Vikram Savkar
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Vikram Savkar is Publishing Director of Nature Education, a division of Nature Publishing Group (NPG), a leading publisher of science and medical information. Vikram joined Nature Publishing Group as Senior Vice President and Publishing Director to launch Nature Education in January 2007. Prior to NPG, Vikram held a number of management roles in digital and textbook publishing over a 10-year career at Pearson Higher Education, a higher education publisher that includes brands such as Addison-Wesley, Allyn & Bacon, Benjamin Cummings, Longman, Merrill, and Prentice Hall. Prior to Pearson Higher Education, Vikram served for 3 years as Assistant to the Conductor of the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra. Vikram received degrees in Physics and Classics from Harvard University.

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On Enlightened Amateurism

Posted November 17, 2010 | 18:01:06 (EST)

I was speaking earlier this week with someone from InnoCentive, a Massachusetts-based company dedicated to something called challenge-driven innovation. Increasingly, businesses and governments recognize that the answers to critical problems may not always come from within their own organizations. So they use companies like InnoCentive to post their...

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The Developing World Comes Home

Posted July 23, 2010 | 17:57:39 (EST)

I've recently begun to work closely with an organization that is doing great work in the development of progressive approaches to K12 science and technology education in New Mexico. In a recent conversation with them, I mentioned that at Nature Education we are launching a mobile version of our online...

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We Invest in Research, But What About Teaching?

Posted May 21, 2010 | 13:54:43 (EST)

Since President Obama's announcement of the Educate to Innovate program in November 2009, an encouraging number of technology and media companies, non-profit organizations and government agencies have been working in concert to strengthen the nation's approach to science education. But the reality is that the lion's share of transformation must...

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