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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.

Academia & Publishing

Subscribe to Open: An Interview With Semiotica

Our featured journal for Open Access Week 2024, Semiotica has been published by De Gruyter Mouton since 1969. Recently, the journal stepped into a new era of open access with the Subscribe to Open model. In this interview, the editorial team explain how the transition is making research more accessible and bolstering the journal’s global impact.

Academia & Publishing

Congratulations, Winners of the 2024 Joshua A. Fishman Award!

This year, three early-career researchers have been selected for their outstanding dissertations addressing the sociology of language.

Arts & Humanities

„Familiennamen sind ein 600 Jahre altes Kulturgut“: Damaris Nübling und Konrad Kunze im Interview

Ob Hinz oder Kunz – hinter fast jedem Familiennamen steckt eine spannende Geschichte, wenn man nur gut genug hinschaut. Doch seit wann verwenden wir überhaupt Familiennamen und warum? Und was können wir heute aus ihnen über die Vergangenheit ableiten? Über diese Fragen und mehr haben wir mit den Herausgebern des „Kleinen Deutschen Familiennamenatlas“ gesprochen.

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