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Call for Manuscripts for the "Journal of Systematic #Reviews" (JSR), a newly launched #OpenAccess journal 👉 JSR is an international, peer-reviewed, bi-annual, multidisciplinary, #OA journal devoted to all aspects of the design, conduct and reporting of #SystematicReviews, #ScopingReviews, and #MetaAnalyses. The journal's mission is to publish original papers which contribute to the advancement of #science, and specially the #methodology of systematic reviews. https://lnkd.in/evFfjDAq

Scientific research needs to slow down, not speed up, to produce trustworthy results

Last call for submissions! Time is running out to enter the "Detecting Automatic Generated Scientific Papers" competition! The May 17 deadline is fast approaching. This is your opportunity to contribute to finding new ways to identify machine-generated scientific and academic content. Don't miss your chance to participate in this important challenge! Submit your paper before it’s too late: https://buff.ly/3V1pVKn #Competition #ArtificialIntelligence #LLMs

In 2023, we witnessed a staggering rise in retractions of scientific articles, prompting crucial questions about research integrity and the impact of these retractions. As this issue continues to gain momentum, let's delve into the root causes, along with its professional and personal ramifications, as well as how researchers can cope with the prospect of their work being retracted. Let's dive in: https://ow.ly/tyhQ50R36BB #ResearchIntegrity #AcademicLinkedIn #ScholarlyPublishing

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if LLMs are capable of providing human-level scientific feedback on research papers, the future of peer review will be continuous, open review. scientific peer review should no longer be a static point in time at the time of publication, but rather a dynamic, continuous process that evolves over time. LLMs combined with human feedback and curation will provide up-to-minute reviews/feedback based on the latest data and methodologies. the reader can see a history of a paper's reception and evolution. eLife and arXiv feel like the orgs to build this.

Interesting to see the first LLM artifacts making it through the peer-review cycle --> The screenshot is taken from this article https://lnkd.in/dF5WVXwy Also, I am not necessarily convinced that the whole research must be discredited due to this, but I actually didn't take the time to read it in full. If you are interested in finding out more about the use of LLMs for scientific articles, this recent paper goes in depth about it: https://lnkd.in/dmrZ_nPA

Here it is, really important, guys! Citations in scientific journals are like setting up GPS, so we don't lose direction in academia. That's why, always pinpoint your sources, don't get lost! 🌟 #IDSCIPUB #InnovativeJournals #JournalPublishing #ScientificJournals #JournalInsights #PublishedResearch #Lecturers #Students #ISSN #Copernicus #EBSCO #Sinta #Scopus

📓 Pre-prints: What They Are and Why They Matter These are versions of research manuscripts shared publicly before they undergo peer review. These early versions allow researchers to disseminate their findings quickly and receive feedback from the scientific community. 📌 What are your biggest concerns (or benefits) about pre-prints? #Preprints #ScientificResearch #OpenAccess #ResearchVisibility

Bibliographic coupling is when two documents cite a common third document. It's often used to measure the similarity between documents. Bibliographic coupling is the opposite of co-citation. Co-citation occurs when two documents receive a citation from the same third document. Bibliographic coupling was introduced by Kessler in the 1960s. It was originally described as a method for grouping technical and scientific documents. It can help facilitate scientific information provision and document retrieval. Bibliographic coupling is an indication that the two works are likely to treat a related subject matter. It's frequently used as a measure of similarity among documents #phd #research #bibliographic_coupling