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INFOGRAPHIC : Why AI in Academia Is Not a Silver Bullet: Exploring AI Blind Spots

Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming a key player in academic settings, assisting students and researchers with conducting research, analyzing data, and even writing and publishing. Researchers all over the world are weaving new tools and technologies into their everyday academic tasks. But as academics lean more on AI, some big questions are popping up. Concerns about fabricated data, academic integrity, and over-reliance on technology are sparking conversations among researchers, educators, and policymakers alike. This infographic takes a closer look at some common blind spots of AI use in academia, pointing out the risks researchers need to keep in mind as they bring AI into their work. It’s all about making sure that while academia adapts to technological advances, it does not undermine the quality of research and the core principles of academia.

INFOGRAPHIC : Preparing for an Academic Conference: A Practical Guide

Attending conferences can feel a bit overwhelming, can’t they? With so many sessions happening all at once, venues that seem to stretch on forever, and social situations that might feel a bit daunting, it can be a lot to take in. That’s why we’ve put together a handy guide for researchers, especially if it’s your first time attending. This guide will help you prepare for the conference, navigate it once you’re there, and make the most of the experience afterward. Remember, conferences are more than just attending sessions—they’re about learning strategically, connecting with others, and turning the whole experience into something that truly benefits your career.

INFOGRAPHIC : Evolution of Research Publishing: 2012-2025

Over the past decade, scholarly communication has undergone one of the most dramatic transformations in its history. Driven by digital acceleration, open science movements, AI advancements, and evolving expectations from researchers, funders, and publishers, the research ecosystem of 2025 looks radically different from that of 2013. Below is a clear timeline that traces the major milestones—and what they mean for researchers navigating today’s publishing environment.

INFOGRAPHIC : Understanding Open Access: Debunking Common Misconceptions

The Open Access (OA) movement continues to gain momentum, fundamentally reshaping scholarly publishing and redefining how research is created, shared, and accessed worldwide. By removing paywalls and subscription barriers, OA makes research outputs immediately available to a global audience, fostering collaboration, accelerating innovation, and increasing the visibility and impact of scholarly work. Despite these benefits, a number of persistent misconceptions continue to surround OA publishing. Understanding the realities of OA, separating myths from facts, and recognizing its potential to broaden access to knowledge are essential.