New approaches to economic research are changing our understanding of and response to gender stereotypes
New ways of analyzing data from images and text are being used by economists to study discrimination in the labor...
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How to make academic book reviews sustainable in a PPP environment
Book reviews, not to mention academic book reviews, have received many premature notices of their demise. However, as Christina Remnecht...
Generative AI should end the failed war on school misconduct
Higher educational institutions have long been waging a Sisyphean struggle with students who are ready to write off tests and...
Open access “at any cost” cannot support academic publishing communities
Caitlin Taney argues that the current build-up of momentum for "free" scientific publishing models and the establishment of a "reasonable...
Unleashing the Power of Faith and Imagination – Open the Book Program Inspires Children of Kericho County
Nestled among hills and lush green tea plantations in beautiful Kericho County, a transformative event has unfolded that will forever...
Does anyone learn something new at conferences? Measurement of intuition and dissemination of knowledge at scientific conferences
The development of digital networks and conferencing platforms in recent years has led many to question the value of conferencing...
To make academic publications scientific, we need Norwegian-style dugnad!
The Council of the European Union recently announced its support for an open access infrastructure led by scientists. Per Pippin...
Book Review | Data Paradoxes: The Politics of Data-Intensive Sources in Modern Healthcare
IN Data Paradoxes: The Politics of Data-Intensive Sources in Modern Healthcare, Klaus Hoyer explores the paradoxes associated with health data,...
Will Threads become the new academic Twitter?
With over 100 million new users, the launch of Threads has the real potential to displace Twitter as the default...
Embodiment of social research – exhibition as a form of multisensory research communication
There is growing interest and recognition in creative ways of communicating academic research that reaches different audiences. Deborah Lupton reflects...