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  1. alojapan.com/1512589/tokyo-eye Tokyo eyes New York University campus in push for global education #Education #news #nyu #Students #Tokyo #TokyoNews #universities #東京 #東京都 Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike signed a pact with New York University on Tuesday to explore the possibility of establishing an NYU campus in Tokyo, as the city seeks to strengthen its profile as an international education and research hub. The memorandum of understanding, signed during Koike’s visit to New York,

  2. [en] Haidt: dramatic global decay in cognition, attention spans, civic life

    "Social psychologist Jonathan #Haidt presented a forceful analysis of the #damage #smartphones and social media are doing to our #cognition, our civic fabric, and our #children’s #wellbeing ..."

    "... our collective inability to put our phones away, our #compulsion to check social media ... is causing a host of societal problems" ... "far beyond any rise in #anxiety and #depression."

    "... the #destruction of the human capacity to pay #attention. ... if we can’t focus or stay on a task for more than 30 seconds."

    "We allowed a few giant companies to own our children’s attention ..."

    "The good news is, there is human agency"

    news.mit.edu/2026/personal-tec

    #manipulation #addiction #bigtech #socialmedia #mit #stern #nyu

  3. [en] Haidt: dramatic global decay in cognition, attention spans, civic life

    "Social psychologist Jonathan #Haidt presented a forceful analysis of the #damage #smartphones and social media are doing to our #cognition, our civic fabric, and our #children’s #wellbeing ..."

    "... our collective inability to put our phones away, our #compulsion to check social media ... is causing a host of societal problems" ... "far beyond any rise in #anxiety and #depression."

    "... the #destruction of the human capacity to pay #attention. ... if we can’t focus or stay on a task for more than 30 seconds."

    "We allowed a few giant companies to own our children’s attention ..."

    "The good news is, there is human agency"

    news.mit.edu/2026/personal-tec

    #manipulation #addiction #bigtech #socialmedia #mit #stern #nyu

  4. Microplastics found in prostate cancer tumors in NYU Langone study

    misryoum.com/us/health/micropl

    NEWYou can now listen to US News Hub articles! Small fragments of plastic were found in the tumors of most prostate cancer patients, according to a new study from NYU Langone Health. In past studies, microplastics have been found in...

    #Microplastics #found #prostate #cancer #tumors #NYU #Langone #study #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  5. NYU observa un cristal de tiempo acústico que levita perlas y mantiene oscilaciones estables; interacciones no recíprocas rompen acción-reacción. Promete aplicaciones en computación cuántica y memoria. aidoo.news/noticia/xZ8p46

    #Acustica #Levitacion #CristalesDeTiempo #ComputacionCuantica #NYU

  6. New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics

    Quantum vorticity: A not so effective field theory

    Gabriel Cuomo, Fanny Eustachon, Eren Firat, Brian Henning, Riccardo Rattazzi
    SciPost Phys. 20, 018 (2026)
    scipost.org/SciPostPhys.20.1.0

    #Princeton #NYU #CPHT #CNRS #ÉcolePolytechnique #IPParis #EPFL #KITP #UCSB
    #SwissMAP

  7. New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics

    Quantum vorticity: A not so effective field theory

    Gabriel Cuomo, Fanny Eustachon, Eren Firat, Brian Henning, Riccardo Rattazzi
    SciPost Phys. 20, 018 (2026)
    scipost.org/SciPostPhys.20.1.0

    #Princeton #NYU #CPHT #CNRS #ÉcolePolytechnique #IPParis #EPFL #KITP #UCSB
    #SwissMAP

  8. Civil Discourse – Understanding The Lethal U.S. Strike On A Boat Allegedly Being Used For “Narcoterrorism” – Joyce Vance

    Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance

    Understanding The Lethal U.S. Strike On A Boat Allegedly Being Used For “Narcoterrorism” by Joyce Vance

    My Conversation with NYU Law Prof Ryan Goodman

    Read on Substack

    Transcript (see online edition, link at endRy)…

    Ryan Goodman joined me this morning for a live chat to help us understand the legal issues and the law surrounding Friday’s report in the Washington Post that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave verbal instructions to “kill everybody” in advance of the September 2 attack on a boat in the Caribbean. The administration has maintained that the vessel was being used for narcoterrorism. Other reports have suggested that people being trafficked were on board.

