In the modern research landscape, social media has become integral to communication and collaboration. With an increasing number of researchers leveraging social media for professional and personal use, understanding their behaviors and attitudes toward these digital channels becomes essential. These insights inform strategies for collaboration and knowledge dissemination within the research community. 

To gain a better understanding of the social media landscape, we heard from over 400 researchers in North America and Europe earlier this year. Our State of Social Media in Research report sheds light on researchers’ social media usage and attitudes. Drawing insights from interviews from editors, early career researchers, society partners, and Wiley’s social media team, our report provides an in-depth analysis of the relationship between researchers and social media platforms. Our report also offers actionable guidance on how institutions and organizations can enhance their utilization of social media to maximize their potential. 

Download the report to discover the latest trends and takeaways from social media’s role in research, as well as opportunities for collaboration and knowledge dissemination in the digital age.