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Oxford and Springer Nature launch frameworks on use of artificial intelligence - Research Information

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Oxford and Springer Nature launch frameworks on use of artificial intelligence - Research Information

#AcademicPublishing

Oxford and Springer Nature launch frameworks on use of artificial intelligence - Research Information

#AcademicPublishing

Oxford and Springer Nature launch frameworks on use of artificial intelligence - Research Information

#AcademicPublishing

Oxford and Springer Nature launch frameworks on use of artificial intelligence - Research Information

#AcademicPublishing

@PCI_Archaeology

I am still not at all convinced (better: I am really conecerned) by the current hype about preprints.
I mean, since many media are ... not very good. And social media are an important place to communicate science, but have also significant shortcomings (like people not understanding what they are talking about*).
In the current, hyper-accelerated world, with media citing preprints as if they were solid scientific evidence, I don't think it is a good idea to have the preprints circulating publicly.

In a perfect world, ok. But right now, I have the feeling that preprints cause more harm than benefit.
Also, although the publication process is sometimes way too long, in many cases it is perfectly ok and part of the process that the article needs a few months from submission to publication.

Still, we need an alternative to the traditional science publishers, so I welcome every community-based publishing initiative!

If you think that I didn't understand your system, I am open to explanations.

* here is a lot to unpack. But maybe like this: Scientists do often a poor job in explaining things, social media dynamics don't help.

#AcademicPublishing #ScientificPublication #ScientificJournal #Preprints

@PCI_Archaeology

I am still not at all convinced (better: I am really conecerned) by the current hype about preprints.
I mean, since many media are ... not very good. And social media are an important place to communicate science, but have also significant shortcomings (like people not understanding what they are talking about*).
In the current, hyper-accelerated world, with media citing preprints as if they were solid scientific evidence, I don't think it is a good idea to have the preprints circulating publicly.

In a perfect world, ok. But right now, I have the feeling that preprints cause more harm than benefit.
Also, although the publication process is sometimes way too long, in many cases it is perfectly ok and part of the process that the article needs a few months from submission to publication.

Still, we need an alternative to the traditional science publishers, so I welcome every community-based publishing initiative!

If you think that I didn't understand your system, I am open to explanations.

* here is a lot to unpack. But maybe like this: Scientists do often a poor job in explaining things, social media dynamics don't help.

#AcademicPublishing #ScientificPublication #ScientificJournal #Preprints

@PCI_Archaeology

I am still not at all convinced (better: I am really conecerned) by the current hype about preprints.
I mean, since many media are ... not very good. And social media are an important place to communicate science, but have also significant shortcomings (like people not understanding what they are talking about*).
In the current, hyper-accelerated world, with media citing preprints as if they were solid scientific evidence, I don't think it is a good idea to have the preprints circulating publicly.

In a perfect world, ok. But right now, I have the feeling that preprints cause more harm than benefit.
Also, although the publication process is sometimes way too long, in many cases it is perfectly ok and part of the process that the article needs a few months from submission to publication.

Still, we need an alternative to the traditional science publishers, so I welcome every community-based publishing initiative!

If you think that I didn't understand your system, I am open to explanations.

* here is a lot to unpack. But maybe like this: Scientists do often a poor job in explaining things, social media dynamics don't help.

#AcademicPublishing #ScientificPublication #ScientificJournal #Preprints

@PCI_Archaeology

I am still not at all convinced (better: I am really conecerned) by the current hype about preprints.
I mean, since many media are ... not very good. And social media are an important place to communicate science, but have also significant shortcomings (like people not understanding what they are talking about*).
In the current, hyper-accelerated world, with media citing preprints as if they were solid scientific evidence, I don't think it is a good idea to have the preprints circulating publicly.

In a perfect world, ok. But right now, I have the feeling that preprints cause more harm than benefit.
Also, although the publication process is sometimes way too long, in many cases it is perfectly ok and part of the process that the article needs a few months from submission to publication.

Still, we need an alternative to the traditional science publishers, so I welcome every community-based publishing initiative!

If you think that I didn't understand your system, I am open to explanations.

* here is a lot to unpack. But maybe like this: Scientists do often a poor job in explaining things, social media dynamics don't help.

