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Generative AI & Innovations in Scholarly Publishing: Publisher Insights

AY2024-2025
Generative AI (GenAI) has made a significant impact on academic publishing. It helps to streamline workflows such as manuscript preparation, peer review, and content dissemination. However, it also presents challenges—including ensuring the originality of authorship, preventing AI-generated inaccuracies, and maintaining ethical publishing standards.

Join us to get insider tips from a publisher in how to harness the opportunities and navigate the challenges presented by GenAI.

This session is held back-to-back with the talk, Research Integrity & Publishing Ethics: A Publisher's Take. Light refreshments will be provided for participants who sign up for both sessions.
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Learn

  • The role of publishers, academic libraries, and authors in a research landscape augmented by GenAI
  • How publishers are harnessing GenAI while addressing the implications of its use in academic publishing
  • How can authors benefit from GenAI innovations introduced by the publishing industry

Speakers

Patsy Chia, NUS Libraries

Patsy Chia

Senior Librarian (Research Librarian – STEM)
As a research librarian, Patsy empowers the student, research and entrepreneurial community in their respective journeys by delivering carefully curated workshops and developing e-courses and online guides. She also advises on matters pertaining to technical standards. In her free time, she enjoys peaceful walks in the park.

Mihail Grecea, Elsevier

Mihail Grecea

PhD, Senior Expert in Publishing Ethics, Research Integrity & Publishing Ethics Centre of Expertise, Elsevier
Mihail Grecea was born in Romania. He graduated and obtained a Master of Science degree from the Faculty of Chemistry of the University of Bucharest in 1996. In 2006 Mihail obtained his PhD in Physical Chemistry from the University of Leiden, The Netherlands. In February 2011 he joined Elsevier in Amsterdam. Mihail became an Expert in Publishing Ethics at Elsevier in May 2013 and Senior Expert in Publishing Ethics in June 2023.


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