    The report was enough to generate bipartisan support in both houses of Congress for oversight. Yes, you read that sentence correctly.

    This morning’s conversation sets the table for understanding the investigation that’s about to occur. Ryan and I lay out the law and the basic questions that will need to be answered, like whether this is a non-international armed conflict, as the White House maintains, or something else and how that decision impacts the law that applies to determine whether it was a crime to kill the survivors of the initial attack on September 2.

    This conversation builds on my post Saturday evening, which you may want to review because it outlines the facts the Washington Post reported and some legal basics. It also relates back to the post I wrote after six Democratic members of Congress made a video reminding members of the military and intelligence communities that they should not obey illegal orders. At the time, Trump dismissed them as seditious, reposting a Truth Social poster who suggested George Washington would have hanged the six. Military and FBI investigations were opened. As we discussed, they were accurately stating the law, and the issue is one of the country, not partisan politics.

    We’re in this together, Joyce

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Understanding The Lethal U.S. Strike On A Boat Allegedly Being Used For “Narcoterrorism”

    #killEverybody #boat #caribbean #civilDiscourse #joyceVance #legalIssues #lethalStrike #liveChat #narcoterrorism #newYorkUniversity #nyu #peteHegseth #ryanGoodman #september22025 #substack #understanding

  9. How did human consciousness evolve? Neuroscientist Nikolay Kukushkin traces our sophisticated brains back to the first complex cells – Live Science

    1. Health Mind Neuroscience

    The evolution of life on Earth ‘almost predictably’ led to human intelligence, neuroscientist says

    Interview, By Nicoletta Lanese, published 2 days ago

    Neuroscientist Nikolay Kukushkin spoke to Live Science about how human consciousness evolved.

    4 Comments

    In “One Hand Clapping,” Nikolay Kukushkin traces the origin of human consciousness from the formation of the first genetic material on Earth. (Image credit: Andriy Onufriyenko via Getty Images)

    “Consciousness,” although challenging to define, can be thought of as a first-person awareness of one’s surroundings and oneself. You sense the world through your eyes, nose, ears and hands, and track your internal bodily states via interactions between your cells. These data streams collide to give rise to your personal perception of the world, your place within it, and your motivations for moving through it.

    An enduring question about consciousness is how this state of awareness comes about. Is consciousness simply the result of a bunch of chemical reactions? Or is there some extra “secret ingredient”?

    In the book “One Hand Clapping: Unraveling the Mystery of the Human Mind” (Prometheus/Swift Press, 2025), New York University neuroscientist Nikolay Kukushkin explores these questions. To do so, he traces the evolutionary history of human consciousness from the formation of Earth’s first DNA molecules to present-day Homo sapiens. Kukushkin studies memory in non-brain biological systems, such as human kidney cells, as well as in simple organisms such as sea slugs. He also considers himself a “molecular philosopher.”

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: How did human consciousness evolve? Neuroscientist Nikolay Kukushkin traces our sophisticated brains back to the first complex cells | Live Science

    #book #brains #complexCells #consciousness #humanConsciousness #humanIntelligence #liveScience #neuroscientist #newYorkUniversity #nicolettaLanese #nikolayKukushkin #nyu #oneHandClapping #prometheus #swiftPress #unravelingTheMysteryOfTheHumanMind

  10. How did human consciousness evolve? Neuroscientist Nikolay Kukushkin traces our sophisticated brains back to the first complex cells – Live Science

    1. Health Mind Neuroscience

    The evolution of life on Earth ‘almost predictably’ led to human intelligence, neuroscientist says

    Interview, By Nicoletta Lanese, published 2 days ago

    Neuroscientist Nikolay Kukushkin spoke to Live Science about how human consciousness evolved.

