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50. Collaborative Research – AI: Dr Sawsan Khuri on what happens to trust when your team starts using AI
Generative AI has quickly become part of how many researchers work. But in most teams, the conversation about how it's being used, which tools are trusted, and who's checking the outputs simply hasn't happened yet. Dr Sawsan Khuri argues that transparency is key if we want AI to strengthen, rather than fracture, our research collaborations. She talks us through practical tips for bringing AI into your team's work openly.
47. LinkedIn for Impact: Prof Phillip Dawson on making the platform work for you (even if you hate social media)
You probably already know that being on LinkedIn is a good idea for your work, your research, and your career. But how do you make sure it's actually making a positive difference, rather than just becoming "doom scrolling at work"? Returning guest Prof Phillip Dawson joins us to walk through a seven-step framework for making LinkedIn manageable, effective, and maybe even (dare we say it) not terrible. From setting goals and capturing ideas, through writing posts and showing up in conversations, to reflecting on what's actually working, we cover the full process for turning LinkedIn from hellscape to... well, if not heaven, then at least something you can actually live with 😅
33. AI For Science Communication: Prof Mike S. Schäfer on AI's promises, pitfalls, and pink slime
How is generative AI transforming the way research is communicated and understood by different audiences? Prof Mike S. Schäfer gives us a state of the union on the rapidly evolving world of AI and science communication.
Popular topics:
- Public engagement
- Career development
- Knowledge mobilisation
- Team alignment
- Stakeholder/audience mapping
- Storytelling
- Leadership
- Strategic comms
- Community engagement
- Collaborating with professional staff
- Talks and presentations
- Making your work relatable
- Co-design
- Communicating in different formats/mediums
- Interdisciplinary collaboration
- Strategy
- Impact planning
- Behaviour change
- Your pitch
- Networking