This week OpenAI and Anthropic launched their health/bio updates. While both companies are leaning into consumer-facing health concierges, Claude now has better tooling for life science researchers.
Supply and demand after global catastrophes
In unserer neuen Blogreihe „Retrodigitalisierung – vom Papier zum Pixel“ zeigen wir, wie die TIB durch die Digitalisierung ihrer analogen Bestände wissenschaftliche Schätze sichert und weltweit zugänglich macht. Dabei geben wir auch Einblicke in die technischen und rechtlichen Prozesse moderner Retrodigitalisierung.
TLDR/Summary Early COVID-19 analyses suggested countries with higher Global Health Security (GHS) Index scores had worse mortality, contradicting pre-pandemic validation. Our new research with improved methodology resolves this paradox.
As Crossref membership continues to grow, finding ways to help organisations participate is an important part of our mission. Although Crossref membership is open to all organisations that produce scholarly and professional materials, cost and technical challenges can be barriers to joining for many.
We’ve seen a lot of raptors with their heads turned 180 degrees recently. Jerry Harris dropped me a line to remind me that flamingos are also perverts when it comes to neck posture.
Anmerkung zu dieser Rubrik: Das Open Research Office Berlin erstellt monatlich eine Übersicht über Termine und Veranstaltungen zu Open Access und Open Research in Berlin bzw. an Berliner Einrichtungen. Der Fokus liegt dabei auf unseren Partnereinrichtungen und auf Veranstaltungen, die sich an die Öffentlichkeit richten bzw.
Elizabeth Gadd, Reingis Hauck, and Giovanna Lima This post by Elizabeth Gadd, Reingis Hauck, and Giovanna Lima examines whether societal impact can be assessed responsibly amid growing global efforts to reform research evaluation beyond publication-based metrics.
Obtaining hydrogen from water is one of those topics that attracts lots of attention from many fronts in chemistry; on paper, it can be clean, elegant, and deceptively simple. In practice, however, water is stubborn and breaking it apart requires catalysts, large energy inputs, or clever chemistry that juggles thermodynamics and kinetics.
Das Verbundprojekt DiNaMo – Digitalisierung für nachhaltige Mobilität – startete im Januar 2023 und damit vor zwei Jahren.
