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April 13, 2022
Published by Michael Upshall at April 13, 2022
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Project MUSE adopts UNSILO AI tools

Project MUSE is one of the best-known academic collections for higher education. Founded in 1995 at Johns Hopkins University, MUSE is a not-for-profit collection of peer-reviewed content. The first books […]
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September 23, 2021
Published by Michael Upshall at September 23, 2021
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Do research-paper recommendations work?

Most content-based websites contain recommendations. Whether you are using Amazon, Netflix, Spotify, or Google Scholar, most sites provide some kind of  link to other recommended content. How effective are these […]
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August 25, 2021
Published by Michael Upshall at August 25, 2021
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Tagging content to UN Sustainable Development Goals

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have been one of the most impressive innovations of the UN in recent years. First introduced in 2015, the 17 SDGs (actually 16, […]
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August 10, 2021
Published by Michael Upshall at August 10, 2021
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Using AI tools for content alerts

Probably for as long as journals have existed, publishers have tried to keep potential readers informed of new issues. Although details of new journal issues are delivered digitally, as ETOC […]
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August 3, 2021
Published by Michael Upshall at August 3, 2021
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Using UNSILO tools to detect salami slicing

Salami slicing (also known as “redundant publication” is the colourful term to describe publishing multiple articles from a single research project, when a single article would be more sensible. Why […]
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April 16, 2021
Published by Michael Upshall at April 16, 2021
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How effective are machine checks for manuscript submissions?

by Mads Rydahl (Copy of an article submitted for publication in Learned Publishing) A fundamental part of the academic publishing process is the “Technical Check”. When an article is submitted […]
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March 22, 2021
Published by Michael Upshall at March 22, 2021
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Using AI for submissions: a measured trial

Japan-based Kyorinsha is one of the largest agencies in Japan providing editorial and publishing services. Their editors have been using the UNSILO AI-based technical checks in production for several months. Now the tool has […]
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November 26, 2020
Published by Michael Upshall at November 26, 2020
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Canadian Science Publishing adopts UNSILO Technical Checks

Canadian Science Publishing (CSP) is Canada’s largest independent science publisher, with 24 journals, and more than 2,300 new articles each year. It has a long history, originating in 1929 as the National […]
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October 2, 2020
Published by Michael Upshall at October 2, 2020
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EMBO Press pilots UNSILO Reviewer Finder tool

Following an initial trial of the UNSILO Reviewer Finder, EMBO Press has signed a deal to pilot the use of the AI-based Reviewer Finder tool to assist editors with augmenting its in-house database of reviewers.  Commented Thomas Lemberger, Deputy […]
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August 6, 2020
Published by Michael Upshall at August 6, 2020
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AI, Citations, and Bias

A common misconception about AI tools used for academic text is that they all work in the same way – and UNSILO is frequently (but wrongly) grouped with other tools that are […]
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July 31, 2020
Published by Michael Upshall at July 31, 2020
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OECD wins award for UNSILO-powered SDG Pathfinder site

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has been awarded the inaugural University Press Redux Sustainability Award for its SDG Pathfinder website, an innovative tool that links all its content to relevant goals from the United […]
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July 9, 2020
Published by Michael Upshall at July 9, 2020
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From Ancient Greek to AI: UNSILO welcomes Kasper Fyhn Jacobsen

Kasper is UNSILO’s latest recruit, and talked to us about his fascinating background.   I was born in a small village near Esbjerg, Jutland, and I’ve always been interested in language. I studied […]
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