Conventional Comments provides a framework for offering clear and actionable feedback in peer review

Running a marathon is a big deal. It takes a lot of time to train to run a good time, and it takes a while to recover. So, if you’re chasing a marathon PB (personal best) time, you need to choose which Marathon to target wisely. How can we use data to help our decision?

Ein Hinweis in halb-eigener Sache (ein Mitglied von LIBREAS) ist dabei. Aus dem Open-Science-Barcamp 2024 ging zunächst eine Session und danach eine informelle Diskussionsgruppen “Schattenbibliotheken” hervor. Diese ist im Sinne offener Wissenschaft natürlich auch offen und trifft sich im frühen Dezember wieder.

por Tatiana Pérez Ramírez Benito Juárez García nació en 1806 en San Pablo Guelatao, Ixtlán, Oaxaca. De origen zapoteca y humilde, su vida representa una de las trayectorias más notables de la historia política mexicana. Desde temprana edad quedó huérfano y dejó su pueblo para seguir estudiando en la ciudad de Oaxaca.

Anmerkung zu dieser Rubrik: Das Open Research Office Berlin erstellt monatlich eine Übersicht über Termine und Veranstaltungen zu Open Access und Open Research in Berlin bzw. an Berliner Einrichtungen. Der Fokus liegt dabei auf unseren Partnereinrichtungen und auf Veranstaltungen, die sich an die Öffentlichkeit richten bzw.

In an earlier article, I covered the basic technique for performing matrix-vector multiplication in fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), known as the Halevi-Shoup diagonal method. This article covers a more recent method for matrix-matrix multiplication known as the bicyclic method.

Appalachian Figures A Lewis County start David Fain “Dave” Sisco was born June 26, 1937, the son of Ira Guy Sisco and Cuba Irene Fain. He later made his home in Bon Aqua and died on July 25, 2016. He was a U. S. Army veteran and was buried at Edwards Cemetery in Hohenwald. Those core facts come straight from the funeral home record and contemporaneous obituary, which also list the service and burial details.

Appalachian Figures John Jones Pettus is usually remembered as Mississippi’s fiery secession governor. He helped pull the state out of the Union and tried to hold it in the Confederate war effort through conscription, militia policy, and heavy use of enslaved labor. Yet before Pettus ever signed a proclamation in Jackson, he was a boy on the move and then a young lawyer on the cotton frontier of Kemper County along the Alabama line.

Appalachian Figures On paper, Henry “Hank” Presswood’s life reads like a tidy baseball biography. Born in a Mississippi company town in 1921, he worked in the lumber mill, served in the Army during the Second World War, played shortstop and third base in the Negro American League, then spent three decades in a steel mill in industrial Chicago. The reality is harder and more interesting.

Appalachian Figures John Cornelius Stennis started life on a small Kemper County farm and ended it as one of the longest serving United States senators in history. Born near De Kalb in 1901, he spent more than sixty years in elected office, from the Mississippi House of Representatives to national prominence on the Armed Services and Appropriations Committees. For Kemper County, his story is both local and global.

Y ou are warmly invited to the Graphic Refuge panel event with Dr Dominic Davies (City St George’s Media, Culture and Creative Industries) and Dr Candida Rifkind (University of Winnipeg, Canada) on Wednesday the 19th of November, at 5pm [UK time], at City St. George’s University of London.