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To mark International Nurses Day, we’re launching Clinician of the Future 2026: Nurses Edition – we asked nurses about their use of AI, how they see AI’s future in healthcare, and what’s needed to increase trust in new technologies. Read the findings: spkl.io/6016ACEhw

Trust in data starts with clarity. In this Q&A, Patrick Crisfulla, VP of Pure and Interfolio, explains how Elsevier’s SaaS solutions protect customer data, support privacy, and apply strict security controls: spkl.io/6015AAj8F

Chemistry can help shape a more sustainable future, if more people can understand and act on it. Anna Zhenova of Green Rose Chemistry reflects on communication, circularity, data, and AI in the sustainability transition: spkl.io/6010AAjBe

Nurses are optimistic about how AI can support clinicians. More nurses than doctors say clinicians using AI will deliver better care in the next 5 to 10 years, and 80% say AI will not replace clinicians but will become a critical assistant. Explore: spkl.io/6010ACp5Q

Rare disease research has shown what is possible. The challenge now is scale. This piece explores what it will take to turn one-off breakthroughs into systems that can support more patients across more conditions: spkl.io/6016AAjEK

In Clinician of the Future 2026: Nurses Edition, 41% of nurses say nurses’ views are never or rarely adequately represented in their organizations’ decision-making processes. See what nurses are telling us: spkl.io/6015ACp5z

A “happy” school — where students feel safe, respected, and supported — may shape a child’s brain, literally. Brain scans of 400 children link supportive school climate to better grades, mental health, and signs of brain development. Read the blog: spkl.io/6019AC1kJ

Clinician of the Future 2026: Nurses Edition shows AI use for work is lower among nurses than doctors, and fewer nurses use clinical-specific AI tools frequently. Nurses need better access to trusted AI resources designed for their daily needs. Read more: spkl.io/6019A7AxN

Jill Luber, CTO at Elsevier, joined @CliffSaran on Computer Weekly’s Downtime Upload podcast to discuss Elsevier’s approach to responsible AI, human oversight, and protecting the integrity of the scholarly record. Listen to the ep: spkl.io/6019ACYN3

Forbes recently highlighted LeapSpace — Elsevier’s research-grade AI workspace built on trusted scientific content. Designed to help researchers uncover deeper insights, accelerate innovation & collaborate seamlessly – in one secure environment. Read now: spkl.io/6019ACjA7

Nurses are clear about both the opportunities and the gaps in healthcare today. Clinician of the Future 2026: Nurses Edition explores what they are telling us about pressure on the profession, the role of AI, and the support needed to improve care: spkl.io/6019ACTbR

.@Forbes recently highlighted LeapSpace — Elsevier’s research-grade AI workspace built on trusted scientific content. Designed to help researchers uncover deeper insights, accelerate innovation and collaborate seamlessly – in one secure environment.

What’s holding back agentic AI in R&D is not the technology. It’s trust. This piece explores why adoption depends on better data, clear validation, and systems people can understand and rely on: spkl.io/6013AAbAX

Elsevier’s flagship clinical decision support solution was recognized for helping clinicians access trusted, evidence-based information at the point of care, with continued improvements to workflow integration, content, and traceability. Read more: spkl.io/6017A7V0c

Climate change appears to shake the Alps. Researchers from @ETH_en link the increase in tiny earthquakes to climate change-driven snow and glacier melt—a pattern that “may also occur in other glaciated areas worldwide,” they say. Read more: spkl.io/6011AfbKc

Elsevier has completed its acquisition of Mytonomy, bringing together trusted clinical content and an award‑winning patient engagement platform. Find out more here: spkl.io/6018AAAlu

What makes research more trustworthy? Elsevier’s Researcher of the Future report shows that researchers increasingly value transparent methods, accessible data, and visible integrity signals. Read the article: spkl.io/6015AAb4d

Purposeful work, continuous growth, and colleagues who care are at the heart of the Elsevier Experience. HR Grapevine takes a closer look: spkl.io/6011AAV8H

The latest episode of Elsevier Health’s Raise the Line podcast is now live. Dr. Mel Herbert, writer and consultant for The Pitt, speaks on authenticity in healthcare storytelling, lived experience, and why mental health can’t be an afterthought. Listen: spkl.io/6018AAJUs

Glass frogs have puzzled scientists for over 100 years with their superpower: invisibility. Now, powerful lasers are helping map the tissues behind their disappearing act — from hiding blood in the liver to how fat is distributed in the body. More: spkl.io/6010AAJF0