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Reproducibility By Design
Reproducibility should be a natural and integral part of the research process - embedded and invisible wherever possible.
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Reproducibility, Falsifiability and the Scientific Method
The report looks at the current state of reproducibility, as well as the importance of falsifiability in the research process.
Peer Review Week Presentation on the Physiome Journal project
This presentation documents the work done to support the Peer Review Process for the Physiome Journal.
Imposters and Impersonators in Preprints
Known challenges do exist but now is the time to build a coalition – to foster credibility and integrity into the open science ecosystem.
Curious Case within Preprints: Is the Author Real?
This article highlights one case of a person acting as a scientist and placing papers on multiple preprint platforms.
This Poster is Reproducible
This paper describes the process of making the 'What Does a University Look Like?' poster for the 2019 VIVO conference.
News
Digital Science appoints its first VP of Research Integrity
8th Feb 2023
Digital Science appoints first VP of Research Integrity, announces new Dimensions technology to tackle papermills, plagiarism, fake science.
Retracted anti-abortion paper contained undisclosed conflicts of interest
11th Jan 2023
New findings show what conflict of interest in a pro-life paper’s peer review process looks like.
Improved data sharing policies will boost public trust in research
21st Sep 2022
Public trust in science can be boosted if major funding bodies adopt improved, standardised policies for data sharing and open access research.
Aries Systems and Ripeta partner to increase the quality of research reporting
17th Aug 2022
A partnership between Aries Systems and Ripeta will make publishing better science easier for publishers and editors worldwide.
Ripeta joins the Digital Science family
8th Apr 2021
Digital Science is pleased to announce that it has fully acquired ripeta, an AI-based company aiming to help build trust in science.
Blog
A Conflict of Interests – Manipulating Peer Review or Research as Usual?
11th Jan 2023
When are commonly held interests too overlapping for peer reviewers? Examining a case of undeclared conflicts of interest.
Inside Story: How a postgrad plagiarised at least 60 papers in huge publishing scam
1st Sep 2022
Investigating a plagiarism "rabbit hole" has paid off for Ripeta CEO Leslie McIntosh.
Sci Foo returns face-to-face in 2022
15th Jun 2022
The Digital Science team is getting ready to attend the annual Science Foo Camp (Sci Foo) in San Francisco, California.
Motivations of Bad Actors in Science: The Personal, The Professional, The Political
26th May 2022
From lone wolves to science mercenaries, why do charlatans in science exist, what do they stand to gain, and what can be done about them?…
Is research reaching the reader?
9th Mar 2022
How research is communicated is central to the function of a healthy research community and, as such, is close to our hearts at Digital Science…
Back to school – how our tools can help your research
9th Sep 2021
As we head into a brand new term, here are some of the ways we can support you, whether you're returning to campus or working from home.
Provocative Paper Titles
24th Aug 2021
Does a disconnect between a paper’s abstract and its title indicate a potential need to inspect the article for possible trust issues?…
Artificial Intelligence and Peer Review
23rd Sep 2020
Find out some of the potential applications of AI in research, from facilitating collaboration between researchers to writing papers.
NLP Series: AI in Science; the Promise, the Challenge, and the Risk
7th Apr 2020
Dr Joris van Rossum focuses on AI in science and looks at the potential to make research better, but also the pitfalls.
NLP Series: NLP and Digital Science
27th Mar 2020
NLP allows non-programmers to extract useful information from computer systems.