Data Sustainability In the rapidly evolving landscape of bioinformatics, research data is the bedrock of discovery, innovation, and progress. But how secure is this foundation for the future?
Appalachian History Series Introduction On the fog‑soaked morning of May 14 1892, rifle‑shots rang out atop Pound Gap on the Kentucky–Virginia line. Within minutes five members of moonshiner Ira “Bad Ira” Mullins’s caravan lay dead, another gravely wounded, and the gunmen slipped into the hardwood forest.
May was a busy month for me in terms of output. [Article] Comparative review of Primo Research Assistant, Scopus AI and Web of Science Research Output First, I had two pieces of work published in the Katina Magazine that I am quite proud of. First, a comparative review of Primo Research Assistant, Scopus AI, and Web of Science Research Assistant—written by yours truly—was published.
I wake to my phone vibrating angrily on the nightstand. 6:30 AM. A red notification pulses on the screen: “DELIVERY FAILED.” My stomach twists. Today was the day OncoCure was due, my daughter Maya’s next dose of the therapy that keeps her cancer at bay. For the past year, a monthly vial of this miracle drug has arrived at our doorstep like clockwork. And why not?
by Kimberly Lifton Medieval vernaculars are notoriously tricky for digital humanists to work with because they lack standardized spelling. Especially when using out-of-the-box libraries and software, most Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques simply do not work well for medieval languages. However, word-to-vector models have the capacity to handle noise like spelling variants when trained on a significant number of words.
By Kim Hartley & Michelle Barker May 2025 The Research Software Alliance (ReSA) is delighted to welcome the Research Data Alliance (RDA) as our latest Organisational Member, further deepening the longstanding, collaborative relationship between our two organisations. Over the years, ReSA and RDA have built a strong foundation of joint initiatives that advance the global research ecosystem.
Diferencias con la anterior Resolución 81/1997 Norbisley Fernández Jueves 29 de mayo, 2025 La gaceta de Cuba del miércoles veintiocho de mayo de 2025, en su edición ordinaria número 54, socializó la Resolución 9/2025 referente a la inscripción de publicaciones seriadas (a partir de la página 737). No soy del área del Derecho y este es un análisis muy superficial, pero sí quisiera —basado en que conocí la anterior resolución
In February 2024, I announced I took over as the administrator of the Mastodon server AkademieNL.social. It has been a pretty smooth ride since – there are a few signups, but not too many. Spam posts are what gets reported most often. It does not take up too much of my time – an hour every week or so. The monthly active users on the server sits around ~120 people. As an admin, the main and most regular thing I notice are the costs.
Das Open Research Office Berlin und die Universitätsbibliothek der TU Berlin laden ein zum ersten Workshop des Projekts „Recht offen. Juristische Kompetenzen in und für die Offene Wissenschaft stärken“. Der Workshop dient der Vorbereitung des Legal Helpdesk für Berlins Wissenschafts- und Kulturerbe-Einrichtungen. Er findet statt am Dienstag, 17. Juni 2025 von 14:00 bis 17:00 Uhr an der Freien Universität Berlin.
Das Urheberrecht an einem Werk geht mit Tod der Urheberin nicht verloren, sondern auf ihre Erben über. Diese dürfen das Werk nutzen und wirtschaftlich verwerten, müssen jedoch mit Einschränkungen rechnen. Bei Werken, die sich auf Online-Plattformen befinden, sollte die Urheberin zusätzliche Schritte bei der Nachlassplanung beachten.
Abseits des medialen Fokus auf andere globale Krisen zählt die venezolanische Fluchtbewegung zu den größten der Gegenwart – fast 8 Millionen Menschen (mehr als 25% der gesamten venezolanischen Bevölkerung) haben in den letzten zehn Jahren ihr Heimatland verlassen.