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What if sea creatures led the next breakthrough in materials science? 🌊

Innovation often begins with curiosity. Sometimes, it starts beneath the waves.

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Elsevier and Adelaide University have released groundbreaking analysis to guide strategic university-industry alignment and power South Australia’s economic transformation.

Elsevier and Adelaide University have released groundbreaking analysis to guide strategic university-industry alignment and power South Australia’s economic transformation.

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The “Language” of Honeybees — A Revision ┃ Elsevier Connect New research reveals honeybee dance language is more complex than once thought, reshaping our understanding of bee communication and behavior.

🐝 New research challenges the classic view of the honeybee waggle dance.

Communication is more complex than once thought, combining direction, search, and scent cues.

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🎙️ New Not Alone podcast!

Professor Dawn Freshwater, VC of @aucklanduni.bsky.social, on resilience, equity & reimagining higher education.

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Counting on science: securing critical insights for syndicated content ┃ Elsevier Connect As peer-reviewed syndicated content and usage on ScienceDirect increases, new usage reporting offers vital insights.

📖 Syndicated content on ScienceDirect is growing.

COUNTER-compliant usage reporting now offers vital insights for researchers, publishers & institutions. 👇

Clinician of the Future 2025 - Discover mission-critical insights for the continuous advancement of healthcare

AI adoption in healthcare is accelerating.

Nearly half of clinicians now use AI at work, almost double last year.

They report time savings, better patient focus, and support in imaging, drug interactions & decision-making.

Trust and training remain key.

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Meet the Experts: Manman Wang ┃ Elsevier Connect A determination to do more to protect researchers and research integrity propelled Manman Wang into the role of publishing ethics screening analyst.

Protecting research integrity starts before publication.

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New Zealand as a science nation - Current status

🇳🇿 New Zealand: Punching above its weight as a science nation.

Despite modest R&D investment, its research impact is high, global collaboration strong, and influence on policy outsized.

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Reimagining Healthcare, Research, and Publishing Through AI – And the Ethics That Guide It | The AI Journal A recent study published in JAMA Network Open tested several widely used AI image generation models with prompts like “photo of a physician in the United

AI is reshaping healthcare, research, and publishing. Without safeguards, it can reinforce bias and erode trust.

Elsevier CTO Jill Luber explains why addressing bias and protecting privacy must be a shared responsibility, and why human oversight remains essential: spkl.io/63327ATBvZ

Turning rare disease research into a common goal ┃ Elsevier Connect While searching for therapies to treat her daughter's rare disease, a mother discovered an approach that could benefit the treatment of all diseases.

Rare disease research may begin with small patient groups, but its impact can reach far beyond.

From gene editing and AI-driven drug repurposing to cross-disease collaboration, new approaches are helping transform urgent challenges into breakthroughs for all.

Scholarly publishing is evolving—and so are the tools we use. AI can enhance efficiency, and at Elsevier, human oversight ensures reliability and replicability. Let’s rethink peer review with AI as a tool, not a substitute.

“AI can be beneficial for training reviewers.” — Adachi Shun Expert insight matters most.

Scholarly publishing is evolving, and so are the tools that support it.

AI can improve efficiency, but reliability and replicability depend on human oversight.

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Japan and the Netherlands as partners in clean energy research

🇳🇱🤝🇯🇵 New report on Dutch–Japanese research collaboration highlights clean energy.

Findings:
✅ High academic impact, modest activity
✅ International collaboration is key
✅ Strong academic–corporate ties driving innovation

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🎓 Public trust in higher ed is eroding.

In Not Alone: Leaders in Focus, Dr. Charles Isbell calls for humility, dialogue & bold change to reaffirm universities’ role as a public good.

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Black graphic with Elsevier logo and "Researcher Voices" text. A quote on AI reliance highlights human judgment in publishing. Photo of Dr. Elisa De Ranieri, Editor-in-Chief.

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AI can assist peer review, but it can’t replace human judgment on novelty, complexity, or ethics. Editors provide the insight and context AI can’t.
Peer review should evolve with AI as a tool — not a substitute.

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AI Evaluation in Clinical Decision Support: Building a Foundation of Trust ┃ Elsevier Connect Elsevier’s generative AI evaluation team, establishes Generative AI evaluation framework - prioritizing trust, accuracy, and safety when using ai in health

Trust is the foundation of AI in healthcare.

