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Historia De Las MonedasSin CategoríaSciences humainesEspagnol
Publié in BLOG ATARRAYA
Auteur Atarraya

por Ricardo Fernández Castillo Es conocida la proyección internacional de la plata novohispana. Las monedas con el grabado heráldico del escudo de Castilla y desde 1772 con la efigie del rey en turno, circularon en los virreinatos americanos, Estados Unidos, Europa, India y China.

Community NewsletterSciences socialesAnglais
Publié in Public Knowledge Project
Auteur Alejandra Casas Niño de Rivera

If you follow PKP News, Community Forum, social media, or have attended recent sprints, you have likely learned about Zoe Wake Hyde’s Open Monograph Press (OMP) coordination and review efforts. While this interview does touch on the findings of Zoe’s work, it’s time to get to know Zoe and what drives all this fantastic work. Welcome, Zoe! Can you tell us a bit about yourself?

Künstliche IntelligenzAutres sciences socialesAllemand
Publié in Open Access Network
Auteurs Michaela Bilic-Merdes, Sebastian Brandt, Michael Lentze

Dieser Post ist der letzte von drei in einer Blogpostreihe der DFG, die sich mit der Bedeutung von Künstlicher Intelligenz für die gute wissenschaftliche Praxis und Open Science auseinandersetzt: Teil I: Die Rolle Künstlicher Intelligenz in der wissenschaftlichen Praxis Teil II: Beziehungen zwischen Open Science und Künstlicher Intelligenz Teil III: Datentracking und Künstliche Intelligenz Teil III: Datentracking und Künstliche Intelligenz Wie

Philosophie, éthique et sciences des religionsAnglais

I’m planning another note in the impromptu series on Japan, this one is more academic, presenting a paper I’ve written on Gramsci’s over-used line about ‘interregnum’. From kinetic conflicts, geopolitical rivalry, economic imbalances, societal polarisation, energy transitions, environmental destruction, technological transformations and much more, evidence of an order breaking is easy to find.

CommunityCrossrefMembershipInformatique et sciences de l'informationAnglais
Publié in Crossref Blog
Auteurs Amanda Bartel, Kornelia Korzec, Ginny Hendricks

The Crossref Board recently approved three recommendations for changes to our fees: introduction of a new lowest membership fee tier, removal of volume discounts for record registration, and normalisation of registration fees for peer reviews. The changes will be applied from January 2026.

BiologieAnglais
Publié in Recology
Auteur Scott Chamberlain

I’m excited to announce a new release of vcr: v2. vcr helps you record and replay HTTP interactions in your tests (and more now, see below). This release brings improvements in usability and security, it streamlines the API, and adds many new features.

ApatosaurusDiplodocidsFemurJuvenileRantsSciences de la terre et de l'environnementAnglais
Publié in Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week
Auteur Matt Wedel

In the past decade or two, I’ve seen a LOT of popular science books of this form: where the noun in question might be salt or wood or math or clouds or daydreaming or whatever. It’s not enough to write an engaging book on Topic X without somehow, by tortuously overreaching, making it the underpinning of life itself. If we ever do an SV-POW!

DeutschForschungDemokratieGeschlechtGrenzregimeSciences socialesAllemand
Publié in Netzwerk Fluchtforschung
Auteur Ko-AutorInnen

Zum „Tag der Seenotretter“ (sic!) rückt der Beitrag das grundlegende Recht auf Rettung in den Fokus. Er zeigt, wie dieses Recht an den europäischen Außengrenzen selektiv umgesetzt wird.

DocumentationTricks Of The TradeUnderworld CodeSciences de la terre et de l'environnementAnglais
Publié in Underworld Geodynamics Community
Auteurs Juan Carlos Graciosa, Louis Moresi

Parallel computation puts many CPUs to work on solving a problem much more quickly than one CPU alone. But this only works if the tasks are carefully scheduled and the additional CPUs are not waiting around for something to do. How do we choose the right number of processors for a given problem ?