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SUMMARY:November SciComm Journal Club
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  {\n  display:none\;\n }\n </style>\n <p>In our ne
 xt SciComm Journal Club session\, we will discuss 
 evolving perspectives and policies on the use of a
 rtificial intelligence (AI) to draft a research pa
 per or assist with peer review. Does the type of u
 se or the section of the paper matter? Does it mak
 e a difference if the use of AI is disclosed? In <
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 -01463-8" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank
 ">Is it OK for AI to write science papers? Nature 
 survey shows researchers are split</a>\, participa
 nts will gain insight into how academic researcher
 s across countries and career stages view these is
 sues and will have an opportunity to share their o
 wn perspectives. Katie Funk (Bernard Becker Medica
 l Library) will facilitate the discussion.</p>\n \
 n <p>Come together with people from different fiel
 ds\, professional avenues and career stages—all wi
 th a shared interest in science communication\, bu
 t each with their unique perspective. Reading is s
 uggested but not required to attend. Refreshments 
 will be served!</p>\n \n <p style="margin-bottom:1
 1px\;"><strong>Facilitator:</strong><br />\n <img 
 alt="Katie Funk" src="https://becker.wustl.edu/wp-
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 ie Funk<br />\n Associate Director<br />\n Bernard
  Becker Medical Library</p>\n \n <div style="clear
 :both\;"> </div>\n \n <p>This event is open to all
  of WashU and is hosted by the Center for Health &
  Science Communication at Becker Library. Contact 
  Monica Sala-Rabanal at <a href="mailto:msala@wust
 l.edu" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">m
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 ink {\n  display:none\;\n }\n \n In our next SciCo
 mm Journal Club session\, we will discuss evolving
  perspectives and policies on the use of artificia
 l intelligence (AI) to draft a research paper or a
 ssist with peer review. Does the type of use or th
 e section of the paper matter? Does it make a diff
 erence if the use of AI is disclosed? In Is it OK 
 for AI to write science papers? Nature survey show
 s researchers are split (https://www.nature.com/ar
 ticles/d41586-025-01463-8)\, participants will gai
 n insight into how academic researchers across cou
 ntries and career stages view these issues and wil
 l have an opportunity to share their own perspecti
 ves. Katie Funk (Bernard Becker Medical Library) w
 ill facilitate the discussion.\n \n \n \n Come tog
 ether with people from different fields\, professi
 onal avenues and career stages—all with a shared i
 nterest in science communication\, but each with t
 heir unique perspective. Reading is suggested but 
 not required to attend. Refreshments will be serve
 d!\n \n \n \n Facilitator:\n \n Katie Funk\n \n As
 sociate Director\n \n Bernard Becker Medical Libra
 ry\n \n \n \n  \n \n \n This event is open to all 
 of WashU and is hosted by the Center for Health & 
 Science Communication at Becker Library. Contact  
 Monica Sala-Rabanal at msala@wustl.edu (mailto:msa
 la@wustl.edu) with any questions.\n \n 
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LOCATION:Farrell Learning and Teaching Center - Room 205\n 
 United States\n 
URL:https://becker.wustl.edu/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=964
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