I migliori Academic Research podcast (2024)

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Technology, Integrity, and Open Access: The Future of Academic Publishing 50:22

3M ago50:22

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In this episode of Insights Xchange, Dr. Harsh Jegadeesan, Chief Publishing Officer and Member of the Management Board at Springer Nature Group, discusses with Nikesh Gosalia the evolving landscape of the academic publishing industry, the various disruptions taking place within it, and the ocean of opportunities in digital publication. Dr. Jegadees…

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Engaging Diverse Audiences, Building Trust, and Embracing Uncertainty: How Can Scientific Research Be Best Made Accessible in Today's Dynamic Media Landscape? 54:23

4M ago54:23

54:23

Meagan Phelan, Communications Director, Science Family Journals, American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) joins Nikesh Gosalia for an insightful discussion about the myriad challenges in science communication. They explore the balance between media coverage and scientific accuracy, the role of alternate formats in simplifying comp…

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🔴 Academic Research Myths Busted 9:20

5M ago9:20

9:20

This podcast addresses 3 of the most common misconceptions about doing research. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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🔴 Imposter Syndrome in Academia: My Experience 8:03

5M ago8:03

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On this episode, i share my experience of Imposter Syndrome in Academia and tips that have helped me overcome this syndrome. Enjoy listening. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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🔴 Sampling: How to Select Research Participants for Qualitative Research 7:49

5M ago7:49

7:49

On this episode, I discuss information on what is required for participant selection in a qualitative research and different sampling methods. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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🔴 How to select Participants: Quantitative Research 7:51

5M ago7:51

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In this log, we discuss different types of sampling methods for Quantitative Research. Enjoy!. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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🔴 How to write a Research Proposal 10:23

5M ago10:23

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If you need a guide on how to write your research proposal whether Undergraduate, Honours, Masters, PhD, Ethics and grants, the tips here will get you on your way. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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🔴 How to construct a good Research Question 8:42

5M ago8:42

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In this log, I discuss some important points when constructing your research question. Enjoy. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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🔴 How to Write a Literature Review. 10:30

5M ago10:30

10:30

On this episode, i share some helpful tips and ideas on how to write a Literature Review Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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🔴 How to choose the right qualitative method: A simple way. 7:05

5M ago7:05

7:05

A simple way of choosing the appropriate qualitative method. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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🔴 Some of the mistakes I made during my PhD Journey. 8:42

5M ago8:42

8:42

On this episode, I discuss some of the mistakes I made during my research journey. We live and learn right? hopefully it helps someone along their own journey too. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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🔴 Mental health during the PhD. journey 20:17

5M ago20:17

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PhD can be mentally tasking and stressful. It is important that PhD students know how to manage their mental health through this journey. Chad and I, share our lived experiences on this episode of ARL. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi Oluwatomilayo/Dr Chad

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🔴 Research Stories from Uganda 17:43

5M ago17:43

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Tracy is currently Exploring mentoring for hospital nurses/midwives in Uganda. In this log we discuss research done for us and by us. Do we value our own research results? Thank you Tracy for the phenomenal work you are doing. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo/Tracy

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🎈What makes qualitative research qualitative? 13:33

5M ago13:33

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Join me on this discussion on what makes qualitative research qualitative Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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Shaping the Future: Technology, Diversity, and Open Access in Scholarly Publishing with Heather Staines 1:14:28

5M ago1:14:28

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In this episode, Nikesh Gosalia engages in conversation with Heather Staines, Director of Community Engagement and Senior Consultant at Delta Think and a veteran in scholarly communications and academic publishing. They discuss the evolving role of technology in academics, the importance of diversity in academic content, and the challenges and oppo…

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Higher Education: Remote Learning, AI, Research, and THE University Rankings with Phil Baty 1:01:41

6M ago1:01:41

1:01:41

In this episode, Nikesh Gosalia interviews Times Higher Education's (THE) Chief Knowledge Officer Phil Baty to talk about the importance of transparency in ranking systems, key trends in university rankings, and the consultancy services offered by THE to help universities improve their reputation. They also discuss the long-term impact of the COVID…

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Open Access: Myths, APCs, and Barriers to Adoption with Robyn Mugridge 56:57

7M ago56:57

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For journals, the shift to open access can feel like venturing into the great unknown, but is there a way to make this process easier? In this episode, Nikesh Gosalia speaks with Robyn Mugridge about the adoption of open access practices. Robyn debunks some common myths surrounding open access, talks about how paywalls could hold back scientific pr…