#AcademicPublishing #ScientificPublication #ScientificJournal #Preprints

@PCI_Archaeology

I am still not at all convinced (better: I am really conecerned) by the current hype about preprints.
I mean, since many media are ... not very good. And social media are an important place to communicate science, but have also significant shortcomings (like people not understanding what they are talking about*).
In the current, hyper-accelerated world, with media citing preprints as if they were solid scientific evidence, I don't think it is a good idea to have the preprints circulating publicly.

In a perfect world, ok. But right now, I have the feeling that preprints cause more harm than benefit.
Also, although the publication process is sometimes way too long, in many cases it is perfectly ok and part of the process that the article needs a few months from submission to publication.

Still, we need an alternative to the traditional science publishers, so I welcome every community-based publishing initiative!

If you think that I didn't understand your system, I am open to explanations.

* here is a lot to unpack. But maybe like this: Scientists do often a poor job in explaining things, social media dynamics don't help.

#AcademicPublishing #ScientificPublication #ScientificJournal #Preprints

The Register: Scientific papers become agentic chatbots with new tool. “Paper2Agent, the team’s new framework described in a paper published in Nature on Wednesday, converts scientific papers and their associated research outputs into agents that can discuss a paper’s findings, reproduce analyses and results, apply its methods to new data, and even collaborate with other paper agents on new […]

The Register: Scientific papers become agentic chatbots with new tool. “Paper2Agent, the team’s new framework described in a paper published in Nature on Wednesday, converts scientific papers and their associated research outputs into agents that can discuss a paper’s findings, reproduce analyses and results, apply its methods to new data, and even collaborate with other paper agents on new […]

The Register: Scientific papers become agentic chatbots with new tool. “Paper2Agent, the team’s new framework described in a paper published in Nature on Wednesday, converts scientific papers and their associated research outputs into agents that can discuss a paper’s findings, reproduce analyses and results, apply its methods to new data, and even collaborate with other paper agents on new […]

The Register: Scientific papers become agentic chatbots with new tool. “Paper2Agent, the team’s new framework described in a paper published in Nature on Wednesday, converts scientific papers and their associated research outputs into agents that can discuss a paper’s findings, reproduce analyses and results, apply its methods to new data, and even collaborate with other paper agents on new […]

The Register: Scientific papers become agentic chatbots with new tool. “Paper2Agent, the team’s new framework described in a paper published in Nature on Wednesday, converts scientific papers and their associated research outputs into agents that can discuss a paper’s findings, reproduce analyses and results, apply its methods to new data, and even collaborate with other paper agents on new […]

EMS Press is looking forward to Frankfurter Buchmesse (Frankfurt Book Fair) 2026. 📚

Four members of the EMS Press team will be in Frankfurt on Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 October: André Gaul, CEO; Gabriella Böhm, Head of Production; Magdolna Kudella, Journal Production Editor; and Laura Simonite, Head of Business Development.

We’re looking forward to meeting colleagues from across publishing, catching up with familiar faces and making new connections around scholarly communication, books and journals.

🤝 Would you like to meet with us while we’re there?
Get in touch at [email protected] to arrange a meeting with one of the team.

📍 Frankfurt am Main
📅 Frankfurter Buchmesse: 7–11 October 2026
👋 EMS Press team: 7–8 October

More information: https://www.buchmesse.de/en

#FrankfurterBuchmesse #FBM26 #EMSPress #AcademicPublishing #ScholarlyPublishing

EMS Press is looking forward to Frankfurter Buchmesse (Frankfurt Book Fair) 2026. 📚

Four members of the EMS Press team will be in Frankfurt on Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 October: André Gaul, CEO; Gabriella Böhm, Head of Production; Magdolna Kudella, Journal Production Editor; and Laura Simonite, Head of Business Development.

We’re looking forward to meeting colleagues from across publishing, catching up with familiar faces and making new connections around scholarly communication, books and journals.

🤝 Would you like to meet with us while we’re there?
Get in touch at [email protected] to arrange a meeting with one of the team.

📍 Frankfurt am Main
📅 Frankfurter Buchmesse: 7–11 October 2026
👋 EMS Press team: 7–8 October

More information: https://www.buchmesse.de/en

#FrankfurterBuchmesse #FBM26 #EMSPress #AcademicPublishing #ScholarlyPublishing

EMS Press is looking forward to Frankfurter Buchmesse (Frankfurt Book Fair) 2026. 📚

Four members of the EMS Press team will be in Frankfurt on Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 October: André Gaul, CEO; Gabriella Böhm, Head of Production; Magdolna Kudella, Journal Production Editor; and Laura Simonite, Head of Business Development.

