Andrew Balmford: different carbon emissions calculators provide vastly different estimates for the impact of air travel #REDUX2022

University of Cambridge analysis of the headline and adjusted price, and contributions to biodiversity, justice and livelihoods, of different carbon offsetting programmes #REDUX2022

Elizabeth le Roux: cycling or getting the train to a conference rather than flying is great, but not an option if the conference is on a different land mass/hemisphere. Visas also pose additional barriers to equal opportunities to participate. #redux2022

I love this 'why we fly' matrix presented by Chris Hart to help us challenge ourselves about what is really valuable and what is not #REDUX2022

Nichole McGill-Higgins: if you're going to talk about race, make sure you're really clear with everyone in the organisation about why you're doing that. Make sure inclusion is part of your values and policies. Don't underestimate the value of lived experiences #REDUX2022

Martin Mason challenges us to map out who we seek advice from - our 'circle of trust' - and ask ourselves whether this circle mirrors our own identities and characteristics in terms of race, age, neurodiversity, gender. #REDUX2022

Nichole McGill-Higgins: you can't dismantle barriers if you don't talk to people to understand what the barriers are #REDUX2022

Access Microbiology relaunched as an open research platform microbiologyresearch.org/content/journa… Interesting as another variation on the publish-then-review model, inclusion of penelope.ai & SciScore in the submission workflow & publication of SciScore & iThenticate reports

'Where Does AI Go Next?' A really accessible short piece on the current state and future of AI greylock.com/greymatter/whe…

INTRODUCING JFM NOTEBOOKS bit.ly/3tyXsgF Checkout the latest #openaccess Editorial from Charles Meneveau Johns Hopkins University and E-i-C Colm-cille P. Caulfield and chat with us at APS Division of Fluid Dynamics to find out more about #JFMNotebooks

It was a privilege to be invited to co-edit this issue of Learned Publishing and the conference it stemmed from. Great articles, free access, get stuck in!

ATI allows scholars to “annotate” specific passages in an article with additional information explaining how they generated and analysed their data ⬇️Read about the first book published with this feature Hypothesis tomginsburg #OpenResearch 🔗 cup.org/3j04o44 🔗

Meet the Modern Day Heros of Cambridge Prisms 🌍 A new series of open access, interdisciplinary journals that unite researchers and specialists from different disciplines to address major real-world challenges. Discover the journals: ow.ly/sYFW50MuWVG #CambridgePrisms

Useful perspectives about AI in product management at #productcon Users don't trust AI; show them how the algorithm 'thinks' & how they can stay in control.

ChatGPT is making AI much more accessible for non-tech people to understand & experiment. AI differs from other tech advances because it's in everyone's hands, including your customers. Product roles need to be aware of & correct for bias. #productcon

How Nature readers are using generative AI nature.com/articles/d4158…

I'm recruiting for three exciting roles in the newly expanded Digital Publishing department within the Academic product group at Cambridge University Press & Assessment (1/4)

The Senior Product Strategy Manager (Higher Education) will define the digital strategy and vision for our Higher Education publishing products, including textbooks and courseware. lnkd.in/eyj7wu6D (2/4)

The Digital Publishing Operations Manager will lead the operational wing of Digital Publishing, aligning cross-functional scoping, planning and implementation of solutions to digital problems & opportunities for our research and HE publishing. (3/4) lnkd.in/eiis_Gcg

The Digital Publishing Partnerships Manager will manage digital development expectations & technical issues for publishing partners and cross-functional alignment throughout scoping, planning and implementation of digital publishing projects. (4/4) lnkd.in/eK3UeU2i