The science replication crisis affects 70% of researchers, but this challenge is driving unprecedented institutional reforms tow… #Academicpublishing #Replicationcrisis #Reproducibility #Researchreform #Scientificintegrity

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The journal article has long been the object that defines academic career trajectories. In this issue, we talk to one of the main disruptors of this status quo. Rebecca Lawrence is Vice President, Kn...

The British government plans to rewrite key cybercrime laws, including the Computer Misuse Act 1990, to better support security researchers and modern defensive security work. The reforms may also introduce new measures such as Cyber Crime Risk Orders as part of a broader effort to disrupt ransomware and organized cybercrime networks....

Scientific arrogance, driven by ego and commercial pressures, hampers innovation and integrity. Addressing this systemic issue through education, transparency, and cultural change is vital for trustworthy, inclusive science. #HumanInTheLoop #ScientificIntegrity #ResearchReform #EgoInScience

AI is reshaping research, from drafting proposals and academic CVs to automating parts of peer review and assessment. With efforts to reform research assessment in motion, Elizabeth Gadd and Nick Jennings explore how AI is both exacerbating the need for reform and offering potential for delivering reformed assessment mechanisms. They suggest that AI-augmented assessment models,