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A “happy” school, where students feel safe, respected, and supported, may literally shape a child’s brain.
Brain scans of 400 children link supportive school climate to better grades, mental health, and signs of brain development.
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In Clinician of the Future 2026: Nurses Edition, nurses say confidence in AI grows when tools are easy to use, comprehensive, transparent with citations, safe, and built on quality sources.
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Clinician of the Future 2026: Nurses Edition shows AI use for work is lower among nurses than doctors, and fewer nurses use clinical-specific AI tools frequently. Nurses need better access to trusted AI resources designed for their daily needs.
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Chemistry can help shape a more sustainable future, if more people can understand and act on it.
Anna Zhenova of Green Rose Chemistry reflects on communication, circularity, data, and AI in the sustainability transition: spkl.io/63321AAjEc
Jill Luber, Elsevier's CTO, Computer Weekly’s Downtime Upload podcast to discuss our approach to responsible AI, human oversight, and protecting the integrity of the scholarly record.
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Nurses are optimistic about how AI can support clinicians.
More nurses than doctors say clinicians using AI will deliver better care in the next 5 to 10 years, and 80% say AI will not replace clinicians but will become a critical assistant.
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Trust in data starts with clarity.
In this Q&A, Patrick Crisfulla, VP of Pure and Interfolio, explains how Elsevier’s SaaS solutions protect customer data, support privacy, and apply strict security controls: spkl.io/63328AAjEg
Our updated generative AI policies provide practical guidance on how AI can be used to support manuscript preparation while maintaining the standards that underpin trust in scholarly communication.
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“Transit stops shouldn’t become points of vulnerability during war,” says Andrii Galkin @uantwerpen.be.
The “passafeguard” framework helps cities connect public transport to nearby shelters, so passengers can reach protection shelters in time.
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Rare disease research has shown what is possible. The challenge now is scale.
This piece explores what it will take to turn one-off breakthroughs into systems that can support more patients across more conditions: spkl.io/63324AAjEj
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Anna Zhenova of Green Rose Chemistry shares how chemistry can help create a more sustainable future for all of us.
