Pending approval. Provisional guidance pending approval — not an official University policy until approved.
What it is
Awareness and training on AI tools for literature discovery and research support, focusing on research integrity, source verification and confidentiality.
Objectives
- Clarify acceptable and unacceptable uses according to publisher policies.
- Practise verifying references generated by tools.
- Protect confidential data and manuscripts from leaking.
Who it is for
- Researchers, PhD and Master’s students.
- Reviewers and journal editors.
How it works
- Read the published guide.
- Book a workshop or request a consultation on a specific case.
- Document and disclose tool use at publication as the journal requires.
Related guides
Guide: Responsible Use of AI in Research
Practical rules for benefiting from tools while protecting integrity and confidentiality.
Frequently asked questions
May I use AI tools to write articles?
Journal policies differ; check the author guidelines. General principles: authors remain fully responsible, a tool is not an author, use should be disclosed, every claim and reference must be verified, and confidential text must not be uploaded to public tools.