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Will we only ever dream of endless energy?
12th Jan 2023
Digital Science CEO Daniel Hook discusses the impact of recent developments in nuclear fusion, and why his 14-year-old self got it wrong.
Pandemic exposes critical gaps in Japan’s health research
15th Dec 2022
New data shows Japan’s infectious diseases research effort has been lagging behind for years, drawing criticism from the nation’s researchers.
Why is it so difficult to understand the benefits of research infrastructure?
15th Nov 2022
Adopting these five priority persistent identifiers (PIDs) would lead to universally better research strategy decisions.
Demonstrating Real Impact: SDG Reporting for Institutions
9th Nov 2022
Institutions can now track which of their research outputs, publications, and activities connect to the SDGs thanks to a new label scheme.
Five measures that chart the rise of Chinese influence in global research
18th Oct 2022
If China continues on its current path, within a decade it will be vying for pre-eminence in its ability to influence the global research conversation.
Research in the second Elizabethan era: A platinum age for the Commonwealth and the UK
29th Sep 2022
What will be the legacy of Elizabeth II’s long-lasting reign for science and technology?…
How can central research facilities expand their role in the science community?
27th Jul 2022
Governments and research consortia can reap great benefits for the community and industry through large, shared research facilities.
Inspiring dreams: The new James Webb Space Telescope
20th Jul 2022
The new James Webb Space Telescope will continue to inspire new generations - but how does it compare to the Hubble?…
The role of Open Access in developing African research and publications
23rd Jun 2022
How far has the scholarly communications industry come in helping African researchers to publish their work?…
The Secret (Research) Life of the London Underground
24th May 2022
With the new Elizabeth line now open, we’ve delved into the Underground’s rich research history.