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We don’t solve humanity’s toughest problems. You do.
Our leading scientific knowledge base, precision AI and expert assessment work together to support your judgment.
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Radiation-generated sound waves and ultrasound, together, can help clinicians take better aim at cancer. @UMich
“The new technique can visualize the anatomy and where radiotherapy is being delivered in real time with millimeter precision,” says Wei Zhang
ALT Ionizing radiation acoustic and ultrasound dual-modality imaging for visualization of dose on anatomical structures during radiotherapy
Rigorous knowledge gives AI a reliable foundation. Precision AI makes it easier to find, connect and apply. Expert assessment keeps human judgment in the loop.
Knowledge, technology and expertise in lockstep: that’s our commitment.
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Dogs sick with a tick-borne disease SFTS, can shed virus through their saliva and stool, potentially placing caretakers at risk, new research finds.
The study provides the first molecular evidence of direct dog-to-human transmission.
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🎓 As AI reshapes our world, why does our moral compass matter more than ever?
Dr. Federico Restrepo reflects on ethics, human judgment and why universities must develop not just skilled professionals, but responsible citizens.
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We don’t find the next big thing. You do.
A child’s diagnosis. Clues to neurodegenerative disease. Evidence hidden in patent diagrams.
In each case, people made the call.
Knowledge, technology and expertise gave them more to work with.
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The RTS,S malaria vaccine continues to protect children beyond clinical trials,” says Latif Ndeketa of @MLW_Programme.
A new study found lower malaria rates among vaccinated children after rollout in Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi.
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ALT Latif Ndeketa\nVaccinologist, Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Research Programme
🎧 New Not Alone episode: Prof Rafael Bras speaks with Dr Karin Markides on trust in higher education, sustainability, AI, university-industry collaboration and the role of universities in regional innovation.
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The world's first malaria vaccine is delivering in the real world.
Early findings from a study of nearly 40,000 children found those who received RTS,S malaria vaccine had lower rates of malaria after rollout in Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi. spkl.io/60147pamm
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ALT Vaccinated children had lower rates of malaria, severe malaria, and malaria-related hospitalizations
Elsevier's guidance helps reviewers use AI tools with confidence.
This article summarizes what it means for you as a reviewer: spkl.io/60117RvIW.
🧠Don't forget to take the short quiz at the end to check how well you know the policy!
🎓 As AI makes information more abundant, attention, discernment and judgment become more valuable.
Dr. Chaouki Abdallah, President of Lebanese American University, on what higher education should never outsource to AI: spkl.io/60197rqmX
“We need food to survive, but we don't need ultra-processed food,” says neuroscientist Nicole Avena @IcahnMountSinai.
A new review explores how ultra-processed foods may tap into the same brain reward systems involved in addiction.
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ALT Scientists are uncovering parallels between junk food and addictive substances
We’re continuing to invest in a better peer review experience, exploring how AI and technology can make the process more efficient while keeping reviewers and their judgment at the center.
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ALT Shaping a better peer review experience
ALT Shaping a better peer review experience
Elsevier LeapSpace™ is setting a new standard for research-grade AI.
The workspace now draws on 23M+ full-text peer-reviewed articles and books, covering 56% of recent global research citations, plus 2.6B cited references from Scopus.
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Peer review works best when feedback helps authors move forward.
For Peer Review Week, Julio Torales and Bang Nguyen-Viet share what they’ve learned from being both reviewers and authors.
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ALT Experience as an author can help shape your practice as a referee and vice versa
ALT Experience as an author can help shape your practice as a referee and vice versa
🌡️ Is it too hot to play?
Researchers from the University of Sydney developed a free web tool that helps recreational athletes assess and forecast their heat risk and receive safety tips based on local weather conditions and the sport they play.
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Nurses deliver most patient care, but many feel left out of decisions about it.
41% say nurses’ views are never or rarely represented in organizational decision-making.
Dr. Terri Glessner on why having nurses at the table matters. 👇
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Is it too hot to play?
Researchers at @sydney_uni developed a free web tool that helps recreational athletes assess and forecast their heat risk and receive safety tips based on local weather conditions and the sport they play: spkl.io/60157PlcW
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ALT The Sports Medicine Australia extreme heat risk and response guidelines and web tool
Elsevier’s GenAI policies for journals help researchers use AI tools with confidence.
This article summarizes what it means for you as an author. ⬇️ spkl.io/60187POhg
🎓 How can education help rebuild dialogue in polarized societies?
Dr. Darío Valencia-Restrepo argues for reasoned discussion, self-criticism and critical thinking as foundations for trust and democracy.
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