W133: A.I. and the Scientific Paper: Part 1
Time Zone 1
July 3, 7-10 AM (GMT)
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According to your time zone (New_York): July 3, 2027, 03:00 AM
Time Zone 2
July 3, 7-10 PM (GMT)
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According to your time zone (New_York): July 3, 2027, 03:00 PM
Regular: $15.59
Affiliates: Free*
Included:
  • workshop certificate
  • 3 hour workshop attendance
  • membership in GLOCAL workshop community
  • ongoing writing support
  • assistance with publishing in GLOCAL journals
  • assistance with publishing impact
 

In General

GLOwrite, the GLOCAL Workshops on High Impact Writing, are designed to guide authors and scholars to academic writing success. Each workshop is designed to prepare the participants as authors and scholars in a particular facet of writing, to develop their high impact publications, and to publish these in journals and other publications of high quality and significance in the academic world. Here, the GLOCAL GLOWrite high impact writing workshops drive authors to produce and shape their groundbreaking work, as evidenced by the success of the workshops over the past two decades.

The Workshop

In this workshop on ‘A.I. and the Scientific Paper: Part 1,’ participants will develop skills to immediately draw on, integrate, and appropriate A.I. in their efforts to produce a manuscript that will be considered by any targeted journal in the age of A.I. The workshop will be a fully practical one, using papers pre-submitted by authors.

Hi Impact Potential

The GLOCAL Workshop on A.I. and the Scientific Paper will propel participants to immediately develop skills to position themselves to design and create a well structured, effectively arranged manuscript, to thus ensure that their future submissions to journals are considered and accepted. As progressively effective structures in an A.I.-filled world now elude scholars, the participants will leave this workshop with the knowledge that they will, from there on, be positioned to identify, rearrange, structure, and critique any manuscript, in an era of A.I. produced texts, and to successfully draw on A.I. to produce and submit structurally sound work for high impact publications.