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The EMS Distinguished Lecturer is a prestigious annual title of the European Mathematical Society, created to replace the former EMS Lecturer and EMS Distinguished Speaker roles.
Prof. Volker Mehrmann of TU Berlin will serve as the EMS Distinguished Lecturer of 2026, with a lecture at the FoCM 2026 conference. The EMS encourages organisers of suitable events in 2026 to consider inviting him for further lectures across Europe.
It is also time to start preparing nominations for the EMS Distinguished Lecturer 2027.
Read more here: https://euromathsoc.org/news/ems-distinguished-lecturer:-volker-mehrmann's-2026-lectures-and-nominations-for-2027-207
#EuropeanMathematicalSociety #Mathematics #AcademicCommunity #EMS
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The EMS Distinguished Lecturer is a prestigious annual title of the European Mathematical Society, created to replace the former EMS Lecturer and EMS Distinguished Speaker roles.
Prof. Volker Mehrmann of TU Berlin will serve as the EMS Distinguished Lecturer of 2026, with a lecture at the FoCM 2026 conference. The EMS encourages organisers of suitable events in 2026 to consider inviting him for further lectures across Europe.
It is also time to start preparing nominations for the EMS Distinguished Lecturer 2027.
Read more here: https://euromathsoc.org/news/ems-distinguished-lecturer:-volker-mehrmann's-2026-lectures-and-nominations-for-2027-207
#EuropeanMathematicalSociety #Mathematics #AcademicCommunity #EMS
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The EMS Distinguished Lecturer is a prestigious annual title of the European Mathematical Society, created to replace the former EMS Lecturer and EMS Distinguished Speaker roles.
Prof. Volker Mehrmann of TU Berlin will serve as the EMS Distinguished Lecturer of 2026, with a lecture at the FoCM 2026 conference. The EMS encourages organisers of suitable events in 2026 to consider inviting him for further lectures across Europe.
It is also time to start preparing nominations for the EMS Distinguished Lecturer 2027.
Read more here: https://euromathsoc.org/news/ems-distinguished-lecturer:-volker-mehrmann's-2026-lectures-and-nominations-for-2027-207
#EuropeanMathematicalSociety #Mathematics #AcademicCommunity #EMS
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The EMS Distinguished Lecturer is a prestigious annual title of the European Mathematical Society, created to replace the former EMS Lecturer and EMS Distinguished Speaker roles.
Prof. Volker Mehrmann of TU Berlin will serve as the EMS Distinguished Lecturer of 2026, with a lecture at the FoCM 2026 conference. The EMS encourages organisers of suitable events in 2026 to consider inviting him for further lectures across Europe.
It is also time to start preparing nominations for the EMS Distinguished Lecturer 2027.
Read more here: https://euromathsoc.org/news/ems-distinguished-lecturer:-volker-mehrmann's-2026-lectures-and-nominations-for-2027-207
#EuropeanMathematicalSociety #Mathematics #AcademicCommunity #EMS
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The EMS Distinguished Lecturer is a prestigious annual title of the European Mathematical Society, created to replace the former EMS Lecturer and EMS Distinguished Speaker roles.
Prof. Volker Mehrmann of TU Berlin will serve as the EMS Distinguished Lecturer of 2026, with a lecture at the FoCM 2026 conference. The EMS encourages organisers of suitable events in 2026 to consider inviting him for further lectures across Europe.
It is also time to start preparing nominations for the EMS Distinguished Lecturer 2027.
Read more here: https://euromathsoc.org/news/ems-distinguished-lecturer:-volker-mehrmann's-2026-lectures-and-nominations-for-2027-207
#EuropeanMathematicalSociety #Mathematics #AcademicCommunity #EMS
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Have you checked our calendar this month? 👀
Don’t miss the chance to join the conversation and dive into one of the most important topics in the field.
Let’s explore, discuss, and learn together.
https://reproducibilitea.org/calendar
#ReproducibiliTea #JournalClub #Research #Reproducibility #ResearchIntegrity #OpenScience #AcademicCommunity #KnowledgeSharing #ProfessionalDevelopment
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The energy at our recent #AISentience Scholars webinar was incredible!
