Karger Publishers has introduced Karger Amplify as part of a redesigned portfolio aimed at helping academic institutions increase the visibility and societal impact of their research.
The updated portfolio reflects the organization’s continued effort to support science across all levels of the research ecosystem. It is designed to address the rising need among academic research managers to improve the reach of institutional research and enhance its influence outside traditional academic audiences.
Karger Amplify is presented as an engagement studio for research, offering science communications and scientific storytelling intended to elevate research outcomes for stakeholders beyond the scientific community, including funders, policy regulators, industry, and the general public. The service is structured to support visibility at multiple stages of the research cycle through varied formats and multichannel campaigns.
Although the service is targeted at institutions, researchers are able to collaborate directly with communication specialists to develop solutions aligned with individual and institutional goals and budgets. The offering is positioned within Karger’s broader background as a medical publisher with a long-standing history in researcher engagement and the development of scientific communication materials.
Karger Amplify is available across scientific disciplines and focuses on translating complex research into stories. Its deliverables include illustrations, animations, videos, podcasts, knowledge hubs, microsites, and accompanying social media campaigns, all designed to support visual and audio forms of scientific storytelling.
The initiative is described as providing institutions with several operational benefits, including expanded global reach, increased research influence, reduced administrative effort, performance tracking through timely reporting, and support for researchers seeking to attract funding and citations.
The company has emphasized that researchers increasingly need reliable support to communicate their findings effectively to critical stakeholders. The program is intended to help bridge the gap between academia and sectors such as policy, industry, education, and practice, to advance research integrity and maximize the societal value of scientific work.
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