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Director of NISO - Facilitating information exchange through standards. Just to be clear: Thoughts & opinions are my own... Moving to @tac_NISO@social.niso.org
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Ask the Chefs: SSP 2026 Annual Meeting

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By Stephanie Hansen, Todd Carpenter, Lettie Y. Conrad
| The Scholarly Kitchen
Editor’s note: Many thanks to Chef Stephanie Lovegrove Hansen for leading this installment of our Ask the Chefs series. Last week, the scholarly publishing community gathered for the SSP Annual Meeting in Chula Vista, California, for a whirlwind few days of celebrating our achievements, taking stock of our opportunities and challenges, and connecting with industry colleagues.
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The Opportunities and Perils of Discovery: STM Releases its Trends 2030

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By Todd Carpenter
| The Scholarly Kitchen
Since the 1950s, there has been an obsession with space, coinciding with roughly the time that actually reaching space became a possibility. “The final frontier” has been tied to the glorious future of technology and wondrous opportunities just over the horizon. It has long provided a literary and cultural vehicle to create separate worlds to explore in new ways the problems we face at home. Space travel has also been a source of danger, of risk or conflict.
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STM Plants a Flag About Responsible Use of Research Content in GenAI

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By Todd Carpenter
| The Scholarly Kitchen
Our expectations of reliability of information resources exist on a spectrum. On one side of that spectrum is the land of fiction, where facts aren’t terribly important. Think of coming up with a bedtime story for one’s child. The bar for truth-telling of that kind of story needn’t be high, if one exists at all. Then imagine you’re proceeding up the truthiness chain, to a child’s elementary or middle school paper.
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