We’re looking forward to meeting colleagues from across publishing, catching up with familiar faces and making new connections around scholarly communication, books and journals.

🤝 Would you like to meet with us while we’re there?
Get in touch at [email protected] to arrange a meeting with one of the team.

📍 Frankfurt am Main
📅 Frankfurter Buchmesse: 7–11 October 2026
👋 EMS Press team: 7–8 October

More information: https://www.buchmesse.de/en

#FrankfurterBuchmesse #FBM26 #EMSPress #AcademicPublishing #ScholarlyPublishing

EMS Press is looking forward to Frankfurter Buchmesse (Frankfurt Book Fair) 2026. 📚

Four members of the EMS Press team will be in Frankfurt on Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 October: André Gaul, CEO; Gabriella Böhm, Head of Production; Magdolna Kudella, Journal Production Editor; and Laura Simonite, Head of Business Development.

We’re looking forward to meeting colleagues from across publishing, catching up with familiar faces and making new connections around scholarly communication, books and journals.

🤝 Would you like to meet with us while we’re there?
Get in touch at [email protected] to arrange a meeting with one of the team.

📍 Frankfurt am Main
📅 Frankfurter Buchmesse: 7–11 October 2026
👋 EMS Press team: 7–8 October

More information: https://www.buchmesse.de/en

#FrankfurterBuchmesse #FBM26 #EMSPress #AcademicPublishing #ScholarlyPublishing

EMS Press is looking forward to Frankfurter Buchmesse (Frankfurt Book Fair) 2026. 📚

Four members of the EMS Press team will be in Frankfurt on Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 October: André Gaul, CEO; Gabriella Böhm, Head of Production; Magdolna Kudella, Journal Production Editor; and Laura Simonite, Head of Business Development.

We’re looking forward to meeting colleagues from across publishing, catching up with familiar faces and making new connections around scholarly communication, books and journals.

🤝 Would you like to meet with us while we’re there?
Get in touch at [email protected] to arrange a meeting with one of the team.

📍 Frankfurt am Main
📅 Frankfurter Buchmesse: 7–11 October 2026
👋 EMS Press team: 7–8 October

More information: https://www.buchmesse.de/en

#FrankfurterBuchmesse #FBM26 #EMSPress #AcademicPublishing #ScholarlyPublishing

🎉 Journal of Solid Waste Valorization and Chemical Management and Biofeed Science and Technology are now indexed in EZB.

📖 Learn more about the journals:
JSWVCM: https://www.icjn.net/jswvcm
BST: https://www.icjn.net/bst

#OA #EZB #Academicpublishing #Journal #CallForPapers #SolidWaste #ZeroWaste #AnimalScience #Biofeed

🎉 Journal of Solid Waste Valorization and Chemical Management and Biofeed Science and Technology are now indexed in EZB.

📖 Learn more about the journals:
JSWVCM: https://www.icjn.net/jswvcm
BST: https://www.icjn.net/bst

#OA #EZB #Academicpublishing #Journal #CallForPapers #SolidWaste #ZeroWaste #AnimalScience #Biofeed

🎉 Journal of Solid Waste Valorization and Chemical Management and Biofeed Science and Technology are now indexed in EZB.

📖 Learn more about the journals:
JSWVCM: https://www.icjn.net/jswvcm
BST: https://www.icjn.net/bst

#OA #EZB #Academicpublishing #Journal #CallForPapers #SolidWaste #ZeroWaste #AnimalScience #Biofeed

🎉 Journal of Solid Waste Valorization and Chemical Management and Biofeed Science and Technology are now indexed in EZB.

📖 Learn more about the journals:
JSWVCM: https://www.icjn.net/jswvcm
BST: https://www.icjn.net/bst

#OA #EZB #Academicpublishing #Journal #CallForPapers #SolidWaste #ZeroWaste #AnimalScience #Biofeed

🎉 Journal of Solid Waste Valorization and Chemical Management and Biofeed Science and Technology are now indexed in EZB.

