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Sabine Louët

AI summarisation to impact research productivity

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to be the future of research productivity, with a focus on ‘extractive summarisation’ for time-saving benefits. SciencePOD’s ScioWire Widget, as explained by CEO Sabine Louët, utilises AI to provide structured research summaries in a customisable newsfeed format. This innovative tool offers ‘augmented insights’ for individual publications and enhances the attractiveness and impact of journals. The ScioWire beta system generates newsfeeds that condense complex studies into accessible, brief summaries, thus aiding scientists in deciding the relevance of full text studies.

What sets these summaries apart is the contextual layer they provide, offering main keywords, definitions of technical terms and the answers to key study questions. This, coupled with the extractive summarisation technique, preserves the research’s integrity and avoids AI-related ‘hallucinations’. The ScioWire beta Widget can be embedded in third-party websites, bringing customised research directly to the professionals who need it. Highly adjustable, it offers automated translations and the ability to create personalised feeds for users and organisations alike. As Louët affirms, the future of research summarisation is tied to advances in natural language processing and machine learning, with AI set to revolutionise research accessibility and impact.

Rémi Quirion

Make scientific advice pertinent at the city-level to benefit citizens

Rémi Quirion, Quebec’s Chief Scientific Adviser, is advocating for more widespread scientific advice at the municipal level to better serve citizens during emergency situations such as pandemics and climate change-related disasters. He proposes creating scientist-in-residence positions and training programs for scientific advice in municipalities. With proximity being essential, having scientific advisers at the municipal level will help citizens better understand the steps they can take to mitigate environmental issues. Quirion’s work in creating a North American chapter of the International Network of Science Advisors to Governments (INGSA) is a significant step towards increasing the delivery of scientific advice to cities. Overall, Quirion’s approach is an innovative solution to better serve citizens during times of crisis.

John Wahba

Ensuring personalisation and data quality for optimal HCP engagement

John Wahba, Medical Head of the Global Digital Hub at GSK, is scheduled to speak at the NEXT Pharma Summit in Dubrovnik, 16-17 May 2023, in a session entitled OMG (Omnichannel Medical Goals) – Mastering our Medical Capabilities and Insights.

SciencePOD had the opportunity to speak with John ahead of his session about the challenges in engaging healthcare professionals (HCPs) in personalized, informative and useful ways and the best ways to overcome these hurdles.

Productivity keeps a finger on the pulse of the latest open knowledge

AI Ireland finds out about SciencePOD’s latest productivity tool, ScioWire As SciencePOD is launching a new productivity tool, ScioWire, the company’s CEO and Founder Sabine Louët chatted with Mark Kelly, founder of AI Ireland and the AI awards on his AI Ireland Podcast. The mission of AI Ireland is to accelerate the use of AI for …

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Stay relevant with a robust customer engagement strategy

During the recent Pharma2022, a Reuters event, SciencePOD CEO and founder Sabine Louët chatted to Lance Hill, CEO at Within3. Within3 is an analytics company gathering insights helping pharma companies enhance their customer engagement. In this interview, Hill gives us insights into the role of content in stimulating customer engagement from Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) as a means to …

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Artificial intelligence tools are vital to open access dissemination

Hey, industry leader! Hey, potential collaborator! Funders! Look at what I’ve published! Waiting passively to appear in online searches and feeds is not enough. Scientists must be active and make some noise about their work – more noise than everyone else. Simple summaries of findings are among the best ways to amplify exposure and get noticed …

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The science behind ScioWire — Interview with Juan-Manuel Torres-Moreno

An interview with Juan-Manuel Torres-Moreno, senior scientist at the Computer Science Laboratory LIA, at Université d’Avignon, France. State of the art summarisation technologies are the key to SciencePOD’s latest innovation: ScioWire, a newsfeed bringing together the latest open research, developed in collaboration with Université d’Avignon. To better understand the role automated summarisation plays in supporting scientists …

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