Academia & Publishing

Academia & Publishing

A Fresh Brew: Transport Phenomena & Open Transport

Transport sciences quietly power much of modern life, and now two new journals, together known as “teapot”, are brewing fresh insights in the field. We spoke with the Founding Editors-in-Chief, Natalie Germann and Alan Jeffrey Giacomin, about their mission and vision, and what the journals aim to bring to the community.

Academia & Publishing

Artificial Intelligence in Academia: The Lowdown

Artificial intelligence in academia is evolving rapidly. What was once seen as a curiosity is now becoming part of everyday practice. But what works – and what doesn’t? In our latest AI webinar for academic librarians, two experts share their insights and experiences.

Academia & Publishing

Libraries Investing Ahead: An Interview with Mazmin Mat Akhir

“Service is our watchword,” says university librarian Mazmin Mat Akhir, reflecting the centuries-long mission of libraries to serve humanity. She is this month’s featured guest in our blog series.

Academia & Publishing

Navigating Generative AI in Academic Publishing: An Interview With Benjamin Luke Moorhouse

Generative artificial intelligence is everywhere, but few academics openly discuss its use. Benjamin Luke Moorhouse, a researcher on GenAI and language teaching, and his colleagues spoke with journal editors to uncover the key challenges AI tools pose to academic writing and the peer review process. Here’s what they found.

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