Thursday, May 8
9-10 a.m.
Zoom
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way researchers conduct literature reviews, draft grant proposals, and refine their writing. This session explores how AI-powered tools can serve as research assistants, grant-writing collaborators, and academic editors, streamlining the research process and improving efficiency. We will demonstrate practical applications of AI for navigating vast bodies of literature, structuring compelling grant narratives, and enhancing writing clarity. Additionally, we will discuss how AI can help overcome language barriers in research, fostering more inclusive and global collaboration. We’ll also touch upon important ethical considerations and current limitations of AI, including questions around authorship, accuracy, and responsible use in academic contexts. Join us to see AI in action and learn strategies to integrate these tools into your academic workflow.
Speakers:
- Cory Stephens, DNP, MSN, RN, CNE, NI-BC, CPHIMS, FHIMSS, assistant professor, Informatics Nursing, School of Nursing
- Isabell Cserno May, PhD, associate professor and director, Science Communication Program, School of Graduate Studies, and director, UMB Writing Center