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Automation, Algorithms, and Research Integrity: What does a Hybrid Human-Machine Future Look Like for Academic Publishing? 1:10:15

7M ago1:10:15

1:10:15

This episode features Nikesh Gosalia in captivating conversation with Dr. Leslie McIntosh, Vice President of Research Integrity at Digital Science and Founder of Ripeta, a software and services company with a mission to enhance the transparency, reproducibility, and quality of scientific research. Together, they delve into the dynamic intersection …

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Open Access, Inclusivity, and Pre-Prints: What's the Future of Academic Publishing? 58:37

8M ago58:37

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In this episode of Insights Xchange, Nikesh Gosalia hosts a compelling conversation with Ashley Farley, of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Together Nikesh and Ashley explore the transformative landscape of academic research, delving into open research, the shift towards open access, sustainable publishing models, and the evolving role of AI …

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🔴 The Power Of Networking and Mentoring ||Professional Opportunities|| 30:17

10M ago30:17

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In this episode of Academic Research Logs, we had the privilege of speaking with Dr Ngozi Oguguah. Together, we explored two of the most effective ways of creating professional opportunities: Mentoring and Networking. We discussed what inspires her passion for mentoring and guiding researchers, including PhD. candidates. The rewards, challenges, an…

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Scientific Misconduct, Paper Mills, and Social Media with Elisabeth Bik 22:51

1y ago22:51

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Nikesh Gosalia and Elisabeth Bik continue their conversation on scientific misconduct, starting with the role played by research institutions in combating research misconduct. Elisabeth talks about the organized crime of research fraud: paper mills, which are companies that produce fake research papers and sell their authorship position to research…

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Fake Photos, AI Tools, and Research Fraud with Elisabeth Bik 25:01

1y ago25:01

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Research fraud is increasingly common these days. Will AI tools just make this worse or can they help combat fraud? Nikesh Gosalia talks to Elisabeth Bik about research fraud, starting with the plagiarism incident that inspired Elisabeth to become a full-time research integrity volunteer. She talks about the main factor pushing researchers to commi…

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ChatGPT: The New AI Rubber Duck with 67 Bricks 22:25

1y ago22:25

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Nikesh Gosalia continues talking to Simon Epstein and Will Bailey from 67 Bricks. They delve deeper into the use of ChatGPT in research. Will thinks ChatGPT could increase global inclusivity in research despite its lack of insightfulness, and Simon suggests open access as a solution to the problems posed by ChatGPT. They also talk about using ChatG…

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🔴 How to deal with Professional Jealousy at work | GUIDE & TIPS 26:04

1y ago26:04

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Professional jealousy is not an uncommon issue, often not talked about and overlooked. In this very special episode, with Dr Adegoke, we unravel what professional jeaolusy looks like in academia, its signs, and how to tackle when faced with it Dr. Adegoke is the first Nigerian and West African Scientist to be selected for Brain Pool Fellowship. He …

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67 Bricks on Large Language Models (LLMs) in Academic Publishing 30:12

1y ago30:12

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Big changes are afoot in the publishing world, with the creation of AI tools like ChatGPT. Nikesh Gosalia talks to Will Bailey and Simon Epstein from 67 Bricks about these developments and their impact on research. They start by sharing the origin story of 67 Bricks: the name was inspired by the number of post-its on a whiteboard during a meeting! …

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🔴 How to secure Research Grants/Funding. |Easy TIPS TO FOLLOW. 29:47

1y ago29:47

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On this session of Academic Research Logs, we had the privilege of speaking with Juliet Inyang, the Co-fouder of Academic Hive. 🔴 See the link to the website 👉 http://academichive.com Juliet is a university lecturer, author, researcher, data analyst (Qual & Quant), and social entrepreneur. She is well-published, has won several academic awards, and…

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Barriers to Open Access Adoption with Robyn Mugridge 26:43

1y ago26:43

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In the second part of this episode, Nikesh Gosalia and Robyn Mugridge kick off their discussion by addressing the two main barriers that prevent societies from adopting open access — financial risk and differing mindsets. Robyn breaks down the concept of transformative agreements; these are contracts intended to ease the transition toward open acce…

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Robyn Mugridge on Open Access: Myths, APCs, and Revenue Generation 32:03

