The narrative of the 'passionate academic' who works 80 hours a week is finally breaking. Here is why treating research as just a job is the healthiest shift of 2026, and how to actually pull it off.
Universities are failing PhD students and early-career researchers. Not because people don’t care, but because the system is set up in a way that makes it weirdly hard to do the one thing everyone claims to value: good research.
Managing papers across email, Slack, and random folders is painful, especially when you’re working in a team. ResearchDock’s project-specific reference manager gives each project its own shared library of papers, comments, and reading lists.