AI-powered research talks
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The easiest way to host AI-enhanced research talks with DOIs, transcripts and central discovery.
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Turn papers and special issues into engaging video that grows readers and submissions.
Publish conference talks
Capture plenaries and sessions as searchable video proceedings with DOIs and Ask the Conference AI.
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Helping researchers raise the impact of their work
I really enjoyed using Cassyni's service to put together a seminar about my research. It was easy to do and will help to raise the impact of my work, I would definitely recommend Cassyni to other researchers.
UC Irvine
Spectrally-Dispersed Kernel Phase Interferometry with SCExAO/CHARIS: Proof of Concept and Calibration Strategies
Alexander Chaushev, University of California, Irvine
Exchanging knowledge with a global audience
Prior to Cassyni our departmental seminars were lost in the ether. Now they are published with a DOI, and can be searched and cited. It’s a massive step forwards.
School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies Lecturer
LALS Staff Flash Talks
Matthew Packer, Victoria University of Wellington
Engaging journal communities throughout the year
As an Editor keen to attract readers to the Journal, to disseminate its content more widely and to promote intellectually productive debate amongst authors and readers, I am pleased to support the Cassyni webinar concept. Author seminars have been extremely well attended and warmly received by attendees.
Our collaboration has strengthened engagement with the Society's membership at all levels and provided a means for members to interact directly with other researchers in their field. This is a valuable endeavour providing a natural bridge between traditional publishing and conference attendance.
Editor in Chief, Eletrochimica Acta.
On modeling of corrosion and electrochemical processes: the impact of the governing equations on the potential, current density, and species distributions
Carolina Moraes, University of Virginia
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