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  1. "Journal editors do not need to worry about preventing misinformation from being spread"

    A long-standing EASE tradition, the closing conference debate brings together Council members Are Brean and Haseeb Irfanullah for a provocative discussion on the role of editors in the age of misinformation. Chaired by Joan Marsh.

    Hasseb swung an overwhelming majority against to a 47% vote in favour, winning the debate.

    ease.org.uk/ease-events/18th-e

    #Misinformation #EASEevents #EASEoslo #JournalEditing

  2. Our environment & sustainability committee (ease.org.uk/communities/specia) presents the UN SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) Publishers Compact, the EASE Manifesto, and the EDI Survey, as well as our soon-to-be-launched checklist to implement the SDGs, which can be exported as a PDF and can be organisation-wide or journal-level.

    ease.org.uk/ease-events/18th-e

    #SDGs #Sustainability #EASEevents #EASEoslo #JournalPublishing #EDI #EquityDiversityInclusion

  3. Ashley Cooper chairs a panel on misconceptions around what manuscript editors do, and their responsibilities in helping to avoid misinformation.

    Véronique Gebala, @Nature, values persuasive cover letters. Yateen Joshi says the key to acceptance is substance of the article - though that only comes when it is sent to reviewers. Journal may use other issues to screen out submissions.

    ease.org.uk/ease-events/18th-e

    #EASEevents #EASEoslo #JournalEditors #ScienceEditing #JournalEditing #Misinformation

  4. Shaharima Parvin of East West University in Bangladesh presents her experience as a librarian.

    "Information wants to be free. It also wants to be expensive" - Stewart Brand, 1984

    Trust is at risk, but open access helps promote scholarly communication - however, many senior researchers believe all OA is predatory. Many academics want to publish asap, don't know about indexing, and lack funds.

    #EASEevents #EASEoslo #Librarians #ScholComm #PredatoryJournals #PredatoryPublishing #Bangladesh

  5. Think. Check. Submit. helps teach researchers and others to identify predatory and questionable journals. Sofie Wennström presents at our conference in Oslo on how the tips guide authors as an alternative to block lists, allow lists, and the uncritical use of journal metrics. They also help journals ensure they are being and presenting as trustworthy.

    #PredatoryPublishing #PredatoryJournals #ThinkCheckSubmit #JournalPublishing #CriticalAppraisal #PublicationEthics #EASEevents #EASEoslo

  6. Joanna Ball of @DOAJ presents how the index is a gold standard for Open Access journals and is used as a trust marker by librarians, researchers, and other literature services.

    #OpenAccess #JournalPublishing #PublicationEthics #AbstractingAndIndexing #AcademicJournals #AcademicPublishing #EASEevents #EASEoslo

  7. Russia's invasion of Ukraine affected their scholarly journals because the occupiers appropriated university journals based in those territories, says Iryna Izarova.

    Working with the ISSN International Centre & the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, new rules for ISSNs in occupied & disputed territories were developed.
    #ISSNs #EASEoslo #EASEevents #UkraineRussiaWar #EASEukraine #PublicationEthics #GeoPolitics #GlobalConflict #InternationalLaw #OccupiedTerritories #JournalPublishing

  8. Intercepting Misconduct - Practical Tips for Editors is chaired by Jason Roberts, with Paula Saikkonen, Dan Stuckey, and Ines Steffens.

    Our final session today brings together experts sharing practical, low-cost ways to detect and prevent research misconduct - especially valuable for editors at smaller journals.

    ease.org.uk/ease-events/18th-e

    #EASEoslo #EASEevents #ScienceEditing #ScientificMisconduct #ResearchIntegrity

  9. My panel this morning at the European Association of Science Editors (@EASE) conference in Oslo was on the use of new tech in research integrity checks, alongside Caroline Sutton in person and Kim Eggleton and Jane Alfred online.

    Our conversation was great (if I say so myself), helped by the chairing by Brian Cody. I thought it would be interesting to see how others here would answer Brian's questions:

    1. What are the top research integrity concerns for scholarly publishers, and how much are they discipline-specific?

    2. Technical checks can be overwhelming for journals. How to manage manuscript checklists from a process perspective?

    3. How do publishers considering new automation / tools decide what's necessary vs nice to have?

    4. Case studies of implementing tools.

    5. Many tools only apply to English publications. What tools should non-English journals know about?

    6. How can publishers and editors get involved in tool development?

    7. What is the potential for AI to improve research integrity checks vs human oversight?

    #ResearchIntegrity #PublicationEthics #AItools #Automation #EASEevents #EASEoslo #PaperMills #ScholarlyPublishing #ScholComm

  10. Pressures and Solutions for Shoestring-Budget Journal Publishers: how do small, non-profit journal publishers maintain editorial quality amid tightening resources, rising competition, & misinformation & AI?

