Rogue Scholar Beiträge

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SpatialLandscape-ecologySpatial-patternsSpatial-machine-learningMsca-pfGeowissenschaftenEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in Thinking in spatial patterns

Last year, I received a grant from the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships (MSCA-PF) program for a project called PRISM: PReservation and RecognItion of Spatial patterns using Machine learning . Between August 2024 and August 2026, I am in the Remote Sensing and Spatial Modeling group at the University of Muenster, Germany.

Global HealthBiasEquityPeer LearningSpecial EventErziehungswissenschaftenEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in Reda Sadki

English | Français “I noticed that every time he went to appointments or emergency services, he was often met with suspicion or treated as if he was exaggerating his symptoms,” shared a community support worker from Canada, describing how an Indigenous teenager waited three months for mental health services while non-Indigenous youth were seen within weeks.

Global HealthBiasEquityFrançaisPeer LearningErziehungswissenschaftenFranzösisch
Veröffentlicht in Reda Sadki

English | Français GENÈVE, le 11 avril 2025 – Une initiative internationale inédite a rassemblé près de 5000 professionnels de santé pour partager leurs expériences face aux discriminations dans l’accès aux soins « Un enfant est mort parce que sa famille ne pouvait pas déposer 500 000 nairas [environ 300 francs suisses] avant le début des soins.

BlogsMedienwissenschaften und KommunikationswissenschaftenEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in CST Online
Autor CSTonline

This talk explores the articulation of food and television through an analysis of the soap opera genre and their transmedia cookbooks. Whilst debates on food & literature and food & film have been researched extensively, the relationship of food & television remains relatively underexplored (Murray, 2012; Oren, 2003). This limited work has tended to focus on the cookery programme genre (Strange, 1998;

PapersBiologieEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in Paired Ends
Autor Stephen Turner

This week’s recap highlights Evo2 for variant effect analysis and genome design, a preprint showing that pretraining doesn’t necessarily increase performance on genomic foundation models, a new R package ggalign for making complex biological data visualizations with ggplot2, and an ancestral reconstruction method for ancient DNA. I also highlight a few reviews in biodiversity genomics.

Public PolicyBiotechnologyAndere Technische WissenschaftenEnglisch
Veröffentlicht in The Connected Ideas Project
Autor Alexander Titus

I used to think the future arrived with a bang. A gleaming city skyline, a countdown clock, maybe even a voice-over narration about progress. But the truth is, it came quietly - on a warm spring morning in Iowa, when I was late to my first real job, staring at a cornfield that wasn’t quite… corn. They called it Glycine Max Aegis - Aegis beans for short.