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Charleston Conference 2024

November 12-15: Charleston, SC, USA

Find us in Grand Ballroom of Gaillard Center / Table 92 Tuesday, November 12, 10:00am-5:30pm

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Engage with us and step into the future of innovation.

Join us at the upcoming Charleston Conference for a series of engaging sessions brought to you by Elsevier colleagues. Explore cutting-edge topics such as generative AI, scholarly publishing, disability inclusion & accessibility, open access agreements, cybersecurity gaps, and research quality and integrity. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into these critical issues and gain valuable insights from industry experts. See you there!

GenAI Literacy Foundations Course, from the Library Connect Academy

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Join us for a preview of the GenAI Literacy Program featuring three new open, self-paced courses designed to help academic librarians shape the future of responsible use of AI.

Tour the Foundations of AI course, which focuses on the tools and technology behind GenAI, and the recently released Benefits & Risks of AI course, for a deeper dive into the opportunities and challenges of GenAI. By attending this session, you'll also get access to early-bird registration for the Responsible AI course and collect ideas for implementing training with your team.

 Scopus AI - leading the next 20 years of innovation

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This year Scopus celebrates 20 years of content growth and innovation. With a curated range of journal articles, preprints, conference proceedings and books, Scopus has become a reliable resource for librarians and their stakeholders. Continuous technological innovation has enriched Scopus to support research discovery, collaboration and career growth. Introduced in Jan-2024, Scopus AI continues our tradition of innovation by applying generative AI technology. An intuitive and intelligent search tool, Scopus AI provides another tool librarians can use to support research.

We’re open: Thanking our librarian partners

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Join us for an open reception where we invite you to share your thoughts on what matters most in the world of publishing - be it open access, read and publish agreements, AI, research integrity, RDM or showcasing impact at your institution. Enjoy a selection of appetizers and refreshments, including both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, while connecting with fellow librarians and Elsevier colleagues. In a relaxed setting, we’ll discuss the latest trends and challenges, sharing valuable insights in the ever-evolving landscape of academia.

Upholding research integrity: Navigating challenges & seizing opportunities in the GenAI era

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Step into the world of research integrity and engage in a lively discussion on the challenges and opportunities in upholding research integrity in an era of rapid content growth and AI utilization. Learn what Elsevier is doing to safeguard research integrity and foster trust in research. Join us at this Library Connect lunch to delve into the research integrity landscape and explore new horizons together.

Speaker: Gwen Evans

Insights into the use of Generative AI tools to support teaching, learning and research

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Join us for an interactive Charleston Conference luncheon to explore how GenAI tools can enhance teaching, learning, and research. We’ll share our latest GenAI innovations, discuss their use in libraries, and offer a chance to connect with fellow librarians.

Speakers:

  • Emily Singley – Vice President, North American Library Relations, Elsevier

  • Rose L'Huillier - SVP Researcher Products, Data Science and Analytics, Elsevier

  • Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe - Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Keith Webster - Dean of University Libraries, Carnegie Mellon University