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Access vs Engagement – is OA enough?
How do we know if Open Access research is having its intended impact?
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BlogSupporting Australia’s PID Strategy: Introducing the National Benchmarking Toolkit (Consultation Draft)
It’s now out for consultation – the Australian National Persistent Identifier (PID) Benchmarking Toolkit has been released as a draft,… -
BlogAI Needs New Facts – The Value of Novel Scientific Research
The role of scientific research has featured heavily at SXSW London 2025. Mark Hahnel suggests we need more basic research… -
BlogTracking the FemTech research boom: What data tells us about innovation & gaps
Using Dimensions, Emily Alagha examines the rapidly growing FemTech health technology sector – and reveals where major opportunities remain -
BlogAI-powered solutions to transform your research
At Digital Science, we recognize that the journey toward AI adoption is as unique as the organizations and individuals we… -
BlogHow does Digital Science use AI? We ask ChatGPT
How is AI being used in the research ecosystem? We asked AI itself for some answers -
BlogFrom gold to diamond: Is equitable Open Access still a mirage?
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BlogPublisher Day 2025: Key insights on integrity, disruption, and innovation in scholarly publishing
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BlogThe perpetual research cycle: AI’s journey through data, papers, and knowledge
If AI can help to generate, mine, and refine knowledge faster than human researchers, what does the future of academia… -
BlogTL;DR Shorts: Dr Danny Hillis on the evolution of AI
Welcome to week 17 of January 2025, the month that seems never to end – however, I have been reliably… -
BlogTL;DR Shorts: Professor Venki Ramakrishnan on trust in research
In this week of political change, today’s TL;DR Tuesday theme is trust, in research and beyond. Professor Venki Ramakrishnan, a… -
BlogTL;DR Shorts: Joy Owango on the global south
We use the term “Global South” a lot, particularly when we are mindful of to better represent the challenges and…