Boning up on tech transformation
Richard Hollingsworth and Emma Vodden explain how technology should be treated as a strategic asset in the world of academic publishing
AI and tech
Have we reached the limits of altmetrics?
AI increases both the risk of deliberate metric manipulation as well as the overall noise in the scholarly publishing system, writes David Stuart
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Silent, yet indispensable
Andrea Chiarelli explains how identifiers, metadata and shared infrastructures bolster research integrity
‘So much in the current system discourages best research practice’
Octopus founder Alexandra Freeman explains how the platform will "change the culture to one that is more collaborative than competitive"
AI, the new frontier – opportunities and challenges
Artificial intelligence is the future for all industries – including scholarly publishing, writes Darrell Gunter
UX: simplification and matching customer’s expectations
Dan Mayers, head of product development at OpenAthens, unveils the secrets to a first-class user experience
Anything but an even canvas
Resham Kotecha explains how the Open Data Institute responds to global challenges surrounding critical data infrastructures
How should we approach the AI revolution?
Reporting from the PubCon event, Cait Cullen asks: is artificial intelligence a threat to integrity or the herald of new opportunities?
Jisc report puts focus on UK research infrastructure assets
"Optimising the UK’s university research infrastructure assets" brings together a range of perspectives, says Victoria Moody
Using data to make complex decisions, fast
Simon Epstein and Emma Watkins describe how a society publisher unlocked author insights and improved workflows
AI summarisation to impact research productivity
As the fuss over GPT-style technology continues, scientists are now fully aware that the future of research productivity will depend on Artificial Intelligence (AI).…
Publication and data surveillance in academia
Joseph Koivisto and Jordan Sly from the University of Maryland discuss the implications of the publications-as-data model