🎙️ 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

Trust is the foundation of AI in healthcare. Elsevier’s ClinicalKey AI Evaluation Framework, built with clinicians, helps ensure safety, reliability, and transparency in clinical decision support. 🔗 spkl.io/63327ARYFJ

AI is transforming research and publishing, but human judgment remains essential. For #PeerReviewWeek2025, we’re separating fact from fiction with insights from experts. 🔗 See more: spkl.io/63321ARr7X

How can research funding deliver greater impact for society? NSF’s TIP directorate launched a platform built on Elsevier’s Pure, mapping 5,000+ grants across key tech areas — from AI to quantum. 🔗 Read the full story: spkl.io/63323Au0P1

ClinicalKey AI: trusted support for clinical decisions. Get fast, reliable answers to clinical questions with clear, effective prompts — all grounded in trusted evidence. Learn more: spkl.io/63321Au0PS

Helene Cederroth lost three of her four children to an undiagnosed illness. Her response? She built a global movement for answers. 💜 📖 Read her story: spkl.io/63320AumSn

💚 For World Suicide Prevention Day, explore our Mental Health Hub for resources that aid in patient support and suicide prevention strategies: spkl.io/63321Au3gt Together, we can make a difference.

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and Elsevier have signed a strategic MoU to strengthen collaboration in academic publishing and researcher development, supporting PolyU’s growing global impact. Read more: spkl.io/63326Au3kY

ScienceDirect AI brings together intuitive tools, trusted content, and researcher-driven design to make finding and applying insights faster and simpler.

Built with researchers, for researchers. ScienceDirect AI helps streamline workflows and makes finding trusted insights faster and easier. See more: spkl.io/63321AOF4D

PharmaPendium AI helps life sciences teams unlock regulatory insights faster. Ask complex questions in plain language and get citation-backed answers from FDA and EMA documents — in seconds. spkl.io/63321AOIIf

48% of clinicians now use AI at work — nearly double last year. But most still use general tools like ChatGPT. Only 30% have had enough training. Clinicians are ready. Institutions need to catch up. More in Clinician of the Future 2025: spkl.io/63320AO0qi

What if the most neglected conditions were our greatest source of hope? 🌍 Rare disease research drives breakthroughs that benefit millions — from gene therapies to genome sequencing to cancer biomarkers. 📖 Read more: spkl.io/63327AOYul

Stuart Whayman, President of Corporate Markets at Elsevier, joins The Tech Leaders Podcast to discuss how AI is reshaping research and development — and why human creativity remains essential. Listen here. 👇

Clinicians don’t want AI to replace them — they want it to support them. It must save time, ease admin, and earn trust. AI should assist, not decide. More in Clinician of the Future 2025: spkl.io/63324A3WLo

ScienceDirect AI: Built with researchers, for researchers. ScienceDirect AI brings together an integrated, intuitive suite of tools to help researchers find trusted insights faster and work more efficiently. Learn more: spkl.io/63324AMaKs #AI #ScienceDirectAI

How can scientific publishing adapt to rapid change while safeguarding research integrity? In a recent podcast, Elsevier’s Laura Hassink explores open access, evolving technologies, and maintaining trust in research. Read more: spkl.io/63328AMar0

Faster insights. Smarter discovery. Explore how ScienceDirect AI uses intelligent search and advanced algorithms to help researchers find relevant, peer-reviewed evidence more efficiently — accelerating breakthroughs across disciplines.

🎓 “What is occurring is revolution, not evolution” With federal R&D support shrinking, Dr Robert W. Conn & Dr Thomas Rosenbaum warn of a looming innovation deficit — and outline four principles to safeguard US scientific leadership. Read more: spkl.io/63323AMcqL

Clinicians are stretched. 28% lack time for quality care, 47% say tiredness affects treatment. Many see AI as a solution — but only a third have access to the tools they need. Insights from 2,000+ clinicians: spkl.io/63323AMnzZ

Developed in collaboration with researchers, ScienceDirect AI offers an integrated set of tools designed to make research more efficient and accessible. See how it can support your work: spkl.io/63327Az2eB

