Publicaciones de Rogue Scholar

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ScienceBiotechnologyOtras ciencias técnicasInglés
Publicado in The Connected Ideas Project
Autor Alexander Titus

Romulus, Remus, and Khaleesi were born in Texas, but their story stretches back more than 12,000 years. They’re not myths or simulations or prototypes in a pitch deck. They are real. Living, breathing, healthy pups, engineered from ancient genetic blueprints to bring back an apex predator the world hasn’t seen since the Ice Age.

Estudios de Medios y ComunicaciónInglés
Publicado in the modern peer
Autor Leal Oburoglu

Two years ago at a conference, I was talking to a professor whom I deeply respect, telling him that I honestly do not know where my home is. I left the country I grew up in when I was 18, spent 11 years in another one pursuing my studies, moved again to a new country to get the postdoc experience I wanted, and here I was 7 years later, moving yet again to another country for academic reasons.

Politik + RechtUrheberrechtIn Eigener SacheLeyAlemán
Publicado in iRights.info

Mitte Mai feierte iRights.info sein 20-jähriges Bestehen: mit vielen treuen Wegbegleitern, aber auch neuen Gesichtern. Es war uns ein Fest! Ein herzliches Dankeschön an alle Gäste – und allen, die die Party möglich gemacht haben! 20 Jahre iRights.info … und wir sind immer noch da! Wer unseren Blog verfolgt, dürfte bemerkt haben, dass wir in diesem Jahr ein besonderes Jubiläum zu feiern haben.

Repurposed AppalachiaHistoria y ArqueologíaInglés
Publicado in Appalachianhistorian.org
Autor Kala Thornsbury

Repurpose Appalachia Series The Early Years             Tucked away in Burke County, North Carolina, the Henry River Mill Village tells a story of industrial ambition, close-knit community life, and cinematic fame. What began as a humble cotton mill evolved into a rare preserved example of Southern mill culture—and an unexpected Hollywood landmark.

OA.ReportInformática y Ciencias de la InformaciónInglés
Publicado in OA.Works Blog
Autor Joe McArthur

Late last year, I sat down with our friends at the Research Organization Registry (ROR) and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) to discuss how OA.Report uses ROR IDs to support HHMI with OA policy compliance checking. Read the case study This was a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the critical role and success of ROR IDs and persistent identifiers (PIDs) in general.

Retrieval Augmented GenerationAi SearchRetractionsOtras Ciencias SocialesInglés
Publicado in Aaron Tay's Musings about librarianship
Autor Aaron Tay

Academic Retrieval Augmented Systems (RAG) live or die on the sources they retrieve, so what happens if they retrieve retracted papers? In this post, I will discuss the ways different Academic RAG systems handle them, and I will end with some suggestions to vendors of such systems.Thanks for reading Aaron’s Musings about Librarianship!

BiologíaInglés
Publicado in Paired Ends
Autor Stephen Turner

There was a time in late 2023 to early 2024 when I and probably many others in the R community felt like R was falling woefully behind Python in tooling for development using AI and LLMs. This is no longer the case. The R community, and Posit in particular, have been on an absolute tear bringing new packages online to take advantage of all the capabilities that LLMs provide.

DINIElektronisches PublizierenZertifikatRequest For CommentsCiencias SocialesAlemán
Publicado in Gemeinsamer Blog der DINI AGs

Die Veröffentlichung von Zugriffsstatistiken war lange ein fester Bestandteil des DINI-Zertifikats. Doch mit der neuen Version für 2025 schlägt die DINI AG E-Pub einen radikalen Kurswechsel vor: Es wird empfohlen, auf die Veröffentlichung solcher Statistiken zu verzichten. Warum dieser Schritt notwendig ist, welche Herausforderungen dahinterstecken und welche Alternativen wir sehen, möchten wir in diesem Beitrag näher erläutern.

Interesting ChemistryCiencias QuímicasInglés
Publicado in Henry Rzepa's Blog

I thought I was done with exploring anomeric effects in small sulfur rings. However, I then realised that all the systems that I had described had an odd number of atoms and that I had not looked at any even numbered rings. Thus hexasulfur is a smaller (known) ring version of S 8 , the latter by far the best known allotrope of this element of course.