sequencing and
SiRNA amongst others. A full list can be viewed here.
Material and
photographs for subject areas can be submitted to nature@northbankcommunications
and/or techfeatures@nature.com.
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