Different people and groups in the research community are working on making data management plan (DMP) machine-actionable.

What would you do when you discovered you have submitted an article to a predatory journal? Is it possible to request the publisher to retract an article because it was submitted without the consent or knowledge of other co-authors?

Different from Google Scholar, Semantic Scholar uses AI to extract meaning from research literature. It helps researchers to explore literature in a new way.

With just one click, you can find out how many papers Hong Kong has published from 1996-2018, citations per document, the H Index and world ranking.

Academic publishing companies try to plug “content leakage” caused by article sharing websites like Sci-Hub and ResearchGate. Is plugging a good solution when there is a strong need for scholarly papers behind paywalls?

A recent survey report shows that scientific activity is not declining but are shifting to other research activities.

How do we measure quality of scholarship? When it is common to evaluate research and researchers by where papers are published, finding good ways to rate journals becomes crucial for the global research ecosystem.

To regulate the excessive pursuit of Science Citation Index indicators, China seeks to establish evaluation systems that based on scientific value other than just counting number of papers and citations.

CORD-19 is a free dataset with over 45,000 scholarly articles about COVID-19 and related coronavirus to support researchers in fighting against the pandemic.

About 20% of HKUST journal articles are open access. Do these papers get more citations?