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As governments tighten research policies, datasets disappear from public repositories, and artificial intelligence consumes unprecedented volumes of scientific literature, a fundamental question is emerging: how open should science be? In this episode of SIAcast , Jonny Coates and co-host Katharina Miller bring together experts in open science, privacy, licensing, research integrity, and research...

What happens when scientists cannot reproduce each other's results, and what does that mean for public trust in research? In this episode of SIAcast , Jonny Coates and co-host Emmanuel Boakye trace how concerns about unreliable findings grew into a global movement for better science. From psychology's replication debates to laboratory biology and open science reform, the episode looks at why repro...

What happens when the system designed to safeguard scientific truth starts to crack?  In this episode of SIAcast , Jonny Coates and co-host Yagmur Ozturk dig into a growing crisis in research integrity, from AI-generated “papers” and hallucinated citations to peer-review overload and stealth edits in published work. With real-world examples (including a famously impossible lab rat image that passe...