Introducing LeapSpace: an AI-assisted workspace for research. Built for speed, collaboration and discovery in one secure, trusted environment. Trust Cards provide context and transparency for each result. Learn more: https://t.co/QaBoO4T0kL

Trusted science starts with how we communicate it. 5 takeaways from our webinar with Sense about Science: context, transparency, peer review ≠ "truth", avoid hype, know your audience. Read the summary. 👇

84% use AI, only 22% trust it. LeapSpace adds transparency with referenced answers and Trust Cards. Curated by experts incl. peer reviewers, Scopus CSAB and a new independent AI Advisory Board. Shows steps in real time. More in early 2026: https://t.co/C5nUjHgOzm

Researchers’ confidence in AI as a driver of scientific progress differs across research intensive countries. In China, 69% of researchers say they have used AI tools in their studies, compared with 52% in both the US and UK. Full report: https://t.co/0hr7r7O7AZ

Today is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (#IDPD). We’re sharing a free to access collection of recent research and insights on disability rights, well-being and inclusion. Explore. 👇

🎧 New Not Alone episode: Dr. Ana Mari Cauce (@UW President Emeritus) on leading with values through controversy, balancing free speech, equity and campus safety, rebuilding trust, and why diversity fuels excellence. Hosted by Prof Rafael Bras. Listen: https://t.co/rQK7GxCHk0

Agentic AI in academia can move work from prompt to progress. This new guide explains what agentic AI is, how it differs from generative and extractive AI, and practical ways it can support research, libraries, and teaching with responsible oversight 👉 https://t.co/5OSHR0egmR

A six-year-old had a painful limp. Routine tests looked normal. Entering the full case into ClinicalKey AI surfaced tuberculosis; PET and a blood test confirmed. Used well, tools like this support judgement and give time back to care. Story: https://t.co/RqO2lbbWSO

More pressure. Less time. Uncertain funding. Elsevier’s global Researcher of the Future report finds that, despite mounting challenges, researchers remain uncompromising about research integrity and quality. See what’s shaping the future of research: https://t.co/YHsGwhwEzd

🎓 AI is reshaping how we learn and work. Prof Tan Eng Chye (NUS) on personalization, educators at the center, human + AI teamwork, and lifelong learning. Read Not Alone: Leaders in Focus: https://t.co/Vxm1fGWE0S

Researchers are embracing AI, but support and governance lag. Use is 58% (up from 37%); 71% rely on generic tools like ChatGPT; ~25% report strong governance; <20% have adequate training. More in Elsevier’s Researcher of the Future report: https://t.co/RNsWNWtvQI

What if AI could help bring the human touch back to healthcare? Clinicians spend too much time on screens and not enough with patients. AI is starting to reduce that load and give time back for care. Read more: https://t.co/N9HHxY2eUk

Bridging theory and practice is vital for future clinicians and nurses. See how we can prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals: https://t.co/ryWapYd3Gm

This World Diabetes Day, we’re reminded that living with diabetes is a lifelong journey that requires consistent support, from early life through older adulthood. At Elsevier, we support clinicians and patients with trusted resources: https://t.co/eAvfsARPEl

With COP30 underway in Belém 🇧🇷, better decisions start with evidence that moves from field to policy. Latin America’s biodiversity research, grounded in collaboration across borders, informs national strategies and international agreements: https://t.co/8Ld7t8rIkG

In a German cave, researchers captured brown rats leaping to snatch bats mid-flight for the first time on record. The study appears in Global Ecology and Conservation, published by Elsevier.

COP30 is underway in Belém, Brazil 🇧🇷, bringing global leaders together to address the climate crisis. Elsevier has curated free research on renewable energy, carbon-neutral agriculture, and hydrogen infrastructure via the RELX SDG Resource Centre: https://t.co/jrahjOLouG

Green chemistry turns ideas into impact. Syensqo pairs biotech + green chemistry; Henkel uses a hazard-first “traffic light” system; Green Rose uses AI to predict polymer solubility (90–94%). Watch the full webinar:

Latin America’s biodiversity researchers are turning local knowledge into global action. New Elsevier analysis: biodiversity studies are cited in policy 3× more than other fields. Read why the world is watching, and what we can learn: https://t.co/c2o7fzQQAb

Local challenges. Global breakthroughs. From Kenya to Australia to China, researchers are transforming community insights into discoveries that benefit the world, supported by open-access journals that champion diverse perspectives. Read their stories.