At ORCID, we believe that the global challenge of upholding research integrity is one that requires community-driven solutions. Join us for this provocative webinar series where we invite thought leaders and experts in research, cyber security, and more to share their insights about trends and emerging solutions.

In this session, Signals joins us to discuss how they restore trust in research. Signals is a research evaluation platform that combines insights from the scholarly record metadata with expert knowledge from sleuths, researchers and editors. In this session, learn how Signals delivers transparent, actionable evaluations of publications and manuscripts to help the scholarly community make informed decisions on the value and credibility of research.

Though we face significant challenges to uphold research integrity, we remain optimistic that by working together, our community can make meaningful and lasting progress towards a world where all who participate in research, scholarship, and innovation are uniquely — and reliably — identified and connected to their contributions across disciplines, borders, and time. Register for this session to be a part of community solutions for global challenges.

Featured Speakers

Tiago Barros

co-founder, Signals

Prior to his current role at Signals, Tiago was VP of H1 Connect at H1, Managing Director of Faculty Opinions and Sciwheel, and Product Lead at Publons.

Throughout his career, Tiago has been focussed on applying his strong scientific background and passion for science to deliver innovative products and solutions for publishers, researchers, and institutions that change the way scientific research is shared, published, and evaluated.

Tiago is a thought leader in scholarly publishing and research evaluation, and author of 25+ publications on peer review, predatory publishing, and structural biology. He holds a PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Frankfurt, Germany.

Elliott Lumb

co-founder, Signals

Elliott Lumb is the co-founder of Signals, a research evaluation platform with the mission to restore trust in research.

He was previously the founder of PeerRef, a journal-independent peer review platform.

He has consulted for publishers and held several roles at Frontiers, including in the Strategy and Planning team.

In 2018, Elliott completed a PhD in medicinal chemistry at Monash University and the University of Nottingham.

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