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Felipe De Brigard reviews The Entangled Brain, by Luiz Pessoa

Paul Klimpel erläutert im Erklärvideo von OERinfo die Lizenzen von Creative Commons. Dabei geht er genauer auf die einzelnen Module ein und welche Vorteile sie jeweils für Open Educational Resources (OER) bieten. Paul Klimpel und Till Kreutzer arbeiten als Anwälte bei iRights.Law und engagieren sich als Autoren bei iRights.info.

Discussions at the World Health Summit in Berlin this week have rightly emphasized the role of health workers, especially those directly serving local communities. Health workers stand at the intersection of climate change and community health. They are first-hand eyewitnesses and the first line of defense against the impacts of climate on health. There is real horror in the climate impacts on health they describe.

Molecules have a color if their electronic energy levels are close enough to absorb visible rather than ultraviolet light. For organic molecules, that’s often because of an extensive chain of conjugated bonds. Can we use cheminformatics to find evidence that increasing conjugated bond chain length decreases absorption wavelength, which makes a molecule colored?

por Juan Carlos Serrano García Ya autores como Bartolomé Clavero y Antonio Espanha se han encargado de desmentir aquella idea sobre el Antiguo Régimen como un periodo con poco o nulo carácter político, pues sostenían que la fuerza jurídica basada en pactos preestablecidos no era impedimento para el nacimiento de prácticas destinadas a la disputa por el poder.

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I asked ChatGPT a very simple question: Here is the “solution” it suggested: That’s it. That’s the whole thing. Here’s the screenshot if you don’t believe me: This is a particularly lovely demonstration of the emptiness of LLMs. It recognises the words from the classic river-crossing puzzle, and generates a sequence of words resembling those to a solution. But they are entirely devoid of meaning.

Last week I integrated the InvenioRDM API with the Rogue Scholar API, enabling the automated export of metadata to the InvenioRDM platform. As of today, 5,046 (28.8%) blog posts have been exported to InvenioRDM and can be explored via UI and API, The export currently includes most metadata, but support for references, relations and funding information still needs to be added, as does the export of full-text in markdown and PDF formats.

I am in the middle of writing a review / perspectives paper. One that I’m confident will be exciting once we get it published. Some sections of the review cover subject matter at the outer periphery of my expertise.

Wie sind Urheber-, Nutzungs- und Leistungsschutzrecht eigentlich definiert? Wo liegt die Grenze zwischen öffentlicher und nicht-öffentlicher Nutzung? Und was bedeutet die „15%-Regel“ für nicht-kommerzielle Bildungseinrichtungen? Paul Klimpel liefert Antworten im Erklärvideo von OERinfo. Paul Klimpel und Till Kreutzer arbeiten als Anwälte bei iRights.Law und engagieren sich als Autoren bei iRights.info.