🎬 You can watch the recording here: https://youtu.be/m-_lmhywBsM?si=lcRyeyThOzAhRPG1 & see the links in the video description for more info.
The excitement is growing; don’t miss your chance to join this unique program! ⏰ Apply by 28 April 2026.
#AIResearch #ConsciousnessStudies #EarlyCareerResearchers #AcademicCommunity #Mentorship #ResearchOpportunities #EthicsInAI #AISETS #GraduateStudents #Postdocs #GraduateStudents
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🧑🎓#ScientificExcellence doesn’t end with the #scholarlyjournal 📖
#Citations measure impact within the #academiccommunity.
#Visibility determines impact on the #generalpublic.
With #ScienceRelations, I help scientists strategically raise the profile of their #research, #projects, and #publications—in a measurable and professional way.
Because: Only shared #knowledge is knowledge that grows.
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Join our free webinar to learn more about the AI Sentience Scholars program!
💻 Webinar: 1 April 2026
⏰ Application deadline: 28 April 2026👉 Register for the webinar: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_z9g1Ut7DQM6N3asbVO97aw#/registration
👉 Learn more: https://neuromatch.io/ai-sentience-scholars/
👉 Browse the project gallery: https://airtable.com/appMNWmygv22x2rAy/shrPwvCYBLfEegqow/tblW7Z2lh0VJzJEeJ#AIResearch #ConsciousnessStudies #EthicsInAI #MentoredResearch #GraduateStudents #PhDStudents #Postdocs #InterdisciplinaryResearch #ResearchOpportunities #AcademicCommunity #AISETS
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🧠🤖 Explore the frontier of AI, consciousness, and society.
Applications for the AI Sentience Scholars program are now open!
➡️ Learn more and review the application: https://neuromatch.io/ai-sentience-scholars/
➡️ Register for the webinar here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_z9g1Ut7DQM6N3asbVO97aw#AIResearch #ConsciousnessStudies #EarlyCareerResearchers #AcademicCommunity #Mentorship #ResearchOpportunities #EthicsInAI #AISETS #GraduateStudents #Postdocs #GraduateStudents #Postdocs
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Registration closes 19 March — just 2 days left!
@fossee_iitb Arduino Day 2026 is a free, national open-source hardware event organised by IIT Bombay.
📅 23–25 March 2026
🆓 Free participation
🤖 Learn Arduino, build projects, get recognised👉 https://arduinoday26.fossee.in/
#Arduino #FOSS #OpenSource #OpenHardware #STEMEducation #IITBombay #MakerCommunity #EdTech #LearningByDoing #AcademicCommunity
#DIYElectronics #EmbeddedSystems
#Robotics #FreeSoftware #OpenTech #OpenInnovation #DigitalPublicGoods -
🚀 FOSSEE Arduino Day 2026
📅 23–25 MarchDream Big with Arduino 💡
Celebrating Open Source Hardware, innovation, and hands-on learning.Students, educators & makers — join us in building openly and collaboratively.
🌐 https://arduinoday26.fossee.in/
#FOSSEE #ArduinoDay2026 #OpenHardware
#FLOSS #OpenEducation #Fediverse #Makers #OpenTech #OpenInnovation
#DigitalPublicGoods #STEMEducation
#MakerCommunity #EdTech #LearningByDoing #AcademicCommunity
#DIYElectronics
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Daniil from University of Washington, Tacoma participated in our Internship Program, calling it an “extended research retreat.” 🔍✨
He focused on privacy-preserving NLP, explored new ideas, and benefited from an international, interdisciplinary team.What defines a great research internship in your experience?
#InternshipProgram #AI #NLP #Privacy #TrustworthyAI #Research #ML #PhDlife #AcademicCommunity
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🔥 Last week, Computer Science and Language Science and Technology students joined forces for a torch run to honor Prof. Dr. Alexander Koller. They were joined by staff and faculty.
