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  1. China stops updating a 22-year journal ranking system once used to evaluate and fund researchers.

    A shift away from “where you publish” toward “what you contribute”.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #SciencePolicy #Research #Academia #Evaluation #Publishing

  2. China stops updating a 22-year journal ranking system once used to evaluate and fund researchers.

    A shift away from “where you publish” toward “what you contribute”.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #SciencePolicy #Research #Academia #Evaluation #Publishing

  3. China stops updating a 22-year journal ranking system once used to evaluate and fund researchers.

    A shift away from “where you publish” toward “what you contribute”.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #SciencePolicy #Research #Academia #Evaluation #Publishing

  4. China stops updating a 22-year journal ranking system once used to evaluate and fund researchers.

    A shift away from “where you publish” toward “what you contribute”.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #SciencePolicy #Research #Academia #Evaluation #Publishing

  5. China stops updating a 22-year journal ranking system once used to evaluate and fund researchers.

    A shift away from “where you publish” toward “what you contribute”.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #SciencePolicy #Research #Academia #Evaluation #Publishing

  6. In this presentation, I explore the idea of "AI plagiarism" not as a simple violation, but as a mismatch between new modes of text production and outdated systems for assessing knowledge and contribution.

    :doi: doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.25560.

    If text no longer reliably reflects thinking, what exactly are we evaluating?

    This is part of my workshop at the Science Festival 2026.

    #OpenScience #AcademicIntegrity #GenerativeAI #ResearchEthics #ScholarlyCommunication #SciencePolicy #HigherEducation

  7. In this presentation, I explore the idea of "AI plagiarism" not as a simple violation, but as a mismatch between new modes of text production and outdated systems for assessing knowledge and contribution.

    :doi: doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.25560.

    If text no longer reliably reflects thinking, what exactly are we evaluating?

    This is part of my workshop at the Science Festival 2026.

    #OpenScience #AcademicIntegrity #GenerativeAI #ResearchEthics #ScholarlyCommunication #SciencePolicy #HigherEducation

  8. In this presentation, I explore the idea of "AI plagiarism" not as a simple violation, but as a mismatch between new modes of text production and outdated systems for assessing knowledge and contribution.

    :doi: doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.25560.

    If text no longer reliably reflects thinking, what exactly are we evaluating?

    This is part of my workshop at the Science Festival 2026.

    #OpenScience #AcademicIntegrity #GenerativeAI #ResearchEthics #ScholarlyCommunication #SciencePolicy #HigherEducation

  9. In this presentation, I explore the idea of "AI plagiarism" not as a simple violation, but as a mismatch between new modes of text production and outdated systems for assessing knowledge and contribution.

    :doi: doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.25560.

    If text no longer reliably reflects thinking, what exactly are we evaluating?

    This is part of my workshop at the Science Festival 2026.

    #OpenScience #AcademicIntegrity #GenerativeAI #ResearchEthics #ScholarlyCommunication #SciencePolicy #HigherEducation

  10. In this presentation, I explore the idea of "AI plagiarism" not as a simple violation, but as a mismatch between new modes of text production and outdated systems for assessing knowledge and contribution.

    :doi: doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.25560.

    If text no longer reliably reflects thinking, what exactly are we evaluating?

    This is part of my workshop at the Science Festival 2026.

    #OpenScience #AcademicIntegrity #GenerativeAI #ResearchEthics #ScholarlyCommunication #SciencePolicy #HigherEducation

  11. When Trust Becomes Strategy: Rethinking America’s Innovation Posture

    The article examines the challenges facing U.S. leadership among its allies, highlighting a growing credibility crisis stemming from American unpredictability. As allies hedge against U.S. inconsistency, trust diminishes, affecting collaboration in science and technology. The author argues for institutional continuity, coherent policies, and treating trust as a strategic asset to restore confidence.

    lpixa.wordpress.com/2026/05/04

  12. Is the Outer Space Treaty becoming a "League of Nations" for the cosmos?

    In a new Opinion piece for Frontiers, we argue that existing space governance isn't fit for the era of private satellite megaconstellations. To protect our shared heritage, we need a shift toward "Space Environmentalism."

