Artificial intelligence is reshaping how research questions are developed, studies are designed, and methodologies are refined. Used well, AI can help researchers explore existing literature, identify patterns, and strengthen research design. But it also raises important questions around bias, transparency, reproducibility, and responsible use.
This webinar will bring together expert perspectives from across research, publishing, and policy to help researchers use AI confidently and responsibly when designing their research.
This session will help researchers to:
- Understand how AI can support different stages of research design, from research questions to methodology
- Evaluate opportunities and limitations when incorporating AI tools
- Identify key risks, such as bias, reproducibility issues, and over‑reliance, and how to mitigate them
- Apply AI in ways that strengthen, rather than replace, critical thinking and research expertise
You will have the opportunity to submit your own questions when you register.
Session timings:
- Wednesday 10th June, 18:00–19:00 (CEST) –> Register
- Thursday 11th June, 09:00–10:00 (CEST) –> Register
- Thursday 11th June, 15:00–16:00 (CEST) –> Register
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