We participated in the 16th International Congress on Scientific Journals (CRECS), held in Cuenca, where we presented results from various projects we are working on.

We participated in the 16th International Congress on Scientific Journals (CRECS), held in Cuenca, where we presented results from various projects we are currently working on.

• Turning points in scientific literature: an exploratory analysis of disruptive research on addiction.
• Availability of open data on psychoactive drugs and its implications for reuse and transparency.
• The capacity of artificial intelligence to generate flowcharts in scientific articles.
• Poster: Exploratory review of studies on vocabulary and linguistic feature tracking in academic or scientific texts generated by Artificial Intelligence.
• Training in research data management as a pillar of scientific quality: the RDMLA course.
• Reliability assessment of ChatGPT5.1 and manual verification of open access, gender perspective, and citizen participation editorial policies in a sample of oncology journals.

In addition, Rut Lucas and Rafael Aleixandre moderated two of the communications panels at the congress.

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