This issue highlights how research organizations are adapting to rapid change, from the growing role of digital twins in R&D to new insights on research innovation and open data. Explore expert perspectives, practical resources and updates designed to support researchers and strengthen your strategy.
Bridging the GAP between simulation & experimentation
Digital twins are reshaping R&D by uniting real‑time data with advanced virtual modelling, giving researchers new ways to refine complex systems and make confident, data‑driven decisions. We spoke with Victor Richet, Nuclear Engineer and Head of Digital at Assystem, who shared how this technology is accelerating innovation and opening new possibilities across highly specialized engineering fields.
See how researchers around the world have shaped the open data landscape over the past 10 years and get a clear view of the momentum, opportunities and emerging practices that will define what comes next. The State of Open Data offers fresh insights that help research organizations stay ahead, strengthen support for researchers and confidently prepare for the future of open science.
Join the webinar during Love Data Week with Mark Hahnel and Graham Smith, as they discuss key findings and challenges from the 2025 State of Open Data report.
Twenty years of eBooks transforming library access
Explore two decades of eBook innovation and how libraries worldwide have used them to broaden access, support researchers and meet evolving user needs.
Nature Sensors: Tracking research ecosystem change
This new journal gives research support teams a clearer view of how knowledge communities are taking shape and how researchers’ sharing practices evolve.
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