#locus — Public Fediverse posts
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Die Top-10-Finalisten der diesjährigen LOCUS-Awards. #sfcd #locus #award #sciencefiction #literatur
2026 Locus Awards Top Ten Fina... -
One-of-a-kind Ammonite art book up for auction now!
A special item has just gone up for auction to support a fundraising for Locus, the original and best SFF trade magazine. The item in question is a handmade art book based on Ammonite—even some of the paper is handmade, special Japanese paper; the art is all linocuts, hand printed; the type is letterpress—signed by both me and the artist, Vicki Platts-Brown. (Vicki, if you recall, is the creator of several prints hanging on our walls—a gorgeous birch tree, two herons, a brilliant rooster—plus the huge collage we call Petalville.)
To tempt you, here’s a gallery of images you can click through:
Note the gorgeous texture of everything. And, as you can see, there’s some ingenious folding, a case with a tiny little gold magnet, gold (I think? might be wrong) ink, and just a really interesting concept.
So the book-as-piece-of-art is in itself a wondrous thing. But more to the point it is up for auction for a worthy cause. Locus is one of the linchpins of the SFF genre, essentially the journal of record for the field, and has been for decades. It’s been a nonprofit for a while now, and they know how to make a dollar stretch. But to maintain the reviews, the archives, the interviews, the reporting on major SFF events, moments, and milestones does cost money.
As my item will be auctioned, I don’t know what price range to expect—though I can can tell you the floor is $400. Here’s the auction link. It will be live for 7 days:
https://locus.betterworld.org/auctions/locus-magazine-science-fiction-f-2/items/ammonite-art-bookIf this iteration of Ammonite is currently beyond your budget, no worries, there are many other wonderful ways to support Locus and the genre the magazine itself supports.
Some examples:
- signed books and collectibles by famous authors
- signed original art
- mugs and t-shirts
- one-on-one Zoom chat with Famous Authors
- groups Zoom chats with authors
- personalised critiques of your story
- many more!
Please go take a look and consider supporting their work.
Meanwhile, again, the auction for the Ammonite art book is live from today at 12 noon PST and last for 7 days:
https://locus.betterworld.org/auctions/locus-magazine-science-fiction-f-2/items/ammonite-art-bookGood luck!
#anmmonite #art #artBook #auction #books #fundraiser #letterpress #linoprint #locus #vickiPlattsBrown -
One-of-a-kind Ammonite art book up for auction now!
A special item has just gone up for auction to support a fundraising for Locus, the original and best SFF trade magazine. The item in question is a handmade art book based on Ammonite—even some of the paper is handmade, special Japanese paper; the art is all linocuts, hand printed; the type is letterpress—signed by both me and the artist, Vicki Platts-Brown. (Vicki, if you recall, is the creator of several prints hanging on our walls—a gorgeous birch tree, two herons, a brilliant rooster—plus the huge collage we call Petalville.)
To tempt you, here’s a gallery of images you can click through:
Note the gorgeous texture of everything. And, as you can see, there’s some ingenious folding, a case with a tiny little gold magnet, gold (I think? might be wrong) ink, and just a really interesting concept.
So the book-as-piece-of-art is in itself a wondrous thing. But more to the point it is up for auction for a worthy cause. Locus is one of the linchpins of the SFF genre, essentially the journal of record for the field, and has been for decades. It’s been a nonprofit for a while now, and they know how to make a dollar stretch. But to maintain the reviews, the archives, the interviews, the reporting on major SFF events, moments, and milestones does cost money.
As my item will be auctioned, I don’t know what price range to expect—though I can can tell you the floor is $400. Here’s the auction link. It will be live for 7 days:
https://locus.betterworld.org/auctions/locus-magazine-science-fiction-f-2/items/ammonite-art-bookIf this iteration of Ammonite is currently beyond your budget, no worries, there are many other wonderful ways to support Locus and the genre the magazine itself supports.
Some examples:
- signed books and collectibles by famous authors
- signed original art
- mugs and t-shirts
- one-on-one Zoom chat with Famous Authors
- groups Zoom chats with authors
- personalised critiques of your story
- many more!
Please go take a look and consider supporting their work.
Meanwhile, again, the auction for the Ammonite art book is live from today at 12 noon PST and last for 7 days:
https://locus.betterworld.org/auctions/locus-magazine-science-fiction-f-2/items/ammonite-art-bookGood luck!
