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New generative AI tool on ScienceDirect, the world's largest platform for peer-reviewed research used by millions of researchers each day, saves half of literature research time, supports better outcomesLONDON, March 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Elsevier, a global leader in advanced information and decision support, today launches ScienceDirect AI, a cutting-edge generative AI tool for researchers. It is designed to transform the way researchers work by enabling them to instantly extract, summarize and compare trusted insights from millions of full-text articles and book chapters on ScienceDirect, the world's largest platform for trusted, peer-reviewed research.Researchers grapple with an ever-growing and overwhelming volume of information and need to quickly get accurate insights they can rely on. Studies show that they spend 25%-35% of their time sifting through literature. ScienceDirect AI helps address this challenge by drawing on the broadest and deepest content set of millions of peer-reviewed full-text research articles and book chapters to generate instant accurate summaries and highlight key findings, while providing references to support the reproducibility and integrity of research.Broadest and deepest verified content set with power of generative AI: ScienceDirect AI surfaces insights from the world's largest corpus of peer-reviewed full-text articles and book chapters.Traceable claims, rooted in the scientific record, shown in context: Traceability and reproducibility of information are vital for research integrity. To ensure reliable insights that can be replicated, ScienceDirect AI provides clear links to sources of information and claims, including exact passages within research articles, offering the option to explore further.Responsible AI: ScienceDirect AI is purposefully built to ensure accuracy and reduce the risk of hallucinations and biases. Users can transparently see how the tool reaches answers.Developed with and for researchers: Over 30,000 researchers and librarians from 70 universities and R&D intensive corporations globally helped test and develop ScienceDirect AI

3 MARCH, LONDON: in-cosmetics Global has announced the details of its Sustainability Zone, a comprehensive space designed to help brands reduce environmental impact and enhance their sustainability credentials.Sponsored by AAK and in partnership with The Green Chemist Consultancy and Ecovia Intelligence, the zone will provide invaluable opportunities to explore green solutions across four key areas; the Forum, Display, Theatre, and Pavilion; all of which will serve as a catalyst for learning, networking, and discovering sustainable solutions.The zone will be led by leading organisations, including AAK, The Carbon Trust, Provital, the International Collaboration on Cosmetics Safety (ICCS), Givaudan, NATRUE, Syensqo, Carbonwave, and more, featuring interactive sessions, exhibits, showcases, and expert presentations.The Sustainability Zone Forum, sponsored by AAK and curated by The Green Chemist Consultancy, will feature a two-day programme of expert-led discussions on green chemistry, regulatory compliance, life cycle analysis and ethical ingredient sourcing. Speakers will explore ways to drive sustainability improvements, minimise environmental impact and address unmet industry needs, offering valuable insights into sustainable practices across formulation, packaging and beyond. This year, the Forum will be located on the show floor, ensuring better accessibility for attendees.Speakers from The Carbon Trust will share insights into ways the beauty industry can update its practices to align with net-zero targets and avoid greenwashing in ‘Navigating Net Zero: Communicating with Credibility in the Context of the EU Green Claims Directive.’ Delving into the benefits of upcycling, Judit Camargo, Founder & CEO of Roka Furdada, will explore the antioxidant, antimicrobial and anti-acne properties of Sotabosk, a lignin-based cosmetic ingredient derived from upcycled biomass byproducts, in the session, ‘Roka Cirkle Sotabosk: Redefining Sustainability Through Upcycling.’The interactive Display area, sponsored by AAK, will spotlight product advancements in sustainable personal care. This space will feature display pods showcasing sustainable projects and initiatives as well as responsibly sourced raw materials that deliver high performance and a reduced environmental impact, with exhibitors such as Oleon NV demonstrating the benefits of recyclable and reusable esters produced by enzymes. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the latest innovations in sustainability and gain insight into the industry's most forward-thinking solutions from suppliers like Provital, Nouryon, AAK Sweden and many more.The Sustainability Theatre will provide a platform for expert insights, with leading voices from AAK, Lanxess Deutschland, Beauty Kitchen and others discussing eco-design and transparent, responsible sourcing in ingredient formulation, circular economy strategies, and how reducing Scope 3 emissions can make a significant difference to a brand’s environmental impact.Kicking off the Theatre programme on day one, Dr. Barbara Olioso, Managing Director of The Green Chemist, will explore the transformative role of sustainability in cosmetics development in ‘Regenerative Beauty with Green Chemistry,’ highlighting the importance of eco-design in formulation, ethical ingredient sourcing, and sustainable packaging, offering insights into how circular design strategies and groundbreaking materials can shape a greener, more equitable future for beauty

ATLANTA and LONDON, Feb. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- LexisNexis® Risk Solutions has climbed two places to secure second position in Chartis Research's prestigious Financial Crime & Compliance50 (FCC50) rankings for 2025. The global data and analytics company also received three distinguished category awards, further cementing its position as a leading financial crime compliance solutions vendor.LexisNexis Risk Solutions' position as second place in the overall FCC50 ranking recognizes its entire suite of financial crime compliance solutions, which include screening tools, platforms, transaction monitoring and identity verification solutions.In the awards categories, the company was recognized with an Innovation Award for contextual transaction screening for its LexisNexis® Firco™ Continuity solution. It also received an Innovation Award for its orchestration platform, LexisNexis® RiskNarrative™, in the Platforms category. It was also honored for its suite of identity verification (IDV) capabilities, including its recent acquisition of IDVerse™, in the IDV Solutions category.The rankings and awards were announced today during Chartis' FCC50 virtual event and at the 1LoD Financial Crime Summit in New York City.Matt Michaud, global head of FCC at LexisNexis Risk Solutions, commented, "This latest Chartis ranking and the category awards we've received are further validation of the tireless pursuit of excellence that colleagues and teams across our business demonstrate day in, day out. As an organization, we are passionate about the positive impact that our solutions can have on businesses, individuals and society as a whole, in helping our clients to make better decisions and supporting safer transactions."Nick Vitchev, Research Director at Chartis, said, "LexisNexis Risk Solutions' rise to second place in the FCC50 ranking reflects not only its increasingly prominent role in fighting financial crime, but also its ability to deliver a broad range of solutions and value across a spectrum of use cases