A new @medrxivpreprint preprint found that large language models detected more deliberately inserted methodological errors in clinical trial papers than human reviewers had in an earlier experiment.
https://t.co/9Eo4u5UJSq
#PeerReview#AI
Open access continues to grow faster than the broader scholarly journals market and is increasingly driving its overall growth, according to the latest analysis from Delta Think’s Data & Analytics Tool (DAT).
https://t.co/pYJNCUXd2v
#ScholComm#MarketSizing#DeltaThinkData
@AnthropicAI's new biology lab, working with Claude, has uncovered more about vaults, strange particles whose function remains unknown.
@ScienceMagazine explores the findings, the missteps, and AI’s growing role in the research process.
https://t.co/OLIv8jTvEy
#AI#Research
Full house at the @chsconf opening keynote!
Rosalyn Metz challenged the audience to consider how publicly funded and communally created knowledge can deliver lasting public value as AI and distribution models reshape the information landscape.
#ChsConf26
💡 If your organization has funds to commit before December closes, put them toward work that sets you up for success in 2027.
Let’s take the next step together. Email [email protected] to start a conversation about a year-end project.
#ManageToChange#CHSConf26#ScholComm
What happens when AI proposes solutions to problems mathematicians have spent years pursuing?
@NPR takes a look at how AI-generated results are reshaping mathematics ... and how researchers are considering their roles in what comes next.
https://t.co/93BkAtNnCz
#AI#Research
New analysis from the @AAMCtoday, “Tracking Two Years of Change in @NIH Funding,” documents fewer grants overall, later awards, increased use of multiyear funding, and disruptions from grant terminations and freezes.
https://t.co/sZLwLDTDvh
#ScholComm#ResearchFunding
💡Research integrity also depends on what goes unpublished.
A different lens on the research integrity conversation for #ScholComm.
https://t.co/tjrgyz4mN0
When the winds of change blow through #ScholComm, what will we build together?
Delta Think is looking forward to exploring that question at #CHSconf26. @LoriCarlin, @heatherstaines, and Meg White will be there to join the conversation.
#ManageToChange
Meet the 2026 @statnews Wunderkinds. This annual recognition spotlights early-career researchers across North America who are doing exceptional work to advance science and medicine.
https://t.co/DD9HTIGAVu
#STATWunderkinds#Research#Postdocs#RockStars#ScholComm
@ALALibrary turns 150 this week! 🎉
@nytimes marked the anniversary by giving librarians the floor: what’s working, what’s difficult, and what the future looks like.
https://t.co/8rmWLXVt0u
#Libraries#Librarians#KnowledgeForAll
Linked Discoveries is an experimental tool that lets users move from a PubMed citation to a visual map of related research. It also surfaces context such as reviews, retractions, and citation relationships.
Read more in @ScienceMagazine: https://t.co/tDXCi10lyH
This #library literally makes waves. 🌊
Designed and donated by architect Tadao Ando, this floating library carries 2,000 books, and plenty of imagination, to children across Japan’s remote islands. 📚 ⛵
https://t.co/0GWJO6wORq
#Libraries#Knowledge#FridayFun
Peer review is part of the bedrock of #ScholComm, but it faces growing volumes, reviewer fatigue, pressure for speed, and questions about trust and AI.
@PeerRevWeek recognizes its value and asks how it must evolve. How are you celebrating?
https://t.co/kona62YVXq
@Google is testing a new approach to compensating publishers whose content contributes to AI-generated responses: pay based on the value of that contribution, rather than raw usage.
#ScholComm ready to think about content strategy in an AI landscape?
https://t.co/ZBx3RHeKrW