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ScienceOpen publishes posters, abstracts, and papers for a wide range of academic conferences. Now we have added an exciting new feature to streamline the process and automatically generate high quality pdfs. With our user-friendly conference content submission system, we provide an all-in-one solution for submitting, reviewing, revising, and publishing conference abstracts. Publishing your conference with ScienceOpen means extending the life of research beyond the event — making posters, abstracts, and proceedings openly accessible, permanently archived, and globally visible.
📣 Save the date! Leiden University, 5-6 June 2025
Laure Gardelle and I are warmly inviting you to submit abstracts for our conference “Generics and stereotypes in discourse: a cross-disciplinary perspective”.
Looking forward to your contributions!
https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/events/2025/06/generics-and-stereotypes
#AcademicConferences #Leiden #2025
You can view and download the full programme here. In this booklet you will find the abstracts and more information about the presenters. Keynote talk Camiel J. Beukeboom, “Linguistic stereotyping: How and why we generalize in communication about people” Camiel J. Beukeboom is Associate Professor…
Academic conference stage fright is totally normal. Sara Tatyana Bernstein shares tips for preparing ahead of time and managing nerves.
https://ideasonfire.net/conference-presentation-stage-fright/
#AI #ComputerScience #CompSci #PeerReview #AcademicConferences #LLMs: "AI is upending peer review, the time-honored tradition in which academics help judge which research should be elevated to publication — and which should go in the reject pile. Under the specter of ChatGPT, no one can be sure anymore that their intellectual labor is being read and judged by humans. Scientists, even those who think generative AI can be a helpful tool, say it’s demoralizing to be on the receiving end of an evaluation blatantly outsourced to a robot. And in an ironic twist, this blow to the ego appears to be hitting the AI field most of all: Up to 17 percent of reviews submitted to prestigious AI conferences in the last year were substantially written by large language models (LLMs), a recent study estimated.
Already, there are signs that AI evaluations could be corrupting the integrity of knowledge production. Computer-generated feedback may slightly boost a manuscript’s chance of approval, and uploading someone’s unpublished data into a chatbot in order to produce a review could amount to a breach of confidentiality policies. These are problems without easy solutions, ones that organizers of computer-science conferences — the main venues for publishing research in that field — are just beginning to acknowledge.
Unfortunately, AI researchers have only themselves to blame."
https://www.chronicle.com/article/ai-scientists-have-a-problem-ai-bots-are-reviewing-their-work
If you’re preparing for the Dance Studies Association conference (or just love dance as much as we do) be sure to check out our guide. It’s full of conference presentation tips, awesome new dance studies books by Ideas on Fire authors and their highlighted conference sessions, a curated podcast playlist, and dance studies publishing resources.
#DanceStudies #PerformanceStudies #DanceStudiesAssociation #CartographiesOfMovement #AcademicConferences #DSAConference2024
Virtual academic conferencing: a scoping review of 1984-2021 literature. Novel modalities vs. long standing challenges in scholarly communication
#AcademicConferences #AdamPloszaj #AgnieszkaOlechnicka #EwaZeglerPoleska #ScholarlyCommunication #ScientificCommunication #VirtualConferences
Academic associations: when you are looking for graduate students to do work for a conference, perhaps don't offer an honorarium equivalent to less than minimum wage in 12 out of 13 provinces and territories.
That's not even counting the unknown (uncompensated?) time for the mandatory orientation session.
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Conference presentation stage fright is incredibly common and totally normal. Sara Tatyana Bernstein offers tips on how to prepare ahead of time and manage nerves in the moment to ensure your presentation goes well. https://ideasonfire.net/conference-presentation-stage-fright/
#AcademicConferences #LSA2024 #AAAS2024 #AAG2024 #IdeasOnFire #PublicSpeaking #AuthorPlatform #ConferencePresentations
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