📖 Learn more about the journals:
JSWVCM: https://www.icjn.net/jswvcm
BST: https://www.icjn.net/bst

#OA #EZB #Academicpublishing #Journal #CallForPapers #SolidWaste #ZeroWaste #AnimalScience #Biofeed

📖 New Publication Alert!
We are delighted to share that our PhD researcher Ricardo Rudas Meo has published a new open-access research article in Asian Ethnicity.
In the article, Ricardo examines how the Chinese Communist Party used the Korean War (1950–1953) as a discursive framework to reinforce its vision of Chinese nationhood, territoriality, and the place of so-called “minority nationalities” in China’s southwestern borderlands.
“The frontier on the front lines: the Chinese Communist discourse on China’s southwest and its peoples during the Korean War, 1950–1953”
Asian Ethnicity
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1080/14631369.2026.2705370

@unifreiburg @dfg_public @empires @histodons #histodon #histodons
#OpenAccess #AcademicPublishing #AsianEthnicity #History #KoreanWar #China #Histodons #Empires #PostImperial #CCP #Asia

📖 New Publication Alert!
We are delighted to share that our PhD researcher Ricardo Rudas Meo has published a new open-access research article in Asian Ethnicity.
In the article, Ricardo examines how the Chinese Communist Party used the Korean War (1950–1953) as a discursive framework to reinforce its vision of Chinese nationhood, territoriality, and the place of so-called “minority nationalities” in China’s southwestern borderlands.
“The frontier on the front lines: the Chinese Communist discourse on China’s southwest and its peoples during the Korean War, 1950–1953”
Asian Ethnicity
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1080/14631369.2026.2705370

@unifreiburg @dfg_public @empires @histodons #histodon #histodons
#OpenAccess #AcademicPublishing #AsianEthnicity #History #KoreanWar #China #Histodons #Empires #PostImperial #CCP #Asia

📖 New Publication Alert!
We are delighted to share that our PhD researcher Ricardo Rudas Meo has published a new open-access research article in Asian Ethnicity.
In the article, Ricardo examines how the Chinese Communist Party used the Korean War (1950–1953) as a discursive framework to reinforce its vision of Chinese nationhood, territoriality, and the place of so-called “minority nationalities” in China’s southwestern borderlands.
“The frontier on the front lines: the Chinese Communist discourse on China’s southwest and its peoples during the Korean War, 1950–1953”
Asian Ethnicity
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1080/14631369.2026.2705370

@unifreiburg @dfg_public @empires @histodons #histodon #histodons
#OpenAccess #AcademicPublishing #AsianEthnicity #History #KoreanWar #China #Histodons #Empires #PostImperial #CCP #Asia

📖 New Publication Alert!
We are delighted to share that our PhD researcher Ricardo Rudas Meo has published a new open-access research article in Asian Ethnicity.
In the article, Ricardo examines how the Chinese Communist Party used the Korean War (1950–1953) as a discursive framework to reinforce its vision of Chinese nationhood, territoriality, and the place of so-called “minority nationalities” in China’s southwestern borderlands.
“The frontier on the front lines: the Chinese Communist discourse on China’s southwest and its peoples during the Korean War, 1950–1953”
Asian Ethnicity
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1080/14631369.2026.2705370

@unifreiburg @dfg_public @empires @histodons #histodon #histodons
#OpenAccess #AcademicPublishing #AsianEthnicity #History #KoreanWar #China #Histodons #Empires #PostImperial #CCP #Asia

📖 New Publication Alert!
We are delighted to share that our PhD researcher Ricardo Rudas Meo has published a new open-access research article in Asian Ethnicity.
In the article, Ricardo examines how the Chinese Communist Party used the Korean War (1950–1953) as a discursive framework to reinforce its vision of Chinese nationhood, territoriality, and the place of so-called “minority nationalities” in China’s southwestern borderlands.
“The frontier on the front lines: the Chinese Communist discourse on China’s southwest and its peoples during the Korean War, 1950–1953”
Asian Ethnicity
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1080/14631369.2026.2705370

@unifreiburg @dfg_public @empires @histodons #histodon #histodons
#OpenAccess #AcademicPublishing #AsianEthnicity #History #KoreanWar #China #Histodons #Empires #PostImperial #CCP #Asia

Wishing the communications from the "Journal of Intelligent Communication" were a little more intelligent.

"Dear Xxx,

My name is Editorial Office, and I am writing on behalf of Journal of Intelligent Communication. I came across your article, "Introduction". Its focus on Introduction caught our attention. I would like to invite you to consider a new and unpublished contribution to Journal of Intelligent Communication."
#AcademicPublishing #LLMs

Wishing the communications from the "Journal of Intelligent Communication" were a little more intelligent.

