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Recently, some have begun to explore the utilization of the crowd for various purposes in medical research, including fundraising as well as crowdsourcing for intellectual analyses and insights.

To engage the public in your work, whilst also solving that all-important research funding problem?

Colette Bourlier, who awarded a high distinction for her thesis on immigrant workers, said it took so long because she ‘took breaks’.

Alok Jha examines the practices and cultures that can undermine the integrity of science.

The era of predictable improvement in computer hardware is ending. What comes next?

When a commercial publisher re-uses images from your blog without permission or attribution.

As wearable devices in the workplace spread, so do the legal concerns. Companies can now use the devices to monitor their employees’ health and track their locations. How should such technology be used to avoid legal problems?

Our reverence for science has led to a culture of "new findings" and sensationalistic headlines.

2014 figures.

DeepMind’s stunning victories over Go legend Lee Se-dol have stoked excitement over artificial intelligence’s potential more than any event in recent memory.

Women Also Know Stuff is a website dedicated to promoting the work of women political scientists.

The Center for Open Science (COS) is funding the development of an integration between GitLab and the Open Science Framework (OSF).

From multicoloured scans of the human body, to vivid photos of creatures up close - the finalists of the annual Wellcome Image Awards.

Is science quite as scientific as it's supposed to be? After years of covering science in the news, Alok Jha began to wonder whether science is as rigorous as it should be.

Limited institutional resources mean that single parents often need a network of support to further their scientific careers.

A look at the PLoS ONE paper on a hand designed by “the Creator”

Tweets of articles from Cell, Nature and Science journals all resulted in 2.166 more times clicks on the journal title rather than the anonymized links.

A personalised recommendation platform for scientific content.

ScienceTake 100th video: trying to offer compelling imagery, a glimpse at how science is done and answers to questions that are rarely asked.

A not-for-profit organisation whose activities, assets and profits are dedicated to the purpose of providing benefit to the scientific community.

Different models in science communication.

Webcasts of the 2016 Science|Business Horizon2020 conference: will its overall, annual budget be cut in this year's EU funding review?

Times Higher Education's poll shows that the bulk of staff find their work rewarding but there is a deep gulf between academics and professional and support staff.

To promote and reward collaboration we’re developing a “C-score” that measures the quality and quantity of collaborators’ contributions to group efforts.,

Current and potential future systems of peer review.

Despite the real-time scrutiny of internet publication, getting a paper retracted or corrected turns out to be nearly impossible.

"A devout husband and father, Darwin balanced his family duties with the study of the specimens he brought from his travels."

In the face of routine rejection, many scientists must learn to cope with the insidious beast that is impostor syndrome.

Growth in scientific publishing as a barrier to science communication.