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Editage event: From Draft to Submission: AI Tools for Optimizing the Research Workflow

Name: Editage event: From Draft to Submission: AI Tools for Optimizing the Research Workflow
Start: 2025-05-15T00:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-05-15T23:59:59+01:00

Thursday, 15 May 2025 1:00 PM GMT

With Artificial Intelligence transforming the research landscape, are you concerned about data privacy, trustworthiness, and responsible use of AI? Fret no more! We’re excited to bring you an insightful session, “From Draft to Submission: AI Tools for Optimizing the Research Workflow,” led by expert speaker Pedro Gomes Peixoto. Join us for this hour-long demonstration on Editage’s suite of AI-powered tools—R.Discovery (for discovering relevant content), Paperpal (to support academic writing), and Mind the Graph (for creating impactful scientific visuals). Discover the impact of these AI tools on optimizing and enhancing your entire research workflow!

Why you should join:

Learn how AI tools can support various stages of the research workflow.
Get insights on reliable, ethical, and purpose-fit AI tools tailored to your research needs.
Discover best strategies to save time, reduce manual effort, and boost productivity with AI. 
Understand how to manage issues of data privacy, algorithmic bias, and over-reliance on technology.
Explore how combining R.Discovery, Paperpal, and Mind the Graph can deliver a seamless and efficient research experience.

Speaker

Pedro Gomes Peixoto

(PhD Student – Agronomy, Entomology) | Biologist Researcher

Pedro Gomes Peixoto (M.Sc.) is a researcher actively engaged in the fields of sustainability, agriculture, insect rearing and biology (focused on Integrated Pest Management (IPM)), and the application of AI in data intelligence and information processing. His work encompasses topics such as the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in agriculture, remote sensing, beneficial biodiversity, and sustainable agricultural practices. Currently, he is working on projects that integrate technology to analyze the spatiotemporal dynamics of sugarcane pests, with a particular emphasis on Sphenophorus levis.