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Should we be worried about research ethics in the AI era or has it been at risk even before its advent? The question of research ethics is not new; it has its roots in traditional scientific and technological advancements. Even with the…
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Mentoring for Change: Creating an inclusive academic landscape through support programs
Imagine stepping into a world where everyone's unique talents and backgrounds are not only recognized but celebrated. A place where every student feels valued and supported on their academic journey. This is the dream of an inclusive…
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Intersectionality in Academia: Dealing with diverse perspectives
What Is Intersectionality in Academia?
Intersectionality in academia refers to the recognition and study of the interconnected nature of various social identities and forms of oppression that individuals may experience within the academic…
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Preserving Research Integrity: Why author guidelines on generative AI tools matter
After COPE, the Committee on Publication Ethics, along with other heavyweights like WAME (World Association of Medical Editors) and the JAMA Network (Journal of the American Medical Association) asserted that Generative AI tools should not…
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Call for Responsible Use of Generative AI in Academia: The battle between rising popularity and…
Generative AI is a fascinating and complex landscape, but it is not without its inherent risks and challenges. It entails some of the biggest concerns such as bias, user competency, transparency, and predictability. This calls for…
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Meritocracy and Diversity in Science: Increasing inclusivity in STEM education
In a landmark decision, the US Supreme Court has rendered a ruling that race can no longer be considered as a factor in university admissions. This verdict has significant implications for not only the nation's approach but also across the…
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Addressing Microaggressions in Academia: 3 key strategies for creating supportive and respectful…
Microaggressions in academia can take many forms — a professor asking a student of color if they are a diversity hire, a student making a joke about a woman's appearance in a STEM class, or people assuming that a student with a disability…
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Limitations of DeepL Write and ChatGPT in Scholarly Editing: How human editors overpower AI tools
Complete reliance on AI, such as DeepL Write and ChatGPT, for research and scholarly editing is not feasible or advisable.
When editing your scholarly work, the choice among DeepL Write, ChatGPT, and human editors can greatly impact your…
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The Power of Transition Words: How they connect and clarify your academic writing
Academic writing demands clear communication of ideas to facilitate the exchange of knowledge, and to ensure that information is conveyed accurately and comprehensively. It serves as a vehicle for critical thinking, analysis, and synthesis,…
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9 Things Researchers Shouldn’t Expect From ChatGPT: Setting realistic boundaries
Sure, ChatGPT is being considered a superhero trying to save a lot of our hours, but what it is supposedly doing is only regurgitating the extensive amounts of outdated information that it is trained on (somewhere till September 2021). But…
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