The BMJ pushes back on “anti-gender ideology”
Read more about the BMJ’s response to the US government instruction for CDC authors to withdraw articles reporting sex and gender data.
How can we prevent retracted research from polluting the literature?
Problematic research continues to be cited in scientific literature. Is technology the answer?
What does the future hold for preprints: credibility vs accessibility?
Find out why measures to improve the credibility of preprints may be at odds with their core strengths.
Protecting publications: the fight against misconduct
Discover how we can all help to tackle increasing research integrity challenges, including the rise in retractions and evolving misconduct tactics.
What lies beneath: how to detect predatory and pseudo-journals
Get up to speed with the latest editorial from ICMJE to protect your publications from predatory journals and safeguard the integrity of scientific publishing.
Redefining research ethics for a fairer future
Discover how the most recent update to the Declaration of Helsinki aims to shape a more ethical future for research.
AI in SLRs: a tool, not a replacement
Discover how to harness the potential of AI to transform the efficiency of systematic literature reviews.
Fraudulent submissions in academic publishing: how prevalent are they?
Discover how nearly a third of academic journals are confronting fraudulent submissions, as revealed in a recent report.
AI-accelerated innovation: how can publishers keep up?
Explore how publishers could harness AI-enabled peer review to meet the increasing demands of AI-driven research.
Uncovering scientific ERRORs: can financial rewards work?
Find out how the ERROR project pays reviewers to identify mistakes in published papers.