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GeoAI is creating new ways to address climate change, public health, and disaster preparedness, yet many researchers still face barriers to participation. A new Research4Life article explores the inequalities shaping the future of GeoAI. Read it here: ow.ly/XMe950YW60K

When Research4Life launched 25 years ago, fewer than 2 million scholarly articles were published annually worldwide. Today: 5 million+. For #R4L25, Thea Sherer from @SpringerNature reflects on what that shift means for inclusive scholarship. Read more: ow.ly/UJRB50YW2A6

@Looptopper Yes, that's what I mean by legality. Nice piece.

@bilspop Yes -- and also a difference in authority and role. Sometimes it's a leader's job to veto; in the contexts I described in my piece, the heckler is imposing his will without authority. (This may be what you mean by legality.)

It's been a while since the last installment in my Vision & Balance newsletter, but I have a new piece up today -- offering thoughts on how academic library leaders can deal with the "heckler's veto." visionandbalance.org/2026/05/06/the…

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AI is transforming research, but how do we ensure it supports integrity & equity? Join our webinar on Responsible AI in Scholarly Communication to explore risks, opportunities & ethical use. 📅 30 April | ⏰ 16:00 SAST/CET Register now: research4life.org/other/introduc…

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Grok 4 is terrifyingly powerful. But most people don't know how to use it. I just used it to automate content creation, conduct research, perform code reviews, build apps and more. Here are 10 ways to use Grok 4 and automate your boring work:

@jimisayoosh Thanks for sharing, bro. The interpretative power is crucial in research, else we'd just be recording observations without advancing science.

@bilspop One of the studies from my PhD just got accepted for publication in BMJ. One of the things the peer reviewer emphasised was a need to be interpretative with my findings.

I gave some time to peer review requests last week. From conference papers to journal manuscripts, I continue to see how important it is to continue training our people on #academicwriting & scholarly publishing. A few unordered thoughts: -your paper should focus on a single...

.../rigorous interpretation of what your result is saying with support from literature -Your conclusion must be based on your findings. Nothing extraneous needed -Research requires time, efforts, and learning; don't try to skip any of them

...text. Just highlight what you think is noteworthy in the text -You don't always have to present demographic data if it adds no value to the narrative -Your discussion is not just about literature that corroborate or contrast your finding. It's a section for genuine...

@seunasanre Happy Monday, Seun. Let's keep winning!

A new day, a clearer purpose. Don’t waste it — pursue, overtake, recover all. Make your dreams count. Happy Monday!

In academia, you've got to accept that you will be rejected. Got a rejection letter? Repackage that paper using the feedback you got and launch again. It's not how low you fall that matters, but how high you bounce back. #ScholComm