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How can we communicate science better — both between researchers in different disciplines and to the media and public? An advisory panel of leaders in Japanese research debated these questions online at the inaugural Â鶹ֱ²¥ Nature Japan Research Advisory Forum.

Exploring the results of a Nature survey gauging researchers' understanding of research integrity and the degree of training provided by their institutions.

Chris Graf on how the research publishing community is coming together to share knowledge and resources to protect the integrity of the publication record.

Jennifer Griffiths discusses findings from the White House Scientific Integrity Task Force report.

Nature's  Editor in Chief explains why some things get published and some don’t. 

Mithu Lucraft unpacks why researchers prefer the version of record.