Postagens de Rogue Scholar

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CFPCFPs ConferencesEstudos dos media e ciências da comunicaçãoInglês
Publicados in CST Online
Autor CSTonline

This seminar aims to explore TV-series at their intersection with philosophy. As a newer sibling to the sub-discipline of film-philosophy, TV-philosophy neither reduces television series to illustrations of pre-existing ideas, nor does it simply offer a ‘philosophy of’ a given series by exploring it from a range of philosophical angles. It rather sees TV series as capable of expressing thought through their specific forms.

CFPCFPs JournalsEstudos dos media e ciências da comunicaçãoInglês
Publicados in CST Online
Autor CSTonline

CFP: Continuity and Change in Media Representation The Velvet Light Trap, Issue 96 (to be published Fall 2025) Special Issue Theme Representation matters has become a popular idiom conveying the transformative power of media representation to reframe cultural narratives and material conditions, often for historically underrepresented groups.

PapersBiologiaInglês
Publicados in Paired Ends
Autor Stephen Turner

This week’s recap highlights a new multispecies codon optimization method, personalized pangenome references with vg, a commentary on the wild west of spike-in normalization, a new pipeline for comprehensive and scalable polygenic scoring across ancestrally diverse populations, a paper showing deep learning / transformer-based methods don’t outperform simple linear models for predicting gene expression after genetic perturbations, and finally, a

Interesting ChemistryQuímicaInglês
Publicados in Henry Rzepa's Blog

In the previous post, I looked at the recently reported hexa-arylethane containing a carbon-carbon one-electron bond, its structure having been determined by x-ray diffraction (XRD). The measured C-C bond length was ~2.9aÅ and my conclusion was that the C…C region represented more of a weak “interaction” than of a bond as such. How about a much […]

ChickenClawsT2M&DCiências da Terra e do AmbienteInglês
Publicados in Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week

This one hardly needs making. I found it by accident when we roasted a chicken this Sunday. As we were tearing the carcass apart like a pack of hyaenas, I noticed that one of the wings had a nice, distinct thumb claw. Here it is in a big plastic bowl in the kitchen — shown this way to emphasize its mundanity.