In an AI era, a preoccupation with issues of credit and citation limits the reach of our research, Kevin Frazier writes. I want artificial intelligence to plagiarize my work.

Kolawole Emmanuel Adesina, a Nigerian student doing his PhD in the United States Has won multiple awards for his research prowess in the area of physics.

“Holding the lifeblood of medical research ransom — without warning, without consultation — is shortsighted at best and incredibly harmful at worst,” writes researcher David Victorson.

In the beginning, most of the ideas you come up with turn out either to be flawed or have already been explored. The alternative is to stay in safe territory and do incremental work, which certainly ...

“Throughout my internship, I have been asked my professional opinions on many subjects, including animal behavior, and have become adept at field work, nutrient analysis, pollinator assessment, and so ...

Research students Sheera Rosenbaum, left, and Kaiah Fields, right, work in the lab at the CU Anschutz Cancer Center in Aurora, Colorado on March 18, 2025.

Hello! My name is Echo Panana, and I am a third-year Human-Centered Engineering student. I am also a queer student. Since coming out in high school, my queer identity has shaped nearly every part of ...

When I told them I was doing my master’s on shark research, they said: “Why don’t you try to work on that as a story?” So I took my camera with me when I collected my research data.

MyCom | My Commitment, My Community Funding Agencies: Cuyahoga County, The Cleveland Foundation The MyCom program is a long-term initiative that coordinates activities amongst six lead agencies and ...

While, as academics, many of us use social media platforms to build a professional profile or seek job opportunities, we often overlook their potential to support deeper connections and new ways of ...

Cutting off research funding for Harvard University might hurt the school, its president Alan Garber told NPR, but it also potentially sets back important work that benefits the public.

My daily work as an oncologist is often sobering and difficult. From diagnosis to treatment, cancer journeys can be fraught with uncertainty and emotional turmoil. But I find hope through the ...