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Healthcare in India is a critical sector, now being the most populous country in the world. Government initiatives and investment play a central role in providing both affordability and access. Vri…
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There is often a presumption amongst scientists that communicating the evidence on a given issue is on its own persuasive enough to change minds. Anne H. Toomey argues thinking in this way itself i…
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Mashup Score: 22023 in Review – The end of academic social media as we know it? - 4 month(s) ago
Following the acquisition of Twitter by Elon Musk academic social media has undergone a period of change and fragmentation. This review highlights the range of responses featured on the blog this y…
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While artificial intelligence erodes human-based advantages in the workplace, it offers only a temporary edge. For sustained competitiveness, combining AI’s computational capabilities with hu…
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Mashup Score: 2Keeping a research journal that works for you - 5 month(s) ago
Think of a research journal and you may imagine a well-thumbed notebook replete with insightful entries, answers to research questions and a chronicle of the key moments that led to this point. How…
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Mashup Score: 6Social media ennui – the end of academic social media? - 5 month(s) ago
Is social media in a period of change? David Beer considers whether trends towards repetition and uniformity are prefiguring a new standard for the way in which social media intersects with academi…
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Mashup Score: 2The persistence of eugenics in mainstream journals highlights major gaps in research integrity - 5 month(s) ago
When published, bad data can have long lasting negative impacts on research and the wider world. In this post Rebecca Sear, traces the impact of the national IQ dataset and reflects how its continu…
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The internet has proven to be a successful mechanism at finding social and cultural commonalities across space and time, but what would an internet based on highlighting diversity look like and wha…
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Taking a sideways look at George Ritzer’s famous McDonaldization thesis, Titus Alexander argues that rather than being an iron cage, social scientists have much to gain from treating such instituti…
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Open data practices are largely conceived and managed in ways that support quantitative, rather than qualitative data. Susie Weller outlines how an ethics of care is essential to making open qualit…
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