In this episode, we dive into one of the most talked-about developments in research and academia today—generative AI.Our guest is Professor Melanie Hingle, a registered dietitian, behavioral nutrition expert, and academic leader; Melanie is co-editor in chief of The International Journal of Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity. Melanie joins Steve to explore the opportunities, challenges, and ethical considerations of using tools like ChatGPT and other AI platforms in the research process and academic publishing.Tune in to hear:How AI is currently being used in behavioral nutrition and physical activity researchWhat generative AI can (and can’t) do for ECRs and studentsEthical concerns, authorship, and transparency in AI-assisted writingTips for using AI responsibly in literature reviews, writing, and ideationHow journals and universities are responding to this rapidly evolving space.Whether you’re curious, cautious, or already using AI in your work, this episode will give you critical insights and practical perspectives to help navigate this technological shift.You can learn more about Melanie's work here:https://cancercenter.arizona.edu/person/melanie-hingle-phd-mph-rdnNew episodes of the NESI podcast are released bi-weekly. Don’t miss updates on future episodes. Follow us on: Bluesky: ‪@isbnpa.bsky.social‬X: @ISBNPAInstagram: @isbnpaadminLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/international-society-of-behavioral-nutrition-and-physical-activity/ Do you want to feature your work on the podcast? We are always looking for new voices! Please reach out to us at [email protected] with a short bio and the research you want to share on the podcast, whether that is a specific paper, a larger project or a topic in your field that you study.

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