    4 Comments

    In “One Hand Clapping,” Nikolay Kukushkin traces the origin of human consciousness from the formation of the first genetic material on Earth. (Image credit: Andriy Onufriyenko via Getty Images)

    “Consciousness,” although challenging to define, can be thought of as a first-person awareness of one’s surroundings and oneself. You sense the world through your eyes, nose, ears and hands, and track your internal bodily states via interactions between your cells. These data streams collide to give rise to your personal perception of the world, your place within it, and your motivations for moving through it.

    An enduring question about consciousness is how this state of awareness comes about. Is consciousness simply the result of a bunch of chemical reactions? Or is there some extra “secret ingredient”?

    In the book “One Hand Clapping: Unraveling the Mystery of the Human Mind” (Prometheus/Swift Press, 2025), New York University neuroscientist Nikolay Kukushkin explores these questions. To do so, he traces the evolutionary history of human consciousness from the formation of Earth’s first DNA molecules to present-day Homo sapiens. Kukushkin studies memory in non-brain biological systems, such as human kidney cells, as well as in simple organisms such as sea slugs. He also considers himself a “molecular philosopher.”

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: How did human consciousness evolve? Neuroscientist Nikolay Kukushkin traces our sophisticated brains back to the first complex cells | Live Science

    #book #brains #complexCells #consciousness #humanConsciousness #humanIntelligence #liveScience #neuroscientist #newYorkUniversity #nicolettaLanese #nikolayKukushkin #nyu #oneHandClapping #prometheus #swiftPress #unravelingTheMysteryOfTheHumanMind

  11. oggi, 15 ottobre / today, october 15th : an online meeting about a “wunderkammer” of contemporary italian poetry

    https://www.casaitaliananyu.org/events/italian-poets-in-wonderland/

    Wednesday, October 15, 2025
    11:00 am – 1:00 pm (New York) // 17:00 – 19:00 (Italy)

    as a part of
    Settimana della Lingua Italiana nel Mondo
    in collaboration with
    Italian Cultural Institute in New York

    Zoom Webinar
    Italian Poets in Wonderland
    Presenting the Digital Wunderkammer of Contemporary Italian Poetry

    On Zoom
    (register here)

    Featuring:
    Stefano Albertini, NYU
    Luigi Ballerini, UCLA Emeritus
    Fabrizio Bondi, Suor Orsola Benincasa University, Naples
    Valerio Lo Bello, NetSeven

    With the participation of:
    Cecilia Bello, Università di Roma La Sapienza
    Stefano Colangelo, University of Bologna
    Ugo Perolino, University of Chieti
    Vincenzo Frungillo, poet
    Gianluca Rizzo, Colby College
    Beppe Cavatorta, University of Arizona

    In ENGLISH and ITALIAN:
    https://www.casaitaliananyu.org/events/italian-poets-in-wonderland/

    What if Italian poets were like those animals that, from a distance, seem like flies? Almost invisible at first glance, yet impossible to ignore once you find yourself in the same room with them. From this thought—and from a quotation by Jorge Luis Borges in The Analytical Language of John Wilkins—comes Itpoetry.org, the first digital platform dedicated to contemporary Italian poetry. The site is inspired by the bilingual anthology Those Who from Afar Look Like Flies, edited by Luigi Ballerini and Beppe Cavatorta, whose second volume will be released in November.

    On this platform, a variety of voices—academic and beyond—connect online to discuss contemporary poets. The project was launched under the auspices of Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò at New York University, on the initiative of Luigi Ballerini and Fabrizio Bondi. Itpoetry.org was developed by the NetSeven studio in Pisa, which translated the structure of Flies into an interactive online experience, giving artistic form and digital animation to the often acrobatic and ironic ideas of Ballerini (UCLA emeritus) and Bondi (Suor Orsola Benincasa University, Naples).

    The long flight of the “flies,” carried weightlessly by digital bits, aims to connect not only the two sides of the Atlantic but also the languages of new media with those of poetry—reaching unexpected and diverse audiences. All this stems from the belief that poetry, with its non-instrumental and therefore non-aggressive logic, “takes no prisoners.” Poetry can thus become a vehicle for peace; and it is our ongoing task to translate it—to interpret it, embody it, and carry it forward.

