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Published in Europe PMC News Blog
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Software powers modern research across many scientific disciplines, but it’s often hidden in plain sight, buried as unstructured text within the article body.  This means that often software is difficult to identify and track in scholarly publications. SoFAIR is a project dedicated to automatically extracting software mentions from scientific literature.

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Published in bjoern.brembs.blog

This is an English translation of my original German contribution to the Merkur Blog in response to the contributions by Gehring and Tautz. “Scientific publishing” may sound like a minor rung in the ivory tower. It is not. The system […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

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Published in pulse49.com
Author Ulrich Herb

I’m honoured to be giving a talk on Diamond Open Access at the 89th Annual Conference of the German Physical Society (Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft, DPG), specifically at the Spring Meeting of the Matter and Cosmos Section (SMuK). This invitation by the DPG, one of the largest physical societies in the world, is a great privilege, […]

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Published in Netzwerk Fluchtforschung
Author Ko-AutorInnen

Nach dem Militärputsch in Myanmar/Burma im Jahr 2021 sehen sich Studierende und Lehrende der University of Yangon sowie anderer Bildungseinrichtungen erneut mit militärischer Gewalt, Unterdrückung, Inhaftierung und Krieg konfrontiert.

Published in Research Software Alliance
Author Research Software Alliance

This month’s news includes: Research software community news, including Open Science NL’s €5.4 million award to the Netherlands eScience Center Funding opportunities, including the Software Sustainability Institute’s Research Software Maintenance Fund (RSMF) Round 2 Become a founding sponsor of IRSC26 Help shape the future of research software engineering in the age of generative AI Opportunities to get involved with community initiatives

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Published in Bastian Greshake Tzovaras

Over a long weekend, between February 14-16, the 19th Tricota Cultural took place in Villa Ani Mi , a small village just north of where I’m currently living. As part of the local Carnaval celebrations in the Sierras Chicas, folks play music, dance and also celebrate with King Momo, represented by a big Papier-mâché effigy. This year, King Momo’s place was taken by Queen Moma though.