#anmmonite #art #artBook #auction #books #fundraiser #letterpress #linoprint #locus #vickiPlattsBrown -
One-of-a-kind Ammonite art book up for auction now!
A special item has just gone up for auction to support a fundraising for Locus, the original and best SFF trade magazine. The item in question is a handmade art book based on Ammonite—even some of the paper is handmade, special Japanese paper; the art is all linocuts, hand printed; the type is letterpress—signed by both me and the artist, Vicki Platts-Brown. (Vicki, if you recall, is the creator of several prints hanging on our walls—a gorgeous birch tree, two herons, a brilliant rooster—plus the huge collage we call Petalville.)
To tempt you, here’s a gallery of images you can click through:
Note the gorgeous texture of everything. And, as you can see, there’s some ingenious folding, a case with a tiny little gold magnet, gold (I think? might be wrong) ink, and just a really interesting concept.
So the book-as-piece-of-art is in itself a wondrous thing. But more to the point it is up for auction for a worthy cause. Locus is one of the linchpins of the SFF genre, essentially the journal of record for the field, and has been for decades. It’s been a nonprofit for a while now, and they know how to make a dollar stretch. But to maintain the reviews, the archives, the interviews, the reporting on major SFF events, moments, and milestones does cost money.
As my item will be auctioned, I don’t know what price range to expect—though I can can tell you the floor is $400. Here’s the auction link. It will be live for 7 days:
https://locus.betterworld.org/auctions/locus-magazine-science-fiction-f-2/items/ammonite-art-bookIf this iteration of Ammonite is currently beyond your budget, no worries, there are many other wonderful ways to support Locus and the genre the magazine itself supports.
Some examples:
- signed books and collectibles by famous authors
- signed original art
- mugs and t-shirts
- one-on-one Zoom chat with Famous Authors
- groups Zoom chats with authors
- personalised critiques of your story
- many more!
Please go take a look and consider supporting their work.
Meanwhile, again, the auction for the Ammonite art book is live from today at 12 noon PST and last for 7 days:
https://locus.betterworld.org/auctions/locus-magazine-science-fiction-f-2/items/ammonite-art-bookGood luck!
#anmmonite #art #artBook #auction #fundraiser #letterpress #linoprint #locus #vickiPlattsBrown -
One-of-a-kind Ammonite art book up for auction now!
A special item has just gone up for auction to support a fundraising for Locus, the original and best SFF trade magazine. The item in question is a handmade art book based on Ammonite—even some of the paper is handmade, special Japanese paper; the art is all linocuts, hand printed; the type is letterpress—signed by both me and the artist, Vicki Platts-Brown. (Vicki, if you recall, is the creator of several prints hanging on our walls—a gorgeous birch tree, two herons, a brilliant rooster—plus the huge collage we call Petalville.)
To tempt you, here’s a gallery of images you can click through:
Note the gorgeous texture of everything. And, as you can see, there’s some ingenious folding, a case with a tiny little gold magnet, gold (I think? might be wrong) ink, and just a really interesting concept.
So the book-as-piece-of-art is in itself a wondrous thing. But more to the point it is up for auction for a worthy cause. Locus is one of the linchpins of the SFF genre, essentially the journal of record for the field, and has been for decades. It’s been a nonprofit for a while now, and they know how to make a dollar stretch. But to maintain the reviews, the archives, the interviews, the reporting on major SFF events, moments, and milestones does cost money.
As my item will be auctioned, I don’t know what price range to expect—though I can can tell you the floor is $400. Here’s the auction link. It will be live for 7 days:
https://locus.betterworld.org/auctions/locus-magazine-science-fiction-f-2/items/ammonite-art-bookIf this iteration of Ammonite is currently beyond your budget, no worries, there are many other wonderful ways to support Locus and the genre the magazine itself supports.
Some examples:
- signed books and collectibles by famous authors
- signed original art
- mugs and t-shirts
- one-on-one Zoom chat with Famous Authors
- groups Zoom chats with authors
- personalised critiques of your story
- many more!
Please go take a look and consider supporting their work.
Meanwhile, again, the auction for the Ammonite art book is live from today at 12 noon PST and last for 7 days:
https://locus.betterworld.org/auctions/locus-magazine-science-fiction-f-2/items/ammonite-art-bookGood luck!
