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Should the Future of AIS Conferences be Hybrid?
Communications of the Association for Information SystemsAcademic conferences provide a needed opportunity for academic community members to come together and share ideas. COVID-19 forced AIS to host conferences remotely for two years. From that experience, we learned a few things about virtualizing our conference activities including the potential for virtual conferences to widen participation and ...
Traci A. Carte +6 more
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As U.S. pandemic subsides, conferences explore ‘hybrids’
Science, 2021Societies aim to harness the best of in-person and virtual meetings, but it won't be easy.
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Hybrid Ophthalmology Conferences: Paradigm Shift in 2022
Journal of Ophthalmology and Advance Research, 2022Introduction: It has been almost a year since our journal talked about ophthalmology conferences under the COVID-19 era [1]. With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing throughout 2022, scholars and academics are finding their ways out for scientific exchange of knowledge and research advances [2].
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Nonadditive regulation confers phenotypic variation in hybrid maize
New PhytologistSummary Our knowledge of how the parental genomes interact to shape hybrid performance remains limited. This work established four hybrid maize populations and evaluated plant height (PH) in both the parental and hybrid populations, generating an extensive transcriptome and translatome dataset.
Tao Zhou +14 more
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A How-to for Hybrid Conferences (Revisited)
The FLTMAG, 2020Jonathan Perkins +3 more
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