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  1. Can a national research ranking claim to reward the "most productive researchers" while capping the value of additional scientific output?

    I looked closely at the formula behind Ukraine's new government-funded ranking. My conclusion: it optimizes for something quite different. Full explanation on LinkedIn 👇

    linkedin.com/posts/nazarovets_

    #ResearchEvaluation #ResearchAssessment #SciencePolicy #OpenScience #CoARA #DORA

  2. Can a national research ranking claim to reward the "most productive researchers" while capping the value of additional scientific output?

    I looked closely at the formula behind Ukraine's new government-funded ranking. My conclusion: it optimizes for something quite different. Full explanation on LinkedIn 👇

    linkedin.com/posts/nazarovets_

    #ResearchEvaluation #ResearchAssessment #SciencePolicy #OpenScience #CoARA #DORA

  3. Can a national research ranking claim to reward the "most productive researchers" while capping the value of additional scientific output?

    I looked closely at the formula behind Ukraine's new government-funded ranking. My conclusion: it optimizes for something quite different. Full explanation on LinkedIn 👇

    linkedin.com/posts/nazarovets_

    #ResearchEvaluation #ResearchAssessment #SciencePolicy #OpenScience #CoARA #DORA

  4. Can a national research ranking claim to reward the "most productive researchers" while capping the value of additional scientific output?

    I looked closely at the formula behind Ukraine's new government-funded ranking. My conclusion: it optimizes for something quite different. Full explanation on LinkedIn 👇

    linkedin.com/posts/nazarovets_

    #ResearchEvaluation #ResearchAssessment #SciencePolicy #OpenScience #CoARA #DORA

  5. Can a national research ranking claim to reward the "most productive researchers" while capping the value of additional scientific output?

    I looked closely at the formula behind Ukraine's new government-funded ranking. My conclusion: it optimizes for something quite different. Full explanation on LinkedIn 👇

    linkedin.com/posts/nazarovets_

    #ResearchEvaluation #ResearchAssessment #SciencePolicy #OpenScience #CoARA #DORA

  6. How should physics weigh its own impact?

    A new editorial argues that research choices must include environmental costs, not just scientific gains.

    🔗 doi.org/10.1038/s42254-026-009

    #Physics #Sustainability #Research #Climate #SciencePolicy

  7. How should physics weigh its own impact?

    A new editorial argues that research choices must include environmental costs, not just scientific gains.

    🔗 doi.org/10.1038/s42254-026-009

    #Physics #Sustainability #Research #Climate #SciencePolicy

  8. Dual-use research, linking civilian and security applications, is cited more often than purely civilian science, according to a large-scale analysis of US patents and publications.

    🔗 doi.org/10.1038/d41586-026-017

    #sciencepolicy #research #innovation #dualuse #bibliometrics

  9. Dual-use research, linking civilian and security applications, is cited more often than purely civilian science, according to a large-scale analysis of US patents and publications.

    🔗 doi.org/10.1038/d41586-026-017

    #sciencepolicy #research #innovation #dualuse #bibliometrics

  10. Academic hiring often asks for recommendation letters at the very start of an application.

    This commentary argues that the practice may discourage qualified candidates and shrink the scientific talent pool before evaluation even begins.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #ResearchCommunity #SciencePolicy #AcademicHiring #PostdocLife #ResearchCareers

  11. Indian academia faces shrinking research funding, faculty shortages, administrative burdens, and concerns over academic freedom. Stronger institutions need investment, autonomy, and merit-based opportunities to foster innovation. nature.com/articles/d41586-024 #IndianAcademia #HigherEducation #Research #SciencePolicy

  12. Indian academia faces shrinking research funding, faculty shortages, administrative burdens, and concerns over academic freedom. Stronger institutions need investment, autonomy, and merit-based opportunities to foster innovation. nature.com/articles/d41586-024 #IndianAcademia #HigherEducation #Research #SciencePolicy

  13. As AI makes writing grant proposals easier, funding agencies may face a surge in applications.

    A correspondence in Nature highlights a simple question: how can review systems remain effective when proposal numbers keep rising?

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #SciencePolicy #ResearchFunding #ArtificialIntelligence #PeerReview #Academia

  14. As AI makes writing grant proposals easier, funding agencies may face a surge in applications.

    A correspondence in Nature highlights a simple question: how can review systems remain effective when proposal numbers keep rising?

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #SciencePolicy #ResearchFunding #ArtificialIntelligence #PeerReview #Academia

  15. Europe is stepping up its effort to attract top researchers with new long-term grants worth up to €7 million per project.

    Beyond funding, the initiative highlights a growing focus on academic freedom and scientific ambition in a changing global research landscape.

    🔗 science.org/content/article/ho

    #Research #SciencePolicy #AcademicFreedom #ERC #europe

  16. Europe is stepping up its effort to attract top researchers with new long-term grants worth up to €7 million per project.

    Beyond funding, the initiative highlights a growing focus on academic freedom and scientific ambition in a changing global research landscape.

    🔗 science.org/content/article/ho

    #Research #SciencePolicy #AcademicFreedom #ERC #europe

  17. Nature's latest feature argues that the EU is trying to turn the current turmoil in US science into a historic opportunity:

    👉 doi.org/10.1038/d41586-026-019

    A few striking facts:

    • Europe publishes more research papers than the US.

    • Horizon Europe could grow to €175–200 billion.

    • Nearly 45% of EU research output involves international collaboration.

    • Countries from Canada to Japan and Australia are joining parts of Horizon Europe.