#anmmonite #art #artBook #auction #books #fundraiser #letterpress #linoprint #locus #vickiPlattsBrown -
Drogi powstaną tam gdzie są naprawdę potrzebne. TomTom i LOCUS łączą siły, by sterować miejską infrastrukturą
Kiedy myślisz „TomTom”, prawdopodobnie widzisz przed oczami nawigację na desce rozdzielczej. Prawda jest jednak taka, że holenderska firma to dziś przede wszystkim potężny broker danych o ruchu drogowym.
TomTom właśnie ogłosił strategiczne partnerstwo z platformą LOCUS, specjalizującą się w analityce mobilności. Cel? Przekształcenie surowych, zbieranych na żywo danych z naszych samochodów w narzędzie, które wskaże urzędnikom i deweloperom, gdzie dokładnie należy wbić pierwszą łopatę.
Cyfrowe bliźniaki zamiast wróżenia z fusów
Z oficjalnego komunikatu, obdartego z korporacyjnego żargonu, wyłania się bardzo konkretny, technologiczny plan. Zaawansowana usługa TomTom Traffic (dostarczająca precyzyjne informacje o korkach i natężeniu ruchu w czasie rzeczywistym) zostanie głęboko zintegrowana z pakietem analityczno-modelowym firmy LOCUS.
W praktyce to połączenie ma pozwolić na tworzenie tzw. „cyfrowych bliźniaków” (wirtualnych kopii sieci drogowych i miast). Dzięki temu planiści, zamiast opierać się na przestarzałych badaniach ankietowych, będą mogli na żywo symulować, jak nowa inwestycja wpłynie na zakorkowanie dzielnicy i czy budowa nowego parkingu ma w ogóle sens.
Kto zyska na tym najwięcej?
Firmy nie ukrywają, że ich zintegrowane rozwiązanie celuje w zasypanie przepaści między publicznym planowaniem przestrzennym a prywatnymi pieniędzmi. Narzędzie ma w pierwszej kolejności zoptymalizować inwestycje w Ameryce Północnej.
Zgodnie z dokumentacją, twarde dane lokalizacyjne posłużą optymalizacji w czterech głównych sektorach:
- Modelowanie transportu i zarządzanie ruchem (dynamiczne sterowanie strumieniami aut w miastach).
- Infrastruktura publiczna (wskazywanie optymalnych miejsc na nowe węzły przesiadkowe czy drogi).
- Zarządzanie parkingami i obiektami (przewidywanie popytu na miejsca postojowe w konkretnych godzinach).
- Nieruchomości (ocena rentowności i atrakcyjności komercyjnej nowych działek na podstawie realnego przepływu ludzi).
To partnerstwo to kolejny dowód na to, że czasy budowania dróg i osiedli „na wyczucie” bezpowrotnie mijają. Ster w miejskiej planistyce na dobre przejmują algorytmy i analityka Big Data.
#bigData #cyfroweBliźniaki #inteligentneMiasta #LOCUS #planowaniePrzestrzenne #ruchDrogowy #SmartCity #TomTom #TomTomTraffic -
Drogi powstaną tam gdzie są naprawdę potrzebne. TomTom i LOCUS łączą siły, by sterować miejską infrastrukturą
Kiedy myślisz „TomTom”, prawdopodobnie widzisz przed oczami nawigację na desce rozdzielczej. Prawda jest jednak taka, że holenderska firma to dziś przede wszystkim potężny broker danych o ruchu drogowym.
TomTom właśnie ogłosił strategiczne partnerstwo z platformą LOCUS, specjalizującą się w analityce mobilności. Cel? Przekształcenie surowych, zbieranych na żywo danych z naszych samochodów w narzędzie, które wskaże urzędnikom i deweloperom, gdzie dokładnie należy wbić pierwszą łopatę.
Cyfrowe bliźniaki zamiast wróżenia z fusów
Z oficjalnego komunikatu, obdartego z korporacyjnego żargonu, wyłania się bardzo konkretny, technologiczny plan. Zaawansowana usługa TomTom Traffic (dostarczająca precyzyjne informacje o korkach i natężeniu ruchu w czasie rzeczywistym) zostanie głęboko zintegrowana z pakietem analityczno-modelowym firmy LOCUS.
