Like it or not, AI can and will benefit the scientific community. It can significantly improve the way that research is conducted and published.
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One of the factors that prevent researchers from getting involved in social media is the time and work required to build an effective network.
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Scientists are realizing that social media platforms are great tools for connecting with those who share their interests, yet they might not be taking full advantage of what they have to offer.
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Assuming the challenges to access data can be overcome, social media data offers several advantages over data gathered by more traditional research methods.
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Horizon 2020 will continue its mission to support innovation and entrepreneurship. From 2018-2020, the program will fund more critical research areas that are in line with EU’s political primary considerations.
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President Trump is less than halfway through his term. However, he has already taken several decisions negatively impacting the global scientific research community.
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After months of conflict relating to copyright and open access infringement, ResearchGate appears to be on the road to recovery. It has recently signed an agreement to collaborate with giant publishers like Springer Nature, Cambridge, Thieme etc.
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Reproducibility of research is important for the academic community. Both researchers as well as publishers need to maintain strict laws regarding reproducibility of research.
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Despite Nature’s high reputation, the machine learning community has opposed the new journal. They have even signed a petition to boycott Nature Machine Intelligence.
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Many writers confuse the information they should include in their discussion with the information they should place in their conclusion.
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In general, it is acceptable in to use the first person point of view in abstracts, introductions, discussions, and conclusions, in some journals.
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Writing a successful PhD research proposal means remembering to write for a specific audience and adhering to the format prescribed by the institution.
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You should always be aware of the specific requirements of the target journal for image production and especially the editing of images.
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In science writing, the serial comma is the internationally accepted format for lists, as is placing punctuation outside quotation marks (unless, of course, the punctuation is part of the quote).
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