Cassidy R. Sugimoto

@crsugimoto.bsky.social

Tom and Marie Patton Professor and Chair of the School of Public Policy at Georgia Institute of Technology

📣 In our next research seminar, @crsugimoto.bsky.social from Georgia Institute of Technology will talk about 'Science superpower(s) and science diplomacy'. 🎧 Make sure to join! 📅 Friday this week, 20/3/2026 | 3:00-4:15 PM (CET) 📌 Online & in person at CWTS

Science superpower(s) and science diplomacy

This talk uses large-scale bibliometric evidence to rethink what it means to be a scientific superpower in the twenty-first century. It moves beyond traditional input and output indicators to foregrou...

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Please apply to come work with me as a postdoctoral research on this fabulous international project! I will be co-leading WP5 - STI diplomacy and science-policy dynamics!

Multi-Observatory of Science, Technology and Innovation Dynamics@multiobs.bsky.social · 3mo ago

The IG-UNICAMP announces a call for eight post-doctoral positions funded by FAPESP in the context of the project MultiObs (multiobs.org) led by researcher Rodrigo Costas (CWTS - Leiden University). Access the link for information and application: www.multiobs.org/opportunitie...

The International Conference on the Science of Science & Innovation #ICSSI2026 will be in beautiful Boulder, CO, USA! ☀️ June 29 - July 1 ☀️ & Open Data Hackathon, June 28 🧑‍💻 We welcome submissions on all topics in the science of science and innovation, broadly defined. Learn more at 👉 icssi.org 👈

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The program looks amazing! Looking forward to an engaging and productive dialogue on S&T policy in Bristol!

29th Annual Conference on Science and Technology Indicators@stienid2025.bsky.social · last yr.

The 29th Annual #STI2025 isn’t just great talks — it’s about community + fun too! 📍 Bristol, Sept 3–5: 🏃‍♀️ Morning harbour run 🎨 Banksy treasure hunt 🎲 ‘Publish & Perish’ game 🖼️ Poster bingo Come for the research, stay for the people. Join us! 👉 stienid2025.org/registration-1

Would you use AI to write a research paper? Would you use AI in peer review? Would you disclose it if you had? We asked 5000 researchers these questions. What do you think of their answers? You can read the full survey results here: www.nature.com/articles/d41...

A graphic titled "experiences with using AI to write papers". Bar charts showed the following results:
18% have used AI to edit their paper without disclosing AI use
10% have used AI to edit their paper and disclosed AI use
43% have not used AI to edit their paper but would be willing to
29% have not used AI to edit their paper and would not consider it

4% have used AI to translate a paper and not disclosed AI use
4% have used AI to translate a paper and disclosed AI use
43% have not used AI to translate have not used AI to translate a paper but would be willing to
49% have not used AI to translate a paper and would not consider it

4% have used AI to make summaries of other papers to use in own work and not disclosed AI use
4% have used AI to make summaries of other papers to use in own work and disclosed AI use
35% have not used AI to make summaries of other papers to use in own work, but have considered it
57% would not consider using AI to make summaries of other papers to use in own work

4% have used AI to write a first draft of paper without disclosing use
4% have used AI to write a first draft of a paper and disclosed use
29% have not used AI to write a first draft of a paper, but would consider it
63% have never used AI to write a first draft of a paper, and would never consider it

Thank you @crsugimoto.bsky.social ! We are also looking forward to having you back as well as collaborating with you as part of the @stienid2025.bsky.social Scientific Committee. Bristol baby!!

Cassidy R. Sugimoto@crsugimoto.bsky.social · 2y ago

I can't wait to return to Bristol for @stienid2025.bsky.social! Submit special sessions by February 28 and abstracts by April 4! @gemmaderrick.bsky.social www.stienid2025.org

“‘It’s very easy to assume that science is going to change organically towards equality — and what this study shows is that that’s not happening…It is an ‘important reminder for us that we need to stay vigilant in working towards equality in science’” @crsugimoto.bsky.social 🧪 #AcademicSky 👩🏽‍🔬

Who’s quitting academia? Data reveal gender gaps in surprising fields

Even in scientific areas in which women are well represented, they are up to 40% more likely than men to leave research within 20 years.

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