Can adopting AI tools unlock a new era of open science?
Discover how generative AI tools can lower the burden of data sharing, enhancing open science.
Seeing the full picture: the RIVA-C checklist for research infographics
Read about a new tool designed to improve the clarity of infographics and visual abstracts in comparative health research.
What do the public think of preprints?
Get up to speed on why the general public struggle to understand preprint status.
Embracing AI in publishing: a game-changer for peer review?
Discover how publishers are developing AI tools to improve peer review and streamline publishing workflows.
Are conflicts of interest reported transparently in healthcare guidelines?
Discover the RIGHT-COI&F checklist, developed to improve conflict of interest and funding reporting in healthcare guidelines.
Publisher policies on AI use: is it time for change?
Find out how publisher AI policies need to evolve in the face of fast-changing technology.
EQUATOR and COS join forces to bring open science to the fore
Plans for a strategic 3-year partnership between the EQUATOR Network and Centre for Open Science.
The paper mill problem: are AI tools the answer?
Find out more about a new AI service to detect fake manuscripts.
Building trust: ACCORD guidelines for reporting consensus methods
Read about a new checklist developed to facilitate transparent reporting of consensus methods.
eLife’s ‘reviewed preprint’ model: results from the first year
Find out what happened in the year since eLife ended accept/reject decisions in favour of ‘reviewed preprints’.
Creating an ironclad AI policy for healthcare communications: a guide from the HCA
Crafting or updating an AI policy? Stay up to speed with the latest recommendations from the Healthcare Communications Association.
AI in scientific reporting: NASW’s position statement
Find out about the National Association of Science Writers’ (NASW) position on the use of AI and maintaining integrity and accuracy in scientific reporting.
Opening the door to open science: progress and challenges
As some aspects of the open science movement gain ground, recent data from UNESCO show a mixed outlook regarding its global impact.
Reviewing retractions and research misconduct: a national solution?
Read about the first nationwide investigation into academic research retractions in China, and how it could be used to help monitor research integrity.
LATITUDES: a free one-stop-shop for “risk-of-bias” tools
Find out how the LATITUDES Network could help improve validity assessment during evidence synthesis.
Can trial sponsors improve and streamline the redaction process?
Read about practical advice for trial sponsors on reporting clinical trials while protecting confidential information.