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I’ve recently worked with clinical studies from ClinicalTrials.gov and other international registries.
Balancing Open Science and Fair Research Assessment: The push for Open Science and the reform of research evaluation are colliding, with metrics meant to encourage openness often undermining efforts to move beyond simplistic assessments. This tension highlights the challenge of balancing transparency, accessibility, and collaboration with fair, meaningful evaluation systems.
As discussed in recent posts, the appearance of massive galaxies in the early universe was predicted a priori by MOND (Sanders 1998, Sanders 2008, Eappen et al. 2022). This is problematic for LCDM. How problematic? That’s always the rub. The problem that JWST observations pose for LCDM is that there is a population of galaxies … Continue reading The fault in our stars: blame them, not the dark matter!
Calculating reaction constants, in the correct physical way, requires accurate thermodynamic calculations involving solvation/desolvation energies at high levels of theory, because free energy deviations lower than 1 kcal/mol lead to reaction constant values off by an order of magnitude.
Chimpanzees: Bonding Through Group Urination Chimpanzees, our closest primate relatives, have always fascinated researchers and animal enthusiasts alike with their complex social behaviors. One of the more peculiar behaviors witnessed among these intelligent creatures is group urination, a seemingly simple act that carries significant social weight.
A few notes on the moment of translation between epistemologies and ontologies in software.
We have just updated our preprint on using LLMs for evidence decision support with more evaluation results and corrections from peer review. See also the fantastic EEG seminar talk that the student group who worked on this over the summer gave towards the end of last year.
Academic home pages are a special genre. Publication lists are a key part of it: our published scholarly work pretty much defines us (at least as far as our academic persona is concerned). I think every academic should have a full publication list somewhere —why do some universities make this so hard?— but home pages often just have a list of selected papers. How do people make this selection?
Ya está disponible la colección de la bibliografía para el curso de Fundamentos de biología comparada de la licenciatura de Biología del nuevo plan de estudios de la Facultad de Ciencias, UNAM aprobado en el 2024.
References are an essential element of scholarly publications.