AI In Academic Publishing for Non-Native English Speakers: The Good, the Bot, and the Ugly – InfoDoc MicroVeille

AI in the rare disease news desert

Rare diseases are a news desert. Research is happening, but very little of it is translated into a form accessible to the families struggling to understand what's going on with their loved one. AI brings a change to the landscape.

Studying ‘predatory publishing’ in the context of research evaluation: conceptual and methodological challenges – InfoDoc MicroVeille

From first results to first poster: what two PhD students learned about scientific communication

Presenting research in the form of a scientific poster may seem straightforward at first glance. One page, a few figures, a title. In reality, the exercise is far more demanding. It requires a set of skills quite different from those needed to write a paper or deliver an oral presentation. This format is widely used in academic conferences and PhD training as a key tool for scientific communication... Read more

Is the Scholarly System Breaking Down? – InfoDoc MicroVeille

Visible as Journals, Invisible as Publishers: Limitations of OpenAlex for Analysing University Publishing – InfoDoc MicroVeille

Comparison of OpenAlex and Scopus coverage of German institutions’ publications in top-tier journals – InfoDoc MicroVeille

The State of Scientific Poster Sharing and Reuse – InfoDoc MicroVeille

Un/Sustainable Peer Review and Generative AI: Ethical Gaps, Editorial Acceleration, and the Whitewashing of Technological Solutionism – InfoDoc MicroVeille

Library Publishing in Practice: A Case Study in Open Course Publications – InfoDoc MicroVeille