Journalism
- Fact-check: Is China missing a billion people?More or Less
- ‘Cerebral torment’: IOP retracts nearly 100 conference papers for tortured phrasesRetraction Watch
- Simons Foundation Announces 2026–2027 Class of SURFiN FellowsSimons Foundation
- OpenAI withdraws three preprints a day after releasing 722 manuscripts on unsolved math problemsRetraction Watch
- quasi-Riemannsche Vermutung und Penrose-Ungleichung bewiesen, Baum-Connes-Vermutung widerlegtMathlog
- A paper suggested a paleontologist’s fossil was forged. He wants it retracted.Retraction Watch
- Wildlife journal issues corrections for missing ethics statementsRetraction Watch
- What We Mean When We Say “Good School” (pt. 3)The Jose Vilson
- Is the UK state pension really the lowest in Europe?More or Less
- Double Maths First Thing: Issue 6DThe Aperiodical
- Editor-in-chief resigns amid probes of alleged citation manipulation, data errorsRetraction Watch
- Oh look, banks are being hacked by AImathbabe
- Carnival of Maths 255The Aperiodical
- AI Skeptics: How Schools Procure AI Tools (with J.B. Branch)mathbabe
- Former SFARI Investigator Karl Deisseroth Wins 2026 Nobel PrizeSimons Foundation
- Weekend reads: China intensifies crackdown on misconduct; AI flooding medical journals with ‘meaningless’ research; Sham scientific societiesRetraction Watch
- The Uzbekistan-shaped hole in an influential climate cost paperMore or Less
- ‘Hot mess’ paper questioning CO2 and climate change gets retractedRetraction Watch
- When open data are misusedRetraction Watch
- Apply Now: New Grants to Support HBCU Faculty and Research ExcellenceSimons Foundation
- Lars Bildsten Joins Simons Foundation Board of TrusteesSimons Foundation
- The last four digits of 16¹⁶The Aperiodical
- Journal investigating paper on heart device with registration number for wrong trialRetraction Watch
- Sofía Landi Builds a Brain Map of What MattersSimons Foundation
- Aperiodical News Roundup – August/September 2026The Aperiodical
- Does the UK really have nine out of the ten poorest regions in Northern Europe?More or Less
- Double Maths First Thing: Issue 6CThe Aperiodical
- KI und Mathematik bei mathoverflowMathlog
- AI Skeptics: Government AI Procurement is a Problem (with Jae Kim and Aniket Kesari)mathbabe
- Weekend reads: ‘The Weimar of knowledge’; ‘Could AI Be Better at Peer Review Than Humans?’; guidelines in South Korea ban hidden prompts, restrict AI useRetraction Watch
- Trump fact-check: Do the US and Venezuela have 60% of the world’s oil?More or Less
- arXiv receives Multiyear Philanthropic Commitments to Support Its Launch as an Independent Nonprofit, arXivSimons Foundation
- Has the UK’s productivity puzzle been solved?More or Less
- Double Maths First Thing: Issue 6BThe Aperiodical
- Funding Awarded for 16 Courses and Conferences in Autism and NeuroscienceSimons Foundation
- Baby Girls’ Greater Interest in Faces Offers Clue to Nature v Nurture Debate, The GuardianSimons Foundation
- What We Mean When We Say “Good School” (pt. 2)The Jose Vilson
- AI Skeptics: AI Purity Culture in NYC Schools (with Kiri Soares and David Adams)mathbabe
- Are carrots becoming less nutritious?More or Less
- AI Kill Switches Won’t Be Enoughmathbabe
- Scientists Observe Einstein’s Gravity in the Quantum World, University of OxfordSimons Foundation
- Michael Harris’s Boston Review essay on AI and math is great!mathbabe
- Take It From Me [On The Mamdani Influencer Controversy]The Jose Vilson
- A New Close-Up View of Electrons Inside SemiconductorsSimons Foundation
- Essay: AI Threatens the Internet, Not Humanitymathbabe
- Special AI Skeptics Episode: AI and the End of the World (or the End of the Internet)mathbabe
- Are bad teeth the number one reason kids go to A&E?More or Less
- Double Maths First Thing: Issue 6AThe Aperiodical
- AI Skeptics: Big Tech in Public Schools (with Natasha Singer)mathbabe
- Could this be the strongest El Niño in 1,000 Years?More or Less
- Happy Birthday C. S. Peirce: Peircean Induction and the Error-Correcting ThesisError Statistics Philosophy
- Datensicherheit und Prioritätsstreite (und ca. 40 Millionen Euro)Mathlog