This week Simon Linacre presents our second blog post from the Academy of Management Annual Meeting held in Copenhagen at the end of July. After focusing on geopolitical changes and their impact on business schools last week, this week we turn to technological change, in particular the latest hot takes on AI and management education. … Continue reading AI’s Impact on Management Education: More from AOM 2025
An Answer to the Hardest Question: Where Will You Publish?
Today sees the launch of CompassAI, a new feature for Cabells users which utilises AI to match journals to their article abstracts. Here, Simon Linacre takes us through the latest tool to help researchers in their publishing quest. Publishers have long been obsessed with understanding the psychology behind authors’ decisions to publish in certain … Continue reading An Answer to the Hardest Question: Where Will You Publish?
A Beginner’s Guide to ChatGPT and Generative AI in the Medical Research Publication Industry
Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) platforms, such as ChatGPT, have recently undergone a meteoric rise in their sophistication, accessibility, and prevalence throughout nearly every industry. Scholarly publishing and communications are no exception: it seems that every LinkedIn feed and conference program is teeming with discussions of these platforms. Depending on the opinion of the authors, generative … Continue reading A Beginner’s Guide to ChatGPT and Generative AI in the Medical Research Publication Industry
The Role of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Peer Review
This year, as the research community’s trust in the peer review system’s efficacy and efficiency has wavered, we’ve seen a sharp rise in the proposal and implementation of alterations to the standard peer review process. As such, it’s not surprising that the community-selected theme for the 2023 Peer Review Week is “Peer Review and The … Continue reading The Role of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Peer Review
The future of research evaluation
Following last week’s guest post from Rick Anderson on the risks of predatory journals, we turn our attention this week to legitimate journals and the wider issue of evaluating scholars based on their publications. With this in mind, Simon Linacre recommends a broad-based approach with the goal of such activities permanently front and center. This … Continue reading The future of research evaluation
Predicting 2019 is a fool’s game… so here are some predictions!
Five things that may or may not happen this year -- In his first post of 2019, Simon Linacre lifts the lid on what he expects to happen in the most unpredictable of years since, erm, 2018... A very Happy New Year to everyone, and as has become traditional in post-Christmas, early-January posts, I thought … Continue reading Predicting 2019 is a fool’s game… so here are some predictions!