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Galaxy EvolutionGalaxy FormationJWSTLCDMPhilosophy Of ScienceFísicaInglês
Publicados in Triton Station

As discussed in recent posts, the appearance of massive galaxies in the early universe was predicted a priori by MOND (Sanders 1998, Sanders 2008, Eappen et al. 2022). This is problematic for LCDM. How problematic? That’s always the rub. The problem that JWST observations pose for LCDM is that there is a population of galaxies in the high redshift universe that appear to evolve as giant monoliths rather than assembling hierarchically.

WILDLIFE NEWSBiologiaInglês
Publicados in Simply Ecologist
Autor Erzsebet Frey

Chimpanzees: Bonding Through Group Urination Chimpanzees, our closest primate relatives, have always fascinated researchers and animal enthusiasts alike with their complex social behaviors. One of the more peculiar behaviors witnessed among these intelligent creatures is group urination, a seemingly simple act that carries significant social weight.

AcademiaWritingLínguas e LiteraturaInglês
Publicados in The Ideophone
Autor Mark Dingemanse

Academics often feature a few selected papers on their home page. Typically these represent big projects or work published in prominent venues. What I’d like to see more of is “niche papers”: work to be proud of even if it has managed to remain a bit obscure. What are your niche papers?

BiologyAnimal GenomicsConferenceConferencesConservationBiologiaInglês
Publicados in GigaBlog

The 32nd Plant and Animal Genomes (PAG) Conference 2025 was a whirlwind of fascinating talks and innovative research! As in previous years (see previous blog posts here & here), the event spanned 5 complete days, this time the organisers reporting 2349 registered attendees from 64 countries. The top 5 represented countries were (highest number of participants first); USA, Canada, UK, Germany and China.

Bildung + OERCreative Commons + LizenzenUrheberrechtOERinfoRecht Am Eigenen BildDireitoAlemão
Publicados in iRights.info
Autor Lea Singson

Die CC BY-Lizenz ermöglicht es, mit ihr versehene Werke kostenlos unbegrenzt zu nutzen, solange die Urheberin genannt wird. Auch Portraitfotos von Personen können mit einer CC BY-Lizenz versehen sein. Doch was sagt die Lizenz darüber aus, ob die abgebildete Person mit der Verbreitung „ihres“ Fotos einverstanden war?

CommunityCiências da Computação e da InformaçãoInglês
Publicados in rOpenSci - open tools for open science
Autor The rOpenSci Team

In 2024, we remained committed to open science and open source software.We continued to build a welcoming andinclusive community, through innovation and collaboration. Here are the highlights of the year: 🔗R-Universe R-Universe, rOpenSci’s platform for finding and publishing R packages,saw major advancements in 2024,making it an increasingly useful and trusted resource for the wider R community.

Artificial IntelligencePublic PolicyOutras ciências técnicasInglês
Publicados in The Connected Ideas Project
Autor Alexander Titus

I remember the first time I heard the term sovereign AI . It was one of those buzzwords that feels equal parts thrilling and ominous—a promise of autonomy wrapped in the shadow of isolation. Now, it’s a concept reshaping not just how nations think about technology but how they define themselves in a world where identity increasingly lives in code. The United States just made its stance clear.

Academic JournalsCodeDataMethodologyOpen ScienceCiências SociaisInglês
Publicados in Rene Bekkers
Autor Rene Bekkers

“Thank you for the invitation to review the manuscript you’ve received for possible publication in your journal. I will consider your request only if the data and code that produce the results reported are available in a publicly accessible repository.” This is my new default response to invitations to review manuscripts for academic journals.