George MacgregorHave arrived at #Manchester! I will be attending the #ALPSP Annual Conference and talking about scholarly content #discovery tomorrow with some like minded individuals. Looking forward to the programme too, which includes innovation in the #OpenAccess monograph space, open peer review, and other related animals. And of course networking -- feel free to accost me at the lunch buffet!
ScienceOpen'Early Career Researchers Open‐Up on #Citations in Respect to Reputation, Trust, Ethics, AI and Much More' - an #ALPSP 'Learned Publishing' article on #ScienceOpen:
📄🔗 https://www.scienceopen.com/document?vid=bc757b14-7a46-4f7c-af5c-8ce45676f035
#ECRs #AcademicPublishing #ScholarlyCommunication #AIinResearch
Early Career Researchers Open‐Up on Citations in Respect to Reputation, Trust, Ethics, AI and Much More
<p xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" dir="auto" id="d8559641e167">This paper, part of the Harbingers project studying early career researchers (ECRs), focuses on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on scholarly communications ( <a data-untrusted="" href="https://ciber-research.com/harbingers-3/index.html" id="d8559641e169" target="xrefwindow">https://ciber‐research.com/harbingers‐3/index.html</a>). It investigates citations and citing, its purpose, function and use, especially in respect to reputation, trust, publishing and AI. We also cover journal impact factors, H‐index, Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar. All of this, regarding a research community, to whom citations have special reputational and career‐advancing value. This interview‐based study covers a convenience sample of 91 ECRs from all disciplines and half a dozen countries. Furthermore, this study has been conducted with minimal prompting about citations, so providing a fresh feel by using the voices of ECRs wherever possible. Findings include: (1) citations are all‐pervasive, although cropping up mostly in the reputational and trust arenas; (2) citations remain a major force in determining what is read, where to publish and what to trust; (3) there are no signs their value is diminishing; if anything, the opposite is true; (4) AI has given a boost to their use—primarily as a validity check; (5) there are strong signs that altmetrics are being taken up. Note, this was a preliminary study working with a convenience sample attempting to inform a future study. Our findings should therefore be treated more as early observations. </p>
'Learned Publishing' shares peer-reviewed research, reviews, industry updates, and opinions on all aspects of #ScholarlyCommunication and #Publishing. By #ALPSP 📚👉 https://www.scienceopen.com/collection/ALPSP_LearnedPublishing
Public Knowledge ProjectPKP #OpenJournalSystems spotlight on the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers #ALPSP blog
PKP is a finalist for the ALPSP Impact Award! Find out why and learn more:
https://blog.alpsp.org/2024/08/spotlight-on-open-journal-systems-ojs.html
PKP’s community-driven software for #ScholarlyPublishing, #OpenJournalSystems (#OJS), has been shortlisted for the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) Impact Award, for removing barriers to scholarly publication for #researchers worldwide!
Learn more about the awards and the #alpsp2024 conference:
https://pkp.sfu.ca/2024/08/01/pkps-ojs-shortlisted-2024-alpsp-impact-award/
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The Association Of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (#ALPSP) #ReviewerCredits << Kasturi Kankonkar Design >> #peerreview
The Association Of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (#ALPSP) #ReviewerCredits << Kasturi Kankonkar Design >> #peerreview
Serhii NazarovetsPresentation for the report at #ALPSP Discussion: The Effects and Impact of the War in #Ukraine on Scholarly Communication:
👩🏫 https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.21741002.v1
Based on the article: Nazarovets, M., & Teixeira da Silva, J. A. (2022). Scientific Publishing Sanctions in Response to the Russo-Ukrainian War. Learned Publishing, 35(4), 658 670. https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.1487
Scientific Publishing Sanctions in Response to the Russo-Ukrainian War
Presentation for the report at ALPSP Discussion (under Chatham House Rules): The Effects and Impact of the War in Ukraine on Scholarly Communication. Based on the article: Nazarovets, M., & Teixeira da Silva, J. A. (2022). Scientific Publishing Sanctions in Response to the Russo-Ukrainian War. Learned Publishing, 35(4), 658 670. https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.1487