NEW EXPERT VIEWPOINT: Why research analytics built on AI needs to show its working
https://t.co/mGJaq9OHHn
Merely appearing useful – versus being reliable, credible or provable – are different things, writes Kate Byrne
@digitalsci@DSDimensions@altmetric
New journal pairs academic research with community expertise
https://t.co/znoHLAfrF8
Journal "challenges traditional assumptions about who creates knowledge and what constitutes evidence"
Clarivate names 22 Citation Laureates for 2026
https://t.co/VdKKtJ6V6Z
Laureates have been recognised across four broad areas: physiology or medicine, physics, chemistry and economics
@Clarivate
NEW ANALYSIS/OPINION: When you cite yourself, you might be doing your job right
https://t.co/uejoNaRTMi
Marvin Starominski-Uehara explores how termite behaviour challenges assumptions on self-citation and academic misconduct
@templeunivjapan
Elsevier expands LeapSpace content and adds independent AI advisory board
https://t.co/DGsb1zymqd
Company says platform now incorporates content from more than 1,500 scholarly publishers and societies
@ElsevierConnect
Altmetric adds Cassyni research talks to attention tracking
https://t.co/sqJvtXY8P7
Papers referenced in a Cassyni talk will now display a seminar mention on their Altmetric badge
@digitalsci@altmetric@cassyniapp
NEW ANALYSIS/OPINION: Securing the digital future of open social sciences and humanities research
https://t.co/NBSLyappS2
Anna Hughes examines how OPERAS is building a sustainable future for Europe’s open research infrastructure
@Jisc
China leads library AI adoption says Clarivate report
https://t.co/PyNAtEXfjq
"Pulse of the Library" found 28% of respondents in mainland China reported "moderate to active" implementation
@clarivate
Scientific literacy must keep pace with artificial intelligence
https://t.co/QfevFGvfD0
AI is making science easier to access but harder to trust. Scientific literacy must catch up, writes Giulia Stefenelli @mdpiopenaccess#worldliteracyday
Gold open access delivers lasting impact advantage, Springer Nature states
https://t.co/1XmDECwGLR
Advantages associated with gold OA "have remained consistent despite changes in the wider open access landscape"
@SpringerNature
Springer Nature reports strong first-half growth
https://t.co/YvtN2jkng0
Growth across journals portfolio, continued expansion of transformative agreements and increasing use of AI
@SpringerNature
New CEO for Digital Science
https://t.co/5QsfbnL8ks
Stephen Leicht appointed Chief Executive Officer; Daniel Hook joins Holtzbrinck Group as Chief Scientific Officer
@digitalsci
We interviewed @amy_brand , director at @mitpress , to hear her reflections on risk-taking, leadership, innovation and human judgement.
This was the second in our Women in Scholarly Communications series, supported by @Cactusglobal
https://t.co/rQXb7vpT98
Bloomsbury to share in $1.5bn Anthropic AI copyright settlement
https://t.co/CMn3yCtg3r
According to the publisher, the court has identified 14,087 Bloomsbury titles as falling within the scope of the settlement
EXCLUSIVE: Why Annual Reviews bought Underline Science
https://t.co/JrCbQ2caG3
Richard Gallagher and Jernej Masnec discuss AI, conferences and the future of scholarly communities worldwide following Annual Reviews’ acquisition of Underline Science
@AnnualReviews@underlineio
NEW analysis/opinion:
Nine ways a paper tells you it won’t reproduce – before anyone tries
https://t.co/3QLHqLqBJk
The remedy to the reproducibility problem lies in the hands of those who steward the record, writes Mayank Vadaliya
NEW EXPERT VIEWPOINT: We have more tools than ever. So why are we still stuck?
https://t.co/m9i2Qu2YK8
The scholarly publishing sector needs interoperability, not more tools, argues ChronosHub’s Anthony Apodaca
@Chronoshub
NEW EXPERT VIEWPOINT: Citation beyond the numbers
https://t.co/CFwJTMsEz8
Bob Schijvenaars explains why understanding context is the next frontier in research integrity
@digitalsci@DSDimensions
Guiding Cambridge through an AI revolution
https://t.co/A9mqfMzGTJ
In the first of our Women in Scholarly Communications series – sponsored by @Cactusglobal – we meet Mandy Hill, managing director at Cambridge University Press @CambridgeUP@Cambridge_Uni
Digital Science unveils AI-powered research strategy platform
https://t.co/vr4czuKVRq
Platform "designed to help research institutions answer complex strategic questions"
@digitalsci