When you cite yourself, you might be doing your job right
Marvin Starominski-Uehara explores how termite behaviour challenges assumptions on self-citation and academic misconduct
Marvin Starominski-Uehara explores how termite behaviour challenges assumptions on self-citation and academic misconduct
Company says platform now incorporates content from more than 1,500 scholarly publishers and societies
Kim Eggleton explores how pre-review screening protects reviewer time, strengthens integrity and improves scholarly publishing
Infrastructure will make content available "licensed for inference, protected from training use, and fully tracked"
More than 70 per cent of researchers "see publisher guidance on AI as increasingly important"
Research found widespread uncertainty over when artificial intelligence use should be disclosed
Phase II will shift focus from mapping challenges posed by AI-mediated discovery towards developing practical responses
Winner will receive €1,000, travel support and free attendance at the 22nd APE Conference in Berlin in January
Anna Hughes examines how OPERAS is building a sustainable future for Europe’s open research infrastructure
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
Up to £25,000 to be won for early-stage solutions building research agents – with audit, governance and provenance