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Ahead of the Nobels next week: The time between a discovery and a Nobel is growing. 'Almost half of laureates [are] now waiting more than 20 years from making a Nobel-worthy discovery to receiving the prize' nature nature.com/articles/d4158…

in a recent preprint an AI and a trained eye analyzed ~700 papers, looking for duplicated images The AI, imagetwin came out on top - showing the promise of such tools w/ Sholto David Elisabeth Bik Jana Christopher nature.com/articles/d4158…

This seems a great initiative👇

I'm proud to share the first in a three-part series that I've been lead writer on for Nature Careers. The series reports on a massive global survey of postdocs done earlier this year by Nature. This first instalment: A curious rise in optimism. nature.com/articles/d4158…

Fascinating reproducibility trial in ecology (preprint) in which over 200 scientists were given the same datasets and produced results with wildly varying effect sizes, depending on analysis they chose nature nature.com/articles/d4158…

The group behind the #openaccess #Plan_S launches a 'scholar-led' vision for science publishing: all open articles & peer reviews, authors decide when + where to publish [no jrnl gatekeeping], no fees for authors or readers. by @layallivs | nature nature.com/articles/d4158…

Here's a story I wrote about 'How to find meaning in your science career'. I spoke with philosophers, economists and other social scientists about how researchers can find work that's worthwhile to them - and the world. (They all had different answers!) 👇 nature.com/articles/d4158…

Science video people - wanna do my job for a year? Making mini science docs for YouTube is very rewarding - from interviewing researchers, to writing scripts to doing funky edits with found footage and music - a brilliant combo of nerdy and creative! careers.springernature.com/job/London-Loc…

Five of the world’s biggest carbon emitters are going to the polls in 2024 - what does this mean for climate change? Read nature. nature.com/articles/d4158…

Too few women are submitting research to Nature as corresponding authors. This week’s editorial looks at the data behind the unacceptably low numbers of papers from women senior authors in Nature #womeninSTEM nature.com/articles/d4158…

Enter nature’s Working Scientist photo competition, for images that showcase the work that scientists do. Winning photographers will have their work published in Nature, plus £500. nature.com/articles/d4158…

My review of Geoff Mulgan's illuminating book 'When Science Meets Power' for Issues in Science and Technology It explores the long & uneasy relationship between science and politics - and calls for bodies expert at providing govts with the right #evidence at the right time issues.org/when-science-m…

I wrote for @nature about the science of protests - do they work? Research says yes: protests can influence media coverage, public opinion, policy and voting.💪 More effective protests tend to be large, non-violent and with unified goals. nature.com/articles/d4158…

Can AI help review the scientific literature? I investigated this for @nature AI tools are speeding up production of good quality reviews – which can otherwise take months to produce - but they could also lead to more inaccurate & misleading reviews. nature.com/articles/d4158…

Having political leaders who are receptive to science is one essential ingredient for effective science advice. Another is having people who can deliver it well. This @nature editorial argues for training scientists in the art of science advice nature.com/articles/d4158…