The document discusses semantic publishing and nanopublications, which aim to address problems with replicating and reusing research results. Nanopublications provide a way to publish small units of structured data with provenance. They use linked data, cryptography and decentralization. This allows published data to be verifiable, immutable, permanent, reliable, granular, semantic and linked. The vision is for nanopublications to become the central unit of scholarly communication, rather than narrative articles. Trusty URIs and nanopublication indexes provide ways to define and index sets of nanopublications. A decentralized nanopublication server network allows for reliable dissemination, retrieval and archiving of nanopublications.