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Who reveals trusted insights on quantum mechanics?

Librarians curate seamless access to reliable information, fuelling critical thinking and innovation across fields.

Read their stories: spkl.io/63321AHzrX

Meet the Research Integrity Experts: Savvas Chamezopoulos ┃ Elsevier Connect Data Scientist Savvas Chamezopoulos found his niche in the Research Content Data Science team where technology and people work side by side.

How do we protect research integrity at scale?

For data scientist Savvas Chamezopoulos, it starts with the right tools, and ends with human judgment.

Explore how his work helps safeguard trust in science: spkl.io/63321AHzqP

Retractions in scientific publishing: Why they happen and why they matter ┃ Elsevier Connect While the decision to retract is always difficult, retractions help ensure research integrity.

Why do retractions matter in scientific publishing?

A new explainer from Elsevier outlines how retractions uphold the integrity of the scientific record, what leads to them, and why they remain a vital part of the publishing process.

Read the full piece: spkl.io/63323AHzcV

Who surfaces high-quality studies on sustainable fishing?

Librarians connect researchers with trusted resources across disciplines, enabling informed decisions that push knowledge forward.

Explore their stories: spkl.io/63321AHzH1

Elsevier Q&A: Circularity & the Future of Sustainable AI Stuart Whayman of Elsevier explores how AI is driving sustainable innovation, enabling R&D teams to boost circularity and meet climate compliance goals

How can AI support circular innovation and greener R&D?

Stuart Whayman, President of Corporate Markets at Elsevier, shares how AI is helping advance sustainability, from materials discovery to compliance.

🔗 Read more: spkl.io/63324AGhO0

🎓 “Moral courage is doing the right thing — even when no one is watching”

Vice-Chancellor Dawn Freshwater urges universities to protect the freedoms that fuel enquiry and uphold public trust.

Read her essay in Not Alone: Leaders in Conversation: spkl.io/63329AGSf9

Behind the scenes: How user feedback is shaping ScienceDirect AI  ┃ Elsevier Connect Learn how user insights are powering the development of ScienceDirect AI to make research faster and more effective.

ScienceDirect AI was shaped by 130+ interviews and 30k testers. Every feature, from summarizing methods to fixing prompts, came from user feedback.

Here’s how the team made it happen: spkl.io/63326AGUDY

LLMs as a Jury: Bringing Quality to Quantity in GenAI-Aided R&D ┃ Elsevier Connect As scientific workflows accelerate with AI, one truth remains constant: quality data and human expertise are irreplaceable.

Can you trust an AI to evaluate another AI?

At Elsevier, we're using a jury of LLMs — plus human experts — to evaluate GenAI output across tools like Reaxys and Embase AI.

The result? 80% less manual review, with quality still front and center. 👇

Who helps turn bold ideas into real-world impact?

Librarians are key partners in driving institutional goals—from advancing the SDGs to shaping strategic research priorities.

We’re celebrating the global stories of library impact: spkl.io/63325A1qS7

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Two people seated in chairs engaged in a conversation, facing each other with attentive expressions.

🎙️ Not Alone is live from the Elsevier Impact Conference 2025 in Chicago!

We’re recording a special episode of our Not Alone: Leaders in Conversation podcast on site at the Wacker Studio — with real-time insights from global research and academic leaders.

A healthcare professional in scrubs holds a digital tablet, with vertical bars cutting through the image; text reads "Clinician of the Future 2025" and promotes healthcare insights from Elsevier.

Clinicians are under pressure — and many see AI as part of the solution.

📈 48% now use AI at work (up from 26%)
⏱️ 70% say it could save time
🤝 But only 32% have access to the tools they need

More in Clinician of the Future 2025: spkl.io/63320AEFei

🚨 Elsevier has been ranked No. 1 globally, winning the prestigious 2025 Best Company Leadership and Best Career Growth awards!

Thank you to our inspiring leaders and teams around the world who made this possible.

5 key practices for data presentation in research Even before you embark on your experiment, it’s essential to think strategically about how you will analyze and present your data.

“Statistics are good servants but poor masters.”

Overreliance on statistical significance alone can distort findings. In research, context is key.

