Sydney Study Finds Nanotech Ethics Training Lacks Formal Integration
A study of 34 Australian nanotechnology scientists finds that ethical and social considerations are often treated as informal afterthoughts rather ...
Tag: research policy
French LABEX Funds Reduce Competition, Not Stratification
A study in Higher Education finds that French LABEX funds reduced internal competition but maintained stratification by focusing resources on ...
Researchers Propose Normative Framework to Guide When Quantum Hype Warrants Criticism
A study in Ethics and Society establishes an ethical framework adapting whistleblowing criteria to determine when scientists should challenge exaggerated ...
Jena tests flexible photonics research collaboration with €550,000 pilot
A five-year, €550,000 pilot in Jena will test shared photonics infrastructure, cross-institution careers and standardized procedures for research and industry ...
The Hidden Personality Trait That Predicts Which Cities Embrace Radical Innovation First
A study of 3.2 million Americans links regional psychological openness to early adoption of Airbnb, Uber and Flickr across 349 ...
Arab Science Surges on Climate Goals but Trails Rich Nations in Raw Output
A two-decade bibliometric analysis finds Arab-region research on six environmental Sustainable Development Goals growing rapidly and exceeding world citation benchmarks, ...
How a Narrow Metric Took Over the Meaning of International Research Collaboration
A systematic review of 723 studies finds that international research collaboration is conceptually rich but overwhelmingly measured through a single ...
Why Food System Research Partnerships Struggle: Lessons from a Major UK Collaboration
A qualitative evaluation of the UK SALIENT consortium reveals how power dynamics, fragmented agendas and pragmatic compromises shape cross-sectoral food ...
Why Forcing Scientists to Hand Over Every AI Prompt Could Backfire
Bioethicists argue that requiring researchers to submit every AI prompt and output with their manuscripts would be unenforceable, chilling, and ...
Why University-Industry Innovation Stalls in Transition Economies: New Study Points to Governance
A structured review of 57 studies in Kosovo and Albania finds that weak governance relationships, not a lack of universities ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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