    #asAPartOfSettimanaDellaLinguaItalianaNelMondo #BeppeCavatorta #CasaItalianaZerilliMarimò #CeciliaBello #ColbyCollege #contemporaryItalianPoetry #DigitalWunderkammerOfContemporaryItalianPoetry #FabrizioBondi #GianlucaRizzo #ItalianCulturalInstituteInNewYork #ItalianExperimentalism #ItalianPoetry #ItalianPoetsInWonderland #ItpoetryOrg #LaSapienza #letteraturaItaliana #LuigiBallerini #NetSeven #NetSevenStudio #NYU #poems #poesiaItalianaContemporanea #poetry #poets #SapienzaUniversitàDiRoma #SettimanaDellaLinguaItalianaNelMondo #StefanoAlbertini #StefanoColangelo #SuorOrsolaBenincasaUniversity #theDigitalWunderkammerOfContemporaryItalianPoetry #traduzione #traduzioni #translation #translations #UCLA #UgoPerolino #UniversitàDiRomaLaSapienza #UniversityOfArizona #UniversityOfBologna #UniversityOfChieti #ValerioLoBello #VincenzoFrungillo #webinar #wunderkammer #zoom

  12. oggi, 15 ottobre / today, october 15th : an online meeting about a “wunderkammer” of contemporary italian poetry

    https://www.casaitaliananyu.org/events/italian-poets-in-wonderland/

    Wednesday, October 15, 2025
    11:00 am – 1:00 pm (New York) // 17:00 – 19:00 (Italy)

    as a part of
    Settimana della Lingua Italiana nel Mondo
    in collaboration with
    Italian Cultural Institute in New York

    Zoom Webinar
    Italian Poets in Wonderland
    Presenting the Digital Wunderkammer of Contemporary Italian Poetry

    On Zoom
    (register here)

    Featuring:
    Stefano Albertini, NYU
    Luigi Ballerini, UCLA Emeritus
    Fabrizio Bondi, Suor Orsola Benincasa University, Naples
    Valerio Lo Bello, NetSeven

    With the participation of:
    Cecilia Bello, Università di Roma La Sapienza
    Stefano Colangelo, University of Bologna
    Ugo Perolino, University of Chieti
    Vincenzo Frungillo, poet
    Gianluca Rizzo, Colby College
    Beppe Cavatorta, University of Arizona

    In ENGLISH and ITALIAN:
    https://www.casaitaliananyu.org/events/italian-poets-in-wonderland/

    What if Italian poets were like those animals that, from a distance, seem like flies? Almost invisible at first glance, yet impossible to ignore once you find yourself in the same room with them. From this thought—and from a quotation by Jorge Luis Borges in The Analytical Language of John Wilkins—comes Itpoetry.org, the first digital platform dedicated to contemporary Italian poetry. The site is inspired by the bilingual anthology Those Who from Afar Look Like Flies, edited by Luigi Ballerini and Beppe Cavatorta, whose second volume will be released in November.

    On this platform, a variety of voices—academic and beyond—connect online to discuss contemporary poets. The project was launched under the auspices of Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò at New York University, on the initiative of Luigi Ballerini and Fabrizio Bondi. Itpoetry.org was developed by the NetSeven studio in Pisa, which translated the structure of Flies into an interactive online experience, giving artistic form and digital animation to the often acrobatic and ironic ideas of Ballerini (UCLA emeritus) and Bondi (Suor Orsola Benincasa University, Naples).

    The long flight of the “flies,” carried weightlessly by digital bits, aims to connect not only the two sides of the Atlantic but also the languages of new media with those of poetry—reaching unexpected and diverse audiences. All this stems from the belief that poetry, with its non-instrumental and therefore non-aggressive logic, “takes no prisoners.” Poetry can thus become a vehicle for peace; and it is our ongoing task to translate it—to interpret it, embody it, and carry it forward.

