报告摘要 | Research and scholarly publishing are undergoing rapid change, driven by growing research output, new publishing models, open science and the increasing use of AI. This session explores how these developments are reshaping the researcher experience and the role of publishers. It will consider opportunities to improve publishing and peer review while addressing emerging challenges around responsible AI, research integrity and trust. |
报告人简介 | Peter joined Elsevier over 25 years ago after an Honours degree in Chemistry at the University of Edinburgh and a PhD at the Australian National University. Over this time he has worked in a range of journal publishing and management roles across multiple subject areas, and has seen first hand the print to online migration, and subsequent business model and article/data format evolution, across the scholarly journal landscape. In Peterˈs current role he has overall responsibility for Elsevier's physical sciences journals program and leads a global publishing team of over 85 staff based in China, France, Germany, India, Netherlands, UK and USA. The physical sciences journals program includes a combination of subscription and Open Access journals, with both Elsevier-owned and Society/Institution-owned titles. It is an exciting and diverse area, with evolving market and community needs, changing content and business models and author/reader demographics. Peter is based in Oxford, UK, and has spent most of his career based there with the exception of a three year period in Philadelphia, USA, from 2015-18. |
