Conference Time: 24th Sept 2025, 03:39:14pm BST
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Friday poster session: Friday poster session
Time:
Friday, 05/Dec/2025:
9:00am - 5:00pm
Location: Brontë Knowledge Centre. Capacity: 60
Presentations
The BL Labs Collider – Feedback on the Labs/Data.bl.uk Pilot 2 SuperMVP Vision
Silvija Aurylaite
British Library, United Kingdom
AI Literacy is Information Literacy: Teaching STEM students and research labs about generative AI
Hannah Edlund, Ian Mellor-Crummey
Rice University Fondren Library, United States of America
Ethical Considerations Around Machine Learning-Engaged Online Participatory Research
Samantha Blickhan , Hillary Burgess
Zooniverse, The Adler Planetarium, United States of America
Fast, cheap, and good? Building an image recognition prototype in the AI era
Neil Hawkins
Cogapp, United Kingdom
Reimagining Museum Work: How Museums Respond to AI’s Impact on Workforce, Skills and Equitable Collaboration
Yingru Qian
Kings College London, United Kingdom
Transforming Record Appraisal at NAS with AI: A Proof-of-Concept Exploration
Joyce Wong
National Library Board, Singapore
AI Products: A Licence Review Tool
Alex Fenlon, Lisa Bird
University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
Gallica Images - Applying AI and UX to vast iconographic collections
Danaë Di Salvo
French National Library (BnF), France
Descriptive Debt and AI: Rethinking the Future of Archival Processing
Emilie Hardman
ITHAKA, United States of America
“AI pedagogy and new methods for humanities scholars: A reflective case study”
Chris Haffenden, Justyna Sikora
Kungliga biblioteket, National Library of Sweden, Sweden