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EASE webinar: GPT, language models, and AI in scholarly publishing – how it works, what it does and what it will never do
In 2022, the launch of ChatGPT reinvigorated the debate about the use of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and natural language models. In this webinar, Dr Phill Jones will take attendees through a non-technical explanation of how technologies like GPT function, where they’re being used, what they can do, and what the inherent limitations are.
SDG Publishers Compact Fellows workshop: How to write for non-academic audiences to achieve progress towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
This practical, hands-on workshop explores how to make research more accessible to non academic audiences and how research assessment reform can support these efforts. Participants will have the opportunity to hear from a range of experts on how to write for non expert readers, with practical advice and guidance.
Croatian EASE Chapter / CROASC / University of Zadar – 17th EASE General Assembly and Conference satellite session
Topic: Peer review and how it affects journal quality
UKRIO Annual Conference 2023
Join us for our 10th annual conference. This is our free, virtual, keynote event, with experts in research integrity discussing how we can create a culture and systems that promote high-quality, ethical research.
EASE Ukraine: Satellite event of the 17th EASE Conference
The Ukrainian Regional Chapter is pleased to announce its satellite event of the 17th EASE Conference with a full programme of speakers. This event will be held online in Ukrainian.
EASE Editorial School for Journal Editors Part II: Module 5
The four module course is particularly suitable for those in the early stages of their careers as a journal editor, but will benefit members of all experiences, involved in managing or planning journals.
17th EASE General Assembly and Conference
The 17th EASE General Assembly and Conference took place from 1-3 June 2023 in Istanbul, Turkey and online in a hybrid format. The theme of the Conference was 'Quality Scientific Publishing'.