Younger academics are reshaping academia's rush-to-publish culture, says Stanford prof
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-11-06
Continuing the thread, Anshul Kundaje observes that while it's not universal, the younger generation of academics and some principled veterans are helping shape a better future for academia — one that values rigor over racing to publish first.
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