Libraries eye multiple uses for artificial intelligence
AI-driven technologies can serve a vast range of use cases in libraries, explains Jon Bentley
AI and tech
Goldilocks and the research management systems
Kathryn Smith asks: how do we find one that’s just right?
Enhancing accessibility and efficiency in research
Kelly Snell explains why CABI saw an opportunity to better serve users by creating its own platform
Successful transformation comes from within
Charlotte Talmage reflects on a panel discussion on how publishers can manage change
Meeting the needs of today’s digital native researchers
Jeff Stonefield explains why researchers need to be firmly at the centre of product and system development
Three key themes on artificial intelligence
Verena Weigert reports from Jisc’s Research and Innovation Sector Strategy Forum Workshop on AI and Research
INTERVIEW: Advancing AI and women’s journey in science
Mateja Jamnik, Professor of Artificial Intelligence in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University of Cambridge
AI challenges for librarians
Darrell Gunter takes a critical look at racial bias and ethics in artificial intelligence
INTERVIEW: Re-enforcing the power of open science
Frederick Fenter, Chief Executive Editor of Frontiers, explains the recent formation of the Open Science Charter and its call for unrestricted access to scientific…
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
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