Systematic reviews are only as trustworthy as the trials inside them, and the usual quality checks were never built to catch fabricated or seriously flawed studies. INSPECT-SR gives reviewers a structured way to spot the ones that should be left out.

Over the past decade, the CRediT taxonomy has shaped how contributions are defined and recognized across disciplines.

A look at the publications, policies, and regulations that have got researchers talking across the field.

REACH Comics uses humor to illustrate the dilemmas the research community faces.

The open science policy of Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s (ASAP) supports collaboration, shared research resources and data openness to accelerate progress in Parkinson’s disease research.

The launch of an open-source collection of 30 expert guides empowers scientists and citizen sleuths to help safeguard the integrity of the scientific literature.

Five years after its launch, the Einstein Foundation Award has advanced rigor, openness and transparency by recognizing initiatives that strengthen research quality worldwide.

Reflections on the legacy, impact, and future of the World Conferences on Research Integrity.

Anderson Rocha, Director of Recod.ai, talks to SIA about building one of Latin America's largest AI labs, using computer vision to catch image manipulation in papers, and why trustworthy AI needs more than computer scientists.