From Manuscripts to Machines: A Fun Dive into AI for Publishing Newbies

Duration: 1 hr 1 min
Publication Date: February 2025

About the session

Artificial intelligence offers opportunities and challenges for those in scholarly publishing. In this webinar for early career professionals, panelists will explore AI's impact on the publishing landscape (including editorial, business, and technology), share AI use cases, and provide attendees with practical insights and strategies for leveraging AI in their work.

Keyword:: Early Career AI

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Speakers

Chief Strategy Officer, Research Solutions

Josh Nicholson is the Chief Strategy Officer of Research Solutions and co-founder of Scite, a next-generation citation index that puts citations into context. Previously, he was the founder and CEO of the Winnower and CEO of Authorea, two companies aimed at improving how scientists publish and collaborate. He holds a PhD in cell biology from Virginia Tech, where his research focused on the effects of aneuploidy on chromosome segregation in cancer.
Leader, Intellgent Services Group, Wiley Partner Solutions

Hong Zhou leads the Intelligent Services Group in Wiley Partner Solutions, which designs and develops award-winning products/services that leverage advanced AI, big data, and cloud technologies to modernize publishing workflow, enhance content & audience discovery and monetization, and help publishers move from content provider to knowledge provider.
Managing Editor, American Society of Anesthesiologists

Rebecca Benner has more than 20 years of experience in STM journal publishing. As the current Senior Managing Editor of Anesthesiology (flagship journal of the American Society of Anesthesiologists), she is responsible for the planning and implementation of journal editorial strategies and editorial operations. Rebecca is a member of the Society for Scholarly Publishing’s Early Career Subcommittee, and her professional interests include publishing standards and trends; the evolution of language and usage; and diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging in scholarly publishing and beyond.
Publication Data and Ethics Manager, American Chemical Society (ACS)

Rocio joined ACS in June 2024 as a Publication Data and Ethics Manager. In her role, she provides guidance to ACS journals on ethics cases, promotes best practices and helps draft policies in accordance with industry standards as set by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), and assesses research integrity tools for the ACS Publishing Integrity Office. Prior to joining ACS, Rocio worked as an Editorial Manager at Science Advances, AAAS.