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I had a chance to talk with Henry Ajder of the Jesus College Cambridge on generative AI. It can be a great co-pilot in many jobs, but should it be more than that?
Here's the full interview (free):
https://sciencemediahub.eu/2023/09/20/henry-ajder-on-generative-ai-we-need-a-balance-between-excitement-and-supervision
@vestager @[email protected] @GabrielMariya @AxelVossMdEP @EvaMaydell
Pflanzenkohle verbessert nicht nur die Böden. Man kann daraus auch klimaschonende Baustoffe machen.
Die Substanz gilt als Wunderdünger. Doch jetzt entdecken Forscher Biokohle als Baustoff der Häuser dämmt. Die Suche nach geeigneten Ausgangsmaterialien hat begonnen.
Mein neuer Beitrag in der @NZZ:
https://www.nzz.ch/wissenschaft/mit-pflanzenkohle-als-daemmstoff-laesst-sich-der-luft-co2-entziehen-ld.1752871
Grief is a normal reaction to the death of a loved one. But sometimes, the grief won't ebb away. Like in my mom's case. When my sister died, she got stuck in grief. For 30 years, it took away all the joy and meaning from her life.
It doesn't have to be like that. Despite being a new condition, an effective therapy does exist.
My most personal essay for #aeon:
https://aeon.co/essays/how-to-ease-the-seemingly-endless-pain-of-prolonged-grief
Interview: metascientist @smirandafield talked with me about why publishing in top journals is only for the rich, why it costs the same to publish in #Nature whether you're in the US or Bolivia, and how some publishers make you pay extra for print copies that are never produced.
Open Science hasn’t quite kept its promise to transform research into a fully transparent and accessible enterprise. One of its most bizarre excesses is the immense publication fees that scientists incur if they want to get published. Metascientist S...
Meine Cover Story über schwimmende Städte in der aktuellen Ausgabe von Bild der Wissenschaft! #bdw #floatingcities #oceanix
https://www.wissenschaft.de/technik-digitales/zukunftsvision-aqua-staedte/
Empowering survivors: The urgent need to eliminate sexual violence in conflict zones
Full piece here:
https://www.eurac.edu/en/blogs/imagining-futures/empowering-survivors-the-need-to-eliminate-sexual-violence-in-conflict-zones
The International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict provides us with an important opportunity to reflect on this specific form of violence and its distressing prevalence in ongoing conflicts, including the war in Ukraine. Despite...
Mein neuester Beitrag für #GEO:
Selbstgespräche in unserem Kopf können uns zu Höchstleistungen anspornen oder schwerkrank machen und deprimieren. Forschende erkunden, wie sie entstehen – und wie sich selbst eine harsche innere Kritikerin noch ins Gute drehen lässt.
How Academic Bullying Led This Data Scientist to Open Science.
In her insightful article, @pcmasuzzo shares how she was bullied into producing bad science, how she became fed up with academic culture and what she had to do to rediscover her love for science.
Read the full article here:
https://www.eurac.edu/en/blogs/connecting-the-dots/how-academic-bullying-led-this-data-scientist-to-open-science
#science #publishing #academia #bullying #quality #research #phd #postdoc #datascience #openscience #opendata #openaccess
Not long after embarking on her PhD, data scientist Paola Chiara Masuzzo began to feel she was being coaxed into writing research papers primarily for one self-serving purpose: publishing in respected journals to increase the prestige of others. Fed ...
In late 2021, I interviewed @pcmasuzzo on status, money and elitism in research. She said:
"If you have positive, 'sexy' results, journals say: Sure, we will publish you. Results that are not affirming are way less likely to get published, though they are just as important."
Still valid. Read the whole piece here:
A conversation with data scientist and open knowledge evangelist Paola Chiara Masuzzo on greedy scientific publishers, the extra cost of keeping data in the closet, and how Open Science can reconcile the fraught relationship between science and socie...
Mein #Interview mit Mumien-Forscher Albert Zink: Was uralte #DNA-Schnipsel über moderne Krankheiten verraten.
Auf Deutsch/Englisch und Italienisch.
Das Interview gibt es ohne Bezahlschranke hier:
Der Paläopathologe Albert Zink zeichnet nach, wie sich der Mensch und seine Krankheiten parallel entwickelt haben. Im Gespräch erklärt er, wie er das Chaos in uralten Erbgut-Spuren entwirrt. Und wieso verkalkte Blutgefäße nicht allein an einem schlec...
