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Putting data at the heart of your organizational strategy
Have you done your due diligence? This question is just as important for research institutions as it is for business…
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Is There a North-South Divide in UK University Pay?
I’m Ian Calvert, a data scientist here at Digital Science. Recently, we released GRID, a free database of metadata for… -
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Open Data and Open Science: A New Initiative
Science is changing fast. Advances in computing combined with new methods enable scientists to collect, analyse, compare and display vast… -
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How can central research facilities expand their role in the science community?
Governments and research consortia can reap great benefits for the community and industry through large, shared research facilities -
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Samsung takes top spot in U.S. patents for third year running while TSMC rises into second place; after four-year falloff, grants increase nearly 4%
After four years of decline, U.S. patent grants headed upward, and Samsung retained the top spot, according to the latest… -
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Fragmentation of AI research: a blog series
AI research has become fragmented across disciplines, geography, and policy. Specialised subfields rarely collaborate, limiting spread of innovations from one… -
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Science misused in the law
Digital Science has conducted an investigation into 11 papers used in evidence in a prominent abortion drug legal case in… -
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Smarter Open Access Workflows: Digital Science Webinar Summary
As part of a continuing series, we recently broadcast a Digital Science webinar on smarter Open Access workflows. The aim… -
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Resources for industry
Find out how you can implement search strategies, connect with a diverse range of data sources and so much more -
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Dimensions: The What, The How and a Personal Take on The Why
I was honoured to be invited to the first future labs meeting at Charleston Library Conference last November. If you’ve… -
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2015: A Year of Change, Growth and Innovation
For any young tech company (we just celebrated our 5th birthday!) the pace of growth is rapid. With Digital Science’s… -
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Women’s first publications in decline after decades of growth
For decades, the proportion of women publishing their first academic publication has increased. However, following the COVID-19 pandemic, this growth… -
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Research Information Management Infrastructure: Seeing the Wood for the Trees
David Kane is a systems librarian at Waterford Institute of Technology. He joined the library in 2004. He worked as a… -
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Research Evaluation’s Gender Problem – and Some Suggestions for Fixing It #STMchallenges
Research evaluation in the sciences has a gender problem and the indicators we use to understand academic impact are faulty -
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Digital Science is 10! Looking back on a decade of research.
On 7th December 2020, Digital Science celebrates its official tenth birthday (though it existed as “Project Babbage ”… -
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Another happy landing for FuturePub in San Francisco!
Our popular #FuturePub event was a big success in beautiful San Francisco! See details of the event’s lightning talks, good… -
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Our new avenue for interesting things
Welcome to Digital Science TL;DR, our new avenue for interesting things! We bring you short, sharp insights into what’s going… -
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Compressing Genomes for Fun and Profit with Pareto, Docker and Gnuplot
View the original post on John Lees-Miller’s personal blog. TLDR: If you have a lot of data to compress, it’s… -
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A Deeper Web For Science
Much has been made of the potential of large and complex datasets to revolutionize scientific discovery in life sciences, social… -
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#FoundersFriday with Ben Adams from Simiary
We are very excited to bring you a new interview for our #FoundersFriday blog series! If you’ve missed our previous posts, Founders Friday…