AGA The Future of Publishing: Insights from the Editors of Leading Medical Journals
Date
May 9, 2023
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This session will feature the editors-in-chief of three leading medical journals, including Nature Medicine, Annals of Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology. They will be speaking on key issues currently facing scholarly journals including diversity and inclusivity, open access, preprints and predatory publishing, and nonhuman/AI "authors." This session will be of interest to researchers and clinicians who publish and are interested in learning more about the trends impacting scientific publications.
Moderators
Fox Chase Cancer Center
McMaster University
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