"Dear Xxx,

My name is Editorial Office, and I am writing on behalf of Journal of Intelligent Communication. I came across your article, "Introduction". Its focus on Introduction caught our attention. I would like to invite you to consider a new and unpublished contribution to Journal of Intelligent Communication."
#AcademicPublishing #LLMs

Wishing the communications from the "Journal of Intelligent Communication" were a little more intelligent.

"Dear Xxx,

My name is Editorial Office, and I am writing on behalf of Journal of Intelligent Communication. I came across your article, "Introduction". Its focus on Introduction caught our attention. I would like to invite you to consider a new and unpublished contribution to Journal of Intelligent Communication."
#AcademicPublishing #LLMs

Wishing the communications from the "Journal of Intelligent Communication" were a little more intelligent.

"Dear Xxx,

My name is Editorial Office, and I am writing on behalf of Journal of Intelligent Communication. I came across your article, "Introduction". Its focus on Introduction caught our attention. I would like to invite you to consider a new and unpublished contribution to Journal of Intelligent Communication."
#AcademicPublishing #LLMs

Wishing the communications from the "Journal of Intelligent Communication" were a little more intelligent.

"Dear Xxx,

My name is Editorial Office, and I am writing on behalf of Journal of Intelligent Communication. I came across your article, "Introduction". Its focus on Introduction caught our attention. I would like to invite you to consider a new and unpublished contribution to Journal of Intelligent Communication."
#AcademicPublishing #LLMs

EMS Press is heading to OASPA 2026 in Zagreb. 👋

The annual conference of the Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association (OASPA) brings together the open scholarly communication community to exchange ideas and explore some of the major questions shaping the future of open access. This year’s conference takes place in Zagreb, Croatia, from 21–23 September.

Laura Simonite, Head of Business Development at EMS Press, will be joining the conference from Tuesday, and on Wednesday she’ll take part in the Poster Lightning Talk session with:

🎤 Launch to Open: Shared Risk, Collective Benefit
📅 Wednesday 23 September
🕛 11.55 am–12.40 pm

The talk introduces Launch to Open, a new model being piloted by EMS Press that explores how transparent journal finances and collective library support can help established journals move towards sustainable open access.

If you’re at #OASPA2026, come and find Laura and join the conversation. We’re looking forward to discussing what community-led approaches to scholarly publishing can look like in practice.

🔗 Conference information and programme: https://www.oaspa.org/events/annualconference/

#EMSPress #OpenAccess #ScholarlyCommunication #AcademicPublishing #Libraries

EMS Press is heading to OASPA 2026 in Zagreb. 👋

The annual conference of the Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association (OASPA) brings together the open scholarly communication community to exchange ideas and explore some of the major questions shaping the future of open access. This year’s conference takes place in Zagreb, Croatia, from 21–23 September.

Laura Simonite, Head of Business Development at EMS Press, will be joining the conference from Tuesday, and on Wednesday she’ll take part in the Poster Lightning Talk session with:

🎤 Launch to Open: Shared Risk, Collective Benefit
📅 Wednesday 23 September
🕛 11.55 am–12.40 pm

The talk introduces Launch to Open, a new model being piloted by EMS Press that explores how transparent journal finances and collective library support can help established journals move towards sustainable open access.

If you’re at #OASPA2026, come and find Laura and join the conversation. We’re looking forward to discussing what community-led approaches to scholarly publishing can look like in practice.

🔗 Conference information and programme: https://www.oaspa.org/events/annualconference/

#EMSPress #OpenAccess #ScholarlyCommunication #AcademicPublishing #Libraries

EMS Press is heading to OASPA 2026 in Zagreb. 👋

The annual conference of the Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association (OASPA) brings together the open scholarly communication community to exchange ideas and explore some of the major questions shaping the future of open access. This year’s conference takes place in Zagreb, Croatia, from 21–23 September.

Laura Simonite, Head of Business Development at EMS Press, will be joining the conference from Tuesday, and on Wednesday she’ll take part in the Poster Lightning Talk session with:

🎤 Launch to Open: Shared Risk, Collective Benefit
📅 Wednesday 23 September
🕛 11.55 am–12.40 pm

The talk introduces Launch to Open, a new model being piloted by EMS Press that explores how transparent journal finances and collective library support can help established journals move towards sustainable open access.

If you’re at #OASPA2026, come and find Laura and join the conversation. We’re looking forward to discussing what community-led approaches to scholarly publishing can look like in practice.