    #asAPartOfSettimanaDellaLinguaItalianaNelMondo #BeppeCavatorta #CasaItalianaZerilliMarimò #CeciliaBello #ColbyCollege #contemporaryItalianPoetry #DigitalWunderkammerOfContemporaryItalianPoetry #FabrizioBondi #GianlucaRizzo #ItalianCulturalInstituteInNewYork #ItalianExperimentalism #ItalianPoetry #ItalianPoetsInWonderland #ItpoetryOrg #LaSapienza #letteraturaItaliana #LuigiBallerini #NetSeven #NetSevenStudio #NYU #poems #poesiaItalianaContemporanea #poetry #poets #SapienzaUniversitàDiRoma #SettimanaDellaLinguaItalianaNelMondo #StefanoAlbertini #StefanoColangelo #SuorOrsolaBenincasaUniversity #theDigitalWunderkammerOfContemporaryItalianPoetry #traduzione #traduzioni #translation #translations #UCLA #UgoPerolino #UniversitàDiRomaLaSapienza #UniversityOfArizona #UniversityOfBologna #UniversityOfChieti #ValerioLoBello #VincenzoFrungillo #webinar #wunderkammer #zoom

  13. 15 ottobre / october 15th : an online meeting about a “wunderkammer” of contemporary italian poetry

    https://www.casaitaliananyu.org/events/italian-poets-in-wonderland/

    Wednesday, October 15, 2025
    11:00 am – 1:00 pm (New York) // 17:00 – 19:00 (Italy)

    as a part of
    Settimana della Lingua Italiana nel Mondo
    in collaboration with
    Italian Cultural Institute in New York

    Zoom Webinar
    Italian Poets in Wonderland
    Presenting the Digital Wunderkammer of Contemporary Italian Poetry

    On Zoom
    (register here)

    Featuring:
    Stefano Albertini, NYU
    Luigi Ballerini, UCLA Emeritus
    Fabrizio Bondi, Suor Orsola Benincasa University, Naples
    Valerio Lo Bello, NetSeven

    With the participation of:
    Cecilia Bello, Università di Roma La Sapienza
    Stefano Colangelo, University of Bologna
    Ugo Perolino, University of Chieti
    Vincenzo Frungillo, poet
    Gianluca Rizzo, Colby College
    Beppe Cavatorta, University of Arizona

    In ENGLISH and ITALIAN:
    https://www.casaitaliananyu.org/events/italian-poets-in-wonderland/

    What if Italian poets were like those animals that, from a distance, seem like flies? Almost invisible at first glance, yet impossible to ignore once you find yourself in the same room with them. From this thought—and from a quotation by Jorge Luis Borges in The Analytical Language of John Wilkins—comes Itpoetry.org, the first digital platform dedicated to contemporary Italian poetry. The site is inspired by the bilingual anthology Those Who from Afar Look Like Flies, edited by Luigi Ballerini and Beppe Cavatorta, whose second volume will be released in November.

    On this platform, a variety of voices—academic and beyond—connect online to discuss contemporary poets. The project was launched under the auspices of Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò at New York University, on the initiative of Luigi Ballerini and Fabrizio Bondi. Itpoetry.org was developed by the NetSeven studio in Pisa, which translated the structure of Flies into an interactive online experience, giving artistic form and digital animation to the often acrobatic and ironic ideas of Ballerini (UCLA emeritus) and Bondi (Suor Orsola Benincasa University, Naples).

    The long flight of the “flies,” carried weightlessly by digital bits, aims to connect not only the two sides of the Atlantic but also the languages of new media with those of poetry—reaching unexpected and diverse audiences. All this stems from the belief that poetry, with its non-instrumental and therefore non-aggressive logic, “takes no prisoners.” Poetry can thus become a vehicle for peace; and it is our ongoing task to translate it—to interpret it, embody it, and carry it forward.

