The inaugural SHARPIES, a global book history festival celebrating work in book history from around the world, will take place from July 7–9, 2026 (although these dates vary according to time zone). All the events are free for SHARP members, but registration is required. Registration will open in March 2026.
I have been wanting to blog about this since this summer, but with everything going on, I never really got around to it. What is this Cited In feature of WikiPathways and where does that information come from?
Lors d’une discussion à la journée (accès libre ici) (organisée par Météo et Climat sur les effets sanitaires du changement climatique, nous (avec d’autres chercheurs) avons échangé à propos des stratégies pratiques que l’on pourrait anticiper pour aider les foyers, personnes vulnérables à être moins en difficulté lors des fortes chaleurs ou des vagues de … Continue reading Faire face aux vagues de chaleur en testant les centres de
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read this article in English Die Seminarreihe „Bridging Minds and Machines“, gemeinsam organisiert von der Forschungsinitiative Digitale Bildung (Leibniz Universität Hannover, LUH) und dem Lab Learning and Skill Analytics der TIB, bringt regelmäßig Interessierte aus der Region Hannover zusammen, die sich für Bildung, Künstliche Intelligenz und gesellschaftliche Fragen interessieren.
As we enter the new year and look back at 2025, it’s a good moment to pause, reflect, and acknowledge what the DataCite community has achieved together while also looking ahead to the work that will shape this year and beyond.
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Appalachian History Series – Little Shepherd Trail: Inspiration Mountain on the Spine of Pine Mountain If you ease your car out of the Clover Fork valley and up US 421, there is a point where the pavement breaks over the spine of Pine Mountain and a narrow road slips away along the crest. Locals call it the Little Shepherd Trail.
Abandoned Appalachia Series – Goss Park and Cupp Lake of Harlan County High along the crest of Pine Mountain, where the Little Shepherd Trail clings to the ridge above Putney, there is a quiet pull off that looks almost forgotten. A few old tables, a weathered shelter, a narrow lane down toward a small mountaintop lake. On modern maps it appears as Goss Park or Goss Park Camping Area. In tourism copy it is sometimes called a hidden gem.
Appalachian Figures Series – The Story of Ronald D. Ray of Perry, Kentucky On a ridge above Frankfort, where the wind comes hard off the Kentucky River, a granite sundial throws its shadow across a fan of stone. Each day the shadow falls on the name of a Kentuckian killed in Vietnam, timed to the anniversary of that soldier or Marine’s death.