NISO Plus 2024 Global/Online

Each of the three part participants in this panel on new standards for open science represents a key area of interest and concern in maintaining and monitoring the integrity and quality of research going forward. On research data, Tim Vines will present on the use of AI to help authors and journals establish the extent of research data compliance associated with different types of studies, involving the analyses of research methodologies and instrumentation. On the use of generative AI in the conducting and reporting of research, Tony Ross-Hellauer will review the emerging standards, innovative approaches, and thorny issues that surround the rapid expansion of this powerful new technology, setting out the dilemma between the promise of a far more efficient and effective science and the various threats to research integrity. And finally John Willinsky will present on the means by which journal publishing platforms can set new standards in monitoring and communicating to professionals and the public published research’s adherence to scholarly standards in ways through which the industry can more effectively establish the trustworthiness of research around journal quality. These presentations propose new information standards for realizing the potential of open science.