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Informatique et sciences de l'informationAnglais
Publié in Make Data Count
Auteur Make Data Count

Post by Make Data Count advisors Daniella Lowenberg and Jennifer Lin DOI: 10.60804/asfb-f691 We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Kaggle competition “Make Data Count – Finding Data References”. Make Data Count (MDC) maintains an open corpus of data citations and this competition seeks state of the art AI advancements (including large language models (LLMs)) to identify mentions of data in papers AND contextualize the

Retrieval Augmented GenerationAi SearchRetractionsAutres sciences socialesAnglais

Introduction In my previous post I tested eight academic RAG or RAG‑like tools—Elicit, scite assistant, SciSpace, Primo Research Assistant, Undermind, AI2 Scholar QA, and several "Deep Research" modes from OpenAI, Gemini, and Perplexity—to see how they handled a well‑publicised 2020 paper that has since been retracted : “The association between early‑career informal mentorship in academic collaborations and

PapersBiologieAnglais
Publié in Paired Ends
Auteur Stephen Turner

This week’s recap highlights PhyloSketch for interactively drawing and manipulating phylogenies, Uncalled4 for nanopore DNA and RNA modification detection, Severus for SV calling from long reads, CREsted for modeling synthetic cell type-specific enhancers, and a review on transformers and genome language models.

Datenschutz + SicherheitKünstliche IntelligenzPolitik + RechtPromptDroitAllemand
Publié in iRights.info
Auteur Redaktion iRights.info

Die Regelungen zum Datenschutz gelten auch für die Nutzung von KI-Systemen – und betreffen weit mehr Bereiche und Akteur*innen als die Vorgaben der KI-Verordnung. Auszug aus dem aktuellen prompt/ Newsletter vom iRights.Lab.

InterviewsNeuerscheinungenOA PublikationsfondsIntellektuelle NetzwerkeOpen AccessAutres sciences socialesAllemand
Publié in Open Access Brandenburg
Auteur Team OA Brandenburg

Im Jahr 2024 unterstützte der Publikationsfonds des Landes Brandenburg Open-Access-Publikationen von Wissenschaftler*innen aus verschiedenen Fachbereichen. Diese Titel repräsentieren eine breite Palette von Disziplinen und sind Zeugnis der vielfältigen Forschungslandschaft des Landes. Zurzeit bringen wir Ihnen einige dieser Veröffentlichungen in unserem Blog näher.

EnglischForschungBlog Series: 10 Years After The "Long Summer Of Migration"Blogreihe: 10 Jahre Nach Dem „langen Sommer Der Migration“DiasporaSciences socialesAnglais
Publié in Netzwerk Fluchtforschung
Auteur Khaled Sheykholeslami

This essay discusses recent developments within the Kurdish diaspora over the past decade. It looks at the new opportunities and challenges this stateless diaspora faces following its rapid expansion. Referring to an old Kurdish proverb that describes the situation of the Kurds as having „no friends but mountains“, the diaspora is described as a new friend.

RstatsSmlSciences de la terre et de l'environnementAnglais
Publié in geocompx
Auteur Marvin Ludwig

This is the fourth part of a blog post series on spatial machine learning with R. You can find the list of other blog posts in this series in part one. Aims of this post This post aims to give a minimal example on how to use mlr3 for a spatial prediction task. We want to get from measurements of temperature at specific locations in Spain to a spatially continuous map of temperature for all of Spain.

Lab LifeResearchInformatique et sciences de l'informationAllemand

Am 04.04.2025 veranstaltete das von der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) geförderte Projekt OA Datenpraxis ein Webinar zum Thema “Offene Metadaten für Hochschulrankings am Beispiel des Leiden Ranking”. Für das Webinar konnten Nees Jan von Eck (CWTS Leiden) und Anja Oberländer (Universität Konstanz) als Vortragende gewonnen werden.

SocietyArtificial IntelligenceAutres sciences techniquesAnglais
Publié in The Connected Ideas Project
Auteur Alexander Titus

When people talk about the future of artificial intelligence, the loudest voices often come from opposite ends of a spectrum: unshakable optimists and doomsday prophets. But in a forecast like AI 2027 , what we’re given isn’t hype or horror, it’s foresight grounded in a deep understanding of how systems evolve, how capabilities scale, and most importantly, how institutions react under pressure. The report doesn’t make a prediction.

Sciences des médias et de la communicationAnglais
Publié in the modern peer
Auteur Leal Oburoglu

The “publish or perish” culture pushes researchers to publish papers (regardless of the state of their research) for career survival. Academic jobs are tied to people’s publication records; and although change is happening, it is at a glacial pace. Since the system is gamified in this way, people are tempted to play. And they play to “win”.  This leads to many side effects that distort the way science is done.