    We still have the chance to build a future by design rather than by default—if we act before these norms are set in stone.

    Read more: frontiersin.org/journals/space

    #SpacePolicy #Astronomy #SciencePolicy #SpaceEnvironmentalism

  13. Is the Outer Space Treaty becoming a "League of Nations" for the cosmos?

    In a new Opinion piece for Frontiers, we argue that existing space governance isn't fit for the era of private satellite megaconstellations. To protect our shared heritage, we need a shift toward "Space Environmentalism."

    We still have the chance to build a future by design rather than by default—if we act before these norms are set in stone.

    Read more: frontiersin.org/journals/space

    #SpacePolicy #Astronomy #SciencePolicy #SpaceEnvironmentalism

  14. Is the Outer Space Treaty becoming a "League of Nations" for the cosmos?

    In a new Opinion piece for Frontiers, we argue that existing space governance isn't fit for the era of private satellite megaconstellations. To protect our shared heritage, we need a shift toward "Space Environmentalism."

    We still have the chance to build a future by design rather than by default—if we act before these norms are set in stone.

    Read more: frontiersin.org/journals/space

    #SpacePolicy #Astronomy #SciencePolicy #SpaceEnvironmentalism

  15. Is the Outer Space Treaty becoming a "League of Nations" for the cosmos?

    In a new Opinion piece for Frontiers, we argue that existing space governance isn't fit for the era of private satellite megaconstellations. To protect our shared heritage, we need a shift toward "Space Environmentalism."

    We still have the chance to build a future by design rather than by default—if we act before these norms are set in stone.

    Read more: frontiersin.org/journals/space

    #SpacePolicy #Astronomy #SciencePolicy #SpaceEnvironmentalism

  16. Is the Outer Space Treaty becoming a "League of Nations" for the cosmos?

    In a new Opinion piece for Frontiers, we argue that existing space governance isn't fit for the era of private satellite megaconstellations. To protect our shared heritage, we need a shift toward "Space Environmentalism."

    We still have the chance to build a future by design rather than by default—if we act before these norms are set in stone.

    Read more: frontiersin.org/journals/space

    #SpacePolicy #Astronomy #SciencePolicy #SpaceEnvironmentalism

  17. Proposed US budget cuts could slash funding for major science agencies by up to 50%, while limiting public funds for journal subscriptions and publishing fees.

    What does this mean for the future of research?

    🔗
    doi.org/10.1038/d41586-026-011

    #SciencePolicy #Research #OpenScience #Funding #physics

  18. Global Scientific Power Is Shifting — 2025 Rankings from ScholarGPS

    The global research hierarchy is evolving—and accelerating.

    🇺🇸 U.S. leads overall and in Medicine, Life Sciences, and Biology
    🇨🇳 China now leads in Engineering, CS, Agriculture, and Biotech
    📈 India and Iran among the fastest rising

    The global scientific landscape is no longer static—it is being reshaped in real time.

    🔗 scholargps.com/country-ranking
    #ScholarGPS #GlobalResearch #SciencePolicy

  19. The UK just dropped billions on fusion and quantum - James Bond wants a DB5 with a flux capacitor. nature.com/articles/d41586-026 #STEM #scifi #sciencepolicy

  20. A new paper by Ioannidis & Baas highlights an uncomfortable shift: most scientific publications today come from countries that are not full democracies and have limited press freedom. In 2006, about two-thirds of global science was produced in full democracies. In 2024 – only 22%.

    doi.org/10.1186/s41073-026-001

    Even more striking – 78% of publications come from countries with problematic press freedom, and there is no link between democracy and scientific productivity.

    #SciencePolicy #Democracy

  21. As the line between science and policy sharpens in many countries, Nature highlights the importance of supporting exploratory science as a driver of long-term innovation.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #CuriosityDriven #Innovation #FundamentalScience #ResearchFunding #SciencePolicy