Director, Editorial Platforms, Wiley | Peer Review | AI | STM Publishing
Freiburg, Germany
Joined December 2008
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How is AI shaping the future of peer review? 🤖
This #PeerReviewWeek, discover how tech innovation is transforming the manuscript submission process, from reducing bias to enhancing transparency.
Read insights from Wiley experts in our latest blog : ow.ly/KvaH50TtvtA
Are you based in Athens, Greece? Exciting role to join literally the best team on earth doing exciting work with AI, LLMs, data engineering, and other cutting-edge development! Come join us and shape the future of publishing!
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En route to Stuttgart to give a two-day workshop on ‘AI in Publishing’ at the Media University. #ai #wiley #publishing
Excited to present work from our excellent team in Wiley Partner Solutions 😃👨🏻💻
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Tracking assets on a decentralised knowledge graph is a different level of data management.
My latest article is about open data, the Semantic Web, knowledge graphs, data sharing, incentives and *spoiler alert* @origin_trail:
opendata.substack.com/p/towa…
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"An AI application can benefit from knowledge graphs because they provide a structured, interconnected representation of data. This allows AI algorithms to better understand and make use of the information they are working with." @bigdata bit.ly/3YnN4pM
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It might be a good time to download your Twitter data.
And while at it, why not convert it to RDF using JSON2RDF and SPARQL? :)
Here are the instructions:
github.com/AtomGraph/JSON2RD…
Improvements to the mapping query are welcome, as well as any analytical queries over the RDF output.
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"Knowledge Graphs are revolutionising the classic 'tagging' paradigm"
Matt Shearer spoke with the @TheAIJournal1 about AI in the publishing industry and how businesses must take advantage of it ⬇️ aijourn.com/ai-how-its-revol…
Today is the day! I am very excited to be starting my new role as Senior Product Manager at Wiley! Looking forward to meeting my new colleagues, learning a lot, and working together to make great things happen 😃 #wiley
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Matt Shearer, Chief Product Officer at @datalanguage, discusses the future of information management, business best practice, and changing the way we think about data.
#Data | #Business | #Technology
go.digit.fyi/3zke0Lx
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Case study @datalanguage on using #KnowledgeGraph and auto-tagging text classification #AI to centralise metadata and transform #publishing systems with an information backbone. #CMS
datalanguage.com/blog/case-s…
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TODAY publication of drug trial results becomes mandatory in 30 European countries
-> milestone for #clinicaltrials transparency
-> call for regulators to enforce new laws
transparimed.org/single-post…
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New Cochrane Crowd task! Help find studies about things that influence protective measures to stop the spread of COVID. Just head to crowd.cochrane.org, and join the task called ‘The COHeRe Project’. The task will be live throughout October. Anyone can join in!
Thanks to Cochrane Crowd you can help our new @CoHeReQUB project! crowd.cochrane.org/
We need to find studies on things that influence COVID protective behaviours (masks, hygiene, distancing etc)...and you get to read some interesting stuff while you help us!
Thanks for reminder @GrimshawJeremy 😀 And happy birthday, Herr Pärt 🎉🎂🥳
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The article also highlights our work with @cochranecollab exploring how automated searches of MAG could be deployed to help improve the efficiency of Cochrane study id workflows wellcomeopenresearch.org/art… @mavergames @AnnaNoelStorr @rmfeatherstone @cochranemthds @CochraneIrmg [6/6]
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Goodbye, Microsoft Academic - Hello, open research infrastructure?
#ScholComms wp.me/p4m9em-aXX
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The register´s evaluation shows that it is perfoming well in continually updating the evidence. Efforts to maintain a study-based register are worthwhile & can assist in the identification of additional references for included studies.
It now contains over 55,000 studies. (3/x)
COVID-19 Study Register: Cochrane’s curated collection for global researchers passes more than 20,000 references...and counting! buff.ly/2Gr6APa #COVID19
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On April 21, DCMI webinar on Data Documentation Initiative (DDI) standard for survey and observational data in social, behavioral, economic, and health sciences. dublincore.org/news/2021/02-…
