Analysis and opinion

The director of MIT Press reflects on risk-taking, leadership, innovation and human judgement

Steve Smith asks: after publication, who pays for the context, provenance, and judgment that make research usable?

EXCLUSIVE: Richard Gallagher and Jernej Masnec discuss AI, conferences and the future of scholarly communities worldwide

The remedy to the reproducibility problem lies in the hands of those who steward the record, writes Mayank Vadaliya

Emerging challenges are exposing limits to a system that was not designed to withstand, writes Kim Eggleton

An exclusive in-depth interview with Mandy Hill – managing director at Cambridge University Press

A universal certification framework would distinguish trusted publishers from bad actors, writes Darrell Gunter

While access to digital resources has improved, barriers continue to emerge, says Jon Bentley

As funders tighten integrity rules, India’s retraction disclosure policy signals a major shift, writes Minhaj Rais

As AI adoption accelerates, content quality, usability, and permissions are now critical constraints, writes Adam Churchill

Nick Morley looks at real examples of hallucinated citations in published research, and explains what they mean for science

Tasha Mellins-Cohen outlines COUNTER Metrics' new guidance for usage metrics associated with generative and agentic AI