You can’t characterize human nature if studies overlook 85 percent of people on Earth
Researchers are realizing that universalizing findings from countries representing less than 15 percent of the…
Why do we discount facts that dispute our opinion?
How doubts about science and scientists threaten the future of evidence-based management.
Understanding science and research
Academics share and discuss open access articles that reveal important aspects of science, assisting the…
Open science by design
A recent paper argues that open science should be a fundamental part of any researchers…
Using bibliometric analysis, network analysis, and visualization to evaluate KM as an academic discipline
Bibliometric analysis provides a vital knowledge base for evidence-based decisions in regard to research priorities.
How do we fix the world’s very unequal knowledge – and knowledge management – map?
Where are the majority of knowledge management (KM) research papers produced, and what are the…
Lessons from two neighbouring research disciplines that failed to learn from each other
Ideological distancing and encapsulation had created the illusion of shared learning. So what works?
Global South scholars are missing from European and US journals. What can be done about it
South-based scholars are often not part of major debates and conversations in their field. This…
Testing the reliability of research data
A new AI-based system is designed to examine data for its reliability.
How the scientific attention economy is being impacted by growth of the scientific system
There's a narrowing range of attention to scientific knowledge, as both very classic and very…