Book Type: Open Access Edited Volume Copyright: CC BY-NC-ND
Proposed publication date: August 2026
Chapter Abstracts due: 30 June 2025
Further information and submission: Submission Portal
Overview: This book aims to serve as a comprehensive resource for researchers, academics, and students on the use of generative AI-enhanced research tools throughout the research process. With the increasing integration of artificial intelligence into research methodologies, there is an urgent need to explore both the practical benefits and the ethical challenges associated with these tools. The book will provide critical insights, practical guidance, and ethical reflections on the use of generative AI in research and how AI is reshaping the way research is conceptualized, conducted, and published. By offering perspectives from experienced researchers and early-career scholars alike, this edited volume will serve as a key reference for navigating AI use within academic research.
Kind regards,
The editorial team
Dr Douglas Eacersall – University of Southern Queensland
A/Prof Aleta Villanueva – University of the Philippines, Open University
Dr Lynette Pretorius – Monash University
Dr Nicole Horst – University of Cambridge
Dr Anne Wolfes – University of Oxford
Dr Rian Roux – University of Southern Queensland
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