AI Tools for Writing and Research

Disclaimer: Before you proceed, please note that this event is being hosted by commercial publisher, Wiley. It is not aimed specifically at University of Tasmania researchers. Please ensure you adjere to the permissible use of generative AI at this university: FAQ for engaging with Generative AI in Research

About this session: Wiley will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) and its applications in the world of research and writing. Here's what you can expect:

• Introduction to AI: Get a foundational overview of AI, with a focus on generative AI tools.

• In-Depth Examples: Explore detailed examples of text-generating AI tools and learn about their benefits and limitations.

• Evaluation Guidance: Learn how to critically assess any new AI tool you encounter.

• Free Online Tools: Discover free online resources that can streamline your research and writing processes.

• Future of AI in Publishing: Engage in a discussion about the evolving role of AI in scientific publishing.

There will time for questions and answers during the session. Can´t attend live? Register and you will receive a recording of the event.

About the Speakers: David Peralta, Editor-in-Chief David joined Wiley-VCH in 2014 as an editor for ChemMedChem, ChemistryOpen, and ChemistrySelect. Since 2017, he has been Editor-in-Chief of ChemMedChem. David actively trains researchers across the globe on various topics within science publishing and communication.

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