Read article: Researchers split on merits and pitfalls of AI in peer review, IOP Publishing survey finds
New IOP Publishing report finds that generative AI tools can provide some "useful outputs", but expert human verification and editing is always required
Read article: Purpose-Led Publishing: Antonia Seymour outlines the role of not-for-profit publishers
We also explore what makes a good science podcast with a student of science communication
Read article: Tackling climate change while improving human wellbeing
Urban climatologist Radhika Khosla is our podcast guest
Read article: Major physics publishers join forces to announce ‘purpose-led’ publishing initiative
AIP, APS and IOP Publishing claim that “science is our only shareholder”
Read article: Top-cited work from North America recognized by IOP Publishing
IOP Publishing has also announced a new feedback system for peer reviewers
Read article: Key insights into early-stage research – how conference proceedings provide value for researchers
IOP Publishing explores the value of conference proceedings for the scientific community
Read article: Materials science: the rule of three that guides its development
Robert P Crease finds that materials science institutions evolve in a variety of ways
Read article: Peer review makes the grade
With this year's Peer Review Week kicking off on 23 September, journal editors from The Electrochemical Society share their perspectives on this essential part of the scientific process
Read article: Co-review: supporting equal recognition
Available to watch now, this webinar explores the importance of co-reviewing, and how the system works at IOP Publishing
Read article: Theorists are good peer reviewers – but tend to prefer significance over rigour, study finds
The results suggest that – in theoretical physics at least – referees tend to rank rigour lower
