Software that read tens of thousands of research papers and then predicted new discoveries about the workings of a protein that’s key to cancer could herald a faster approach to developing new drugs.

Scientific publishers such as the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) and Taylor & Francis have begun attempting to detect fraud in academic paper submissions with an AI image-checking ...

The world’s largest science publishers are teaming up to discuss how to automatically flag altered or duplicated images in research papers. A new working group — the first formal cross-industry ...

NHK has learned that the Physical Society of Japan has begun using software to determine whether academic papers were written by humans or by artificial intelligence. Controversies are sparked when ...

CEDAR LAKE | Thanks to a grant, Hanover Central High School teachers will be using a software program able to spot plagiarism in student papers. The $2,105 grant will allow the high school to license ...

Researchers are getting better at communicating science in a rigorous and reproducible way, according to a text-mining analysis of around 1.6 million papers. But the findings have also sparked fears ...

In a recent letter from the NSF to the Scientific Community, Dan Katz writes that, unlike generally accepted citation-based metrics for papers, software and data citations are not systematically ...

Have you ever come across a research paper that is so dense it becomes overwhelming to get information from it? At times, you might find yourself buried under a pile of textbooks and journal articles ...