Counting words in the manifestos by Dorling, D

Soundspace: a manifesto by Ouzounian, G, Lappin, SA

“…Manifestos are locations for dreaming, for the banging of shoes, for passion in words about the environment we invent. …”

A manifesto for reproducible science by Munafò, M, Nosek, B, Bishop, D, Button, K, Chambers, C, du Sert, N, Simonsohn, U, Wagenmakers, E, Ware, J, Ioannidis, J

A manifesto for predictive conservation by Travers, H, Selinske, M, Nuno, A, Serban, A, Mancini, F, Barychka, T, Bush, E, Rasolofoson, R, Watson, J, Milner-Gulland, E

“…Here, we critically assess how predictive approaches can transform the way conservation scientists and practitioners plan for and implement social and behavioural change among people living with wildlife. Our manifesto for predictive conservation recognises that social-ecological systems are dynamic, uncertain and complex, and calls on conservationists to embrace the forward-thinking approach which effective conservation requires.…”

Youth manifesto on non-communicable diseases by Kishore, S, Siegel, K, Ahmad, A, Aitsi-Selmi, A, Ali, M, Baker, P, Basu, S, Bitton, A, Bloomfield, G, Bukhman, G, Emery, E, Feigl, AB, Grepin, K, Huffman, MD, Kajana, K, Khandelwal, S, Kolappa, K, Liu, C, Lokhandwala, N, Marwah, V, Mwatsama, M, Novak, N, Nundy, S, Park, P, Perez, C

The verified software initiative: A manifesto by Hoare, C, Misra, J, Leavens, G, Shankar, N

Equity in climate scholarship: a manifesto for action by Schipper, ELF, Ensor, J, Mukherji, A, Mirzabaev, A, Fraser, A, Harvey, B, Totin, E, Garschagen, M, Pathak, M, Antwi-Agyei, P, Tanner, T, Shawoo, Z

Evidence based medicine manifesto for better healthcare. by Heneghan, C, Mahtani, K, Goldacre, B, Godlee, F, Macdonald, H, Jarvies, D

“…</p> <br/> <p>The EBM manifesto offered here grew from that awareness. It is an open invitation for others to contribute to and join a movement towards better evidence by providing a roadmap for how to achieve the listed priorities and to share the lessons from achievements already made. …”

The plating manifesto (I): from decoration to creation by Deroy, O, Michel, C, Piqueras-Fiszman, B, Spence, C

“…Before turning to the scientific recommendations and review in the second part of our manifesto, we want to promote a different approach to plating, which breaks with the more functional and decorative purposes of plate ware, and puts experiments in visual presentation at the heart of modernist culinary expression.…”

Plating manifesto (II): the art and science of plating by Spence, C, Piqueras-Fiszman, B, Michel, C, Deroy, O

A hominist manifesto: anthropology, utopia and ethics by Piette, A, Torterat, G

Is there a language of terrorists? A comparative manifesto analysis by Ebner, J, Kavanagh, C, Whitehouse, H

“…In this study we conducted an ethnographic content analysis of fifteen manifestos – expressing varied levels of extremism – to examine whether fusion and other relevant variables can be reliably identified and if the predictions of the fusion-plus-threat model are supported. …”

Equity for excellence in academic institutions: a manifesto for change by Wedekind, L, Noé, A, Mokaya, J, Tamandjou, C, Kapulu, M, Ruecker, A, Kestelyn, E, Zimba, M, Khatamzas, E, Eziefula, AC, Mackintosh, C, Nascimento, R, Ariana, P, Best, D, Gibbs, E, Dunachie, S, Hadley, G, Ravenswood, H, Young, B, Kamau, C, Marsh, K, McShane, H, Hale, R, McPhilbin, E, Ovseiko, P, Surender, R, Worland, C, White, L, Matthews, P

“…We have developed a manifesto for change, comprising six domains through which academic institutions can drive progress through setting short, medium, and long-term priorities. …”

A manifesto for clinical pharmacology from principles to practice. by Aronson, J

“…1. This is a manifesto for UK clinical pharmacology. 2. A clinical pharmacologist is a medically qualified practitioner who teaches, does research, frames policy, and gives information and advice about the actions and proper uses of medicines in humans and implements that knowledge in clinical practice. …”

Five ways to ensure that models serve society: a manifesto by Saltelli, A, Bammer, G, Bruno, I, Charters, E, Di Fiore, M, Didier, E, Nelson Espeland, W, Kay, J, Lo Piano, S, Mayo, D, Pielke Jr, R, Portaluri, T, Porter, TM, Puy, A, Rafols, I, Ravetz, JR, Reinert, E, Sarewitz, D, Stark, PB, Stirling, A, van der Sluijs, J, Vineis, P

AI-augmented business process management systems: a research manifesto by Dumas, M, Fournier, F, Limonad, L, Marrella, A, Montali, M, Rehse, J-R, Accorsi, R, Calvanese, D, De Giacomo, G, Fahland, D, Gal, A, La Rosa, M, Völzer, H, Weber, I

“…An ABPMS enhances the execution of business processes with the aim of making these processes more adaptable, proactive, explainable, and context-sensitive. This manifesto presents a vision for ABPMSs and discusses research challenges that need to be surmounted to realize this vision. …”

A brief manifesto for chemical ingenuity and insight in the heart of biology: A time is right for sophistication not simplification? by Davis, B

Measuring socio-psychological drivers of extreme violence in online terrorist manifestos: an alternative linguistic risk assessment model by Ebner, J, Kavanagh, C, Whitehouse, H

“…This paper develops a novel method of assessing the risk that online users will engage in acts of violent extremism based on linguistic markers detectable in terrorist manifestos. A comparative NLP analysis was carried out across fifteen manifestos on a scale from violent terrorist to non-violent politically moderate. …”

A manifesto for improving cancer detection: four key considerations when implementing innovations across the interface of primary and secondary care by Dowrick, A, Ziebland, S, Rai, T, Friedemann Smith, C, Nicholson, BD

Evidence based medicine manifesto for better healthcare: A response to systematic bias, wastage, error and fraud in research underpinning patient care. by Heneghan, C, Mahtani, K, Goldacre, B, Godlee, F, Macdonald, H, Jarvies, D

“…</p> <br/> <p>The EBM manifesto offered here grew from that awareness. It is an open invitation for others to contribute to and join a movement towards better evidence by providing a roadmap for how to achieve the listed priorities and to share the lessons from achievements already made. …”