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Misinformation and the media – An LSE Impact Blog review - LSE Impact

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Vacancy: LSE Research and Blog Impact Officer - LSE Review of Books

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LSE Impact Blog on LinkedIn: 2022 in review: Communicating Your Research

LSE Impact Blog: Top Posts of 2022 - DEMENTIA RESEARCHER

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US social media is getting smaller, angrier, and more Republican - LSE ...

2025 in review – The top posts of 2025 - LSE Impact

The Matthew effect in AI summary - LSE Impact

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How does evidence travel through global policy networks? - LSE Impact

Art as Knowledge – Why research needs a non-aligned revolution - LSE Impact

Sleep is the next frontier for public health - LSE Impact

The growing market for student academic misconduct services - LSE Impact

We need to move beyond the accept/reject binary in peer review - LSE Impact

Without guidelines academic authorship defaults to power politics - LSE ...

What exactly is a PhD by publication? - LSE Impact

The myth of STEM only growth holds back the UK - LSE Impact

Tracing the origins of ‘publish or perish’ - LSE Impact

The digital scholarly record is at risk - LSE Impact

Global Language Justice – review - LSE Impact

2022 in review: The Culture of Academic Publishing - LSE Impact

What are social structural explanations? - LSE Impact

How to use Overton to develop impact case studies - LSE Impact

What exactly is a PhD by publication? - LSE Impact

Assumptions of irrationality can lead to bad behavioural science - LSE ...

Tracing the origins of ‘publish or perish’ - LSE Impact

Do “novel contributions” to research mean anything anymore? - LSE Impact

Preparing for the coming wave of generative AI in journalism - LSE Impact

Podcast: What’s it like to win a Nobel Prize? - LSE Impact

Where to start with AI in research management - LSE Impact

How to avoid common pitfalls in engaged research - LSE Impact

Just how important is the problem of predatory publishing? - LSE Impact

ChatGPT is blind to bad science - LSE Impact

From principled humanitarianism to survival humanitarianism - LSE ...

It’s time to extend the FAIR Principles of data sharing - LSE Impact

There’s no excuse for journals to require formatting - LSE Impact

Startseite | VSE Impact Forum 2026 - Unternehmertum schafft Wirkung

Can we build institutional support for co-produced research? - LSE Impact

How to write a “good” REF Environment Statement - LSE Impact

Assessments of research culture should be open about failure - LSE Impact

Metascience can transform Indian research - LSE Impact

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If impact is created but never shared, does it make a difference? - LSE ...

Generative AI is a hinge point for higher education - LSE Impact

LSE Impact Blog on OOAbooks and closed access | Lucy Barnes posted on ...

Should we stop using the word “stakeholder” in research? - LSE Impact

Media Misinformation: A Review from the LSE Impact Blog | DISA

2023 in review: Rethinking research impact - LSE Impact

Does participatory action research need to be feminist? - LSE Impact

2024 in review – The top posts of 2024 - LSE Impact

2024 In review – Working with generative AI - LSE Impact

The trouble with posting graphs and statistics on social media - LSE Impact

Is the quest for net-zero a form of scientism? - LSE Impact

What skills do knowledge brokers need? - LSE Impact

What counts for more in the UK job market – a PhD or a Master’s? - LSE ...

Google Scholar is not broken (yet), but there are alternatives - LSE Impact

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Engagement and impact resources and insights

Seria a nova política de acesso aberto da Fundação Bill e Melinda Gates ...

How to measure impact

LSE Impact Prize

LSE Impact Blog: "The role of scientometrics in the pursuit of ...

The LSE Impact Blog's new guide to using Twitter in university research ...

Do women academics need to work 2.4 times harder to succeed?

Social scientists bring their faith into research – And it shows up in ...

Can we better understand and measure the humanities contributions to ...

Who teaches the teachers? How economic history can enhance teaching of ...

Are misinformation interventions different or fundamentally the same ...

How responsible is Clarivate’s “responsible” impact assessment ...

The planned closure of Research Professional News is a loss for the ...

Universities need to recognise and support the permeability of third ...

Academic libraries cannot afford to carry on with transformative ...

Spetacularisation, ephemerality and narcissism – Is social media ...

Open access ‘at any cost’ cannot support scholarly publishing ...

Information Literacy Weblog: Misinformation and the media

Swiftposium – Why we held an academic conference on the world’s biggest ...

The more interdisciplinary research is, the more it is used in policy ...

Nano-targeting or mass appeal, what makes persuasive climate ...

Case studies are vital to monitoring the development of open science ...

AI decision making doesn’t need to be explainable, but it should be ...

The Future Is Now: An Introduction to Prefigurative Politics – review ...

We should focus less on research impact and more on research value ...

How algorithmic events like Spotify Wrapped can reveal what tech ...

Eager to please AI assistants smooth over the gaps in our thinking ...

Los investigadores que se dedican a la política deben tener en cuenta ...

Superficial engagement with generative AI masks its potential ...

What social scientists talk about when they talk about ‘Lived ...

Lack of sustainability plans for preprint services risks their ...

The Revolution Will Be Hilarious: Comedy for Social Change and Civic ...

Lack of experimentation has stalled the debate on open peer review ...

The value of REF beyond academia – From research to development impact ...

Most AI researchers reject free use of public data to train AI models ...

Threads may offer users greater flexibility and control, but concerns ...

The missing catalogue – Why finding books in translation is still so ...

Virtual Assistant for Academic Social Media Management

Addressing misinformation at source – Why I choose to appear on GB News ...

How to translate academic writing into podcasts using generative AI ...

By sidelining climate misinformation COP29 undermines climate action ...

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Transformation by design or by disaster – Why we need more ...

FAIR for research software (FAIR4RS) – Can funders keep up with open ...

ChatGPT doesn’t think like a human, so why does it speak like one ...

How do you create a good personal website?

John Barlow and Daniel Titherington introduce MCGrad (MultiCalibration ...

Is the skill wall higher than the paywall for open research software ...

Does New Zealand’s swerve on research evaluation tell us anything about ...

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The Case for Distributed Peer Review in Research

Newsletter #issue 3, 2017 | Science in the net

Mental Awareness Week 2023: de-stressing during the LSE exams ...

Do scientists need to be ‘relatable’ for the public to trust their role ...

How can open data sharing policies be more attentive to qualitative ...