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Elsevier

A leader in information and analytics for global research and health sectors, Elsevier helps researchers and medical professionals advance science and improve health outcomes across society.

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Elsevier

Safeguarding integrity in AI-enabled research

With public confidence in science eroding, trustworthy research is key to maintaining universities’ role in advancing knowledge and societal progress

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Elsevier

Elsevier

Strengthening academic networks to enhance regional growth

Universities can boost their social impact by adopting outward-looking strategies that encourage partnerships with local industry and government

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Elsevier

Elsevier

Seeking collective solutions to AI’s ethical challenges

Universities and their funding partners should not have to navigate the ethical complexities of using AI in research alone. A panel at the 2024 ɫ��ֱ�� World Academic Summit argued for drawing up a shared framework

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Elsevier

Elsevier

Measuring the real-world impact of universities

Data plays a vital role in measuring and enhancing the impact of higher education institutions across the world

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Elsevier

Elsevier

The power of the collective in promoting sustainability

The challenges in meeting the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals might seem insurmountable but a shift in mindset can accelerate progress

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Elsevier

Elsevier

The AI-driven evolution of research insights

Scopus AI, the new generative AI-driven tool from Elsevier, helps researchers interrogate cited materials in a matter of seconds

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Elsevier

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Ten tips to succeed in publishing in English as a second language

English is now selected five times as often as the authors’ national language for journal article publication. Christopher Tancock explains how you can get published even if English is not your first language

Christopher Tancock

Elsevier

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Great citations: how to avoid referencing questionable evidence

Researchers don’t always stick to careful citation practices and occasionally cite evidence that has been questioned or even retracted. Find practical tips on how to avoid citing faulty evidence and maintain good citation hygiene

Dmitry Malkov

Elsevier

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The evolving meaning of ‘corresponding authorship’ in research

How the role of the corresponding author is changing in terms of research team dynamics and the perception of its meaning, and the implications for assuming the role

Rachel Herbert, Alison McIntosh

Elsevier, University of St Andrews

Academic research and publishing can be difficult to navigate for early career researchers

Are you ready to publish? Top tips on how to prepare your manuscript

From explaining the publishing cycle to outlining what makes a strong manuscript, Jing Tang walks ECRs through key steps when preparing to publish for the first time

Jing Tang

Elsevier

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Don’t worry about journal acceptance rates – and here’s why

Deciding where to submit a manuscript? A journal acceptance rate is a useful signal to prospective authors of the probability of acceptance of their manuscript – no more and no less than that

Rachel Herbert

Elsevier

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Developing a library service continuity plan focused on digital services and cybersecurity

How can library teams prepare and protect their digital services from cybersecurity threats? Amy Pawlowski and Gwen Evans draw on three real-life examples to offer important lessons

Amy Pawlowski , Gwen Evans

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