Why people still matter in a digital world. AI can flag anomalies, but only people can decide what’s fair and true. That’s why we pair cutting-edge tools with expert judgment to keep science transparent and trustworthy. Discover how we’re building trust in research.

Agentic AI can accelerate research—if we use it responsibly. Watch for the key questions to ask when evaluating tools like Scopus AI Deep Research. Get the guide: spkl.io/63322Agxa0

Better care starts when every patient is seen and understood. With clinicians, educators and students, we’re embedding inclusion in content, tools and research—using responsible innovation to reduce bias. See how: spkl.io/63323AgtzS

We are ranked #1 globally for Best Company Culture 2025, and it’s all thanks to our employees!🎉 Together, let's continue to build a great place to work. Award info: spkl.io/63321AiRJB Elsevier careers: spkl.io/63322AiRJ8

We are pleased to share that our CEO, Kumsal Bayazit, has been ranked the #2 Best CEO in 2025! 🌟 Join us to congratulate Kumsal on this well-deserved recognition. Award info: spkl.io/63325AiRyf Join us at Elsevier: spkl.io/63326AiRyA

Agentic AI for research, explained. 👇

Trusted science starts with how we communicate it. 5 takeaways from our webinar with Sense about Science: context, transparency, peer review ≠ "truth", avoid hype, know your audience. Read the summary: spkl.io/63329Agxjx

Nurses turn knowledge into care. We support them with trusted, evidence-based content and practical tools that connect learning to practice—so decisions at the point of care are confident and timely. Learn more: spkl.io/63322AgVig

Today is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (#IDPD). We’re sharing a free to access collection of recent research and insights on disability rights, well-being and inclusion. Explore: spkl.io/63329AgrJh

Agentic AI in academia can move work from prompt to progress. This new guide explains what agentic AI is, how it differs from generative and extractive AI, and practical ways it can support research, libraries, and teaching with responsible oversight. Full guide: spkl.io/63322AgE4Q

A six-year-old had a painful limp. Routine tests looked normal. Entering the full case into ClinicalKey AI surfaced tuberculosis; PET and a blood test confirmed. Used well, tools like this support judgement and give time back to care. Story: spkl.io/63320A588j

More pressure. Less time. Uncertain funding. Elsevier’s global Researcher of the Future report finds that, despite mounting challenges, researchers remain uncompromising about research integrity and quality. Discover what’s shaping the future of research: spkl.io/63323AeIMR

🎓 AI is reshaping how we learn and work. Prof Tan Eng Chye (NUS) on personalization, educators at the center, human + AI teamwork, and lifelong learning. Read Not Alone: Leaders in Focus: spkl.io/63321AeuIZ

Researchers are embracing AI, but support and governance lag. Use is 58% (up from 37%); 71% rely on generic tools like ChatGPT; ~25% report strong governance; <20% have adequate training. More in Elsevier’s Researcher of the Future report: spkl.io/63325Ad9Gf

Introducing LeapSpace: an AI-assisted workspace for research. Built for speed, collaboration and discovery in one secure, trusted environment. Trust Cards provide context and transparency for each result. Learn more: spkl.io/63321AdzAH

What if AI could help bring the human touch back to healthcare? Clinicians spend too much time on screens and not enough with patients. AI is starting to reduce that load and give time back for care. Read more: spkl.io/63324AdJpE

Bridging theory and practice is vital for future clinicians and nurses. See how we can prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals: spkl.io/63329AjAES

This World Diabetes Day, we’re reminded that living with diabetes is a lifelong journey that requires consistent support, from early life through older adulthood. At Elsevier, we support clinicians and patients with trusted resources: spkl.io/63328AjP10

With COP30 underway in Belém 🇧🇷, better decisions start with evidence that moves from field to policy. Latin America’s biodiversity research, grounded in collaboration across borders, informs national strategies and international agreements: spkl.io/63325AjOAf

In a German cave, researchers captured brown rats leaping to snatch bats mid-flight for the first time on record. The study appears in Global Ecology and Conservation, published by Elsevier.

COP30 is underway in Belém, Brazil 🇧🇷, bringing global leaders together to address the climate crisis. Elsevier has curated free research on renewable energy, carbon-neutral agriculture, and hydrogen infrastructure via the RELX SDG Resource Centre: spkl.io/63323AbvuP

Green chemistry turns ideas into impact. Syensqo pairs biotech + green chemistry; Henkel uses a hazard-first “traffic light” system; Green Rose uses AI to predict polymer solubility (90–94%). Watch the full Green Chemistry for a Sustainable Future webinar: spkl.io/63324AbGUp

Latin America’s biodiversity researchers are turning local knowledge into global action. New Elsevier analysis: biodiversity studies are cited in policy 3× more than other fields. Read why the world is watching, and what we can learn: spkl.io/63324AbGQe

Local challenges. Global breakthroughs. From Kenya to Australia to China, researchers are transforming community insights into discoveries that benefit the world, supported by open-access journals that champion diverse perspectives. Read their stories. 👇

Less than half of researchers say they have enough time to do research. Many see AI helping, if tools are trustworthy and built for research. Read the Researcher of the Future report: spkl.io/63325AwV0H

Cephalopods don’t just inspire science. They connect it. 🌊 From neuroscience to robotics and materials science, their biology shows what’s possible when research crosses disciplines. 📖 Read how collaboration is driving new discoveries: spkl.io/63325AwOm9

