Teams are the engines of modern science, having grown in prevalence and size across all areas of scientific and scholarly investigation.

Here we demonstrate a Bayesian calculus that enables positive prediction of robust scientific claims with findings extracted from published literature, weighted by scientific, social and institutional factors demonstrated to increase replicability.

Study of more than 200,000 Wikipedia pages finds that collaborations which bridge the political spectrum produce higher quality work.

We analyzed teamwork from more than 65 million papers, patents and software products over 100 years.

Here we analyze and visualize the dynamic skill (mis-)alignment between academia, industry and educational offerings.

Here we show that, while predictive models may enhance state power through criminal surveillance, they also enable surveillance of the state by tracing systemic biases in crime enforcement.