Result? An #SIC evening where we united for our passion for teaching and research.
🔗 Read more: https://sic.link/torchlight
#SaarlandInformaticsCampus #SaarlandUniversity #ComputationalLinguistics #StudentEngagement #AcademicCommunity
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📢 Join a growing number of academics looking to transform their PhDs into publications.
Republish Academic Press specialises in supporting scholars looking to make an impact in their industry. Publish factually faster and fairer.
#AcademicPress #Republish #PhDtoPublication #ScholarlyPublishing #PhDPublishing #Publishing #PhDlife #phdstudent #Academia #Student #University #AcademicCommunity
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Our platform is coming soon.
Whether you’re a student, professor or journal, Republish enables you to build your professional identity, grow a community and publish academic research in a fast and fair way.Be the first to know when we launch: https://www.republish.uk/waitlist
#PhDlife #phdstudent #Academia #Student #University #AcademicCommunity #UKAcademia #Academicjournal #PhDNetworking #ResearchImpact #AcademicLife
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Our platform is coming soon.
Whether you’re a student, professor or journal, Republish enables you to build your professional identity, grow a community and publish academic research in a fast and fair way.Be the first to know when we launch: https://www.republish.uk/waitlist
#PhDlife #phdstudent #Academia #Student #University #AcademicCommunity #UKAcademia #Academicjournal #PhDNetworking #ResearchImpact #AcademicLife
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Our work shows that #LLM usage for #scientificwriting is on the rise despite these substantial limitations How should the #academiccommunity deal with this development? Delving into #LLM-assisted writing in #biomedicalpublications through excess vocabulary www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... Science.org
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:rwoef52tjdoujcurjqpzs32t/post/3lxozmhcuss2y
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Just returned from the Oxford-Berkeley Summer Doctoral Programme at UC Berkeley — two intellectually intense and energising weeks with PhD researchers and leading scholars from around the world.
Thanks to @oiioxford & @ucberkeley for creating such a generous environment. It’s rare to leave an academic setting feeling both exhausted and recharged.#OxfordBerkeley #PhDlife #DigitalSociety #InterdisciplinaryResearch #AcademicCommunity #UCBerkeley #OII
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This journey would not be possible without the people behind the pages:
🖋 Our brilliant authors,
🔍 Our dedicated peer reviewers,
🧩 And our passionate editorial team.Special thanks to our Editor-in-Chief Dr. habil. Judit Beke for leading with vision, warmth, and purpose.
#thankyou for believing in #OpenAccess, #academic dialogue, and meaningful #research
Here’s to the next 5 years! 🥂
#thankyou #academiccommunity #openscience #gjsd #peerreview #editors #educationinnovation #lifelonglearning -
My commentary on the paper 'The loss of peri-urban agricultural land and the state-local tensions in managing its demise: The case of Greater Western Sydney, Australia' (Amy Lawton, Nicky Morrison. 2022)
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Peri-urban agricultural land is rapidly disappearing. Between 2011 and 2016, 66 per cent of primary production land in Greater Western Sydney was lost to urban development.Historically, these areas have played a crucial role in food security and resilience, providing not only food and fibre but also ecosystem services, flood and urban heat mitigation, recreation, and liveability benefits.
In this paper, Lawton and Morris argue that farming’s limited profitability incentivises an ageing generation of farmers to re-zone and subdivide their land as a retirement strategy. At the same time, conflicting state and local planning policies fail to safeguard peri-urban farmland from development.
As more peri-urban agricultural land is lost, young farmers struggle to access affordable land, and cities become increasingly dependent on lengthy, energy-intensive supply chains.
Meanwhile, ecosystems surrounding our most populated areas continue to be degraded.
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The conclusions in this paper are corroborated by real world experiences of young farmers in Western Sydney and through to the west of the Blue Mountains.In these areas, personal contacts of mine have not been able to buy or even lease suitable land to grow food because land is typically valued for residential purposes, which far exceeds what is accessible for young farmers with no access to capital.
