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How to mobilize the agile science needed in a crisis

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Briefings

Two reports published in October 2026 by Nature call for academic reforms to enable rapid, collaborative, and inclusive research that supports global decision-making during crises. The evidence indicates a need for structural changes in academia to facilitate this specific type of agile science, though the reports do not specify which crisis context or provide quantitative metrics on current gaps.

Key points

• Nature published two reports in October 2026 recommending academic structural reforms to support agile science.
• The reports emphasize the necessity of research that is fast, collaborative, responsive, and inclusive for global decision makers.

Context and limitations

The evidence is limited to two reports from October 2026 without specific crisis examples, quantitative data, or named institutions.

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