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Authorship plays a central role in the credibility and career progression of academics. Yet as Joseph Mellors and Stroma Cole argue, restrictive authorship practices risk perpetuating inequalities and sidelining important contributions to knowledge.
Dorothee Bär has promised space travel, a computer games unit in her new ministry and less bureaucracy.
New metric identifying “persistently disruptive” papers offers a “bright spot” amid signs of declining innovation.
Donald Trump's cuts to scientific research create anxieties about the accessibility of research data. Scientists worldwide fear websites and data sets hosted in the United States will be deleted or decommissioned.
The author experienced first-hand how science and policy intersect and are used in government during a week in Westminster and offers tips for engaging with policymakers.
From astronomy to history, researchers in the Netherlands from all branches of science are feeling the impact of the assault on academic freedom in the United States.
About 46% of authors leave their publishing careers around the time of a retraction, a new study has found.
Systemic problems require institutional solutions—and ideas from industry—say Marcus Munafò and Neil Jacobs.
