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  1. @serhii@mstdn.scienceMastodon

    From #PublishOrPerish to #FastScience: Are we improving research culture, or simply adding more demands on researchers? My slides for the #OpenScience course in Uruguay explore academic pressure and #ResearchAssessment. :doi: doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.24362.… ¡Muchas gracias por la invitación y por esta oportunidad de compartir ideas con colegas y jóvenes investigadores de Uruguay! 🇺🇾🇺🇦 Ha sido un verdadero placer. ¡Sigamos construyendo juntos una ciencia más abierta, responsable y humana! @dprieto

    doi.org

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  2. @bigearthdata.aiBluesky

    Why We Must Invest in Scientists, Not Just Science ->TIME | More on "Supporting scientific discovery and innovation" at BigEarthData.ai | #Science

    time.com Why We Must Invest in Scientists, Not Just Science

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  3. My "Nine Circles of Scientific Hell" has inspired a follow-up: The nine circles of community-engaged Indigenous research hell osf.io/preprints/so...

    osf.io kîkway itôtaman ôta Dante? The nine circles of community-engaged Indigenous research hell

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  4. Footnote on p34 in @jonnelledge.bsky.social’s excellent ‘Compendium of Everything’: ‘This [naming of Pluto and story of the googol], makes me wonder why nobody has investigated the key role young relatives have played in the progress of science.’ Exhibit 3: Margaret Hamilton’s daughter Lauren

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  5. Here’s a look at the #NobelPrizes for #science in 2026 Catching neutrinos, controlling brain cells and the mystery of mirror image molecules won From a light switch for brain to the discovery of ultra-elusive subatomic particle hailing from beyond our solar system to a solution to one of the most enduring puzzles in all of organic chemistry, researchers behind this year’s scientific prizes each revolutionized ways scientists understand the world. sciencenews.org/article/nobel-… archive.ph/uPjBL

    sciencenews.org Here’s a look at the Nobel Prizes for science

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  6. Further evidence of male-centric science: the rete ovarii was described in 1870, but while the male rete testis was studied for its role in sperm transport, the ovarian structure was dismissed as vestigial and its function went largely uninvestigated. elifesciences.org/articles/96662

    elifesciences.org Client Challenge -

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  7. @jdcadmon.bsky.socialBluesky

    #LGBTQWriteAThon Secrets... Jenn from A Work of Art is 20 years old and still hasn't figured out her sexuality. She's annoyed by the expectation that she should know and also tell everyone. She doesn't have it completely figured out by the end of her novella, but she's probably demisexual for Mari.

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  8. #LGBTQWriteAThon They don't stay secrets long, actually, but Jake's father played a significant role in the coup, & after barely surviving, he doesn't really consider himself alive. Everything he has/is is bound to undoing what his father did. And Alex had a whole life he killed off to get away from

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  9. Grateful for the opportunity to speak to @science.org 🧪 about the fallout of the Chronicle Heritage shutdown and the effects it will have on the cultural resources management industry and the archaeologists who work in it 🏺 Definitely give this a read!!!

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  10. @barrows.itch.ioBluesky

    #LGBTQWriteAThon When she was seven years old, Khamsin killed her only friend, an enslaved boy, in a fit of anger upon losing a footrace. This made made her realize her achievements and victories all were lies--others were letting her win out of fear--which made her even furious in the moment. 🧵

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  11. @bribarbu.bsky.socialBluesky

    I went on the Stereo Chemistry pod to talk about--what else--stereochemistry! That being the topic of this year's #ChemNobel. (Cut for time: me yapping about linocut, neutrinos, and a running joke among the science team concerning the chirality of cows.)

    Same subjectScience

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