AI in Academic Publishing: What Researchers Need to Know

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The rise of artificial intelligence has not spared the world of scientific publishing. In recent years, more and more researchers have turned to AI tools for writing, editing, or translating manuscripts. In this blog post, we explore what authors should keep in mind when using AI, how different publishers approach the issue, and what guidelines can help navigate this rapidly changing landscape. 

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Research visibility in the digital space 

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In today’s academic world, it is not enough to simply be a good researcher – you also need to be visible. In this blog post, we explain what researcher visibility means in the digital space and what tools can help researchers establish it. We will discuss conscious online presence, building a digital identity, and strategies that researchers can use to strengthen their professional reputation in the long term. 

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More efficient, more accurate, more transparent: Perplexity AI, a tool in the service of scientific research.

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Utoljára frissítve: 2025. 10. 14.

In recent years, the development of artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly affected web search services. AI-based search engines do not simply return links but summarize and contextualize the results, assign specific sources to each statement, and provide intuitive communication with the user. New-generation search services, such as Perplexity, can deliver relevant results by considering user intent and context, significantly improving the search experience. In this blog post, we present how these advanced search engines work, the technologies behind them, and the advantages they offer in everyday life and academic research.

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Paperpal Prime is now available at the University of Pécs

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The University of Pécs now offers its teachers, researchers and doctoral students access to Paperpal Prime, an excellent resource for enhancing the quality of scientific papers written in English. Paperpal is a platform, along with an Office extension, that provides authors with various tools and services to simplify the writing and editing processes for publications. A significant benefit of this service is its immediate and effective proofreading, which helps authors ensure that their work is linguistically accurate and easily understandable. This is especially important for non-native English speakers, as errors can often hinder the drafting and publication process. 

Let’s briefly examine the toolset that Paperpal’s web interface offers to help us in the authoring process.  

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The Open Doors of Open Science: Discover OpenAlex

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Utoljára frissítve: 2025. 03. 07.

There is no doubt that academic research is an exceptionally resource-intensive endeavor. Researchers face a long and demanding process: selecting a topic, formulating a research problem, choosing the appropriate methodology, searching for and processing the literature, collecting and analyzing data, publishing results, and managing the administrative burdens associated with research — all of which require meticulous planning and countless hours of work.

At the same time, researchers must adhere to professional and ethical standards, meet the expectations of funding agencies, and navigate the current trends in science communication — not to mention the constant pressure to maximize visibility and impact.
It is clear, therefore, that there is an urgent need for tools and infrastructure that can help mitigate this “tsunami of expectations” weighing on researchers.

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