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Three 2026 Reports Find Research-Funder Open-Access Mandates Spreading, but Adoption Still Splits Sharply by Region
Three 2026 reports — a 26-million-paper bibliometric study, a funder policy survey and a European Commission review — find open-access mandates from research funders multiplying worldwide, but compliance, infrastructure…
UK Biobank Study of 95,559 Wrist Trackers Links REM and Deep Sleep Stages to Risk of 83 Diseases
Effect Sizes in Education Research: What Hattie's Hinge Point and the Formative-Assessment Numbers Actually Show
Study Finds 17.6% of Nearly 1,000 Real AI Agent Skills Carry Exploitable Prompt-Injection Flaws
Nature Index 2026 Finds China's Research Output Up 22% in a Year as Japan and South Korea Also Outpace the West
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