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"The path is clear—we have to meet researchers where they already work, this is the intentional path Wiley has taken: connecting our quality, trusted content and data to the powerful AI tools we know researchers are using." Yesterday, Josh Jarrett (Senior Vice President & General Manager, AI Growth) spoke to attendees at #FBM25, sharing powerful insights from our ExplanAItions 2025 study — including how AI is already influencing researcher behavior and reshaping the publishing landscape. If you missed it, or just want to learn more, you can find more info on ExplanAItions 2025 here: https://ow.ly/X67F50Xe87Z

“The opportunity is enormous. We have access to the world's most trusted content. We have relationships with the people who create knowledge and the institutions that fund it. We have tech that didn't exist five years ago. If we can connect all of that for real-world impact, publishers stop being middlemen in the knowledge economy and start being essential architects of knowledge itself.” Earlier this week, Jay Flynn spoke to attendees at #FBM25 about how publishers can move forward, innovate, and reimagine our value in an AI-driven world. If you missed it, or just want to learn more, you can do so here: https://ow.ly/NhTq50XcTLK

What a day at the Wiley #FBF25 stand! (C18 Hall 4.0) 190 meetings, a buzzing Innovation Hub, and nonstop energy around our tech talks and product demos. We ended on a high note with our stand party — one of the liveliest events of the evening! 🍸 Digitally printed Wiley logo cocktails (200 served!) 🧁 Branded cupcakes, white chocolate lollipops & pretzels 🥂 Prosecco, beer, and lemonade flowing freely 🎉 Crowds on both sides of the stand, celebrating our brand reveal with colleagues and customers Thanks to everyone who joined us — here’s to more great conversations and celebrations ahead!

#FBM25 is in full swing but there’s still plenty to come. Join us at 16:00 (Frankfurt Studio) for Navigating the New Frontier: Content Discovery and Distribution in an AI World — where Josh Jarrett, Senior Vice President & General Manager, AI Growth at Wiley, will share exclusive insights from our ExplanAItions 2025 study and what they mean for publishers. 🔍 Discover how AI is influencing researcher behavior, editorial workflows, and the future of scholarly communication. Full details & registration: https://ow.ly/9oaq50XchrH

AI systems need training data. The question is: what kind? Introducing AI Knowledge Nexus: connecting peer-reviewed scholarship to AI developers and enterprise applications. Powering AI with trusted research: 📊 Nexus Training: Large-scale datasets for foundation model development 🔄 Nexus Domains: Recurring knowledge feeds for corporate R&D—keeping AI current without retraining From model training to breakthrough applications. AI built on the world's most authoritative scientific content. Learn more about the bridge between centuries of scholarly knowledge and tomorrow's breakthrough technology. 👉 https://ow.ly/UfQ450Xb26I #AI #Innovation #ScholarlyPublishing #TrustedResearch

Just one day to go until Jay Flynn’s keynote at #FBM25 so if you’re joining us, make sure you’ve added the event to your schedule! Learn 3 moves publishers can make to get unstuck, start innovating, and reimagine the value we create in the age of #AI. Join Jay Flynn, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Research & Learning for ‘From Content Curators to Knowledge Architects: Reimagining the Value of Publishing’ tomorrow at 16:30 (Innovation Stage, Hall 4.0). Full details here: https://ow.ly/lAhQ50XbeFP

We’re proud to introduce Wiley AI Gateway — the first AI-native research intelligence platform giving researchers unified access to trusted content from leading scholarly publishers. Unlike closed ecosystems, Wiley AI Gateway seamlessly integrates scholarly subscriptions with today’s leading AI platforms including Anthropic’s Claude, AWS Marketplace, Mistral AI and Perplexity. What it delivers: 🔬 Researchers:  Use AI to accelerate scientific discovery with peer-reviewed content built into daily workflows, turning hours of literature review into rapid synthesis. 💼 Universities & Research Labs:  Provide comprehensive, cross-publisher literature synthesis through familiar AI interfaces, with responses anchored to peer-reviewed sources. 📚 Publishers:  Connect to leading AI platforms while maintaining independence and protecting your content. The platform is live now: • Advanced content transformation technology preserves citation integrity and peer-review validation • Built on Model Context Protocol (MCP) for systematic integration of peer-reviewed research • Partners include independent publishers and university presses, with more world-class publishers joining This isn't just about connecting content to AI tools. It's about ensuring trusted research remains discoverable, accessible, and valuable as discovery evolves. Ready to see what’s possible? Unlock the future of knowledge with AI Gateway: https://ow.ly/B0qB50XaHNS #AIinResearch #ResearchInnovation #TrustedKnowledge #AI

We’re transforming knowledge into impact. 📖⚡ This is how progress happens—by helping the world’s brightest minds move faster from question to answer, and from hypothesis to real-world change that matters. Learn more about how we’re pioneering what’s next: https://ow.ly/6nfo50X910P

Stop thinking of AI as a chatbot. Start thinking of it as software at scale. We're at an inflection point. The question isn't whether AI will transform knowledge—it's whether we'll shape that transformation and make the most of it. Be part of building the future of AI in research and publishing with our Episode 1 of Chats, a discussion between Senior Director of AI Product Management and Strategy, Ray Abruzzi, and BMJ's CTO Ian Mulvany. Watch the episode now: https://ow.ly/MiLh50X9HLZ

Meet Dr. Tasha Faruqui, pediatrician, advocate, and author of Keep Your Head Up: A Mother's Story of Chasing Joy in the Face of Grief. Named a top doctor by Cincinnati Magazine in 2022 and 2024, she empowers parents of children with complex medical needs through expertise and compassion. In this installment of Portraits & Pages, we celebrate her remarkable journey and the stories that shape her mission. “My writing journey began with storytelling, born out of necessity. I started by writing family blogs to keep our loved ones informed about my daughter’s medical condition. Over time, that evolved into advocacy—first for my daughter, and then for all children with disabilities. As I shared our story more publicly, I transitioned into writing articles to further amplify awareness and create understanding. Writing became a more expansive and meaningful way to share not only our personal experience but also to advocate and connect with others who might be walking a similar path. My life experiences have been the driving force behind writing a book. As a physician and a parent of a medically complex child, particularly one who lived without a clear diagnosis for 13 years and eventually entered hospice, I found myself in a space of deep isolation. I had no community and no clear guide on how to navigate such an emotionally complex life. When I searched for guidance, especially in the realm of anticipatory grief, I found very little. I longed for a book that could help me figure out how to simply live—day to day—in the face of such uncertainty. Eventually, with encouragement from a few incredible people, I realized that if the book I needed didn’t exist, maybe I could write it. I hope that what I’ve written offers something valuable to a wide range of people. Physicians and healthcare professionals—who often have only fifteen minutes with a patient—have told me that the book helps them make that time more impactful. Parents of special needs children say they feel less alone and more understood. Even healthy, neurotypical kids find resonance in the universal desire to do right by their children. More than anything, I hope the book offers a sense of direction and companionship for anyone who finds themselves in a life that didn’t go as expected. My writing is deeply rooted in my everyday life. It’s honest, raw, and emotional—full of grief, love, and joy. I don’t hold back, because at this point, I feel like I have nothing left to lose if I am already losing my child. That openness has become my way of connecting, and if my vulnerability can help even one person feel less alone, then I’ll keep writing. Outside of writing, I find joy in connecting with new people and hearing their stories. I spend time meditating, exploring local restaurants, enjoying good coffee, and most importantly, soaking up quiet moments with my family—often in what we lovingly call our cuddle puddle.”