April 14, 11am EST
- Emilie Delquié, Chief Product & Customer Success Officer (moderator)
- Tanya Laplante, Director of Product Platforms, Oxford University Press
- Tasha Mellins-Cohen, Executive Director, COUNTER
- Cheryl Firestone, Senior Manager, Digital Publishing, American Academy of Pediatrics
Discovery has always been central to the value publishers provide, but AI is reshaping how researchers navigate and engage with scholarly literature. This session focuses on AI-powered discovery tools integrated directly into publishing platforms—semantic search, recommendation engines, research assistants, and intelligent navigation systems that help users surface relevant content more effectively. We'll examine how these tools are changing user behavior, what makes on-platform AI discovery successful, and how publishers can balance enhanced discoverability with maintaining the trusted, authoritative environment that defines scholarly publishing. Panelists will share insights from implementing AI discovery features and discuss the evolving relationship between traditional search, browse experiences, and AI-assisted content exploration.
Register for the free series here and bring your questions for these engaging discussions. PLUS: Save the date for Platform Strategies 2026 in Washington, DC on September 23rd.
