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Open ScienceOpenCitationsOpenCitations IndexesOpenCitations MetaWeb Interface DesignAndere SozialwissenschaftenEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in OpenCitations blog

After months of work behind the scenes, we’re thrilled to unveil the new OpenCitations website!   Whether you’re a researcher, service provider, librarian, or open knowledge advocate, we want the new site to help you engage more easily and meaningfully with our work. This new website is part of a wider rebranding initiative that began earlier … Continue reading Welcome to the new OpenCitations website!

Medienwissenschaften und KommunikationswissenschaftenEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in the modern peer
Autor The Open Fox

Peer review is a staple of science, a seemingly inescapable barrier that every researcher must cross in order to share their work with the world. The internet is awash with complaints about Reviewer #2 and long, drawn out review processes. Despite this, most academics believe peer review to be a gold standard process that protects the scientific record from poor quality studies.

SozialwissenschaftenEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in living together, somehow
Autor PC

In this series of posts on simulation, I’ve been doing something of a David Byrne by wondering, ‘well, how did we get here?’ One signature of simulation’s 2025 ‘here’ was conveyed by three emoji. In the combination of these three characters, so much is compressed – to the point of collapse.

AtualidadesBilletsTraduçãoChatgptFilosofia Da TecnologiaPhilosophie, Ethik und ReligionswissenschaftPortugiesisch
Veröffentlicht in áskēsis
Autor Robert Tucker

Robert Tucker Robert Tucker, Forbes, 20/06/2025 1 [download do artigo em pdf] Em salas de direção e de aula, cafés e repartições de trabalho, a mesma questão tem sido levantada: o ChatGPT nos torna mais espertos ou nos tem feito intelectualmente preguiçosos, até mesmo burros [ stupid ]? Não se questiona aqui sobre se a inteligência artificial generativa é um divisor de águas.

NewsNews For DevelopersNews For Hosted ClientsOJS 3.5OJS 3.6SozialwissenschaftenEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in Public Knowledge Project
Autor Famira Racy

This post highlights production changes and plans for PKP software versions 3.5 and 3.6 that will lower the cost of publishing, increase accessibility, and support new publishing models. Note that while this post focuses on OJS, all PKP software (OJS, OMP, OPS) is built upon a shared codebase, which means some of the changes and plans also apply to OMP or OPS.

BIOinformaciónCursosBiologieEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in BIOgarabatos

Durante el semestre 2026-1 existe la opción de tomar el curso que impartiré en la carrera de Matemáticas Aplicadas de la Facultad de Ciencias de la UNAM. Modalidad: virtual Material : computadora o laptop, cámara, micrófono e internet Día y hora : Lu-Vi 18:00 a 19:00 hrs Asistencia : 90% indispensableCaracterísticas: Curso activo enfocado en la investigación y el uso de bioinformación, bioliteratura y biodatos.

NewsResearch-softwareInformatikEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in Abhishek Tiwari

Every so often, we get a chance to look back at our past work. Sometimes it’s with a cringe, sometimes with nostalgia, and occasionally, with an opportunity to rebuild. During a recent and much-needed time off, I found myself embarking on a project that was a blend of all three: a complete, ground-up rewrite of the Hydrogen Bond Analysis Tool (HBAT), a piece of software I first wrote nearly two decades ago.

BiologieEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in Paired Ends

I originally wrote and published this essay at The Connected Ideas Project, an excellent newsletter by my good friend and colleague Alexander Titus. If you’re not reading TCIP you’re missing out. After I finished my postdoc I was faculty in academia for eight years before moving to a consulting firm for five years, then joined a biotech startup two years ago.

American StudiesArticleCaribbean StudiesChican@/Latin@ StudiesCivic EngagementMedienwissenschaften und KommunikationswissenschaftenEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in Sounding Out!
Autor guestlistener

**This piece is co-authored by Wanda Alarcón, Dolores Inés Casillas, Esther Díaz Martín, Sara Veronica Hinojos, and Cloe Gentile Reyes For weeks, we have been inundated with executive orders (220 at last count), alarming budget cuts (from science and the arts to our national parks), stupendous tariff hikes, the defunding of DEI-anything, the banning of […]

Human AnatomyNervous SystemTutorialGeowissenschaftenEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week

Click to embiggen White rami are usually thicker than gray rami, and sometimes they are visibly different in color, but they are always the more lateral connections between the sympathetic chain and the intercostal nerves, and the ones you’ll see first when you peel off the parietal pleura. You may even see the white rami through the parietal pleura if it’s thin enough.