W praktyce to połączenie ma pozwolić na tworzenie tzw. „cyfrowych bliźniaków” (wirtualnych kopii sieci drogowych i miast). Dzięki temu planiści, zamiast opierać się na przestarzałych badaniach ankietowych, będą mogli na żywo symulować, jak nowa inwestycja wpłynie na zakorkowanie dzielnicy i czy budowa nowego parkingu ma w ogóle sens.
Kto zyska na tym najwięcej?
Firmy nie ukrywają, że ich zintegrowane rozwiązanie celuje w zasypanie przepaści między publicznym planowaniem przestrzennym a prywatnymi pieniędzmi. Narzędzie ma w pierwszej kolejności zoptymalizować inwestycje w Ameryce Północnej.
Zgodnie z dokumentacją, twarde dane lokalizacyjne posłużą optymalizacji w czterech głównych sektorach:
- Modelowanie transportu i zarządzanie ruchem (dynamiczne sterowanie strumieniami aut w miastach).
- Infrastruktura publiczna (wskazywanie optymalnych miejsc na nowe węzły przesiadkowe czy drogi).
- Zarządzanie parkingami i obiektami (przewidywanie popytu na miejsca postojowe w konkretnych godzinach).
- Nieruchomości (ocena rentowności i atrakcyjności komercyjnej nowych działek na podstawie realnego przepływu ludzi).
To partnerstwo to kolejny dowód na to, że czasy budowania dróg i osiedli „na wyczucie” bezpowrotnie mijają. Ster w miejskiej planistyce na dobre przejmują algorytmy i analityka Big Data.
#bigData #cyfroweBliźniaki #inteligentneMiasta #LOCUS #planowaniePrzestrzenne #ruchDrogowy #SmartCity #TomTom #TomTomTraffic -
"Hachette Pulls Shy Girl Over Suspected AI Use"
Of course the author says it was their friend that used it. I suspect the friend's name is Claude. Add in that the author (or their friend) just used someone's cover art they found on Pinterest. Uncredited, unauthorized.
The author complains that their name is ruined. Poor thing, finding out.
https://locusmag.com/2026/03/hachette-pulls-shy-girl-over-suspected-ai-use/
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"Hachette Pulls Shy Girl Over Suspected AI Use"
Of course the author says it was their friend that used it. I suspect the friend's name is Claude. Add in that the author (or their friend) just used someone's cover art they found on Pinterest. Uncredited, unauthorized.
The author complains that their name is ruined. Poor thing, finding out.
https://locusmag.com/2026/03/hachette-pulls-shy-girl-over-suspected-ai-use/
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"Hachette Pulls Shy Girl Over Suspected AI Use"
Of course the author says it was their friend that used it. I suspect the friend's name is Claude. Add in that the author (or their friend) just used someone's cover art they found on Pinterest. Uncredited, unauthorized.
The author complains that their name is ruined. Poor thing, finding out.
https://locusmag.com/2026/03/hachette-pulls-shy-girl-over-suspected-ai-use/
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"Hachette Pulls Shy Girl Over Suspected AI Use"
Of course the author says it was their friend that used it. I suspect the friend's name is Claude. Add in that the author (or their friend) just used someone's cover art they found on Pinterest. Uncredited, unauthorized.
The author complains that their name is ruined. Poor thing, finding out.
https://locusmag.com/2026/03/hachette-pulls-shy-girl-over-suspected-ai-use/
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"Hachette Pulls Shy Girl Over Suspected AI Use"
Of course the author says it was their friend that used it. I suspect the friend's name is Claude. Add in that the author (or their friend) just used someone's cover art they found on Pinterest. Uncredited, unauthorized.
