LLM+ Research Day | Research Publications in the Age of GenAI: Some Observations from an Editor
About the Event
The LLM+ Research Day is pleased to welcome Professor Hugo Lam from the University of Liverpool for a guest lecture on publishing high-quality research in the era of Generative AI.
As the Chair in Operations Management and Director of Research at the University of Liverpool, Prof. Lam will share his perspectives as an editor and senior scholar on how GenAI is reshaping academic research and publication. The session will discuss emerging opportunities, challenges, and practical considerations for researchers seeking to publish impactful work in leading journals.
The talk will be followed by an interactive Q&A session, providing an opportunity for early-career researchers, PhD students, and faculty members to discuss publishing strategies and the future of research in the age of AI.
Whether you are actively publishing or beginning your research journey, this session offers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of academic publishing.
Speaker
Prof. Hugo Lam
Chair in Operations Management & Director of Research
University of Liverpool
Talk
Research Publications in the Age of GenAI: Some Observations from an Editor
Schedule
Tuesday, 21 July 2026
11:30–12:00 — Reception & Networking
12:00–12:40 — Guest Talk
12:40–13:00 — Q&A and Discussion
Venue
West Hub, Room D
University of Cambridge
Who Should Attend?
PhD students
Early Career Researchers
Faculty members
Master's students interested in academic research
Anyone interested in AI, research methods, and academic publishing
Host
Dequn Teng
PhD in Engineering
University of Cambridge
Organiser
This event is part of the LLM+ Research Day series and is organised by LLM+ with support from the University of Cambridge West Hub Small Grants Programme.
We look forward to welcoming you to an engaging discussion on academic publishing in the age of Generative AI.