Who helps uncover the latest insights on wind power? Librarians guide researchers to trusted information and connect expertise across disciplines. Explore remarkable stories of library impact from around the world — and share your own: spkl.io/63322Azkao

What should donor countries do when public opinion in recipient nations supports policies that harm human rights? An Atlas Award-winning study offers a framework for responses that protect rights while accounting for political realities. 👇

Can we be bold enough to take the action needed to halve premature deaths? Advancing human progress together starts with big questions, fresh ideas, and the relentless pursuit of better outcomes. Explore the possibilities: spkl.io/63327AKgiJ

Who connects researchers with the latest evidence on Alzheimer’s? Librarians guide access to reliable studies, support learning, and help turn questions into breakthroughs. See their stories: spkl.io/63327AKDwh

💬 Uncertainty isn’t a flaw in science — it’s a feature. Researchers navigate uncertainty every day. Talking openly about it can build trust, not diminish it. Camilla Arvidsson of Sense about Science shares six ways to communicate clearly about what we know — and what we don’t. 👇

How can universities lead on climate and public trust? 🎙️ In our latest Not Alone podcast, Dr. Timothy Killeen shares insights from a career at the intersection of science, leadership, and service. Listen here: spkl.io/63320AJLAG

🌍 Two decades of impact. 100+ partners. 70 countries. The Elsevier Foundation backs local innovation with long-term support — from clean energy in Somalia to TB screening in Indonesia. Explore the stories. 👇

Reaxys AI Search: search chemistry like never before. Launching Reaxys AI Search, which uses natural language to unlock over 121 million documents — helping researchers move from question to discovery, faster. Available now to all Reaxys users: spkl.io/63321AJllN

Who reveals trusted insights on quantum mechanics? Librarians curate seamless access to reliable information, fuelling critical thinking and innovation across fields. Read their stories: spkl.io/63321AHzrX

How do we protect research integrity at scale? For data scientist Savvas Chamezopoulos, it starts with the right tools, and ends with human judgment. Explore how his work helps safeguard trust in science: spkl.io/63321AHzqP

Why do retractions matter in scientific publishing? A new explainer from Elsevier outlines how retractions uphold the integrity of the scientific record, what leads to them, and why they remain a vital part of the publishing process. Read the full piece: spkl.io/63323AHzcV

Who surfaces high-quality studies on sustainable fishing? Librarians connect researchers with trusted resources across disciplines, enabling informed decisions that push knowledge forward. Explore their stories: spkl.io/63321AHzH1

How can AI support circular innovation and greener R&D? Stuart Whayman, President of Corporate Markets at Elsevier, shares how AI is helping advance sustainability, from materials discovery to compliance. 🔗 Read more: spkl.io/63324AGhO0

🎓 “Moral courage is doing the right thing — even when no one is watching” Vice-Chancellor Dawn Freshwater urges universities to protect the freedoms that fuel enquiry and uphold public trust. Read her essay in Not Alone: Leaders in Conversation: spkl.io/63329AGSf9

ScienceDirect AI was shaped by 130+ interviews and 30k testers. Every feature, from summarizing methods to fixing prompts, came from user feedback. Here’s how the team made it happen: spkl.io/63326AGUDY

Can you trust an AI to evaluate another AI? At Elsevier, we're using a jury of LLMs — plus human experts — to evaluate GenAI output across tools like Reaxys and Embase AI. The result? 80% less manual review, with quality still front and center. 👇

Who helps turn bold ideas into real-world impact? Librarians are key partners in driving institutional goals—from advancing the SDGs to shaping strategic research priorities. We’re celebrating the global stories of library impact: spkl.io/63325A1qS7

🎙️ Not Alone is live from the Elsevier Impact Conference 2025 in Chicago! We’re recording a special episode of our Not Alone: Leaders in Conversation podcast on site at the Wacker Studio — with real-time insights from global research and academic leaders.

Clinicians are under pressure — and many see AI as part of the solution. 📈 48% now use AI at work (up from 26%) ⏱️ 70% say it could save time 🤝 But only 32% have access to the tools they need More in Clinician of the Future 2025: spkl.io/63320AEFei