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Apr
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AI Safety Aspects That Universities, Publishers, and Journals Need to Understand

AI safety refers to the field of research and practices aimed at ensuring that artificial intelligence systems are developed and deployed in a manner that minimizes risks and maximizes beneficial outcomes for humanity. AI safety encompasses a wide range of concerns, including: Overall, the goal of AI safety is to ensure that AI technologies are […]
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Apr
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A Step Towards Open Research Information: FAQs about the Barcelona Declaration

Research information—information about how research is conducted and communication (e.g., citation metrics)—is critical for tracking an individual’s or institution’s performance, developing policies around research and science, and ensuring equity in the scientific community. Currently, the most popular databases of such information (Web of Science, Scopus, etc.) are proprietary, and data can be accessed only after […]
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26
Mar
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Reporting Guidelines Essential for Biomedical Journals Publishing AI-Related Research

In the rapidly evolving landscape of medical research, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force, revolutionizing the way diseases are diagnosed, treatments are administered, and patient outcomes are predicted. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into medical practices, it is imperative for medical journal editors to establish comprehensive guidelines to ensure the integrity, transparency, […]
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Feb
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Fostering Inclusivity: 7 Ways Research Societies Can Empower Women in Academic Conferences

In the dynamic landscape of academia, conferences serve as crucibles of innovation, knowledge dissemination, and professional networking. These gatherings not only propel the frontiers of research but also fortify the collaborative spirit essential for intellectual growth. However, despite their pivotal role, women academics encounter unique barriers hindering their full participation in these scholarly forums. The […]
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Jan
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Unlocking Opportunities: China’s Significance for Academic Publishers in 2024

In the ever-evolving landscape of global research, China stands out as a beacon of opportunity for academic publishers in 2024. As the country continues its rapid development and embraces a knowledge-driven economy, the demand for high-quality academic resources has surged, presenting an enticing prospect for publishers looking to expand their reach. See also: The Digital […]
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Dec
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What is PubScholar, China’s New Academic Database? An Introduction for Western Research Publishers, Societies, and Universities

China has recently introduced a groundbreaking initiative in the realm of academic resources with the launch of PubScholar, a public academic platform launched by the National Science Library of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). This development, as reported by China Science Daily, marks a significant move towards challenging the traditionally dominant (privately owned) CNKI, […]
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