The much-anticipated STM Trends 2028 report has been officially launched at the STM Conference in Washington, DC, offering a compelling vision of the future of scholarly publishing. Developed through collaboration among leading technology experts, journal editors, and representatives from various committees within the STM community, the report provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of scientific communication.
Unlike previous editions, the STM Trends 2028 report adopts a broader perspective, encompassing not only technological advancements but also considerations of open research, research integrity, and social responsibility. By incorporating diverse viewpoints, the report paints a comprehensive picture of a world where humans and machines coalesce to support researchers in navigating the complexities of an increasingly digital era.
The genesis of the report can be traced back to a gathering in London where participants engaged in an exercise aimed at envisioning headlines from the year 2028. Building upon this foundation, discussions at the STM Conference in Washington, DC delved deeper into emerging trends and challenges that are likely to shape the scholarly publishing landscape in the late 2020s.
The report, now available on the STM website, offers valuable insights for stakeholders across the scholarly publishing ecosystem. From advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning to the promotion of open research practices, the report explores a wide range of topics that are poised to shape the future of scientific communication.
The release of the STM Trends 2028 report marks a significant milestone in the ongoing dialogue surrounding the future of scholarly publishing. By fostering collaboration and innovation, the STM community is poised to thrive in a machine-intermediated world, where humans and technology converge to advance the frontiers of knowledge.
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