    #SciencePolicy #HorizonEurope #ResearchFunding #OpenScience

  18. Nature's latest feature argues that the EU is trying to turn the current turmoil in US science into a historic opportunity:

    👉 doi.org/10.1038/d41586-026-019

    A few striking facts:

    • Europe publishes more research papers than the US.

    • Horizon Europe could grow to €175–200 billion.

    • Nearly 45% of EU research output involves international collaboration.

    • Countries from Canada to Japan and Australia are joining parts of Horizon Europe.

    #SciencePolicy #HorizonEurope #ResearchFunding #OpenScience

  19. From lab results to the creation of a company: the path is possible but complex.

    This article explores the barriers and opportunities shaping researchers’ move toward entrepreneurship.

    🔗 theconversation.com/pourquoi-l

    #research #innovation #entrepreneurship #academia #sciencepolicy

  20. From lab results to the creation of a company: the path is possible but complex.

    This article explores the barriers and opportunities shaping researchers’ move toward entrepreneurship.

    🔗 theconversation.com/pourquoi-l

    #research #innovation #entrepreneurship #academia #sciencepolicy

  21. My latest article has been published in Research Integrity and Peer Review. The paper examines how scientific misconduct, questionable research practices, research climate, and supervision are studied across disciplines & research systems.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1186/s41073-026-002

    One key takeaway: research integrity risks are shaped not only by individual behaviour, but also by research environments, supervision, evaluation systems.

    #ResearchIntegrity #AcademicIntegrity #MetaResearch #SciencePolicy

  22. My latest article has been published in Research Integrity and Peer Review. The paper examines how scientific misconduct, questionable research practices, research climate, and supervision are studied across disciplines & research systems.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1186/s41073-026-002

    One key takeaway: research integrity risks are shaped not only by individual behaviour, but also by research environments, supervision, evaluation systems.

    #ResearchIntegrity #AcademicIntegrity #MetaResearch #SciencePolicy

  23. The "lone genius founder" is one of tech’s most enduring stories. But innovation rarely emerges from a single person. It grows from networks of researchers, institutions, public investment, and collaboration.

    🔗 theconversation.com/le-mythe-d

    #Innovation #Research #SciencePolicy #TechEcosystems #Collaboration

  24. The "lone genius founder" is one of tech’s most enduring stories. But innovation rarely emerges from a single person. It grows from networks of researchers, institutions, public investment, and collaboration.

    🔗 theconversation.com/le-mythe-d

    #Innovation #Research #SciencePolicy #TechEcosystems #Collaboration

  25. Nearly 2,000 scientists, including six Nobel laureates, have signed an open letter opposing planned staff cuts in the University of Nottingham's physics department. Researchers warn the move could weaken a globally recognized research and teaching hub.

    🔗 physicsworld.com/a/nottingham-

    #Physics #HigherEducation #Research #SciencePolicy #Academia

  26. Nearly 2,000 scientists, including six Nobel laureates, have signed an open letter opposing planned staff cuts in the University of Nottingham's physics department. Researchers warn the move could weaken a globally recognized research and teaching hub.

    🔗 physicsworld.com/a/nottingham-

    #Physics #HigherEducation #Research #SciencePolicy #Academia

  27. At a hearing of United States House Committee on Science Space and Technology, lawmakers examined paper mills and open access fees, but no shared path for reform emerged. Integrity, cost and access remain in tension.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #OpenScience #AcademicPublishing #ResearchIntegrity #SciencePolicy #papermills

  28. At a hearing of United States House Committee on Science Space and Technology, lawmakers examined paper mills and open access fees, but no shared path for reform emerged. Integrity, cost and access remain in tension.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #OpenScience #AcademicPublishing #ResearchIntegrity #SciencePolicy #papermills

  29. A major legal dispute highlights how scientific publishers are challenging the use of copyrighted research papers in training AI systems, raising questions about data access and ownership in modern science.

    nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #AI #SciencePolicy #Publishing #OpenScience #Research

  30. A major legal dispute highlights how scientific publishers are challenging the use of copyrighted research papers in training AI systems, raising questions about data access and ownership in modern science.

    nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #AI #SciencePolicy #Publishing #OpenScience #Research

  31. 📊 Towards an inclusive Open Science

    This study analyses 52 policy documents across Europe & the Americas and finds a gap between ambition and practice:

    ➡️ Strong focus on open access & data
    ➡️ Limited guidance on EDI and public participation

    💡 Key takeaway: inclusion and engagement must be implemented alongside openness to truly democratize science.

    🔗 royalsocietypublishing.org/doi

    #OpenScience #EDI #SciencePolicy

  32. 📊 Towards an inclusive Open Science

    This study analyses 52 policy documents across Europe & the Americas and finds a gap between ambition and practice:

    ➡️ Strong focus on open access & data
    ➡️ Limited guidance on EDI and public participation

    💡 Key takeaway: inclusion and engagement must be implemented alongside openness to truly democratize science.

    🔗 royalsocietypublishing.org/doi

    #OpenScience #EDI #SciencePolicy

  33. 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

  34. 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

  35. Digital identity in science is not unified by default. Tools like ORCID and database checks can reveal mismatches and missing affiliations that affect visibility and credit.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-025

    #ResearchIntegrity #ORCID #OpenScience #Bibliometrics #SciencePolicy

  36. DECADE-OLD GENETIC SHARING RULES STILL BAFFLE RESEARCHERS

    How does the Nagoya Protocol affect genetic research in 2026? Learn about new guidance for scientists regarding access and benefit-sharing rules.

    #geneticresearch, #nagoyaprotocol, #sciencepolicy, #labsafety, #biotechlaw

    newsletter.tf/nagoya-protocol-

  37. 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

  38. 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