    #asAPartOfSettimanaDellaLinguaItalianaNelMondo #BeppeCavatorta #CasaItalianaZerilliMarimò #CeciliaBello #ColbyCollege #contemporaryItalianPoetry #DigitalWunderkammerOfContemporaryItalianPoetry #FabrizioBondi #GianlucaRizzo #ItalianCulturalInstituteInNewYork #ItalianExperimentalism #ItalianPoetry #ItalianPoetsInWonderland #ItpoetryOrg #LaSapienza #letteraturaItaliana #LuigiBallerini #NetSeven #NetSevenStudio #NYU #poems #poesiaItalianaContemporanea #poetry #poets #SapienzaUniversitàDiRoma #SettimanaDellaLinguaItalianaNelMondo #StefanoAlbertini #StefanoColangelo #SuorOrsolaBenincasaUniversity #theDigitalWunderkammerOfContemporaryItalianPoetry #traduzione #traduzioni #translation #translations #UCLA #UgoPerolino #UniversitàDiRomaLaSapienza #UniversityOfArizona #UniversityOfBologna #UniversityOfChieti #ValerioLoBello #VincenzoFrungillo #webinar #wunderkammer #zoom

  14. 15 ottobre / october 15th : an online meeting about a “wunderkammer” of contemporary italian poetry

    https://www.casaitaliananyu.org/events/italian-poets-in-wonderland/

    Wednesday, October 15, 2025
    11:00 am – 1:00 pm (New York) // 17:00 – 19:00 (Italy)

    as a part of
    Settimana della Lingua Italiana nel Mondo
    in collaboration with
    Italian Cultural Institute in New York

    Zoom Webinar
    Italian Poets in Wonderland
    Presenting the Digital Wunderkammer of Contemporary Italian Poetry

    On Zoom
    (register here)

    Featuring:
    Stefano Albertini, NYU
    Luigi Ballerini, UCLA Emeritus
    Fabrizio Bondi, Suor Orsola Benincasa University, Naples
    Valerio Lo Bello, NetSeven

    With the participation of:
    Cecilia Bello, Università di Roma La Sapienza
    Stefano Colangelo, University of Bologna
    Ugo Perolino, University of Chieti
    Vincenzo Frungillo, poet
    Gianluca Rizzo, Colby College
    Beppe Cavatorta, University of Arizona

    In ENGLISH and ITALIAN:
    https://www.casaitaliananyu.org/events/italian-poets-in-wonderland/

    What if Italian poets were like those animals that, from a distance, seem like flies? Almost invisible at first glance, yet impossible to ignore once you find yourself in the same room with them. From this thought—and from a quotation by Jorge Luis Borges in The Analytical Language of John Wilkins—comes Itpoetry.org, the first digital platform dedicated to contemporary Italian poetry. The site is inspired by the bilingual anthology Those Who from Afar Look Like Flies, edited by Luigi Ballerini and Beppe Cavatorta, whose second volume will be released in November.

    On this platform, a variety of voices—academic and beyond—connect online to discuss contemporary poets. The project was launched under the auspices of Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò at New York University, on the initiative of Luigi Ballerini and Fabrizio Bondi. Itpoetry.org was developed by the NetSeven studio in Pisa, which translated the structure of Flies into an interactive online experience, giving artistic form and digital animation to the often acrobatic and ironic ideas of Ballerini (UCLA emeritus) and Bondi (Suor Orsola Benincasa University, Naples).

    The long flight of the “flies,” carried weightlessly by digital bits, aims to connect not only the two sides of the Atlantic but also the languages of new media with those of poetry—reaching unexpected and diverse audiences. All this stems from the belief that poetry, with its non-instrumental and therefore non-aggressive logic, “takes no prisoners.” Poetry can thus become a vehicle for peace; and it is our ongoing task to translate it—to interpret it, embody it, and carry it forward.

