Thanks to everyone who voted in the scheduling poll for the February meeting of the Scholarly Communications Roundtable, which will feature lightning talks on topics related to the intersection of AI and scholarly communication. The winning time is Thursday, February 27 at 3:00-4:30pm.

If you’d like to attend the lightning talks, please register here.

And if you think you might like to give a lightning talk (5-7 minutes) on some aspect of AI+scholcomm (or AI+copyright, or AI+OER, or…), please add your name to this Google Doc. The document also includes a list of possible topics, but it’s not comprehensive — you’re welcome to give a lightning talk on any relevant topic!

Note: There is no need to give a lightning talk in order to attend this event. Anyone interested in the fast-developing world of AI+scholcomm is welcome!

All best,
Jill and Monica (co-chairs)

Thanks to everyone who voted in the scheduling poll for the February meeting of the Scholarly Communications Roundtable, which will feature lightning talks on topics related to the intersection of AI and scholarly communication. The winning time is Thursday, February 27 at 3:00-4:30pm.

If you’d like to attend the lightning talks, please register here.

And if you think you might like to give a lightning talk (5-7 minutes) on some aspect of AI+scholcomm (or AI+copyright, or AI+OER, or…), please add your name to this Google Doc. The document also includes a list of possible topics, but it’s not comprehensive — you’re welcome to give a lightning talk on any relevant topic!

Note: There is no need to give a lightning talk in order to attend this event. Anyone interested in the fast-developing world of AI+scholcomm is welcome!

All best,
Jill and Monica (co-chairs)