It's time to get serious about research fraud Only a small fraction of research misconduct ever comes to light. Independent investigative bodies could remedy that. Dalmeet Singh Chawla Comment 11 Aug 2020
Here’s why so many young researchers want to quit – in five graphs Passion is not enough. Gemma Conroy News 7 Aug 2020
Five better ways to assess science Hong Kong Principles seek to replace ‘publish or perish’ culture. Benjamin Plackett News 5 Aug 2020
Five strategies for writing in turbulent times How to manage distraction and maintain focus, while also acknowledging that sometimes the best thing to do is stop. Chris Smith News 4 Aug 2020
These five scientific fields win the most Nobel Prizes Scientists in neglected research areas at risk of being considered "second-class citizens." Gemma Conroy News 4 Aug 2020
The gift of paper authorship Researchers seek clearer rules on crediting co-authors. Dalmeet Singh Chawla News 31 Jul 2020
Three questions to ask yourself before quitting your PhD It’s normal for PhD candidates to consider abandoning their studies. Here’s how to take emotions out of the decision. Gemma Conroy News 28 Jul 2020
How young researchers can create lasting industry partnerships Don’t wait for universities to facilitate connections. Here’s how to find the right people on your own timeline. Bec Crew Q+A 24 Jul 2020
How to make a coronavirus data visualization that counts It’s easy to get it wrong, so here are 5 principles for getting it right. Gemma Conroy Dataviz 21 Jul 2020
Work hack: How to organize your research literature – and make it sharable A must-have strategy for fieldwork. Bec Crew News 17 Jul 2020
When it pays to say yes to a burdensome request Despite misgivings, this biomedical researcher agreed to serve on a faculty committee. It was a good gamble. Peter Goldstein Comment 17 Jul 2020
Women and minority researchers have more original ideas, but white men are rewarded faster How many trailblazers have been sidelined? Bec Crew News 16 Jul 2020
Google Scholar reveals its most influential papers for 2020 Artificial intelligence papers amass citations more than any other research topic. Bec Crew Listings 13 Jul 2020
When is a scientific collaboration unfair? A study enlists the h-index to try to find out why some research partnerships fizzle. Gemma Conroy News 10 Jul 2020
Probe into leaked papers submitted to leading engineering conference Confidential paper trail surfaces online in connection with “tragic situation” of PhD student Huixiang Chen's suicide. Dalmeet Singh Chawla News 9 Jul 2020
Work hack: Why Mark Carrigan loves Ulysses A sociologist describes his favourite place for scribbled notes, student assessment, and long-form writing. Bec Crew Technology feature 7 Jul 2020
Scientists pivot to pitch in on coronavirus Many scientists have taken on extra work loads during the pandemic. Here a chemist, a publisher and an infectious disease expert reveal their efforts. Andy Tay News 2 Jul 2020
Coronavirus vaccine front-runner Moderna puts MIT chemist-entrepreneur Robert Langer in the spotlight 4 lessons from his playbook. Leigh Dayton News 30 Jun 2020
These two geochemists have one of the largest publishing networks in science A ‘power couple’ in Earth and environmental sciences. Gemma Conroy News 26 Jun 2020