    #asAPartOfSettimanaDellaLinguaItalianaNelMondo #BeppeCavatorta #CasaItalianaZerilliMarimò #CeciliaBello #ColbyCollege #contemporaryItalianPoetry #DigitalWunderkammerOfContemporaryItalianPoetry #FabrizioBondi #GianlucaRizzo #ItalianCulturalInstituteInNewYork #ItalianExperimentalism #ItalianPoetry #ItalianPoetsInWonderland #ItpoetryOrg #LaSapienza #letteraturaItaliana #LuigiBallerini #NetSeven #NetSevenStudio #NYU #poems #poesiaItalianaContemporanea #poetry #poets #SapienzaUniversitàDiRoma #SettimanaDellaLinguaItalianaNelMondo #StefanoAlbertini #StefanoColangelo #SuorOrsolaBenincasaUniversity #theDigitalWunderkammerOfContemporaryItalianPoetry #traduzione #traduzioni #translation #translations #UCLA #UgoPerolino #UniversitàDiRomaLaSapienza #UniversityOfArizona #UniversityOfBologna #UniversityOfChieti #ValerioLoBello #VincenzoFrungillo #webinar #wunderkammer #zoom

  15. New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics

    Integrable fishnet circuits and Brownian solitons

    Žiga Krajnik, Enej Ilievski, Tomaž Prosen, Benjamin J. A. Héry, Vincent Pasquier
    SciPost Phys. 19, 027 (2025)
    scipost.org/SciPostPhys.19.1.0

    #NYU #UL #IMFM #FUBerlin #ParisSaclayUniversity #CNRS #CEASaclay #IPhT
    #SimonsFellowsSociety

  16. New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics

    Integrable fishnet circuits and Brownian solitons

    Žiga Krajnik, Enej Ilievski, Tomaž Prosen, Benjamin J. A. Héry, Vincent Pasquier
    SciPost Phys. 19, 027 (2025)
    scipost.org/SciPostPhys.19.1.0

    #NYU #UL #IMFM #FUBerlin #ParisSaclayUniversity #CNRS #CEASaclay #IPhT
    #SimonsFellowsSociety

  17. In #Graduation Speech, #NYU Student Condemns U.S.-backed #Israeli War in Gaza

    University Withholds Student’s Diploma, in Latest Flashpoint over Free Speech on U.S. Campuses

    from #WorldOutlook
    May 16, 2025

    [contains transcript of his speech]

    “We commend Logan for using this opportunity to demand an end to the bloodshed in #Gaza,” said Afaf Nasher, executive director of CAIR-NY, a Muslim civil rights organization. “We demand that NYU formally release Logan’s diploma, which he rightfully earned, and suspend any disciplinary proceedings against him.””

    world-outlook.com/2025/05/16/i

    #StopGazaGenocide
    #DefendAcademicFreedom
    #ReleaseMahmoudKhalil
    #repression
    #NoDeportationForRümeysaÖztürk
    #NoDeportationForMohsenMahdawi
    #StopTheDeportations
    #DefendFreeSpeech
    #ProtestIsNotACrime
    #DefendStudentProtesters
    #NeverStopTalkingAboutPalestine
    #DefendRuleOfLaw
    #Israel #Palestine #MiddleEast #WestAsia
    #USA #US #USPolitics #politics #Trump
    #news #press @palestine

  18. In #Graduation Speech, #NYU Student Condemns U.S.-backed #Israeli War in Gaza

    University Withholds Student’s Diploma, in Latest Flashpoint over Free Speech on U.S. Campuses

    from #WorldOutlook
    May 16, 2025

    [contains transcript of his speech]

    “We commend Logan for using this opportunity to demand an end to the bloodshed in #Gaza,” said Afaf Nasher, executive director of CAIR-NY, a Muslim civil rights organization. “We demand that NYU formally release Logan’s diploma, which he rightfully earned, and suspend any disciplinary proceedings against him.””

    world-outlook.com/2025/05/16/i

    #StopGazaGenocide
    #DefendAcademicFreedom
    #ReleaseMahmoudKhalil
    #repression
    #NoDeportationForRümeysaÖztürk
    #NoDeportationForMohsenMahdawi
    #StopTheDeportations
    #DefendFreeSpeech
    #ProtestIsNotACrime
    #DefendStudentProtesters
    #NeverStopTalkingAboutPalestine
    #DefendRuleOfLaw
    #Israel #Palestine #MiddleEast #WestAsia
    #USA #US #USPolitics #politics #Trump
    #news #press @palestine