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A rare public release of usage data from an AI research assistant (Asta) shows how researchers query these tools, how they read the answers, and how seldom they check the sources.

Scientific figures can take hours to prepare, yet AI tools can produce polished-looking images in seconds. Read this post to learn when AI can help, where it may threaten research integrity, and how publisher policies distinguish concept diagrams, data visualisations, and experimental evidence.

What happens when obsolete monitors and floppy disks become archaeological relics? Explore DScape and rethink how physical hardware anchors our evolving relationship with memory and practice, in curating digital scholarship.

Game-making librarian Gary takes us behind the scenes of a library orientation games where students have seven days to finish a report. He shares how he built the game with AI, trial and error, and feedback from colleagues and students, making research skills more practical, approachable, and fun to explore.

A safer way to discover, evaluate, and use scholarly evidence in your AI workflow.