Join the Asian Council of Science Editors (ACSE) for a timely and practical discussion on how artificial intelligence is reshaping scholarly publishing. This webinar brings together global experts to explore the real-world implementation of AI tools, address ethical considerations, and examine evolving industry standards across publishing, research integrity, and pharma. Through case studies and panel discussions, attendees will gain insights into responsible AI integration from strategy to detection.

Who Should Attend: Editors, publishers, researchers, publication professionals, and anyone involved in implementing or evaluating AI in scholarly communication.

Speakers:

Martin Delahunty

Director, Inspiring STEM & Advisor, ACSE

Jonathan Lee

Global Publications Learning & Community Lead, Takeda

Adam Day

CEO and Co-Founder, Clear Skies

Dr. Chi Wai (Rick) Lee

General Manager, World Scientific Publishing

This insightful webinar brings together experts from academia, industry, and consulting to explore how mentorship can shape the next generation of medical writers and publication professionals. Discover practical strategies, real-world experiences, and collaborative approaches to nurturing talent in scientific communication.

Who Should Attend: Medical Writers, Researchers, Editors, Publication Managers, Academic Mentors, Industry Professionals, Scientific Communication Trainers, and Publishers.

Dikran Toroser

Director, Asian Council of Science Editors

Explore the diverse forms of scientific writing and the key roles scientists play in the writing process. This session covers qualities of effective writing, ethical considerations, collaboration strategies, and tips for overcoming common challenges to successfully communicate your research within institutional settings.

Who Should Attend: Researchers, scientists, graduate students, academic writers, research supervisors, and anyone involved in scientific writing within institutional or collaborative settings.

Lisa DeTora

Director, Asian Council of Science Editors

This webinar, conducted in collaboration with experts from Reviewer Credits, will offer practical guidance and best practices for early-career researchers and reviewers across Asia. It will cover the fundamentals of peer review, ethical responsibilities, reviewer recognition, and how to build a credible reviewer profile. Designed to bridge skill gaps and promote quality in scholarly publishing, the session aims to empower participants to contribute effectively to the peer review process.

Who Should Attend: Researchers, Reviewers, Editors, Managing Editors, Publishers

Gareth Dyke

Academic Director, Reviewer Credits

Catherine Anderson

Head of Sales, Reviewer Credits

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into the peer review process, questions around its responsible use, potential, and limitations continue to grow. This panel discussion brings together publishing and technology experts to explore how AI is currently being used in editorial workflows, what risks and ethical concerns need to be considered, and how the publishing community can contribute to shaping trustworthy, transparent practices.

Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on the future of peer review, where innovation meets integrity.

Who Should Attend: Journal editors, peer review coordinators, researchers, authors, publishers, scholarly communication experts, librarians, and early career researchers.

Moderator:

Sven Fund

Director, Asian Council of Science Editors

Panelist:

Ashutosh Ghildiyal

Vice President – Growth and Strategy, Integra

Hong Zhou

Senior Director of AI Products & Innovation, Wiley

Haseeb Md. Irfanullah

Independent Consultant

Publishing your first research paper can feel overwhelming, but understanding the process makes all the difference. This webinar is designed to guide early-career researchers through the essential steps of academic publishing. Learn how to choose the right journal, avoid common pitfalls, navigate the peer review process, and respond to reviewer feedback effectively. Whether you're preparing your first manuscript or just beginning to explore publication, this session will equip you with the confidence and practical knowledge to take the next step.

Who Should Attend: Early-career researchers, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, first-time authors, academic mentors, research supervisors, and anyone new to scholarly publishing.

Facilitator:

Gareth Dyke

Advisor, Asian Council of Science Editors