1y ago32:03

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For journals, the shift to open access can feel like venturing into the great unknown, but is there a way to make this process easier? In this episode, Nikesh Gosalia talks to Robyn Mugridge about the adoption of open access practices. They start by discussing Robyn’s journey from an English lecturer to an open access proponent at Frontiers. Robyn …

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🔴 Part 1-Innovative Solutions - How to use Research to Drive Change 19:23

1y ago19:23

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In this log, I had a conversation with Dolapo Enejoh, a woman of diverse skills, knowledge, and expertise, as a Program/project manager, Researcher, Food and nutrition security specialist, a storyteller and significant experience in managing multinational research projects across organisations and sectors. Her expertise in Human and Public Health N…

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🔴 Part 2-Innovative Solutions-How to use Research to Drive Change 26:20

1y ago26:20

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This is the concluding part of the knowledge packed Log with Dolapo Enejoh on creating change, and providing solutions using research . You don't want to miss the concluding part. Enjoy listening. Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi oluwatomilayo

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🔴 Breaking Barriers and Boundaries. 55:43

1y ago55:43

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On this session of Academic Research Logs, I sat down with Dr Elvis to have a conversation about how it all started and what's next? We pulled back the curtains and looked behind the scenes into this ground-breaking project. Doing research by us and for us- yes! tackling issues peculiar to developing countries. Thank you, Dr Elvis, for what you are…

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🔴 Part 2: Stories behind the research with Dr Mrs Owoola Ambali #research #nigeria #africa 19:40

1y ago19:40

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Part 2: Join us on this concluding part with Dr Mrs Owoola Ambali, as she continues to share her academic research journey with us. She shares life post PhD, job prospects, the importance of support systems especially the support of family and valuable tips for upcoming PhD candidates in Nigeria. she also highlighted the importance of integrity, ri…

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🔴 Part 1: Doing Research in Africa (Nigeria and Gambia) - Dr Mrs Owoola Ambali 18:02

1+ y ago18:02

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Part 1: Dr Mrs Owoola Ambali obtained her PhD in Pharmacognosy from the prestigious University of Ibadan, Nigeria. In this log she shares the impact of inadequate infrastructure while doing research in Africa. Systemic barriers and disadvantages as well as being a woman, a wife, and a mum navigating the landscapes of doing academic research in Nige…

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🔴 Stories Behind the Research from Africa: Nigeria. 24:25

1+ y ago24:25

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Dr Udeme Jacob gives us an insight into the ups, downs, challenges, and yes rewards that are peculiar to doing research in Africa. Amid challenges such as lack of appreciation of the work done by us and for us, lack of funding, infrastructure, and governance issues. Even with these, the competence of researchers in Nigeria cannot be underestimated …

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🔴 Support systems we have found useful. PhD Experiences 17:09

1+ y ago17:09

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Support systems we have found useful. Michelle and myself got together to chat about what support looks like at different stages of our PhD experiences. Enjoy! Support the Show. Academic Research Logs: Sharing Lived ExperiencesDi Michelle

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🔴 Stories Behind the Research with Dr Kennie 32:38

1+ y ago32:38

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Faith! 2 Timothy 2 vs 3: paraphrased- 'Enduring hardness' and then 'reaping the rewards'.This discussion on our log today is not only inspiring but it shows the place of faith in a PhD Journey. Dr Kennie shares some of the lessons he has learned through his PhD journeys, yes you heard that right! Journeys . These are lessons through the Journeys of…

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🔴 Stories behind the Research with Dr Titi 26:15

1+ y ago26:15

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In this log, we put a face to the research. (Dr Titi's amazing work in the Aerospace Engineering field). We delve into the inspiration and motivation behind the research. The challenges, the high moments and the impact of cultural differences on learning. Even so, the peculiarities of labels a 'woman' and within that a woman of colour, 'young' etc …

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Mark Hahnel on the Future of Open Science, Publishing, and Figshare 17:31

1+ y ago17:31

17:31

In the final part of their conversation, Nikesh Gosalia and Mark Hahnel talk about open science, but this time with an emphasis on the future. They discuss carrot-and-stick incentives that can encourage researchers to participate in open science. Mark shares his views on future developments in academic publishing, specifically on how machine interp…

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The Importance of Open Access and Technology with Mark Hahnel 20:24

1+ y ago20:24

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Nikesh Gosalia and Mark Hahnel continue their discussion on making scientific data public, talking about the idea of publishing negative data and the unequal explosion of gold vs. green open access. Mark makes a strong case for keeping all data openly available in time-sensitive research fields such as COVID-19. He also discusses how open access co…

