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Pandemic exposes critical gaps in Japan’s health research
New data shows Japan’s infectious diseases research effort has been lagging behind for years, drawing criticism from the nation’s researchers
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BlogSci Foo returns face-to-face in 2022
The Digital Science team is getting ready to attend the annual Science Foo Camp (Sci Foo) in San Francisco, California -
BlogMotivations of bad actors in science: The personal, the professional, the political
From lone wolves to science mercenaries, why do charlatans in science exist, what do they stand to gain, and what… -
BlogForward looking thoughts: Monographs in a post-COVID world
Cathy Holland, our Director of Global Publisher Development, looks ahead at how the pandemic has changed monograph culture -
BlogWhat shape will the post-COVID university take
Online learning is fragmenting the traditional model of the university as a single site for both education and research -
BlogHigher education and the pandemic
In this article published in THE Simon Baker uses Dimensions to look at what the coming months may bring -
BlogThe COVID brain drain
One in every 25 publications that appeared on Dimensions in 2020 refers to COVID-19. Daniel Hook and Simon Porter look… -
BlogDoes creating a rapid reviewer pool improve trust in COVID-19 peer review?
Earlier this year levels of COVID-19 papers were threatening to overwhelm the capacity of the academic community. A collaboration of… -
BlogArtificial intelligence and peer review
Find out some of the potential applications of AI in research, from facilitating collaboration between researchers to writing papers -
BlogCOVID‑19’s impact on research culture
Our COVID-19 report analyses publication trends, regional focal points of research, collaboration patterns, and top institutional producers of research in… -
BlogReadCube launches free Research Pass
In collaboration with leading publishers, Digital Science’s ReadCube is announcing the launch of a new initiative to facilitate access to… -
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Chinese Academy of Sciences recommends Dimensions for making COVID-19 research discoverable
Sometimes research information is needed more immediately than the traditional publication process allows for. One such example is the 2019…