David Speakman·4d agoCan AI Tell You What an Article Is Like Before You Read It?An experiment in using AI to create Reading ProfilesA response icon3A response icon3
InNorth American CampusbyEmma McDonald·Oct 24Most Literature Reviews Are Book Reports in Disguise. One Habit Fixes ThatKnowing how to write a literature review is mostly knowing what a literature review is not. It is not a book report. Yet many reviews read…
Sandeep Chakravartty·Oct 21Ten Years On: What’s Changed Since “Assessing the Environmental Impact of New Circular Business…A decade after a quick-and-dirty circularity checklist for a fashion retailer, the world has more rules, more standards and, awkwardly…
David Haberlah·Oct 20Revisiting Abu Tabari and the Lower Wadi Howar, Sudan since 2003David Haberlah · 19 October 2026
Sheehan Planas-Arteaga | Writer of Many Things·Oct 16The Adventure of Reading Hemingway’s “The Torrents of Spring”Ernest Hemingway’s first long-form story, “The Torrents of Spring,” was a bizarre and worthwhile read.
Axy·Oct 16Is Your Journal Club Also Producing and Discarding Science?A list of papers says what your lab read. Here’s how to keep a record of what it concluded.
Maya Reyes·Oct 12How to Build a Literature Map That Shows You What You’re MissingA list tells you what you have read. It never tells you how the papers argue with each other, or where the empty space is. Here is how to…
Riaz Laghari·Oct 12Misunderstanding: From William Empson’s Poetry to Elliot Perlman’s MelbourneWe tend to think of misunderstanding as a failure: the wrong interpretation, the missed intention, the sentence that should have been…
Nataliesotc·Oct 12books lying around #2I have just recently finished Free Food by Millionaires (Min Jin Lee), fresh on the heels of the Neopolitan Quartet. It was interesting to…