    The panel explored how cultural and linguistic factors, particularly in small nation settings, complicate plagiarism detection & editorial consistency. Small communities improve trust but risk bias.

    #EASEoslo #EASEevents #ScholarlyPublishing #AcademicJournals #JournalEditing #PeerReview

  11. Preserving the Integrity of the Scholarly Record: Danielle Padula, Scholastica & Madhura Amdekar, Crossref chair a panel on metadata, with Alice Meadows, MoreBrains & David Haber, ASM.

    - Persistent identifiers (PIDs) are key to trustworthy info
    - Metadata can be trust signals
    - Identity & provenance are important
    - Metadata makes articles & data findable/interoperable
    - Join communities, e.g., NISO

    ease.org.uk/ease-events/18th-e

    #EASEevents #EASEoslo #MetaData #PIDs #PersistentIdentifiers #ScholComm

  12. Camilla Stoltenberg, CEO of the Norwegian Research Centre (NORCE), recounts her experience of pandemics (incl. SARS and COVID) and the importance of ensuring independence, transparency, and accuracy of public health information. There needs to be room for open disagreement to build trust, especially in uncertain times. Scientific advisors should be allowed to state their opinions.
    ease.org.uk/ease-events/18th-e

    #EASEevents #EASEoslo #CamillaStoltenberg #PublicHealth #Misinformation #TrustInScience

  13. EASE is grateful for the kind invitation by the mayor of Oslo, Anne Lindboe, and the generous hospitality of Oslo city hall. To protect science from disinformation, scientists and science editors must not forget they are citizens at first. The way to safeguard trustworthiness of science and ensuring its rigor and integrity is to engage with citizens and empower their critical thinking skills.

    #EASEevents #Disinformation #ScienceEditing #PeerReview #Conference2025 #EASEoslo

  14. The 23rd Annual General Meeting of EASE in Oslo is opened by Cem Uzun, giving thanks to our council, committees, chapters, special interest groups, and 600+ members. 🇳🇴
    #Conference2025 #EASEoslo #EASEevents #JournalEditing #ScienceEditing #Norway

  15. We are happy to partner with @Science_Open on a free webinar, Thu 27 Mar 2pm UK, to show how we're using them to promote our journal & publish conference posters. This is our first Satellite Event for our May conference in Oslo. ScienceOpen has interactive features for journal editors & authors, including one-click sharing, recommendations, review, lay summaries, curated collections, usage tracking, metrics.
    ease.org.uk/event/reaching-new
    #EASEevents #SciComm #ResearchImpact #Conference2025 #EASEoslo

  16. The EASE Scientific Poster Competition 2025 is open! 🖼️🔬

    Submit in three categories, with a prize 🏆 for the best poster in each:
    - Scientific
    - Scholarly Publishing Process and Innovation
    - Community Engagement and Collaboration

    PLUS a prize for the best Norwegian power, as our conference is in Oslo. 🇳🇴

    Posters will be displayed at the venue during our conference and will be online from 1 May.

    ease.org.uk/ease-events/18th-e

    #EASEevents #EASEoslo25
    #PosterPresentations #ScholarlyPublishing #SciComm

  17. In recognition of International Open Access Week 'Community over Commercialization' October 21-27 2024, the North Macedonian Chapter of EASE hosted their inaugural event on the topic of open access.

    m.youtube.com/watch?si=4IajZ5A

    More on the chapter: ease.org.uk/communities/region

    #EASEevents #NorthMacedonia #OpenAccess #OpenAccessWeek #Webinar

  18. Registration is open for our online Autumn Symposium 🍂 on Tues 26 November:
    Al & digital tools in scholarly publishing 🤖💻⚙️

    See more: ease.org.uk/ease-events/autumn
    Register here: ease.org.uk/autumn-symposium-s
    EASE & Sister Society members (CIEP/ISMTE/MET/NEaT/SENSE): £90 🧑‍🤝‍🧑
    Non-members: £180
    Those working in LMICs may apply for a free sponsored place. 🌍
    #AItools #DigitalPublishing #JournalPublication #AcademicPublishing #OnlineConference #ScholComm #ScholarlyPublishing #DigitalTools #EASEevents

  19. Save the date: our new one-day online Autumn Symposium on Al and digital tools in scholarly publishing is on Tuesday 26 November.

