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Rogue ScholarComputer and Information Sciences
Published in Front Matter

The Rogue Scholar science blog archive has started to automatically add all blog posts to the subject area community of the blog. Today I am adding another automatic community workflow: if a blog post uses tags or categories that exist as Rogue Scholar topic communities, the post is automatically added to these communities.

Computer and Information Sciences
Published in Make Data Count
Author Make Data Count

The third release of the Data Citation Corpus incorporates data citations from the Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s (ASAP) initiative and enhancements to organization information. DOI: 10.60804/ykf9-z968 We are pleased to share a new release for the Data Citation Corpus.

PapersBiological Sciences
Published in Paired Ends
Author Stephen Turner

It’s been a few weeks since I wrote a recap about what I’m reading. It’s been difficult watching helplessly as the institutions and financial infrastructure underpinning my profession are being systematically and irreversibly dismantled, with brilliant scientists I know personally having their careers destroyed and lives upturned.

WILDLIFE NEWSBiological Sciences
Published in Simply Ecologist
Author Erzsebet Frey

**The Man Who Would Kill Wolf Pups: CounterPunch SEO Guide** Preserving nature’s balance is critical, yet human interference continues to tip the scales. This clash often brings to light deeply unsettling actions by individuals who consider eliminating wildlife as a solution. At the forefront of such actions is the controversial figure known for targeting wolf pups. But why do these methods still surface in modern times?

CommunityMeetingsOpen ScienceMaintenanceOpen-sourceComputer and Information Sciences
Published in rOpenSci - open tools for open science
Authors Hugo Gruson, Stefanie Butland, Ruby Krasnow

Context setting rOpenSci organizes monthly co-working hours on a variety of topics.But the constant is the quality of the discussion that ensues and the renewed energy that comes from it. The November coworking session welcomed Stefanie Butland from Openscapes as a co-host.She shared Openscapes’ approach of “Forking as a worldview”.Forks in the open-source software world refer to copies of an existing open-source project that add their own

Social Science
Published in Leiden Madtrics
Authors Louise Bezuidenhout, Thed van Leeuwen, Francesca Morselli

The transition towards open research practices has been a longstanding priority for Dutch academics. Over the last decade, the bottom-up support for open research practices has been accompanied by consolidated, national-level support. This country-level initiative has resulted in the 2017 National Plan for Open Science (NPOS) and the 2022 Open Science in 2030 in the Netherlands.

AllgemeinDatenschutz + SicherheitGenerative KIKünstliche IntelligenzNewsLawGerman
Published in iRights.info
Author Lea Singson

Neue KI-Verordnung, Datenschutz- oder Urheberrecht: Bei der Arbeit mit Künstlicher Intelligenz bestehen einige juristische Stolpersteine. Helfen kann die neue Handreichung von Till Kreutzer zu Rechtsfragen beim Einsatz von generativer KI in gemeinnützigen Organisationen. Technologien Künstlicher Intelligenz simulieren mit statistischer Wahrscheinlichkeitsberechnung menschlichen Ausdruck.