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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...
Read MoreFuture success for digital engagement in pharma
SciencePOD spoke with Kasper ahead of the NEXT Pharma Summit (Dubrovnik, 16-17 May 12023)...
Read MoreEmpowering communities to make informed decisions about health risk
SciencePOD spoke with seasoned science journalist Michele Catanzaro in advance of WCSJ 2023 where...
Read MoreThe unbearable lightness of science publishing innovation – APE2023 and positive futures
One of the key takeaways from this year’s conference was the need for connection...
Read MoreProductivity 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...
Read MoreStay relevant with a robust customer engagement strategy
During the recent Pharma2022, a Reuters event, SciencePOD CEO and founder Sabine Louët chatted...
Read MoreArtificial intelligence tools are vital to open access dissemination
Hey, industry leader! Hey, potential collaborator! Funders! Look at what I’ve published! Waiting passively to...
Read MoreThe 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...
Read MoreOpen access implementation lags behind rhetoric
As ALPSP celebrates its 50th anniversary, poor change management levels hamper OA adoption The Association of...
Read MoreScioWire: Access the latest research knowledge with AI summarisation
As a researcher, or a professional in the knowledge economy, you need to stay...
Read MoreThe top three productivity barriers in scientific research and knowledge economy roles
As a STEM researcher or a professional working in the knowledge economy, time is...
Read MoreStop chasing your tail, choose AI Summarisation
SciencePOD’s new research amplification solutions, a boon for open science Why are so many...
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