Overview

Scientific communication examines how research findings are shaped for readers, from scholarly papers and statistical reports to science news, talks, figures, and translations. Methods include discourse and citation analysis, reader studies, multilingual corpora, and AI systems for summarization, editing, presentation, and claim checking. Current work increasingly evaluates whether communication supports learning, accessibility, and reproducibility, while studying how AI changes scientific language and audience experience. A central tension is how to use automation and audience adaptation without distorting certainty, weakening evidence, or excluding language communities.

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50 papers4 papers in the last four weeks, down 60% on the four weeks before. 0.0% of all new papers.

  1. AfriScience-MT: Towards Decolonizing Science in Africa through Text Translation

    May 28, 2026Idris Abdulmumin, Tajuddeen Gwadabe, Shamsuddeen Hassan Muhammad +11Scientific CommunicationLow-Resource MT

  2. Enhancing Scientific Discourse: Machine Translation for the Scientific Domain

    May 20, 2026Dimitris Roussis, Sokratis Sofianopoulos, Stelios PiperidisDomain AdaptationScientific Communication

  3. What Are LLMs Doing to Scientific Communication? Measuring Changes in Writing Practices and Reading Experience

    May 19, 2026Filip Miletić, Neele FalkScientific CommunicationText Generation

  4. Machine Learning Research Has Outpaced Its Communication Norms and NeurIPS Should Act

    May 9, 2026Ajay Mandyam Rangarajan, Jeyashree KrishnanScientific CommunicationBibliometric Analysis

  5. Unifying Scientific Communication: Fine-Grained Correspondence Across Scientific Media

    May 7, 2026Megha Mariam K. M, Vineeth N. Balasubramanian, C. V. JawaharCross-Modal AlignmentScientific Communication

  6. The Last Human-Written Paper: Agent-Native Research Artifacts

    Apr 27, 2026Jiachen Liu, Jiaxin Pei, Jintao Huang +34AI-Assisted Scientific ResearchScientific Communication

  7. EarlySciRev: A Dataset of Early-Stage Scientific Revisions Extracted from LaTeX Writing Traces

    Mar 30, 2026Léane Jourdan, Julien Aubert-Béduchaud, Yannis Chupin +2Scientific Communication

  8. SciZoom: A Large-scale Benchmark for Hierarchical Scientific Summarization across the LLM Era

    Mar 17, 2026Han Jang, Junhyeok Lee, Kyu Sung ChoiLLM EvaluationScientific Communication

  9. ClaimFlow: Tracing the Evolution of Scientific Claims in NLP

    Mar 17, 2026Aniket Pramanick, Yufang Hou, Saif M. Mohammad +1Scientific CommunicationScientific Claim Verification

  10. Who Shapes Brazil's Vaccine Debate? Semi-Supervised Modeling of Stance and Polarization in YouTube's Media Ecosystem

    Mar 4, 2026Geovana S. de Oliveira, Ana P. C. Silva, Fabricio Murai +1Social Media AnalysisStance Detection

  11. APRES: An Agentic Paper Revision and Evaluation System

    Mar 3, 2026Bingchen Zhao, Jenny Zhang, Chenxi Whitehouse +8Scientific CommunicationScholarly Peer Review

  12. Project Rachel: Can an AI Become a Scholarly Author?

    Nov 18, 2025Martin Monperrus, Benoit Baudry, Clément VidalScientific Communication

  13. NLP Meets the World: Toward Improving Conversations With News Media About Natural Language Processing Research

    Jul 2, 2025Shomir WilsonScientific Communication

  14. Large language models reshape the language of science

    Apr 10, 2025Dingkang Lin, Naixuan Zhao, Dan Tian +1AI-Assisted Scientific ResearchScientific Communication