The author complains that their name is ruined. Poor thing, finding out.
https://locusmag.com/2026/03/hachette-pulls-shy-girl-over-suspected-ai-use/
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/200229/ Genetic signals reveal why erectile dysfunction develops and who is most at risk #Addiction #blood #Brain #Cannabis #Cardiometabolic #CodingRegion #diabetes #Éire #ErectileDysfunction #Genetic #Genome #Genomic #genomics #IE #Ireland #Locus #Obesity #Phenotype #Science #Type2Diabetes #Vascular
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/155283/ Sensory effects of flavanols trigger physiological responses in the brain #Brain #CentralNervousSystem #Dopamine #education #Éire #Exercise #food #Health #Hippocampus #Hormone #Hypothalamus #IE #Ireland #Locus #Metabolism #Nerve #NerveActivity #NervousSystem #Neurons #oral #RedWine #Research #Sleep #Stress #Students #Technology #Wine
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The role of epigenetics in memory expression
Our experiences leave traces in the brain, stored in small groups of cells called “engrams”. Engrams are thought…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #AU #Australia #Brain #Cell #CRISPR #dna #Gene #Genes #Genetics #Laboratory #Locus #Neurons #research #trauma
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/468197/ Genetic risk scores fail to predict survival after diagnosis #BreastCancer #Cancer #Chronic #ChronicKidneyDisease #CoronaryArteryDisease #diabetes #DiabetesMellitus #DNA #Genes #Genetic #Genetics #Genome #heart #HeartFailure #Kidney #KidneyDisease #locus #mortality #Prostate #ProstateCancer #Research #Science #Type2Diabetes #UK #UnitedKingdom
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Genetic study shows dual GIPR/GLP1R action curbs binge alcohol use
New…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Genetics #addiction #alcohol #AlcoholDependence #BingeDrinking #bodymassindex #Diabetes #drugs #Efficacy #food #Genetic #Glucagon #Glucose #GlucoseMetabolism #Glycatedhemoglobin #HbA1c #Hemoglobin #liver #liverdisease #Locus #Metabolism #Nucleotide #Obesity #Preclinical #Psychiatry #Receptor #Science #Type2Diabetes #vegetarian
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/158912/ -
Genetic study shows dual GIPR/GLP1R action curbs binge alcohol use
New…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Genetics #addiction #alcohol #AlcoholDependence #BingeDrinking #bodymassindex #Diabetes #drugs #Efficacy #food #Genetic #Glucagon #Glucose #GlucoseMetabolism #Glycatedhemoglobin #HbA1c #Hemoglobin #liver #liverdisease #Locus #Metabolism #Nucleotide #Obesity #Preclinical #Psychiatry #Receptor #Science #Type2Diabetes #vegetarian
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/158912/ -
Genetic study shows dual GIPR/GLP1R action curbs binge alcohol use
New genetic evidence suggests …
#NewsBeep #News #Genetics #Addiction #Alcohol #alcoholdependence #BingeDrinking #bodymassindex #diabetes #Drugs #Efficacy #food #Genetic #Glucagon #Glucose #GlucoseMetabolism #Glycatedhemoglobin #HbA1c #Hemoglobin #liver #liverdisease #Locus #Metabolism #Nucleotide #Obesity #Preclinical #Psychiatry #Receptor #Science #type2diabetes #UK #UnitedKingdom #vegetarian
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#LocusMap Classic is being withdrawn and replaced with a more cloud-based subscription-based model in Locus Map 4. Every couple of years I try 4 but just can't get it set up so it works for me. I have been using Locus Map since I switched from Symbian to Android.
I use it to plan walking journeys (sometimes cycling but not often). I also use it to record GPS tracks and export them either to Strava or OpenStreetMap.
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#LocusMap Classic is being withdrawn and replaced with a more cloud-based subscription-based model in Locus Map 4. Every couple of years I try 4 but just can't get it set up so it works for me. I have been using Locus Map since I switched from Symbian to Android.
I use it to plan walking journeys (sometimes cycling but not often). I also use it to record GPS tracks and export them either to Strava or OpenStreetMap.
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#LocusMap Classic is being withdrawn and replaced with a more cloud-based subscription-based model in Locus Map 4. Every couple of years I try 4 but just can't get it set up so it works for me. I have been using Locus Map since I switched from Symbian to Android.
I use it to plan walking journeys (sometimes cycling but not often). I also use it to record GPS tracks and export them either to Strava or OpenStreetMap.
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#LocusMap Classic is being withdrawn and replaced with a more cloud-based subscription-based model in Locus Map 4. Every couple of years I try 4 but just can't get it set up so it works for me. I have been using Locus Map since I switched from Symbian to Android.
I use it to plan walking journeys (sometimes cycling but not often). I also use it to record GPS tracks and export them either to Strava or OpenStreetMap.
