Flies check in, but they don’t check out, thanks to liquid laced with stretchy sugars that keep them tangled up

Over the last decade, scholarly publishing has dedicated significant resources to detecting research integrity failures. We need to pay more attention to the institutions and communities that can…

Autocracy wasn’t inevitable in early civilizations — many were more egalitarian. But when riches were there to monopolize, strongmen and inequalities emerged.

A type of tiger cat, the animal is slender, spotted and smaller than a house cat. It lives in the Bolivian cloud forest.

We’re never going back to the human internet we had. But we can hope for a better internet than the AI-dominated one that is emerging, writes Sarah Gilbert.

They’re segmented. They’ve got bristles. And sometimes, metallic jaws and detachable rear ends with eyes and a brain.

Missing from the archaeological record, fiber innovations like string played a huge role in the daily lives of our ancestors. Researchers are working to weave together new insights from the traces…

EBSCO, ProQuest, and JSTOR have recently added to the generative AI features available on their platforms. Here’s what libraries need to know.

The speech of people with schizophrenia sounds subtly different from their healthy counterparts. Can AI hear those differences better than human psychiatrists?

The world’s scholarly knowledge system is extraordinarily vulnerable to commercial capture and political interference. Governments, funders, and policymakers must act to protect it.

Collections-based decolonization has become a priority for many academic and research libraries. Findings from Research Libraries UK illuminate the practical requirements of this work.

The Aussie experiment comes amid a lack of clear evidence that the apps harm the majority of adolescents. It may take a dramatic research pivot to finally reveal what’s going on and how to fix it.

Contaminants can alter plant odors and warp insects’ senses, disrupting the process of pollination

Evolution of children’s literature into high-tech form may offer benefits, but also some detriments

Assisted by AI, companies have more options than ever to track employees, minute by minute, keystroke by keystroke. Does this have the desired effect?

Coherent Digital aggregates a uniquely wide variety of primary source documents, with a focus on born-digital and at-risk content. Here’s a guided tour of the platform.

Assisted by AI, companies have more options than ever to track employees, minute by minute, keystroke by keystroke. Does this have the desired effect?

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In a wide-ranging interview, Nisha Mody talks AI, false urgency, and how and why to draw boundaries at work.

It depends. Though water consumption by data centers pales in comparison to that of some other industries, it’s a problem in water-stressed regions. Water-saving cooling technologies could help.

Scientists are investigating what the various sounds mean — and discovering that the creatures may be more like birds and mammals than once thought

The Aussie experiment comes amid a lack of clear evidence that the apps harm the majority of adolescents. It may take a dramatic research pivot to finally reveal what’s going on and how to fix it.

At a time when the words “artificial intelligence” appear on every news feed and business agenda, Knowable Magazine turned a lens on what is happening as AI weaves its way into many areas of our…

It depends. Though water consumption by data centers pales in comparison to that of some other industries, it’s a problem in water-stressed regions. Water-saving cooling technologies could help.

Long after the lava stopped flowing, enormous eruptions altered Earth’s climate and societies all over the globe

Aaron Tay guides us through the ongoing shakeup of the academic search market by AI with this comprehensive analysis of Web of Science Smart Search, Google Scholar’s Scholar Labs, and Consensus.

Long after the lava stopped flowing, enormous eruptions altered Earth’s climate and societies all over the globe

Is it possible to avoid the continuing decline in quality of consumer products brought on by corporate greed?

For years, fears about AI systems slipping human control were dismissed as speculative.

AI and machine learning are kicking synthetic biology up to new levels of innovation. Researchers see huge potential for novel drugs and other chemicals; some also see risks.

Research shows beavers are creating more wetland areas since being reintroduced to the wild.

Understanding what happened in these forests 56 million years ago may help humanity recognize similar thresholds before we cross them again, the lead author of a new study writes.

If we are serious about equality, appointing more women to leadership roles should be accompanied by questioning the model of leadership itself.

You’re taking breaks wrong.

From pessimism around dating to AI reshaping culture, cyber-ethnographer Ruby J. Thelot tells WIRED why people are putting too much stock into things that go viral.

Without a shared map or common reference point, today’s dense and dynamic open science landscape is vulnerable to duplicated efforts, fragmented knowledge, and missed opportunities. This dashboard…

OpenAI showed that AI can tackle long-standing problems in mathematics. Experts are excited about the possibilities — and worried about what comes next for their field.

AI detectors are feeding into accusations and distrust.

The Aussie experiment comes amid a lack of clear evidence that the apps harm the majority of adolescents. It may take a dramatic research pivot to finally reveal what’s going on and how to fix it.