The AICPA’s Peer Review Board is seeking public comment through Oct. 25 on a proposal that would involve the AICPA’s National ...

As a college professor, trying to get students excited about the work I have to grade later can be one of the more frustrating things about teaching. But when an assignment hits the right chord, it ...

None of the most widely used large language models (LLMs) that are rapidly upending how humanity is acquiring knowledge has ...

Peer review and the editorial process yield frequent improvements in research abstracts of randomized clinical trial reports.

As the crisp weather begins to creep in, the promise of a new season is on the horizon. For many of us, the fresh fall air means a fresh start; a new school year, the kickoff to football season and ...

In each episode of Dish It Out, Tilly Ramsay shows how to make three different recipes; the first recipe is one that’s near and dear to a celebrity guest, and she helps that celebrity make it. The ...

Among abstracts that were eventually published in NEJM or other top medical journals with the highest impact factors, 72.1% improved in at least one domain compared with 48.3% of ...

Cutesy teen K-romances can be an uphill battle for those not in the target demographic, but Love Untangled (now on Netflix) flips the script on that somewhat. Likely hoping to rope in a more diverse ...

It is Peer Review Week and the theme for 2025 is “Rethinking Peer Review in the AI Era”. This is not surprising given the ...

More than 85 veteran climate scientists have pushed back against a Trump administration report downplaying the severity of climate change, submitting more than 400 pages in public comments to the ...

AI use in writing is increasingly common, yet not universally accepted. Discover the online spaces that allow AI writing and those that prohibit it.

Members of the Peer Review Board (PRB) are vegetation scientists who have a general and basic understanding of the principles of the USNVC and International Vegetation Classification (IVC). They are ...