Read more: http://spkl.io/63321ADLkX

📊 What’s one statistical misstep you often see in research?

Who helps students navigate literature reviews and research methods?

Librarians do—supporting research integrity, publishing skills and more at every stage of the scholarly journey.

We’re spotlighting stories of library impact from around the world: http://spkl.io/63322ADLki

Surfing the wave between the wet lab and AI-driven technologies A young scientist at Regeneron talks about using AI to accelerate biotech research

Science is moving fast.

At Regeneron, John Vlahos is blending benchwork with AI tools like ScienceDirect AI, cutting lit review time from hours to minutes.

See how biology meets data science: http://spkl.io/63320AD1Xr

🎉 Exciting News! Elsevier India is officially a Great Place to Work®!

This is a celebration of our culture, validated by our team.

A huge thank you to our leadership and every team member who made this possible. Your voices matter!

Life Cycle Assessment Explained: Key to Sustainable and Circular Chemical Production Find out how this comprehensive tool can help make the chemical value chain greener.

🌍 Can chemical production go circular?

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is helping shift the chemical industry from take-make-waste to a more sustainable model — guiding decisions on feedstocks, product design and emissions reduction.

Read more: http://spkl.io/63326A8yDI

Who helps researchers maximize the impact of their work?

From open access to strategic goal setting, librarians are key to building institutional success and supporting researchers every step of the way.

See how library teams are making a global impact: http://spkl.io/63325ABFLz

A man in a suit points at graphs on a large screen during a webinar titled "Dealing with the rough and tumble of communicating in practice" scheduled for July 11th.

Criticism. Misrepresentation. Harassment.

Communicating research means more than sharing findings.

Join the Confidence in Communicating Research webinar on 11 July to learn how to respond with clarity when your work is challenged.

🔗 Register now: http://spkl.io/63326ABzQK

Elsevier introduces Embase AI to transform how users draw critical insights from biomedical research Elsevier introduces Embase AI to transform how users discover, analyze and draw critical insights from biomedical research

Now live: Embase AI.

A new generative AI solution built on Embase’s trusted biomedical literature database.

Embase AI makes it easier to discover, analyze and synthesize biomedical research.

🔗 Learn more: http://spkl.io/63320A6vJq

Who’s helping institutions make sense of machine learning?

Librarians are leading the charge in AI literacy, from implementing tools to addressing bias.

📚 Explore the stories—and share your own: http://spkl.io/63322A65eG

Shifting gears and sealing deals How creative problem solvers drive success at Elsevier

From engineering and consulting to strategic sales — meet the people driving customer success at Elsevier.

Their stories show how creative problem-solving, diverse backgrounds and a shared purpose can lead to real impact in science and healthcare. 👇

“Universities should be upsetting” — not for the sake of it, but because real progress demands discomfort.

Prof Michael Schaepman explores why fostering debate and embracing uncertainty are key to academic and societal progress: www.elsevier.com/connect/univ...

Can plants communicate?

When stressed, tomato and tobacco plants emit sounds as loud as human speech — from dehydration or damage.

Inaudible to us, these sounds may be heard by insects, mammals, or even other plants.

Learn more in #Cell: http://spkl.io/63321fhxYT

In India, AI and digital tools are revolutionizing healthcare access in rural areas.

From mobile diagnostics to AI-powered telemedicine, these innovations are bringing expert care to remote communities, closing the urban-rural divide.

Learn more: elsevier.shorthandstories.com/halve-mortal...

Can we be bold enough to take the action needed to halve premature deaths?

Advancing human progress together starts with big questions, fresh ideas, and the relentless pursuit of better outcomes.

Explore the possibilities: elsevier.shorthandstories.com/halve-mortal...

Publishing ethics for books View the standards of expected ethical behavior by all parties involved in the act of book publishing: author, editor, reviewer, publisher, society.

(2/2) We are reviewing our process for ensuring authors and editors follow these.

Our publishing ethics policies: www.elsevier.com/en-gb/about/...

(1/2) Thank you for alerting us to this matter, we will suspend these titles and investigate further. Our AI policy for authors doesn’t preclude the use of AI, but we have clear guidelines outlining acceptable use and the required disclosure methods.