🔗 Conference information and programme: https://www.oaspa.org/events/annualconference/

#EMSPress #OpenAccess #ScholarlyCommunication #AcademicPublishing #Libraries

EMS Press is heading to OASPA 2026 in Zagreb. 👋

The annual conference of the Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association (OASPA) brings together the open scholarly communication community to exchange ideas and explore some of the major questions shaping the future of open access. This year’s conference takes place in Zagreb, Croatia, from 21–23 September.

Laura Simonite, Head of Business Development at EMS Press, will be joining the conference from Tuesday, and on Wednesday she’ll take part in the Poster Lightning Talk session with:

🎤 Launch to Open: Shared Risk, Collective Benefit
📅 Wednesday 23 September
🕛 11.55 am–12.40 pm

The talk introduces Launch to Open, a new model being piloted by EMS Press that explores how transparent journal finances and collective library support can help established journals move towards sustainable open access.

If you’re at #OASPA2026, come and find Laura and join the conversation. We’re looking forward to discussing what community-led approaches to scholarly publishing can look like in practice.

🔗 Conference information and programme: https://www.oaspa.org/events/annualconference/

#EMSPress #OpenAccess #ScholarlyCommunication #AcademicPublishing #Libraries

EMS Press is heading to OASPA 2026 in Zagreb. 👋

The annual conference of the Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association (OASPA) brings together the open scholarly communication community to exchange ideas and explore some of the major questions shaping the future of open access. This year’s conference takes place in Zagreb, Croatia, from 21–23 September.

Laura Simonite, Head of Business Development at EMS Press, will be joining the conference from Tuesday, and on Wednesday she’ll take part in the Poster Lightning Talk session with:

🎤 Launch to Open: Shared Risk, Collective Benefit
📅 Wednesday 23 September
🕛 11.55 am–12.40 pm

The talk introduces Launch to Open, a new model being piloted by EMS Press that explores how transparent journal finances and collective library support can help established journals move towards sustainable open access.

If you’re at #OASPA2026, come and find Laura and join the conversation. We’re looking forward to discussing what community-led approaches to scholarly publishing can look like in practice.

🔗 Conference information and programme: https://www.oaspa.org/events/annualconference/

#EMSPress #OpenAccess #ScholarlyCommunication #AcademicPublishing #Libraries

From this perspective on AI and "peer" review, I'm surprised to actually not see any increase in the rate of growth of articles with LLMs?
https://www.science.org/content/article/can-ai-help-solve-peer-review-crisis-here-are-its-promises-and-pitfalls #AcademicPublishing #PeerReview #AI

From this perspective on AI and "peer" review, I'm surprised to actually not see any increase in the rate of growth of articles with LLMs?
https://www.science.org/content/article/can-ai-help-solve-peer-review-crisis-here-are-its-promises-and-pitfalls #AcademicPublishing #PeerReview #AI

From this perspective on AI and "peer" review, I'm surprised to actually not see any increase in the rate of growth of articles with LLMs?
https://www.science.org/content/article/can-ai-help-solve-peer-review-crisis-here-are-its-promises-and-pitfalls #AcademicPublishing #PeerReview #AI

From this perspective on AI and "peer" review, I'm surprised to actually not see any increase in the rate of growth of articles with LLMs?
https://www.science.org/content/article/can-ai-help-solve-peer-review-crisis-here-are-its-promises-and-pitfalls #AcademicPublishing #PeerReview #AI

From this perspective on AI and "peer" review, I'm surprised to actually not see any increase in the rate of growth of articles with LLMs?
https://www.science.org/content/article/can-ai-help-solve-peer-review-crisis-here-are-its-promises-and-pitfalls #AcademicPublishing #PeerReview #AI

Submission requirements (word limits, abstract limits, reference caps) for 7,239 academic journals - open dataset, CC BY 4.0 https://github.com/scraiber/journal-submission-requirements

Normalized submission requirements for 7,239 academic journals, collected from each journal's own author guidelines and mapped to fields via OpenAlex.

#AcademicPublishing #OpenData

Submission requirements (word limits, abstract limits, reference caps) for 7,239 academic journals - open dataset, CC BY 4.0 https://github.com/scraiber/journal-submission-requirements

Normalized submission requirements for 7,239 academic journals, collected from each journal's own author guidelines and mapped to fields via OpenAlex.

