Here's the article. diabetesjournals.org/care/article...
"Members of the American Diabetes Association (ADA) were escorted by police out of the convention center in New Orleans during the organization's annual meeting on Friday as they handed out copies of an editorial criticizing Trump administration changes to U.S. biomedical research."
“When I assign analysis, (…) I am trying to put the student’s mind through resistance in order to make it stronger. Offloading the struggle to a chatbot does not “free students up for higher-order work.” It deprives them of building the strength to do any substantial cognitive work at all.”
I’ve always advised authors to ‘research your research’… and now is the best time ever to gain insights from the literature and @cabells.com on #predatorypublishing
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Researchers told they could no longer attend the annual scientific sessions
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The last video in this series is from Cheol-Heui YUN on the Scientific Poster Category. Professor YUN has been one of our poster judges this year along with Charlotte, Taras and Maryam.
New article in @pnas.org:
We all know ChatGPT loves to delve, bolster, leverage, encompass, showcase, underscore, et cetera. I analyzed full text of 7.3 million journal articles published 2020-2025, hunting for 228 words that spiked after ChatGPT launched in late 2022. 🧵⬇️
Join our colleague, Ash Rees, at #ASEE June 21-24 in Charlotte, NC! He'll be at Booth 1008 and ready to talk about our newest platform, Journalytics STEM, as well as CompassAI - tools to accelerate your publication growth in #engineering disciplines. #Publishing
Cabells colleagues, Ash Rees and Mike Bisaccio, are attending AALA in Chicago this year! Stop by Booth 5115 to learn about our newest platform, Journalytics STEM, and tools to help your #researchers navigate the #publishing landscape. #Libraries
Sarah Karlin-Smith
Carl T. Bergstrom
Gen Wojcik
European Association of Science Editors
European Association of Science Editors
Kyle Siler
Simon Linacre
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I know we’ve all read 100 articles like this, but I do recommend this one, especially for the series of questions at the end about how universities (not individual instructors) could change our practice. I’d love to discuss those
Research on #PredatoryPublishing is growing fast: 2k+ articles and 43k+ citations since 2020. What are scholars learning? Recent studies challenge common assumptions, examine national publishing trends, and highlight ongoing concerns about outdated tools used to identify #PredatoryJournals. Read…
The generational collapse in literacy is measurable, persistent, and likely to get worse.
The simplest way to learn about predatory journals and their tricks of the trade is to look at the burgeoning number of articles on the topic. Since 2020, there have been over 2,000 research articles published that mention ‘predatory publishing,' with the rate increasing over time. Indeed, as you can see from the graph below, aside from the spike in 2021 and a fall back in 2022 following the pandemic, we have seen year-on-year increases so that 2025 was the biggest ever year for published research on the topic.
