Friday Song: "Hold the Line" by Toto
An unlikely band pens a song with an unusual double-meaning and a neat combination of sounds
Kent Anderson
Is STEM Backfiring on Education?
It represents a vague construction of pursuits and may lean too much toward the trades
More Problems with the Altmetric Top 100
The "top" paper is a preprint, and the Top 10 includes commentaries and satire from the wrong year
Book Review: "Crime in Progress"
A lucid and unsettling review of Russian influence on the US President and beyond
Friday Song: "Alone" by Heart
A symphonic version reveals how flexible a great song can be
November's Top Posts
From a comedian to governance, we've been covering a lot of ground
Climate Change: What Are We Going to Do?
From flying to meetings to running data centers, scholarly publishing is not carbon-neutral
Review Commons Invites Skepticism
Entering a field littered with failures, this new initiative may not be as "independent" as claimed
The Trusted Intermediary
Pedophiles, measles, and more show why the role is more important than ever
Friday song: "Dancing in the Street"
A cover by the Struts is pure fun — for a song with a rich personal and social history