Dive into the captivating world of desert animals, where survival strategies and astonishing adaptations will leave you spellbound.

Step into the fascinating world of otters, where surprising facts like hand-holding while sleeping are just the beginning.

Faced with contagion, confrontation, conflict, how to avoid disorientation? And if that can be managed, how can we actively and positively orientate ourselves? A starting assumption here is that there are better and worse ways to orientate, and we should aim for better ones.

If you live within striking distance of Norman, Oklahoma, and you have some time free next Monday and Tuesday, August 26 and 27, and you care enough about dinosaurs to be on SV-POW! reading this, then I have good news for you.

(Please cite this post as https://doi.org/10.59350/rjt2m-2hy19) A few things recently have made me think about how we support the core work of maintaining research software and supporting its users. I was interviewed by Georgia Iacovou for her report, “The state of the open source ecosystem &

Join PKP’s webinar on September 16th, 2024, 8 AM Pacific Time, to explore the development of our scholarly publishing software. This webinar is open to all our community members. PKP invites those interested in the developments that underpin its scholarly publishing software to join in on 16-September for a webinar.

Starting in July 2019, OBF Board public meeting minutes can be found in our GitHub repository.

I had the honor to be invited by Dr. Michael Rauch from Schrödinger Inc. to work one of their online courses for learning how to use Materials Science (MS) Maestro. From their various options, I chose the Surface Chemistry course because it was an opportunity to brush on my knowledge about calculations on extended phases, which aren’t precisely my bread and butter.

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Sponsoring BOSC 2024 We are thrilled to announce the four sponsors of BOSC 2024! Big thanks to these excellent organizations for supporting open source bioinformatics and enabling us to offer free registration to some qualified participants!