Analysis and opinion

AI is making science easier to access but harder to trust. Scientific literacy must catch up, writes Giulia Stefenelli

Composite computational models are exposing the object we still don’t identify well enough, writes Joshua Brown

The Director of ISSN International Centre on the largely invisible systems that keep scholarly communication working

As scholarly communication evolves, so must the structures that sustain it, writes Gali Halevi

Shilpi Mehra discusses how technology can make the research ecosystem more trustworthy

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