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Race is not a significant predictor of unplanned hospital visits.

Elsevier, a global leader in scientific information and data analytics, today releases an alpha version of Scopus AI for researcher testing - a next generation tool that combines generative AI with Scopus' trusted content and data to help researchers get deeper insights faster, support collaboration and societal impact of research.

Scopus, Dimensions and Web of Science are introducing conversational AI search. Scopus, Dimensions and Web of Science are introducing conversational AI search.

The Swiss research publisher Frontiers adopts the Credit contributor roles taxonomy for transparency and dispute mitigation.

X-ray fluorescence (XRF) offers element-selective information that can be used for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of various sample types.

Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy can be a powerful asset in aiding scientists indetermining primary, secondary, and tertiary molecular structures and can be used as a tool for regulatedassays.

MANKATO — Following a national search to fill the position, a new dean has been named for Minnesota State Universitys College of Science, Engineering and Technology.

The Elsevier Scopus research database has released 'Scopus AI' for scholarly writers to explore, promising speed and responsibility.

The present day habitability of Mars is an area of research that has exploded hugely in the last decade, to the extent that its often hard to keep track of everything thats going on. This is by way of background material for my other articles on habitability of Mars.

The rising costs university libraries are paying to access journals have implications far beyond the ivory tower. From new cancer treatments to debates about foreign policy, new information enters the public domain through academic studies. Now libraries are having trouble affording the subscriptions.