Peer Review’s Quiet Champions: Springer Nature Honors Distinguished Editors of 2026
Springer Nature's 2026 Editor of Distinction Awards honor ten editors of the Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation for safeguarding scientific accuracy ...
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Springer Nature Honors Standout Editors Shaping the Scientific Record in 2026
Springer Nature's 2026 Editor of Distinction Awards honor fifteen editors, including two dual honorees, for safeguarding the accuracy of the ...
Behind the Scenes of Science: Springer Nature Honors Its Standout Editors of 2026
Springer Nature's 2026 Editor of Distinction Awards recognize sixty editors honored by BMC Geriatrics for rigorous peer review management and ...
Poorly Validated Antibodies Are Wasting Millions of Research Samples, Studies Warn
Two new PLOS Biology studies quantify the ethical costs of poorly validated antibodies and lay out a stakeholder roadmap to ...
Peer Researchers With Lived Experience Could Transform Eating Disorder Science, If Systems Change
A new experience-informed commentary argues that Peer Researchers with lived experience of eating disorders can only transform research if recruitment, ...
Poorly Validated Antibodies Put Millions of Animal and Human Tissue Samples at Risk
A landmark PLOS Biology study quantifies for the first time how inadequate antibody validation has placed millions of animal and ...
Why Extending Healthspan Without Lifespan Is a Misguided Goal for Aging Science
Researchers argue that the popular slogan of extending healthspan but not lifespan is scientifically incoherent and ethically untenable as a ...
Study Reveals Less Than 1% of U.S. Clinical Drug Trials Include Pregnant Participants
A recent study from researchers at Brown University has raised significant concerns regarding the exclusion of pregnant women from clinical ...
