Science is a dynamic and rapidly evolving field that continually pushes the boundaries of knowledge and understanding. Sometimes it doesn’t move fast enough for us, though. This interesting topic came to us from The Scholarly Kitchen in their article, “Guest Post — Is Science Too Slow to Change the World?“
Critics of scientific reform say that transparency comes at the cost of speed. The 21st century has seen some phenomenal advances in our ability to make scientific discoveries. Scientists have developed new technology to build vaccines swiftly, new algorithms to predict the structure of proteins accurately, new equipment to sequence DNA rapidly and new engineering solutions to harvest energy efficiently. But in many fields of science, reliable knowledge and progress advance way too slowly.
Emerging technologies have given us the opportunity to deliver changes that researchers have wanted. Artificial intelligence (AI) will force adaptation and further the use of tools that can evolve rapidly for ensuring research integrity and accelerating publishing.
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Melody K. Smith
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