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.
🔗 https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-04132-y
#ResearchIntegrity #ORCID #OpenScience #Bibliometrics #SciencePolicy
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
https://newsletter.tf/nagoya-protocol-genetic-research-guidance-2026/
New rules for genetic research are here. This update is more detailed than the 2016 version to help labs avoid legal trouble.
#geneticresearch, #nagoyaprotocol, #sciencepolicy, #labsafety, #biotechlaw
https://newsletter.tf/nagoya-protocol-genetic-research-guidance-2026/
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the idea of "AI plagiarism" not as a simple violation, but as a mismatch between new modes of text production and outdated systems for assessing knowledge and contribution.
https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.25560.87049
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
The Trump administration dismissed all 22 National Science Board members just before they could release a report on the US falling behind China in science and technology.
https://worldbriefly.news/trump-administration-dismisses-all-22-members-of-national-science-board
The Trump administration has dismissed all 22 members of the National Science Board, the independent body that oversees the National Science Foundation, reportedly just before the board was set to release a report warning that the US is falling behind China in science and technology.
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.
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: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/space-technologies/articles/10.3389/frspt.2026.1748406/full
#SpacePolicy #Astronomy #SciencePolicy #SpaceEnvironmentalism
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