Scientists receive too little peer-review training. Here’s one method from Nature for effectively peer-reviewing papers.
Love them or hate them, hugs are part of Western culture. But hugging is not as straightforward as it may seem. Where do your arms go? How long is too long?
The world was shocked with experiments that led to the first children with edited genomes, but the biophysicist behind the science refuses to speak about the work that sent him to jail for three years.
Watch this webinar to better understand what editors look for in great papers.
In June 2023, four volunteers will spend a year pretending to live on the red planet inside the Mars Dune Alpha habitat.
Feedback from supervisors can be a good or bad experience. Here’s how to get it right
High-profile COVID-19 retractions raised concerns about data oversight in 2020 and in 2021 the retracted studies are still being routinely cited.
Large language models can draft abstracts or suggest research directions, but these artificial-intelligence tools are a work in progress.
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