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eWorkflow Develops New Artificial Intelligence-Based Features to Enhance Reviewer Finding, Peer-Review and Content Commissioning

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eWorkflow Ltd, an artificial intelligence-based manuscript submission system, unveiled its latest enhancements, including eNeural Engine to automate the finding and inviting of expert reviewers whose publication record matches the submission’s semantic analysis, eTelligence to provide AI peer-review assistance, and eGenie to provide AI-based commissioning. A combination of new AI features come together seamlessly integrated within a single manus…
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eWorkflow Develops New Artificial Intelligence-Based Features to Enhance Reviewer Finding, Peer-Review and Content Commissioning

eWorkflow Ltd, an artificial intelligence-based manuscript submission system, unveiled its latest enhancements, including eNeural Engine to automate the finding and inviting of expert reviewers whose publication record matches the submission’s semantic analysis, eTelligence to provide AI peer-review assistance, and eGenie to provide AI-based commissioning. A combination of new AI features come together seamlessly integrated within a single manus…

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SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing broke the news in on Tuesday, March 18, 2025.
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