por Lorgio Cobá Noh La Revolución Mexicana y la Constitución Mexicana de 1917 establecieron como un derecho de todas las mexicanas y los mexicanos la educación. Con la fundación de la Secretaría de Educación Pública (SEP) inició un ambicioso proyecto educativo que buscó contribuir a la modernización del México posrevolucionario. Una de las preocupaciones fue llevar la educación hasta los rincones más apartados del país.

This is the third issue of the monthly newsletter from the Rogue Scholar science blog archive. The newsletter reports on new blogs that have joined the platform, important technical updates in Rogue Scholar infrastructure, community updates, and other news relevant to Rogue Scholar users.Blogs added to Rogue Scholar Four blogs from four different subject areas were added in March.

As this blog post is being published, we are sending out emails to all openSNP users with some news: OpenSNP will be turned off – and with that also delete all the data stored on it – on April 30, 2025 . Given that the project has been part of my life for so many years and shaped how I view (data) commons and open &

In December, I published a note that finished with: This reflection was connected to a longer piece I was writing for The Journal of Global Ethics . The article is now available and open-access, so it is free to read and download: Christopher Hobson. ‘The Passing of Another Golden Age: Global Ethics in a Time of Deglobalisation.’ Journal of Global Ethics , March 2025.

I’ve been busy, and a bit exhausted, since the long series of posts on structure formation in the early universe. The thing I like about MOND is that it helps me understand – and successfully predict – the dynamics of galaxies. Specific galaxies that are real objects: one can observe this particular galaxy and predict that it should have this rotation speed or velocity dispersion.

Introduction How do you test a tool that promises to revolutionize academic research? With AI-powered search engines popping up everywhere—from startups like Elicit.com to giants like Scopus AI—librarians, researchers, and developers need a reliable way to evaluate them.

We recognize that the high price of travel and registration can make it hard for some people to attend BOSC/ISMB. Below are some ways to apply for financial assistance to present your work at BOSC 2025. OBF Event Fellowships The Open Bioinformatics Foundation (OBF)’s Event Fellowships are aimed at increasing diverse participation at events promoting open science in the bioinformatics and biological research communities.

Tomorrow is already the last day of the NWO Open Science grant for the Chemistry Development Kit. We are wrapping up, but I am happy we have a few weeks more to finish up the reporting.

Introduction Human Computers is a media archaeology research that aims to unravel the intricate entanglement between computing and capitalism through the prism of labor.

Mary Ann Tuli and Bastien Molcrette provide a write up of IDCC25 at The Hague. This deliberately provocative phrase, uttered by a conference participant, sums up the challenge of preserving scientific data: to make useful information available to those, present and future, who are best placed to use it to its full potential.

This week’s recap highlights ESCARGOT, an AI agent for biomedical knowledge graphs and reasoning, CASTER for direct species tree inference from whole-genome alignments, the scGPT-spatial foundation model for spatial transcriptomics, the BioChatter platform for biomedical research applications with LLMs, moscot for mapping cells through time and space, and two reviews: one on epigenetic clocks and another on structural variation in the human