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A photo illustration of a person holding a smartphone displaying the email the author received from Academia.edu: "Hi Joelle, Your paper "A hstorian's [sic] take on Charlottesville:..." can now be shared as a Spotify podcast. Reach new audiences and make your research heard."
Opinion
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No, I Don’t Want My Article Turned Into a Podcast

Scholars who don’t want Academia.edu to use AI to generate adaptations of their work should delete their accounts.

By Joelle Renstrom

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Faculty Books & Publishing

Journal Submissions Riddled With AI-Created Fake Citations

References used to be one of the last things journal editors checked before publishing a paper. Artificial intelligence is changing that.

Opinion
Columns Resident Scholar

Extraordinary Higher Education Scholar to Lead World’s Largest Education Research Association

It is nearly impossible to write anything good or credible about campus climate, diversity and inclusion, sense of belonging, the success of students of color in STEM fields, or Hispanic-serving institutions without citing her studies.

By Shaun Harper

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Quick Takes

ED Releases Recommendations to Reimagine IES

The Education Department has released recommendations on “reimagining” the Institute of Education Sciences, the central federal education data collection and...
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Opinion
Career Advice

Go Ahead: Hang Your Paper on Your Office Door

We should not hesitate to make our research visible to students and whoever else may be passing by.

By Alan Crivellaro

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Government Science & Research Policy

NSF Plans to Boost Staffing, Halve Grant Solicitations

Following last year’s cuts, the chief management officer of the federal research funding agency says its number of employees is “too low.”

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Opinion
Career Advice Advancing in the Faculty

Rebalancing Academic Productivity

Writing accountability groups support all faculty and address unequal workloads.

By Dustin T. Duncan

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Faculty Research

The Mathematician Lifting the Lid on Trump’s ‘Attacks’

The scientist behind the Trump Action Tracker uses skills in data collection to look for patterns in the president’s seemingly “scattergun” approach.