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Published in Henry Rzepa's Blog

In the previous post, I looked[cite]10.59350/xp5a3-zsa24[/cite] at the recently reported[cite]10.1021/ja02261a002[/cite] hexa-arylethane containing a carbon-carbon one-electron bond, its structure having been determined by x-ray diffraction (XRD). The measured C-C bond length was ~2.9aÅ and my conclusion was that the C…C region represented more of a weak “interaction” than of a bond as such. How about a much simpler system,

Published in Elephant in the Lab
Author Sascha Schönig

This article explores the evolving phenomenon of science communication in social media and the norms and values that shape these online spaces. We interviewed science communicators on TikTok, one of the most popular social media platforms globally, about using generative AI to produce science-related social media content.

Published in Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week

This one hardly needs making. I found it by accident when we roasted a chicken this Sunday. As we were tearing the carcass apart like a pack of hyaenas, I noticed that one of the wings had a nice, distinct thumb claw. Here it is in a big plastic bowl in the kitchen — shown this way to emphasize its mundanity.

Published in Open Access Blog Berlin

Auch im 2024 findet die International Open Access Week (#oaweek) statt. Vom 21. bis 27. Oktober gibt es diverse Veranstaltungen zum Thema „ Community over Commercialization“ . Das Open-Access-Büro Berlin stellt wieder eine Übersicht von Aktionen an Berliner und Brandenburger Einrichtungen zusammen.

Published in Jabberwocky Ecology

Interested in understanding how ecological systems change through time? Morgan Ernest’s Lab at the University of Florida has an opening for a PhD student to start Fall 2025. The new student will work with our long-term field site in Portal, Arizona to study biodiversity dynamics of mammals and plants to understand and predict changes in species abundances and biodiversity in response to changing climate and biotic conditions.

Published in BLOG ATARRAYA
Author Atarraya

Damián Ortega, DR © Cristal, calabaza, piedra pómez, cáscara de huevo, cubos de concreto. 24 x 22 x 22 cm Parte de la exhibición Pico y elote en el museo de Bellas Artes Sitio del autor Instagram Esta es una reproducción digital, con fines de divulgación, de una obra original, todos los derechos de autor y reproducción están reservados por el artista.

Published in Sci:Debug

In September, a journalistic article on Diamond Open Access (by Wolfgang Benedikt Schmal and myself) and a preprint on Transformative Open Access Agreements (by Laura Rothfritz, Wolfgang Benedikt Schmal, and myself) were published. On Diamond Open Access &

Published in bjoern.brembs.blog
Author Björn Brembs

It has been almost 10 years now that we have come to the realization that a particular type of our operant experiments can be classified as motor learning. In such “operant self-learning” experiments, the animal learns about the consequences of its own behavior and adjusts future behavior accordingly.

Published in Henry Rzepa's Blog

More than 100 years ago, before the quantum mechanical treatment of molecules had been formulated, G. N. Lewis proposed[cite]10.1021/ja02261a002[/cite] a simple model for chemical bonding that is still taught today. This is the idea of the three categories of bond we know as single, double and triple, comprising respectively two, four and six shared electrons each, at least for the very common carbon-carbon bond.