Even where land is zoned exclusively for agricultural purposes, developers and speculators are land banking which prevents farmers from utilising land.
In some cases young farmers have been exploited by developers in a scam to gain development approval. The farmers are 'employed' by land owners to develop agricultural activities on the land in order to gain development approval to build homes. However, once the homes are complete the owners cease farming activities and kick the farmers off the land.
In another case, a young farming couple were effectively locked out of their property by a non-farming neighbour, who bullied them via the courts until they sold him their land.
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Full paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106265
#Agriculture #GreaterWesternSydney #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty #AcademicCommunity -
My commentary on the paper 'The loss of peri-urban agricultural land and the state-local tensions in managing its demise: The case of Greater Western Sydney, Australia' (Amy Lawton, Nicky Morrison. 2022)
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Peri-urban agricultural land is rapidly disappearing. Between 2011 and 2016, 66 per cent of primary production land in Greater Western Sydney was lost to urban development.Historically, these areas have played a crucial role in food security and resilience, providing not only food and fibre but also ecosystem services, flood and urban heat mitigation, recreation, and liveability benefits.
In this paper, Lawton and Morris argue that farming’s limited profitability incentivises an ageing generation of farmers to re-zone and subdivide their land as a retirement strategy. At the same time, conflicting state and local planning policies fail to safeguard peri-urban farmland from development.
As more peri-urban agricultural land is lost, young farmers struggle to access affordable land, and cities become increasingly dependent on lengthy, energy-intensive supply chains.
Meanwhile, ecosystems surrounding our most populated areas continue to be degraded.
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The conclusions in this paper are corroborated by real world experiences of young farmers in Western Sydney and through to the west of the Blue Mountains.In these areas, personal contacts of mine have not been able to buy or even lease suitable land to grow food because land is typically valued for residential purposes, which far exceeds what is accessible for young farmers with no access to capital.
Even where land is zoned exclusively for agricultural purposes, developers and speculators are land banking which prevents farmers from utilising land.
In some cases young farmers have been exploited by developers in a scam to gain development approval. The farmers are 'employed' by land owners to develop agricultural activities on the land in order to gain development approval to build homes. However, once the homes are complete the owners cease farming activities and kick the farmers off the land.
In another case, a young farming couple were effectively locked out of their property by a non-farming neighbour, who bullied them via the courts until they sold him their land.
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Full paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106265
#Agriculture #GreaterWesternSydney #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty #AcademicCommunity -
My commentary on the paper 'The loss of peri-urban agricultural land and the state-local tensions in managing its demise: The case of Greater Western Sydney, Australia' (Amy Lawton, Nicky Morrison. 2022)
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Peri-urban agricultural land is rapidly disappearing. Between 2011 and 2016, 66 per cent of primary production land in Greater Western Sydney was lost to urban development.Historically, these areas have played a crucial role in food security and resilience, providing not only food and fibre but also ecosystem services, flood and urban heat mitigation, recreation, and liveability benefits.
In this paper, Lawton and Morris argue that farming’s limited profitability incentivises an ageing generation of farmers to re-zone and subdivide their land as a retirement strategy. At the same time, conflicting state and local planning policies fail to safeguard peri-urban farmland from development.
As more peri-urban agricultural land is lost, young farmers struggle to access affordable land, and cities become increasingly dependent on lengthy, energy-intensive supply chains.
Meanwhile, ecosystems surrounding our most populated areas continue to be degraded.
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Full paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106265
#Agriculture #GreaterWesternSydney #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty #AcademicCommunity -
My commentary on the paper 'The loss of peri-urban agricultural land and the state-local tensions in managing its demise: The case of Greater Western Sydney, Australia' (Amy Lawton, Nicky Morrison. 2022)
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Peri-urban agricultural land is rapidly disappearing. Between 2011 and 2016, 66 per cent of primary production land in Greater Western Sydney was lost to urban development.Historically, these areas have played a crucial role in food security and resilience, providing not only food and fibre but also ecosystem services, flood and urban heat mitigation, recreation, and liveability benefits.
