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Ruse or Reform? The Trump administration’s recent executive order on “Gold Standard Science” has sparked a range of responses within the scientific community. American Institute of Physics explores the different perspectives and ongoing debate surrounding the order and how science policy continues

A reminder of what #Science can achieve ... "When it comes to scientific achievements that have advanced the practice of medicine, you’d be hard-pressed to find one more influential than the Human Genome Project." --- Maia Anderson #Collaboration #Funding #Investment #Progress

Are we facing a "lost generation" of researchers? The Chronicle of Higher Education takes a look at how federal funding and policy changes are impacting young researchers’ careers — highlighting challenges for grad students and early-career scientists. In partnership with 27 professional societies

ICYMI: If you’re interested in the future of AI, cybersecurity, or privacy, keep an eye on ACM Transactions on AI Security and Privacy (TAISAP). This new journal from Association for Computing Machinery will cover everything from adversarial attacks and technical vulnerabilities in AI models to

RIP, BSOD. Ever had your day interrupted by the infamous Blue Screen of Death😡? Well, it’s time to say goodbye to an old frenemy! After nearly 40 years of dramatic crashes and cryptic error codes, Microsoft is finally retiring the legendary blue screen for a new look.

#ScholComm ... this one is worth a listen. #AI #ScholarlyPublishing #Healthcare #ResearchInnovation

How will new NIH new policies impact authors, publishers, libraries, and funders? ACRL explores potential outcomes and stakeholder responses. Read more: acrlog.org/2025/07/15/so-… #OpenAccess #NIH #ScholComm #AcademicPublishing

"Peer review doesn’t guarantee truth. But it does invite challenge, foster transparency, offer reflection and force revision. That’s often where the real work of science begins." Improving public understanding of how science works is foundational to building trust in research.

We love a good conference… but maybe it's time we start applying some version control to the naming conventions. Bonus points if you’ve actually submitted an abstract to one of these. #ScholComm #ConferenceBingo #AcademicLife #DeltaThink #FridayFunny

📢 New preprint reports that NIH-funded basic science outputs are declining—both in share and, more recently, in absolute numbers. An analysis of 2.2M+ NIH-funded papers (1990–2024) finds basic research fell from ~60% of NIH output in 1990 to ~24% in 2024. Even with overall

📊 Delta Think’s Survey Results: What Researchers Revealed About the Fallout from US Funding Cuts More than 13,000 researchers across every major discipline and 135 countries shared their voices through our survey, conducted in partnership with 27 professional societies and

📖 Summer reading? The The Wall Street Journal Street takes a look at the most assigned books in American classrooms over the last 30 years. Not much has changed. What are your favorites? #SummerReading #Classics #SoManyBooksSoLittleTime wsj.com/us-news/educat…

🔍NSF Cuts: Small Slice of Global Output, Big Impact on U.S. Research The U.S. National Science Foundation funds only a fraction of the world’s scholarly publications—but proposed 2025 budget cuts could have an outsized effect on U.S.-based research and, by extension, the publishing ecosystem. In this

💰 The details behind Amazon and The New York Times AI Licensing deal: "The financial terms of the multiyear deal, which haven’t previously been disclosed, offer a window into how publishers and artificial-intelligence companies are valuing news content in the midst of a seismic

📣 COMING THIS FALL TO A KEYBOARD NEAR YOU! This summer on National Emoji Day (June 16, in case you were wondering) the The Unicode Consortium released the list of the new emojis coming this fall as part of Unicode 17.0. Click to see if your favorite is on the list! blog.unicode.org/2025/07/say-he…

📊 Substack’s AI Report reveals a nearly even split: 43% of content creators use AI, 57% do not. It’s a snapshot of a community in transition and one that echoes broader dynamics across content and knowledge production. Some are actively integrating AI tools. Others remain

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➡️ India’s Department of Science and Technology introduces a national policy to address research misconduct, including clear guidelines for retractions and corrections. As reported by Nature India, this policy aims to improve transparency and accountability in publicly funded