There’s sloppy science, and there’s AI slop science. In an ironic twist of fate, beleaguered AI researchers are warning that the field is being choked by a deluge of shoddy academic papers written ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. To the editor: So much of the hand-wringing at all levels over AI-assisted cheating misses the obvious solution: ...

Google Calendar: A versatile calendar app for scheduling classes, assignments, and events to keep your academic life organized. Todoist: A powerful to-do list app that helps you prioritize tasks and ...

Have you ever poured hours into an academic paper only to lose marks over simple mistakes or unclear feedback? You’re not alone. Academic writing is full of pitfalls—plagiarism, weak arguments, poor ...

We used R 4.2.2 to run GAPIT and performed association analyses between multiple phenotypes and SNP data with the BLINK model. For one phenotype, however, the output is hard to interpret. I have ...

The day I nearly gave up on university still feels fresh in my memory. The books were scattered on my desk. My coffee was cold, and the flashing cursor on a black screen felt like a countdown to ...

Abstract: The acceptance of academic papers involves a complex peer-review process that requires substantial human and material resources and is susceptible to biases. With advancements in deep ...

A Science Advances study analyzed U.S. media coverage of archaeology research and found that press releases posted to the EurekAlert! distribution service were 4 times more likely to receive U.S.

Have you ever felt the frustration of hitting a paywall just as you’ve found the perfect research paper? Or spent hours combing through dense academic texts, only to feel like you’re barely scratching ...

The new TV comedy called The Paper depicts the clumsy re-start of a newspaper ambitiously named The Truth Teller. The crises faced by the fictional Toledo-based venture may resonate in Hollywood, ...

What happens when technology becomes so powerful that it disrupts the very systems it was designed to support? In the world of academia, this question is no longer hypothetical. The rise of AI tools ...