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“You should all be replaced by robots.” That’s what the email that landed in Tim Vines’ inbox said. Tim was a Managing Editor for
Written by Tim Vines This post originally appeared on The Scholarly Kitchen blog June 2, 2026. How can we tell when an article presents high
DataSeer is excited to support BioFAIR in its new Monitoring and Evaluation project. BioFAIR is now in its second year as the UK’s national infrastructure
AI-Powered SnapShot service checks new article submissions for compliance with data policies Taylor & Francis and DataSeer today announced an extension to their development
Collaboration explores AI-supported workflows to improve research reporting and editorial efficiency Focused on improving research quality and reproducibility while reducing author effort, the American Association
New integration enables journals to easily implement AI Editorial support tools in any publishing platform Automating editorial checks with DataSeer SnapShot is now simpler
Do researchers actually reuse publicly available data and code? For years, this question sat at the heart of open science advocacy, yet answers were largely
This post is authored by DataSeer Founder and CEO Tim Vines with coauthors Ben Kaub, Adam Day, and Kristen Ratan. It originally appeared on The Scholarly
“You should all be replaced by robots.” That’s what the email that landed in Tim Vines’ inbox said. Tim was a Managing Editor for
Written by Tim Vines This post originally appeared on The Scholarly Kitchen blog June 2, 2026. How can we tell when an article presents high
DataSeer is excited to support BioFAIR in its new Monitoring and Evaluation project. BioFAIR is now in its second year as the UK’s national infrastructure
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