Google, Adobe, Elsevier and others have been named as some of the highest-rated employers for perks and benefits in 2025. Comparably compiled lists for best work-life balance and best happiness. Questions for these lists included whether staff are satisfied with their work-life balance and if they are proud to be a part of their organisation. The top three employers for best work-life balance were Elsevier, TP and First Merchants, while the top employers for happiness, Perks and Benefits were Google, Radiance Technologies, Adobe, The Breakers Palm Beach, Alkami Technology, Elsevier and others. The list uses anonymous employee feedback.
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How AI is revolutionizing clinician workflows? Insights from 2,000+ doctors and nurses worldwide show rapid adoption: nearly half now use AI for work, almost double last year’s figure. Clinicians report time savings, better patient focus, and new possibilities in imaging, drug interactions, and decision support. But trust, training, and governance remain critical to realizing AI’s full potential. Read more in Clinician of the Future 2025: http://spkl.io/6045ATwY1
New Zealand: Punching above its weight as a science nation. A new Elsevier report shows the country delivers high-impact research despite modest R&D investment, leads the world in international collaboration, and has outsized influence on policy in areas like climate change and health. Full report: http://spkl.io/6047ATDQd
Visualizing clinical thinking is essential for bridging the gap between theory and practice. In partnership with Mikhail Varshavski, Complete Anatomy empowers healthcare professionals and students to truly see and understand complex anatomy in 3D. Check out Doctor Mike’s post to see how Complete Anatomy helps bring his approach to life. So much gratitude to Doctor Mike for sharing his perspective!
Rare disease research may begin with small patient groups, but its impact can reach far beyond. From gene editing and AI-driven drug repurposing to cross-disease collaboration, new approaches are helping transform urgent challenges into breakthroughs for all. Read more: http://spkl.io/6046ArxNs
Redefining research: Elsevier’s next-generation AI-powered researcher solution. Researchers are working to address some of the world’s greatest challenges and AI can be a powerful ally. Yet, generic AI tools often fall short, relying on limited academic literature, low-quality data and offering little transparency about how conclusions are reached. That’s why we’re developing a new, end-to-end AI solution designed with and for researchers, so they can seamlessly carry out multiple tasks with confidence - to accelerate breakthroughs, boost collaboration, improve impact and productivity. The solution will help identify emerging areas of inquiry and funding opportunities, uncover knowledge gaps, synthesize literature rapidly, connect with collaborators – with unmatched content depth, breadth and quality. A closed beta version of the solution launches today. The solution will be available to purchase in Q1 2026 - existing ScienceDirect AI customers will have access as part of their subscriptions. 🔗 Learn more and stay updated: http://spkl.io/6042ARYA2
The third report on Japanese–Dutch research collaboration is here, and the focus is on clean energy. Findings show: ✅ High academic impact, even with modest activity levels. ✅ The essential role of international collaboration. ✅ Remarkably strong academic–corporate partnerships driving innovation. 🔗 Read the full report: http://spkl.io/6048ArzG4
