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Geospatial Metadata Improves Discoverability by Connecting Datasets Across Scientific Disciplines
Research data repositories are essential infrastructure for scientific inquiry and for ensuring that datasets follow FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) principles.Testing Our Foundations: Citation Trends, Errors, and Emerging Hallucinations in the Computing Education Literature
Accurate references are foundational to scholarly work, enabling verification, attribution, and systematic review.Evolution of US Oral Political Language
The analysis of US political language is usually based on the written form (e.g. presidential addresses) or posts broadcasted on various social networks.Is Luke the Author of a Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles?
According to Christian tradition, Luke is credited with authoring a Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles, even if his name does not appear in either book, both originally written in Koine Greek.Geometric Signatures of Conceptual Reorganization: A Counterfactual Embedding Framework for Detecting Scientific Revolutions
We introduce document embedding geometry as a quantitative observable of conceptual reorganization and develop a counterfactual ablation framework for measuring how individual concepts influence the…Cross-Ecosystem Packages As Multilingual: Prevalence, Architecture, and Health
Modern software development increasingly relies on using multiple programming languages.ATTRICITE: Training an Open 4B Model for Citation Recovery toward Faithful Attribution
Faithful citation attribution begins with identifying the intended source for a scientific claim.Has Scientific Talent Shifted from Depth to Breadth?Evidence across Papers, Knowledge Inputs, Careers, and Teams
Generative artificial intelligence raises a central question for scientific training and organization.Ending the NIH embargo accelerated public access to funded research, but substantial delays remain
On 1 July 2025 the National Institutes of Health began requiring that funded articles be publicly available in PubMed Central on the day they are published, ending the 12-month embargo that had…Debiasing as a Measurement Intervention: Calibrated Ties and Resolution Loss in LLM-as-a-Judge Evaluation
LLM-as-a-judge protocols are commonly debiased by instructing judges to ignore presentation cues such as citation formatting, source labels, and evidence-display style.INDRA: A New AI Tool for Exploring Tobacco, Fossil Fuel, and Chemical Industry Archives
Five decades of litigation have disgorged hundreds of millions of pages of formerly secret business records from the tobacco industry, along with documents from the makers of drugs, chemicals, food…From Queries to Narratives: Cultural Heritage Data Stories for Knowledge Graph Exploration and Quality Assessment
Cultural-heritage KGs such as the NFDI4Culture-KG contain millions of triples about artworks, music, inscriptions, historical events, and the people and places connected to them.More than half of recent astronomy papers are written with language-model assistance
Language models leave a distinctive vocabulary in the prose they help write, and we measure how much of the astronomy literature now carries it.Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Digital Inventory of Cultural Heritage & Traditional Knowledge: Case for Indonesian Open Digital Library of Culture
The Indonesian Digital Library of Culture (Perpustakaan Digital Budaya Indonesia, PDBI; budaya-indonesia.org) is a participatory platform that has collected tens of thousands of entries on Nusantara…Do Reviewers Still Reward Lexical Complexity? A Frozen-Rater Study of Preference Drift in 124K ICLR Reviews
Large language models have collapsed the cost of producing lexically elaborate prose, and whether peer reviewers still reward it is a question about the evaluator, not about the text.An LLM-Associated Register Shift in Korean Journal Abstracts: A Morphology-Aware Excess-Vocabulary Study, 2018-2026
Excess vocabulary, a word's frequency above its pre-2023 trend, is how the change in scholarly English after 2022 has been measured.Same Problem, Different Field: Cross-Domain Solution Import via Domain-Stripped Computational Fingerprints
The same underlying computational problem is solved across unrelated fields under different names: recursive Bayesian state estimation appears as a "Kalman filter" in control, "Bayesian forecasting"…The Art of Hierarchical Competing Patterns: Gaussian Process Optimization of Hyphenation
Hyphenation patterns remain a compact and widely deployed solution for word breaking in typesetting systems, text processors, and web rendering engines, but their generation still depends on…From Citations to Contributions: LLM-Assisted Credit Scoring of Research Articles
Citation-based measures of scientific influence typically treat citations as uniform signals, ignoring the different roles that cited works play in a paper's contribution.Who Pays for Open Review? Visible Author Reputation and Its Effect on Ratings
An OpenReview bug in November 2025 broke anonymity at several conferences and prompted calls for open review, which motivate us to ask what shifting from blind to open would mean for authors.