#AcademicPublishing #OpenData

Submission requirements (word limits, abstract limits, reference caps) for 7,239 academic journals - open dataset, CC BY 4.0 https://github.com/scraiber/journal-submission-requirements

Normalized submission requirements for 7,239 academic journals, collected from each journal's own author guidelines and mapped to fields via OpenAlex.

#AcademicPublishing #OpenData

Submission requirements (word limits, abstract limits, reference caps) for 7,239 academic journals - open dataset, CC BY 4.0 https://github.com/scraiber/journal-submission-requirements

Normalized submission requirements for 7,239 academic journals, collected from each journal's own author guidelines and mapped to fields via OpenAlex.

#AcademicPublishing #OpenData

Submission requirements (word limits, abstract limits, reference caps) for 7,239 academic journals - open dataset, CC BY 4.0 https://github.com/scraiber/journal-submission-requirements

Normalized submission requirements for 7,239 academic journals, collected from each journal's own author guidelines and mapped to fields via OpenAlex.

#AcademicPublishing #OpenData

Editorial handover at Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric #Epidemiology. Outgoing Craig Morgan's editorial about "Time for Change"
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00127-026-03166-5

"[...] scientific journals are the products, and therefore the intellectual property, of scientific communities."

"There are many calls for the concept of statistical significance to be retired. I regret not implementing this in SPPE."

All the best to Uli Reininghaus and the new team!

#AcademicPublishing #NightshiftEditor

Editorial handover at Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric #Epidemiology. Outgoing Craig Morgan's editorial about "Time for Change"
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00127-026-03166-5

"[...] scientific journals are the products, and therefore the intellectual property, of scientific communities."

"There are many calls for the concept of statistical significance to be retired. I regret not implementing this in SPPE."

All the best to Uli Reininghaus and the new team!

#AcademicPublishing #NightshiftEditor

Editorial handover at Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric #Epidemiology. Outgoing Craig Morgan's editorial about "Time for Change"
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00127-026-03166-5

"[...] scientific journals are the products, and therefore the intellectual property, of scientific communities."

"There are many calls for the concept of statistical significance to be retired. I regret not implementing this in SPPE."

All the best to Uli Reininghaus and the new team!

#AcademicPublishing #NightshiftEditor

Editorial handover at Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric #Epidemiology. Outgoing Craig Morgan's editorial about "Time for Change"
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00127-026-03166-5

"[...] scientific journals are the products, and therefore the intellectual property, of scientific communities."

"There are many calls for the concept of statistical significance to be retired. I regret not implementing this in SPPE."

All the best to Uli Reininghaus and the new team!

#AcademicPublishing #NightshiftEditor

Editorial handover at Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric #Epidemiology. Outgoing Craig Morgan's editorial about "Time for Change"
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00127-026-03166-5

"[...] scientific journals are the products, and therefore the intellectual property, of scientific communities."

"There are many calls for the concept of statistical significance to be retired. I regret not implementing this in SPPE."

All the best to Uli Reininghaus and the new team!

#AcademicPublishing #NightshiftEditor

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Daily Nous: After Experiment, Journal Decides to Prohibit AI-Authored Content. “Earlier this month, the journal Philosophy & Public Affairs published an article largely written by an AI. The article was described as an experiment by the philosopher who submitted it, Simon Goldstein (Hong Kong), and its publication was similarly described by the journal’s editor in chief, Jason Brennan […]

Daily Nous: After Experiment, Journal Decides to Prohibit AI-Authored Content. “Earlier this month, the journal Philosophy & Public Affairs published an article largely written by an AI. The article was described as an experiment by the philosopher who submitted it, Simon Goldstein (Hong Kong), and its publication was similarly described by the journal’s editor in chief, Jason Brennan […]

Daily Nous: After Experiment, Journal Decides to Prohibit AI-Authored Content. “Earlier this month, the journal Philosophy & Public Affairs published an article largely written by an AI. The article was described as an experiment by the philosopher who submitted it, Simon Goldstein (Hong Kong), and its publication was similarly described by the journal’s editor in chief, Jason Brennan […]

Daily Nous: After Experiment, Journal Decides to Prohibit AI-Authored Content. “Earlier this month, the journal Philosophy & Public Affairs published an article largely written by an AI. The article was described as an experiment by the philosopher who submitted it, Simon Goldstein (Hong Kong), and its publication was similarly described by the journal’s editor in chief, Jason Brennan […]