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#LocusMap Classic is being withdrawn and replaced with a more cloud-based subscription-based model in Locus Map 4. Every couple of years I try 4 but just can't get it set up so it works for me. I have been using Locus Map since I switched from Symbian to Android.
I use it to plan walking journeys (sometimes cycling but not often). I also use it to record GPS tracks and export them either to Strava or OpenStreetMap.
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@sundogplanets Tor - publishers of much #SciFi - might not be absolutely the worst.
I think Nature tends to understate the sarcasm, Scientific American is not quite what it used to be, and National Geographic would want #photographs and is now Disney.Short of #Tor, there is #Locus , another #SF magazine of relative antiquity.
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@sundogplanets Tor - publishers of much #SciFi - might not be absolutely the worst.
I think Nature tends to understate the sarcasm, Scientific American is not quite what it used to be, and National Geographic would want #photographs and is now Disney.Short of #Tor, there is #Locus , another #SF magazine of relative antiquity.
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@sundogplanets Tor - publishers of much #SciFi - might not be absolutely the worst.
I think Nature tends to understate the sarcasm, Scientific American is not quite what it used to be, and National Geographic would want #photographs and is now Disney.Short of #Tor, there is #Locus , another #SF magazine of relative antiquity.
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@sundogplanets Tor - publishers of much #SciFi - might not be absolutely the worst.
I think Nature tends to understate the sarcasm, Scientific American is not quite what it used to be, and National Geographic would want #photographs and is now Disney.Short of #Tor, there is #Locus , another #SF magazine of relative antiquity.
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Smell loss emerges as the early behavioural sign of Alzheimer’s
New research reveals that immune cells attack brainstem nerve fibers linked to smell, making loss of smell the…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #Brain #CA #Canada #Cell #Cortex #Dementia #genes #Locus #Microglia #Nerve #Phagocytosis #Physiology #Protein #research #RNA
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Vous reprendriez bien une dernière tournée de #solOrkestar ?
Cette fois ça se passe dans des contrées que je fréquente peu:
- jeudi 27 août: Tiers-lieu Le #locus -#Archigny (86)
- vendredi 28 août: l'Atelier des Possibles - #Pleumartin (86)
- samedi 29 août: écolieu des Hirondelles - #BersacSurRivalier (87)
- dimanche 30 août: café associatif de #Lerné (37) -
Vous reprendriez bien une dernière tournée de #solOrkestar ?
Cette fois ça se passe dans des contrées que je fréquente peu:
- jeudi 27 août: Tiers-lieu Le #locus -#Archigny (86)
- vendredi 28 août: l'Atelier des Possibles - #Pleumartin (86)
- samedi 29 août: écolieu des Hirondelles - #BersacSurRivalier (87)
- dimanche 30 août: café associatif de #Lerné (37) -
Vous reprendriez bien une dernière tournée de #solOrkestar ?
Cette fois ça se passe dans des contrées que je fréquente peu:
- jeudi 27 août: Tiers-lieu Le #locus -#Archigny (86)
- vendredi 28 août: l'Atelier des Possibles - #Pleumartin (86)
- samedi 29 août: écolieu des Hirondelles - #BersacSurRivalier (87)
- dimanche 30 août: café associatif de #Lerné (37) -
Alzheimer’s gene risks differ by ancestry, major study reveals 133 new variants
New genome study uncovers 133 previously unknown dementia-linked variants and shows how genetic risks vary across global populations,…
#NewsBeep #News #Genetics #Apolipoprotein #AU #Australia #Dementia #Gene #Genes #Genetic #Genome #Locus #Metabolism #QualityControl #research #Science #Splicing
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/78155/ -
Alzheimer’s gene risks differ by ancestry, major study reveals 133 new variants
New genome study uncovers 133 previously unknown dementia-linked variants and shows how genetic risks vary across global populations,…
#NewsBeep #News #Genetics #Apolipoprotein #dementia #Gene #Genes #Genetic #Genome #Locus #Metabolism #QualityControl #research #Science #Splicing #UK #UnitedKingdom
https://www.newsbeep.com/uk/75695/ -
Alzheimer’s gene risks differ by ancestry, major study reveals 133 new variants
New genome study uncovers 133 previously unknown dementia-linked variants and shows how genetic risks vary across global populations,…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #Apolipoprotein #CA #Canada #Dementia #Gene #genes #Genetic #Genetics #Genome #Locus #Metabolism #QualityControl #research #Splicing
