Category Science

With the launch of Dimensions Research GPT and Dimensions Research GPT Enterprise, researchers the world over now have access to a solution far more powerful than could have been believed…

In the lead up to the London Book Fair, on Monday 11th March we held our annual Digital Science Publisher Day. Guided by the overarching theme of ‘The Road Ahead’,…

To mark National Public Health Week, Simon Linacre looks at how a combination of pressure from the Open Access movement and commitment to open research has enabled increasing amounts of…

The “London Enterprise Project” at King’s College London gives students the opportunity to undertake an active enquiry project working with an external partner organization in the community. Digital Science and…

To AI or not AI? The use of AI technologies has always been susceptible to charges of potential bias due to skewed datasets large language models have been trained on.…

Authors either have a conflict of interest or not, right? Wrong. Research from Digital Science has uncovered a tangled web of missing statements, errors, and subterfuge, which highlights the need…

People with lived experience of a condition bring unique and valuable insights when planning research into that condition. Using data from Dimensions, Emily Alagha examines the evolution of autistic people’s…

With a number of deadlines for open access (OA) coming up in 2025 and beyond, the race is on for many publishers to make the transition to OA. Simon Linacre…

FemTech has emerged in recent years as a catch-all term to describe technology-driven innovation in women’s health. It is a rapidly growing sector in health technology, yet where research funding…

Neil Armstrong creating history at the moon One of the most memorable events in human history is NASA’s first moon mission. Neil Armstrong, who set foot on the moon, cannot…