Inspired by the nutrition-facts labels that have been displayed on US food packaging since the 1990s, John Willinsky wants to see academic publishing take a similar approach to help to inform readers on how strictly a paper meets scholarly standards go.nature.com/49ElN7m

Should an algorithm rate the reputation of peer reviewers based on how impactful their previously refereed studies have been? My latest for nature: nature.com/articles/d4158… Anita Bandrowski IOP Publishing Beijing Normal University Voice of Researchers

'Algorithm ranks peer reviewers by reputation — but critics warn of bias.'
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Take a look at those that are bucking the trend. go.nature.com/3JnE5Pv

Misconduct allegations and findings can tear academic communities apart, and university disciplinary processes can amplify the harm go.nature.com/3U8XTei

I spoke to John Willinsky about why he thinks we need an equivalent of the nutrition facts label for academic papers for nature: nature.com/articles/d4158… natureIndex Voice of Researchers

#African #postdocs are older, busier and more hopeful compared to postdocs from the rest of the globe. See how they are emerging as a new group in the continent's science workforce. go.nature.com/3VNI1QQ

AI continues to make a splash in #academic #science . Today Nature Careers has 3 articles. First up: The responsible use of AI in education and students' roles in shaping that. Reporting by Sarah Wells

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Peer reviewers are turning to ChatGPT when writing referee reports, suggests a new study by Weixin Liang & colleagues. My latest for nature: nature.com/articles/d4158… Andrew Gray | @[email protected] Voice of Researchers

An approach that aims to quantify how long a drug can delay or halt the progression of disease is gathering steam. Esther Wei-Yun Landhuis go.nature.com/4afR5Su

Contributions to high-quality health-sciences research skew towards one nation: the United States go.nature.com/48Rgjpb

'At a time when academia faces some of its greatest workforce gaps in history, some of our brightest scholars are leaving due to a lack of recognition.' Christina Mangurian, MD, MAS Claire Brindis go.nature.com/43gn42T

From study design to patient recruitment, researchers are investigating ways that technology could speed up the process. Matthew Hutson go.nature.com/3TkKSOf

Can researchers be incentivized to reproduce their peers’ key experiments during the publication process? go.nature.com/49TG2Ph

If AI lay-summary tools are successful, they might become a staple of scientific publishing. go.nature.com/4asuOkK

Here are the top four countries, when comparing health-sciences performance relative to population size. go.nature.com/3vLJfRY

Offering professors more money or time won't dramatically change how they do their research, a new survey finds. go.nature.com/3VF5hk0

‘Hopeless, burnt out, sad’: how political change is impacting female researchers in Latin America - Nature Careers podcast #womeninSTEM nature.com/articles/d4158…

Analysis of a random selection of papers shared on social media showed no causative link between posting and citations go.nature.com/3TDj4VJ

Is AI ready to mass-produce lay summaries of research articles? nature.com/articles/d4158…