In 2024, thanks to the DataCite Global Access Fund, the Autonomous University of Zacatecas (Mexico) developed a project to promote Open Science. In this blog, we tell you about the development of the project and its results.
En 2024, gracias al Fondo de Acceso Global de DataCite, la Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas (México) desarrolló un proyecto de promoción de la ciencia abierta. En este blog te contamos sobre el desarrollo del proyecto y sus resultados.
🔗Encontrarse para compartir conocimiento, crear comunidad y generar nuevos proyectos. Así se presentó el programa de Campeon(a|e)s en la primera “Conversaciones con la comunidad” en español que se realizó el 12 de marzo de 2025 y en el que participaron aspirantes de distintos países como Argentina, México, Uruguay, Colombia, Perú, Chile y Estados Unidos.
Introduction At work (Fred Hutch Cancer Center) we’ve been working on an R package (sixtyfour) over the last ~1.5 years. This post is a quick intro to the package with some learnings about working with AWS. sixtyfour is a science-focused, more humane R interface to AWS.
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The websites and blog posts of the OBF go back a long way, with the first posts having been published all the way back in June 2001. Keeping them accessible and findable under stable links is not an easy feat, especially given that since 2001 we’ve changed the way we create and serve those pages more than once, most recently in March of this year.
GigaScience Press is pleased to announce an upcoming Cassyni webinar on algorithm based detection of diseases using AI-based approaches taken from social media to protein networks.
tl;dr: Here’s a small addition to how you can also scramble images so that “AI” scrapers will end up with a poisoned data set Earlier this year, I’ve written about how I setup this static website to not only serve human-readable data, but also “poisoned data” to mess with the scrapers that are used to collect the training data sets for generative “AI”. As static website deployments via Codeberg Pages et al. aren’t offering a
The new administration in the US is attacking science. Accepted grants and publications are forced to be retracted or altered if they contain forbidden words. Funding and peer review processes for biomedical research are grinding to a halt, and (open) governmental data are being taken down to reflect the views of the current political administration.
+++ Radical Open Access +++ Creative-Commons-Lizenzen +++ Who owns free knowledge?
Türkiye, home to the largest refugee population in Europe, has been rapidly integrating emerging technologies into its migration control systems.