👏 A big thank you to our authors (@helenedraux.bsky.social, Briony Fane, @dwh.bsky.social, @jwastl.bsky.social, @pslewis.bsky.social, Molly Morgan Jones, Pablo Roblero, @jameswilsdon.bsky.social), reviewers, and editors ( @aidybarnett.bsky.social, Kathryn Zeiler) for their contributions
The biggest threat to U.S. leadership in #AI isn't speed - it's security.
As Juergen Wastl writes for Nextgov, America’s blind spot in the AI race is #ResearchSecurity.
Weak safeguards risk exposing IP, sensitive data & strategic capabilities.
🔗 Read his article: https://ow.ly/o7LZ50X2LGQ
📣 NEW in Research Musings: With #ORCID reaching 10 million active users, @jwastl.bsky.social takes us on a journey from @orcid.org's infancy to maturity. 🆔
And he has a personal story to tell about the "researcher’s passport across time". #AcademicSky
🔗 researchmusings.substack.com/p/orcid-and-...
🏛️ Blog posts of the week: @jwastl.bsky.social evaluates the German research landscape along East/West lines. 🇩🇪
What do the publication & citation trends reveal, and which institutions are having #ResearchImpact?
🔗 See his latest Research Musings post: researchmusings.substack.com/p/germany-re...
🚨Interactive map alert! In her new Research Musings post, Hélène Draux tackles a critical issue impacting the integrity of the scholarly record.
"One surname, many researchers: Mapping name ambiguity in global co-authorship." 🌐
🔗 See it here: researchmusings.substack.com/p/one-surnam...
fullheartily agree: @danielle4wellbeing.bsky.social's post nails it. Your horse is not giving you a hard time. It is having a hard time. open.substack.com/pub/equilibr...
Here my latest post with thoughts on what has happened, may happen and what should happen for #research and #researchpolicy in the realms of #geopolitics researchmusings.substack.com/p/on-researc...
Excellent piece by my colleague @mcintold.bsky.social in her #forensic #scientometrics substack on "Science Manipulations: Myths and Truths"open.substack.com/pub/fosci/p/science-mani...
Finally, our research musings meet @altmetric.com - @helenedraux.bsky.social highlights how real breakthroughs rest on decades of work and why we need metrics that reflect that full lineage, not just one article. based on an interesting example: researchmusings.substack.com/p/the-long-r...
Here our piece ( @digital-science.com
together with Peter Kolarz from Research On Research Institute (@rorinstitute.bsky.social)) on how Funders themselves need scrutiny if we want fair, unbiased decisions and a healthy research ecosystem.
Excellent inaugural post by @helenedraux.bsky.social and @kowb.bsky.social for the new series on #research #metrics highlighting disciplinary trend and focus - and kudos for sharing the code for #reproducibility
I just recently came across the IDGs (Inner Development Goals) - what are these and how do these complement the SDG Agenda to lead to a more sustainable Future - here my latest musing on substack: researchmusings.substack.com/p/inner-deve...
I just recently came across the IDGs (Inner Development Goals) - what are these and how do these complement the SDG Agenda to lead to a more sustainable Future - here my latest musing on substack: researchmusings.substack.com/p/inner-deve...
One day I will go there - never made it to Hay-on-Wye!
📣 Just released: A report on the impact of the UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub on the international research community, using @dimensions.ai data.
Co-authored by @helenedraux.bsky.social @jwastl.bsky.social & Prof. Gopal Ramchurn.
🔗 It's on @figshare.com here: doi.org/10.6084/m9.f...
Latest research musing by @helenedraux.bsky.social on “Mapping the margins: visibility of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences in Dimensions by @digital-science.com.
researchmusings.substack.com/p/mapping-th...
Butterflies on a blue sky
THREAD
The numbers are in. @bsky.app research sharing volumes vs X Formerly Twitter
In March 2024, on most days, Bluesky hosts more posts linked to research published in 2025 than X.
By quite a lot.
Release the Kraken...
#AcademicSky #HigherEd #Altmetrics
1/11
Fraud, Blackmail, and the Weaponization of Integrity. Also a cat named after a fruit. open.substack.com/pub/fosci/p/...
@fauxsci.bsky.social
Today is International Day of Happiness!
This year’s theme is Caring and Sharing, emphasising the power of Compassion and Kindness
#happiness #kindness
on international #happiness day, what do happy #Disney songs and #AI classification have in common (through the lens of #academia)? Find out by the latest musing of my @digital-science.com colleague @helenedraux.bsky.social in : researchmusings.substack.com/p/a-whole-ne...
This is cool from Digital Science Catalyst winner postpub.net
Now that @orcid.org public data file, already on @figshare.com , is also openly on Google BigQuery @digital-science.com , my colleagues @helenedraux.bsky.social and @sjcporter.bsky.social had a first look at things - interesting insights at researchmusings.substack.com/p/blooming-r...
Digital Science is delighted to be back in Regensburg, Germany, where we're sponsoring the #FORTRAMA e.V. Annual Conference.
🗓️ 12-14 March 2025
At FORTRAMA25, we're also ready to discuss our solutions Dimensions, @altmetric.com, @figshare.com & @symplectic.co.uk.
Say hi to us in the foyer. 😃
We're excited to share @orcid.org's news that Digital Science is hosting the ORCiD 2024 Public Data File on Dimensions Google Big Query!
This makes the Public Data File, containing millions of records, easily available for exploration & analysis.
🔗 Find out more: info.orcid.org/orcid-partne...
"...referring to the coastal waters of the US and Mexico, you could call it Gulf Coast for the US portion, and Atlantic coast of Mexico. Or you could talk about the specific states of the US and of Mexico that you'll be off the coast of."
Proves my point researchmusings.substack.com/p/the-gulf-o...
quote:" if your work sites are at the seafloor in the deepest part of the Gulf of Mexico, you could say that your locations are in the Sigsbee Deep. If you are by the Yucatán peninsula, Cuba, and Florida, you might use Yucatán channel, Campeche Bank, and the south Florida continental shelf. (2/3)
... and it is on: Just came across this very example (Gulf of America/Gulf of Mexico) posted yesterday under "Should I conform to problematic government-endorsed language when grant-writing?" (1/3) academia.stackexchange.com/questions/21...
...and here the German version that I grew up with: "Der Brockhaus in 26 Bänden"
This post began on a train when I heard someone point out Google Maps' different labels for the "Gulf of Mexico/America." It got me thinking about frequent name changes, evolving metadata standards, impact on scientometric research, and accessibility researchmusings.substack.com/p/the-gulf-o...