Elsevier’s ClinicalKey AI Evaluation Framework, built with clinicians, helps ensure safety, reliability, and transparency in clinical decision support.

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Graphic with Elsevier logo asks, 'Can AI replace peer reviewers? No.' Text highlights AI as a tool supporting peer review with essential human judgment. Includes abstract patterns and two diverse people using laptops, emphasizing technology and collaboration.

Bright orange background with white text, "AI is a support tool, not a decision-maker," and logos at the top. Blue "Learn more" button below.

AI is transforming research and publishing, but human judgment remains essential.

For #PeerReviewWeek2025, we’re separating fact from fiction with insights from experts.

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From Funding to Foresight: How NSF’s TIP Directorate is Redefining Research Investment Through Data How can we ensure that public investments in research deliver real-world impact? Read about redefining research investment through data-driven insight

How can research funding deliver greater impact for society?

NSF’s TIP directorate launched a platform built on Elsevier’s Pure, mapping 5,000+ grants across key tech areas — from AI to quantum.

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ClinicalKey AI: trusted support for clinical decisions.

Get fast, reliable answers to clinical questions with clear, effective prompts — all grounded in trusted evidence.

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Helene Cederroth lost three of her four children to an undiagnosed illness. Her response? She built a global movement for answers. 💜

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Together, we can make a difference.

Six people pose at a signing ceremony between The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Elsevier, with two seated holding signed documents. A display with event details is in the background.

A man in a suit speaks at a podium with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Elsevier logos; a screen behind him displays his name and title.

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and Elsevier have signed a strategic MoU to strengthen collaboration in academic publishing and researcher development, supporting PolyU’s growing global impact.

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ScienceDirect AI brings together intuitive tools, trusted content, and researcher-driven design to make finding and applying insights faster and simpler.

Quote: "Quickly generating precise summaries and extracting key findings from research papers saved me significant time and effort."

Built with researchers, for researchers.

ScienceDirect AI helps streamline workflows and makes finding trusted insights faster and easier.

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Introducing PharmaPendium - AI Simplifying and accelerating access to trusted regulatory insight

PharmaPendium AI helps life sciences teams unlock regulatory insights faster.

Ask complex questions in plain language and get citation-backed answers from FDA and EMA documents — in seconds.

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Clinician AI adoption is accelerating but training and governance from institutions lag behind

48% of clinicians now use AI at work — nearly double last year.

But most still use general tools like ChatGPT. Only 30% have had enough training.

Clinicians are ready. Institutions need to catch up.

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What if the most neglected conditions were our greatest source of hope? 🌍

Rare disease research drives breakthroughs that benefit millions — from gene therapies to genome sequencing to cancer biomarkers.

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#118: "AI tools help stimulate creativity, humans think beyond" - Stuart Whayman, President of Corporate Markets at Elsevier | bedigital Join us this week for The Tech Leaders Podcast, where Gareth sits down with Stuart Whayman, President of Corporate Markets at Elsevier, a part of RELX Group. They discuss how AI is revolutionising Research and Development, Elsevier-Reed’s shift from hardware to digital, and what the Red Arrows can teach us about leadership.  Stuart also talks […]

Stuart Whayman, President of Corporate Markets at Elsevier, joins The Tech Leaders Podcast to discuss how AI is reshaping research and development — and why human creativity remains essential.

Listen here. 👇

The evolving clinician Al partnership believe Al tools developed to support clinical decision-making empower them

Clinicians don’t want AI to replace them — they want it to support them.

It must save time, ease admin, and earn trust.

AI should assist, not decide.

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Quote: "I like that the answers are reliable and based on actual research papers, which makes me feel more confident to use it instead of ChatGPT for answering research related questions."

ScienceDirect AI: Built with researchers, for researchers.

ScienceDirect AI brings together an integrated, intuitive suite of tools to help researchers find trusted insights faster and work more efficiently.

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The battle for trust in science Scientific publishing faces unprecedented changes, where maintaining research integrity and adapting to new technologies are paramount. Laura Hassink, managing director of Elsevier Journals, provides a distinct viewpoint on these issues, drawing from her extensive tenure at Elsevier, part of RELX, a company that contributes to 17 percent of the global research output.

How can scientific publishing adapt to rapid change while safeguarding research integrity?

In a recent podcast, Elsevier’s Laura Hassink explores open access, evolving technologies, and maintaining trust in research.

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