Author: the Signals Team
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Aries Systems and Signals Partner to Strengthen the Efficiency and Accuracy of Research Integrity Checks
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September 3, 2025 | North Andover, Massachusetts Aries Systems Corporation, a leading provider of workflow management technologies for the scholarly publishing community, and Research Signals Limited (Signals), a research integrity solutions provider, are pleased to announce their partnership to empower journals to identify and prevent the publication of problematic manuscripts to restore trust in research.…
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Global Campus and Signals Partner to Enhance Research Integrity in Peer Review
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Global Campus and Signals announce a new partnership to helping publishers select high-quality, trustworthy reviewers.
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Signals Announces Innovative Research Integrity Badge and Key Partnerships to Empower Researchers
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In a recent ORCID Research Integrity poll, 67% of researchers admitted to skipping an article due to trust concerns. This is why we are thrilled to announce the launch of the Signals Badge. Researchers can now prioritize high-quality literature to use in their own work and avoid problematic articles with research integrity issues through this…
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Signals Launches Sleuth AI
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Introducing Sleuth AI: Signals’ AI-powered research integrity assistant We’re excited to launch the next generation of research integrity evaluation. Sleuth AI transforms how editorial and research integrity teams investigate manuscripts — turning hours of manual analysis into minutes of intelligent, interactive exploration. Ask questions, uncover evidence, detect potential issues — all with the transparency and…
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Expert perspective: Wu Guangheng Looks at the Future of Research Integrity
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In late February we gave a presentation on the Future of Research Integrity at the Researcher to Reader Conference in London. In preparation we sought opinions and insights from leading research integrity sleuths, many of whom were generous with their time and expertise. Among these was Wu Guangheng, Ph.D, founder president of the 5GH Foundation,…
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Signals launches Expert Contributions: amplifying insights from the community to restore trust in research
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Specialized research communities hold knowledge that, if shared more widely, could transform how we identify trustworthy and valuable research. So we’re excited to introduce Expert Contributions, a new Signals’ initiative designed to amplify the insights of researchers, sleuths, and subject-matter experts. These contributions add critical as well as positive insights on individual articles, helping the…
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Signals launches free research integrity submissions evaluation platform to help restore trust in research
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We started Signals to help build a transparent foundation for identifying problematic articles as well as trustworthy and valuable research outputs. Our greater goal of restoring trust in research requires the support and effort of the entire research community, and right now publishers are on the frontline of efforts to counter the rapid rise in…
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Signals completes funding round to accelerate its mission to restore trust in research
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We’re excited to share that we have completed our first funding round, bringing together a key group of angel investors who believe in our mission to restore trust in research. Their investment enables us to launch the Signals Data Graph and expand our offerings, providing comprehensive support to publishers in the rapidly evolving research integrity…
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Signals Named Finalist for the 2024 Vesalius Innovation Award
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We’re excited to share that Signals has been selected as a finalist for this year’s Vesalius Innovation Award! The Vesalius Innovation Award offers a unique opportunity to promote innovation, so it’s great to see research integrity highlighted as a key focus for this year’s award. Upholding trust and credibility in science communication is more critical…
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Signals Named Finalist for the 2024 ALPSP Award for Innovation in Publishing
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We are thrilled to announce that Signals is a finalist for The ALPSP Award for Innovation in Publishing 2024. This recognition highlights the importance of the work we are doing to restore trust in research. We are grateful for this acknowledgement of our efforts so far. With three out of the four finalists addressing research…