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How is artificial intelligence propelling science and research?

Artificial intelligence is of huge interest to researchers as it has the potential to change the course of scientific discovery. While AI-powered applications in…
How is artificial intelligence propelling science and research?

Duke University to pay $112.5 million to settle research misconduct lawsuit

Duke University has settled research misconduct lawsuit with a reimbursement of $112.5 million while the whistleblower who filed the lawsuit will receive more than $33…
Duke University to pay $112.5 million to settle research misconduct lawsuit

Nature and Altmetric secure Google funding to measure the impact of journalism

Science journal Nature and Altmetric have received funding from the Google Digital News Innovation Fund to build an innovative tool that will measure the real-world…
Nature and Altmetric secure Google funding to measure the impact of journalism

U.S. mathematician Karen Uhlenbeck becomes the first woman to win the Abel Prize

Karen Uhlenbeck wins the Abel Prize, becoming the first woman ever to win the honour. Her contributions have led to some of the most notable developments in the field of…
U.S. mathematician Karen Uhlenbeck becomes the first woman to win the Abel Prize

Norway joins the ranks of Germany and Sweden, cancels subscription with Elsevier

Norway becomes the latest country to cancel its Elsevier subscription, leaving thousands of scientists without access to the publisher’s newest articles, while the…
Norway joins the ranks of Germany and Sweden, cancels subscription with Elsevier

Trump administration demands major cuts in science funding yet again

Trump’s budget proposal targets science federal agencies once again, drawing criticism scientists and agencies. Various research projects and healthcare programs are…
Trump administration demands major cuts in science funding yet again

Predatory and pseudo-scientific publishing: A major threat to scientific rigor and research

French theoretical physicist and founder of the Dolos list, Professor Alexander Georges, shares his views on the emergence of predatory publishing and discusses how this…
Predatory and pseudo-scientific publishing: A major threat to scientific rigor and research

Springer Nature and ResearchGate launch an innovative access model for research papers

Over 6000 full-text articles published in 23 Nature journals including Nature, Nature Medicine, and Nature Physics from November 2017 onward will be rolled out to…
Springer Nature and ResearchGate launch an innovative access model for research papers

Why early career researchers need structured and systematic training

Editage's recently released Global Author Survey Report, based on the perspectives of almost 7000 researchers worldwide, highlighted the gravity and types of problems…
Why early career researchers need structured and systematic training

eLife's new computationally reproducible article will allow users to modify figures

eLife's reproducible research paper will allow readers to change the underlying code and produce altered results to better understand the work presented in the research.