World Stroke Day reminds us that timely action saves lives. Visit Elsevier’s Heart Hub for trusted, evidence-based resources to help clinicians prevent, detect, and manage stroke, advancing better care, together: spkl.io/63325AkgPD

Your brand matters more than ever. Strong brands build trust, connection and lasting impact. As Elsevier refreshed its brand, we identified eight lessons to help societies and publishers strengthen theirs, from defining a clear story to evolving with purpose: spkl.io/63328AkgTA

Healthcare professionals face immense pressure to make fast, precise decisions. By combining trusted, evidence-based content with advanced AI, we can help clinicians cut through complexity and make confident, informed decisions that improve outcomes for all: spkl.io/63327Ak5jS

ScienceDirect AI wins Best Generative AI Solution at the 2025 CODiE Awards! The award recognizes how ScienceDirect AI helps researchers work more efficiently with trusted, peer-reviewed content and transparent, referenced insights. Learn more: spkl.io/63325AkRwz

What if the cure already exists? Dr. David Fajgenbaum and Every Cure use AI and data to find new uses for existing drugs—offering new hope to patients with rare diseases. 🔗 Read more: spkl.io/63325AXMx9

One seminar. One video. Half a research program, gone. When materials scientist Alon Gorodetsky saw how cephalopods camouflage in real time, he was astonished. See how inspiration became innovation: spkl.io/63325AnClX

🎓 Leading in times of uncertainty: reflections on academic freedom and community. How can universities safeguard academic freedom and preserve unity in times of global tension and societal division? 📖 Read the full article and join the conversation: spkl.io/63320AniTy

This World Mental Health Day, let’s move forward together. By sharing knowledge and resources, we can help clinicians support their patients and strengthen mental well-being for all. Explore tools and insights to enhance mental health care at our Mental Health Hub: spkl.io/63327An6pJ

⏱️ Nearly half of clinicians say tiredness affects their ability to treat patients effectively. AI is helping ease the strain by cutting paperwork and giving time back for patient care. 🔗 More insights from the Clinician of the Future 2025 report: spkl.io/63322AVhpm

Elsevier and the Scottish Government have released a new report on Scotland’s Research and Innovation Performance — highlighting global excellence, strong collaboration, and the impact of Scottish-led discoveries. 🔗 Explore the findings: spkl.io/63324AVr60

What if sea creatures led the next breakthrough in materials science? 🌊 Innovation often begins with curiosity. Sometimes, it starts beneath the waves. 📖 Read how sea life is shaping the future of materials science: spkl.io/63323AVipb

Elsevier and Adelaide University have released groundbreaking analysis to guide strategic university-industry alignment and power South Australia’s economic transformation. 🔗 Read more: spkl.io/63327AVR0c

🐝 New research challenges the classic view of the honeybee waggle dance. Communication is more complex than once thought, combining direction, search, and scent cues. Read more: spkl.io/63321ApS0X

🎙️ New Not Alone podcast! Professor Dawn Freshwater, VC of @aucklanduni.bsky.social, on resilience, equity & reimagining higher education. 🎧 Listen: spkl.io/63323Ap11V Follow: spkl.io/63324Ap11n

📖 Syndicated content on ScienceDirect is growing. COUNTER-compliant usage reporting now offers vital insights for researchers, publishers & institutions. 👇

AI adoption in healthcare is accelerating. Nearly half of clinicians now use AI at work, almost double last year. They report time savings, better patient focus, and support in imaging, drug interactions & decision-making. Trust and training remain key. 🔗 spkl.io/63321ATwYz

Protecting research integrity starts before publication. Meet Manman Wang, who works with editors and advanced detection tools to stop problematic manuscripts before they enter the scientific record: spkl.io/63323ATRDc

🇳🇿 New Zealand: Punching above its weight as a science nation. Despite modest R&D investment, its research impact is high, global collaboration strong, and influence on policy outsized. 📖 Read the report: spkl.io/63325ATDQv

AI is reshaping healthcare, research, and publishing. Without safeguards, it can reinforce bias and erode trust. Elsevier CTO Jill Luber explains why addressing bias and protecting privacy must be a shared responsibility, and why human oversight remains essential: spkl.io/63327ATBvZ

Rare disease research may begin with small patient groups, but its impact can reach far beyond. From gene editing and AI-driven drug repurposing to cross-disease collaboration, new approaches are helping transform urgent challenges into breakthroughs for all.

Scholarly publishing is evolving, and so are the tools that support it. AI can improve efficiency, but reliability and replicability depend on human oversight. This #PeerReviewWeek, we look at how AI can support, not substitute, expert reviewers: spkl.io/63323ArRJB

🇳🇱🤝🇯🇵 New report on Dutch–Japanese research collaboration highlights clean energy. Findings: ✅ High academic impact, modest activity ✅ International collaboration is key ✅ Strong academic–corporate ties driving innovation 🔗 spkl.io/63325ArzHB

🎓 Public trust in higher ed is eroding. In Not Alone: Leaders in Focus, Dr. Charles Isbell calls for humility, dialogue & bold change to reaffirm universities’ role as a public good. 📖 Read more: spkl.io/63326ARhUn

AI can assist peer review, but it can’t replace human judgment on novelty, complexity, or ethics. Editors provide the insight and context AI can’t. Peer review should evolve with AI as a tool — not a substitute. 🔗 spkl.io/63328ARapr #PeerReviewWeek2025