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The Story Behind Figshare with Mark Hahnel 17:59

1+ y ago17:59

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Join host Nikesh Gosalia as he chats with Mark Hahnel from Figshare about the creation of the Figshare platform. Mark talks about his background in genomics and how a gap year spent travelling eventually led him to do a PhD in stem cell biology. As a PhD student, he experienced struggles while trying to publish his research findings, and this inspi…

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Jigisha Patel on ‘Publish or Perish’, Research Integrity, and Peer Review 36:33

1+ y ago36:33

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This is a special episode for Peer Review Week 2022 featuring research integrity specialist, Jigisha Patel! Hosts Nikesh Gosalia and Jayashree Rajagopalan talk to Jigisha about her career journey from being a medical doctor to a journal editor. She shares her observations on common research integrity dilemmas in publishing, from plagiarism to autho…

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Remote Learning, AI Tech, and Research Frameworks with Phil Baty 29:46

1+ y ago29:46

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Is remote learning here to stay? In the second part of their conversation, Nikesh Gosalia and Phil Baty discuss changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic and various other issues related to higher education. They start with the Research Excellence Framework, and Phil shares his thoughts on the importance of such frameworks and the controversy of univers…

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Phil Baty on the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 32:34

1+ y ago32:34

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In today's episode, Nikesh Gosalia speaks to Times Higher Education (THE) Chief Knowledge Officer Phil Baty about university rankings. Phil talks about THE’s origins and his personal history within the company and delves into the THE World University Rankings and shares insider info on the inner workings of the rankings — he covers everything from …

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Gareth O'Neill on the Open Science Cloud, Metadata, and Impact 22:13

2y ago22:13

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Will research articles exist in the future? Nikesh Gosalia and Gareth O'Neill continue their discussion, talking about the evolution of nanopublications and the role of commercial publishers in open science. To illustrate the global emergence of the open science cloud, Gareth provides an overview of the open science efforts in different countries. …

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The Future of Open Science with Gareth O'Neill 28:26

2y ago28:26

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Gareth O'Neill and Nikesh Gosalia continue their discussion on all things open science, starting with the case of Diederik Stapel, a cautionary tale on the dangers of closed data. Gareth shares his insider knowledge on upcoming open science developments, including FAIR, European Open Science Cloud (EOSC), and the use of AI algorithms to find datase…

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Gareth O’Neill on Open Science and Early Career Researchers 30:02

2y ago30:02

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In today’s episode, Nikesh Gosalia and Gareth O’Neill chat about the recent shift toward open science. They start by discussing Gareth's early days as a linguistic lecturer, his foray into open access, and his activism on behalf of researchers at the European Union, as well as his work with open science projects Eurodoc, FOSTER, and DRC. Gareth sha…

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Lisa Cuevas Shaw on Culture Change, AI in Publishing, and Research Funding 28:13

2y ago28:13

28:13

Nikesh Gosalia and Lisa Cuevas Shaw discuss open science and its major challenges in depth, covering AI tech to research funding. Lisa shares her thoughts on the funder’s role in driving change and addresses the unique issues that currently affect research funding. They tackle another very relevant topic for researchers — the use of AI-based tools …

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Making Open Science the Default Practice with Lisa Cuevas Shaw 29:20

2y ago29:20

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In today's episode, Nikesh Gosalia talks to Lisa Cuevas Shaw about open science practices and her journey in the publishing industry. Lisa unpacks her experiences, from her beginnings at Sage to her stint at McGraw Hill, before her return to Sage to help expand Corwin. She discusses the opportunities that led her to the Center for Open Science, whi…

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AI Tech in Publishing and Research Promotion with Duncan MacRae 20:38

2y ago20:38

20:38

Nikesh Gosalia and Duncan MacRae continue their conversation on the current issues in the publishing industry, starting with the use of AI technology to manage the recent boom in journal submissions. They discuss the increasing importance of research promotion in recent years and the need for journals to establish a brand, particularly on social me…

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Duncan MacRae on Open Access, Peer Review, and Journal Discoverability 18:21

2y ago18:21

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Plan S, an initiative for scientists to publish outside paywalls, has made waves in the publishing industry. Host Nikesh Gosalia and Duncan MacRae tackle the relevant topic of open access in scholarly publishing. Duncan talks about journals transitioning from subscription-based to open access, inefficiencies in journal workflow, and the importance …

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