Make AI Your Writing Tutor
What if a machine could lighten the burden of writing for researchers?
Transcript: Making Research Data FAIR
A May 10, 2023, CCC Town Hall panel shared best practices for developing research data that is FAIR through culture, training, and technology.
Salary & Job Survey Finds Little Change in Publishing
Median compensation for all respondents was $72,500 in 2021, up from $67,300 in 2020.
Science 2.0
From enumeration of animal species living in every corner of the globe to identification of fossil remains of ancient creatures, scientific inquiry looks from the present day into the very dimmest past. Science can’t see into the future – not yet anyway. The responsibility to make the future a place that is welcome, inclusive, and full of understanding lies with all of us.
Transcript: Science 2.0
From enumeration of animal species living in every corner of the globe to identification of fossil remains of ancient creatures, scientific inquiry looks from the present day into the very dimmest past. Science can’t see into the future – not yet anyway. The responsibility to make the future a place that is welcome, inclusive, and full of understanding lies with all of us.
A Year’s Worth of Publishing News
For December 16, the final show of the year, CCC’s podcast highlights the biggest stories in the book world for 2022.
Transcript: Recipes for a Healthy Information Diet
When making a meal, whatever ends up on the menu, there are always fresh, wholesome ingredients from trusted sources. Our families and our guests expect as much. For all our information diets, the same care is advised – for our own good health, and for the good health of our communities.
The Science of Storytelling
Sugar-sweetened beverages and COVID-19. Gun violence and teenage sex. What they share is that each can lead to dangerous health consequences. Data-driven science shows us how in each case, the cause leads to effect. The science, though, may not be enough to change minds and save lives.
Transcript: The Science of Storytelling
Sugar-sweetened beverages and COVID-19. Gun violence and teenage sex. What they share is that each can lead to dangerous health consequences. Data-driven science shows us how in each case, the cause leads to effect. The science, though, may not be enough to change minds and save lives.
A “Giddy Gratitude” at Frankfurt Book Fair
The world’s largest publishing conference returned to the famous Frankfurter Messe this week.