    Experts in the publishing industry will present innovations in the use of Al and digital tools for authors, researchers, manuscript editors, journal editors, and reviewers.

    Registration will open soon, with discounts for EASE members and large groups.

    ease.org.uk/ease-events/autumn

    #AItools #LLMs #EASEevents #Conference2024 #JournalEditing #ScholarlyPublishing #ScholComm

  20. AI as a sustainable writing and translation aid in scholarly publishing: Tues 17 Sept, 2pm (UK time). Susanna Fiorini, OPERAS scientific coordinator and a translator and consultant in translation technology, will give guidance on Al-based writing and translation technologies for academic publishers, editors, authors, and translators. Register:
    ease.org.uk/event/ease-member-
    EASE members free, £25 non-members.
    #EASEevents #Alwriting #AITools #Translation
    #ScholarlyPublishing #JournalEditing #Translators

  21. Our Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Committee webinar will share initiatives from The Lancet journals.

    Ana Heredia will chair, with speakers Zoë Mullan & Diana Samuel from The Lancet group talking about the development of policies, the importance of EDI from a scientific & social perspective, & ideas for an effective strategy.

    Sept 10, 3-4 pm BST. Registration is free & open to all: ease.org.uk/event/equity-diver
    #EASEevents #EquityDiversityInclusion #EDI #TheLancet #ScholarlyPublishing #JournalEditing

  22. Want to know more about @ORCID_Org, the Open Researcher & Contributor Identifier?

    Our webinar this month is free & open to all. Join us, Tues 23 Jul, 1pm BST. Register: ease.org.uk/event/ease-webinar

    @Lisalibrarian, ORCID Board Chair & a professor/librarian at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, will give an overview of ORCID's efforts to increase their reach & engagement, plus other persistent identifiers (PIDs).

    #EASEevents #ORCID #PersistentIdentifiers #PIDs #FreeWebinar #Authorship

  23. From science to policy making: making complex scientific findings accessible.

    For our EASE Nordic chapter webinar, Koen Jonkers of the European Commission's Joint Research Centre will present takeaways from the EU Science for Policy Framework. Complex scientific findings can be communicated using clear structure, language, and key messages.

    Thu 20 June, 3pm CEST / 4pm EEST / 2pm BST. Free and open to all.

    ease.org.uk/event/ease-nordic-

    #EASEevents #SciencePolicy #Accessibility #SciComm

  24. Can technology and large language models aid peer review? Our Peer Review Committee Chair, Mario Malički, hosted a webinar with James Zou, Lu Sun, and Mike Thelwall. Al, including LLMs, promises to revolutionise scientific discovery. Idea generation, study conduct, manuscript writing, research dissemination, and quality control might be enhanced or done by machines. We discussed how peer review is already changing.
    youtube.com/watch?si=N5aPqFiW5
    #PeerReview #EASEevents #LLMs #AItools #ResearchMethods

  25. Our Ukrainian Regional Chapter was pleased to host this webinar, CRediT: The Contributor Role Taxonomy.

    Given the importance of clear authorship attribution & recognition in academia, we are eager to explore how CRediT can enhance our understanding and use of contributor roles.

    Scholastica CEO Brian Cody, Simon Kerridge, & Daniel Evanko presented, chaired by Iryna Izarova.
    youtube.com/watch?si=nixRzvHgA

    #EASEevents #Authorship #UkrainianScience #ScholComm #AcademicMastodon #Webinar #CreditTaxonomy

  26. Most scientific journals publish online-only & almost all online first. Online's accessibility, cost-efficiency, & interactivity revolutionized publishing, but some journals are still in print. Are print journals dinosaurs or do they have a role? 🦕🆚💻

    This webinar with Are Brean, Editor-in-chief of The Journal of The Norwegian Medical Association, was by our Nordic Chapter, free & open to all.
    youtube.com/watch?si=baOSnYLMW
    #EASEevents #JournalPublication #ScholComm #ScholarlyPublishing #FreeWebinar

  27. The EASE Awards for 2022/23 were announced at an online event on Wed 7 Feb: m.youtube.com/watch?si=oHnAi42

    Congratulations to all those nominated by our membership and, of course, our award winners:
    Iryna Izarova, Roohi Ghosh, @pippasmart, and our other journal and conference winners. 🏆

    ease.org.uk/ease-awards-2022-2

    #JournalEditing #JournalPublication #EASEevents #WinnerWinnerChickenDinner