https://www.newsbeep.com/ca/77832/ -
Alzheimer’s gene risks differ by ancestry, major study reveals 133 new variants
New genome study uncovers 133 previously unknown dementia-linked variants and shows how genetic risks vary across global populations,…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Genetics #Apolipoprotein #dementia #Gene #Genes #Genetic #Genome #Locus #Metabolism #QualityControl #Research #Science #Splicing
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Alzheimer’s gene risks differ by ancestry, major study reveals 133 new variants
New genome study uncovers 133 previously unknown dementia-linked variants and shows how genetic risks vary across global populations,…
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/328011/ Researchers uncover dozens of traits driven by maternal versus paternal genes #Allele #Chromosome #DNA #Gene #Genes #Genetic #Genetics #Genome #Genomic #GenomicImprinting #locus #Science #Telomere #UK #UnitedKingdom #XChromosome
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Researchers uncover dozens of traits driven by maternal versus paternal genes
By tracing maternal and paternal inheritance without parental DNA, scientists have mapped dozens of parent-specific genetic effects, uncovering…
#NewsBeep #News #Genetics #Allele #CA #Canada #Chromosome #DNA #Gene #genes #Genetic #Genome #Genomic #GenomicImprinting #Locus #Science #Telomere #Xchromosome
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/287679/ AI identifies novel gene variants linked to Alzheimer’s risk #Gene #Genes #Genetic #Genetics #Genome #Genomic #locus #MachineLearning #Protein #Research #Science #UK #UnitedKingdom
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AI identifies novel gene variants linked to Alzheimer’s risk
New AI-driven research reveals how advanced machine learning models not only confirm known Alzheimer’s genes but also spot…
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Les gagnants et gagnantes 2025 des Locus Awards
Les gagnants d'aujourd'hui, les traduits de demain ?
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My second pixel practice of the day is about the literary concept of "Locus Amoenus", an archetypical utopian place. The poet Ovid says that if there's a Locus Amoenus, there must be also a "Locus Terribilis", where gruesome and dreadful things happen. So I decided to represent my vision of both concepts. 160 × 144 pixels. #locus #literaryTheory #literature #illustration #diagram #volcano #LocusAmoenus #LocusHorribilis #utopia #dystopia #pixelart #ドット絵 @pixel_dailies
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My second pixel practice of the day is about the literary concept of "Locus Amoenus", an archetypical utopian place. The poet Ovid says that if there's a Locus Amoenus, there must be also a "Locus Terribilis", where gruesome and dreadful things happen. So I decided to represent my vision of both concepts. 160 × 144 pixels. #locus #literaryTheory #literature #illustration #diagram #volcano #LocusAmoenus #LocusHorribilis #utopia #dystopia #pixelart #ドット絵 @pixel_dailies
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My second pixel practice of the day is about the literary concept of "Locus Amoenus", an archetypical utopian place. The poet Ovid says that if there's a Locus Amoenus, there must be also a "Locus Terribilis", where gruesome and dreadful things happen. So I decided to represent my vision of both concepts. 160 × 144 pixels. #locus #literaryTheory #literature #illustration #diagram #volcano #LocusAmoenus #LocusHorribilis #utopia #dystopia #pixelart #ドット絵 @pixel_dailies
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My second pixel practice of the day is about the literary concept of "Locus Amoenus", an archetypical utopian place. The poet Ovid says that if there's a Locus Amoenus, there must be also a "Locus Terribilis", where gruesome and dreadful things happen. So I decided to represent my vision of both concepts. 160 × 144 pixels. #locus #literaryTheory #literature #illustration #diagram #volcano #LocusAmoenus #LocusHorribilis #utopia #dystopia #pixelart #ドット絵 @pixel_dailies
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My second pixel practice of the day is about the literary concept of "Locus Amoenus", an archetypical utopian place. The poet Ovid says that if there's a Locus Amoenus, there must be also a "Locus Terribilis", where gruesome and dreadful things happen. So I decided to represent my vision of both concepts. 160 × 144 pixels. #locus #literaryTheory #literature #illustration #diagram #volcano #LocusAmoenus #LocusHorribilis #utopia #dystopia #pixelart #ドット絵 @pixel_dailies
