Home CHRIS HAUFE FRUITFULNESS REVIEWED BY Samuel Schindler & Patrick M Duerr Fruitfulness Chris Haufe Reviewed by Samuel Schindler & Patrick M Duerr Fruitfulness: Science, Metaphor, and the Puzzle of Promise ◳ Chris Haufe Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2024, £22.99 ISBN 9780197666395 Cite as: Schindler, S. and Duerr, P. M.
🔗Introduction rOpenSci curates packages developed in the R programming language and also offers a well-established peer review process for R packages.
PKP invites those interested in the developments that underpin its scholarly publishing software to join in on December 15th, 2025, for a Development News Update Webinar. This event is open to all our community members.
por Israel Arroyo Juan N. Méndez no es una figura tan conocida como Santos de Degollado, Manuel Doblado o Benito Juárez; pero también llegó a ocupar la presidencia interina de la república en 1876. Tan sólo por este hecho vale la pena resaltar su importancia en el siglo XIX mexicano.
Über Angela Merkels Vorliebe für politisches Mikromanagement via SMS ist viel geschrieben worden. In diesem Zusammenhang stellt sich dann auch die Frage, ob diese SMS archiviert werden sollten.
To be clear up front, these are my personal opinions right now, and while they will influence any future policy I have a hand in writing, they are not the position of the Biopython Project or the Open Bioinformatics Foundation where I hold a leadership role.
Multilateral price indexes are often used to measure the evolution of prices over time when there are large volumes of transaction data, such as retail scanner data or housing data. The main challenge with computing multilateral indexes with large amounts of data is that these indexes often depend on a matrix where the dimensions are at least as large as the number of products.
Introduction Following the success of our first in-person Bioconductor course in Nairobi earlier this year, we continued building momentum across the continent with Ethiopia’s first Bioconductor workshop, held in Addis Ababa from 25–29 August 2025.
Earlier this week, a question was asked on OBO Foundry Slack on where to find semantic mappings to terms in the Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine - Clinical Terms (SNOMED-CT). While some are available in the SeMRA Disease Mappings Database, there are many more available within BioPortal, which has access to the entire SNOMED-CT source data and has produced semantic mapping predictions using LOOM.
I've been building some big collective knowledge systems recently, both for scholarly literature or to power large-scale observational foundation models. While the modalities of knowledge in these systems are very different, they share a common set of design principles I've noticed while building individual pieces. A good computer architecture is one that can be re-used, and I've been mulling over what this exactly is for some time.
Hype, slop, craft: the evolutionary ecology of AI There’s a patch of ground near Chernobyl that botanists call Рудий ліс, the Red Forest. In the immediate aftermath of the 1986 disaster, 1 the radiation killed mostly everything, turning the pine trees a rust-red colour before they died. That’s poetic, but hardly unexpected – not even Polesian pines can withstand a firehose of low enriched uranium decay products.