In this paper, Lawton and Morris argue that farming’s limited profitability incentivises an ageing generation of farmers to re-zone and subdivide their land as a retirement strategy. At the same time, conflicting state and local planning policies fail to safeguard peri-urban farmland from development.
As more peri-urban agricultural land is lost, young farmers struggle to access affordable land, and cities become increasingly dependent on lengthy, energy-intensive supply chains.
Meanwhile, ecosystems surrounding our most populated areas continue to be degraded.
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The conclusions in this paper are corroborated by real world experiences of young farmers in Western Sydney and through to the west of the Blue Mountains.In these areas, personal contacts of mine have not been able to buy or even lease suitable land to grow food because land is typically valued for residential purposes, which far exceeds what is accessible for young farmers with no access to capital.
Even where land is zoned exclusively for agricultural purposes, developers and speculators are land banking which prevents farmers from utilising land.
In some cases young farmers have been exploited by developers in a scam to gain development approval. The farmers are 'employed' by land owners to develop agricultural activities on the land in order to gain development approval to build homes. However, once the homes are complete the owners cease farming activities and kick the farmers off the land.
In another case, a young farming couple were effectively locked out of their property by a non-farming neighbour, who bullied them via the courts until they sold him their land.
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Full paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106265
#Agriculture #GreaterWesternSydney #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty #AcademicCommunity -
My commentary on the paper 'The loss of peri-urban agricultural land and the state-local tensions in managing its demise: The case of Greater Western Sydney, Australia' (Amy Lawton, Nicky Morrison. 2022)
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Peri-urban agricultural land is rapidly disappearing. Between 2011 and 2016, 66 per cent of primary production land in Greater Western Sydney was lost to urban development.Historically, these areas have played a crucial role in food security and resilience, providing not only food and fibre but also ecosystem services, flood and urban heat mitigation, recreation, and liveability benefits.
In this paper, Lawton and Morris argue that farming’s limited profitability incentivises an ageing generation of farmers to re-zone and subdivide their land as a retirement strategy. At the same time, conflicting state and local planning policies fail to safeguard peri-urban farmland from development.
As more peri-urban agricultural land is lost, young farmers struggle to access affordable land, and cities become increasingly dependent on lengthy, energy-intensive supply chains.
Meanwhile, ecosystems surrounding our most populated areas continue to be degraded.
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The conclusions in this paper are corroborated by real world experiences of young farmers in Western Sydney and through to the west of the Blue Mountains.In these areas, personal contacts of mine have not been able to buy or even lease suitable land to grow food because land is typically valued for residential purposes, which far exceeds what is accessible for young farmers with no access to capital.
Even where land is zoned exclusively for agricultural purposes, developers and speculators are land banking which prevents farmers from utilising land.
In some cases young farmers have been exploited by developers in a scam to gain development approval. The farmers are 'employed' by land owners to develop agricultural activities on the land in order to gain development approval to build homes. However, once the homes are complete the owners cease farming activities and kick the farmers off the land.
In another case, a young farming couple were effectively locked out of their property by a non-farming neighbour, who bullied them via the courts until they sold him their land.
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Full paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106265
#Agriculture #GreaterWesternSydney #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty #AcademicCommunity -
It was great to see so many EASE members at our Awards ceremony last week, where we celebrated those who have made the largest contributions to the growth and success of EASE over the past year. 📈🏆
The recording is now on our YouTube channel, so you can catch up if you missed it. 📽️
Watch the ceremony now and read about the winners: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4QNzzN-01ls
#EASEawards #ScienceEditing #JournalEditing #AmEditing #Winners #YouTube #ResearchAwards #AcademicCommunity
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Calling all academics and researchers! We are proud to announce the launch of Standard Error Research Editors' website at stderr-editors.com. Experience the power of expert editing and support tailored to the social sciences. #StandardError #researchEditors #WebsiteLaunch #AcademicCommunity
