Artificial Intelligence in medical research offers numerous benefits, including increased diagnostic accuracy and the ability to analyze vast amounts of data quickly. However, there are also challenges associated with AI in medical research. We would like to invite you to read recently published articles on this topic to learn more.
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Peer review is a crucial part of the scientific publishing process, and one of the core challenges for any journal is speeding up the review process without compromising quality or integrity. To address these callenges, Thieme introduced a new peer review process in the chemical journal SYNLETT in 2017. Select Crowd Review (SCR) was developed in collaboration with Nobel Laureate Benjamin List, who was Editor-in-Chief at the time. SCR is an innovative system that combines the rigor of traditional peer review with the speed and collaboration of a preselected group of experts who evaluate manuscripts together. Today, SCR is successfully used across six additional Thieme journals in the chemical and medical field.
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In cooperation with the World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies (WFNS), Thieme has launched a new Open Access journal. The WFNS encompasses over 130 member societies representing more than 40,000 neurosurgeons worldwide. Thieme, the WFNS and the Editor-in-Chief Dr. Anil Nanda offer this truly global community a voice to promote scientific progress and research diversity in neurosurgery worldwide. In particular, researchers from LMICs (low- and middle-income countries) and young neurosurgeons are encouraged to submit and empowered to drive the progress of scientific research on a global level.