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  1. 📣 Natural Product Occurrence of the Day

    🧪 Pyrrolosporin A [wikidata.org/wiki/Q77491972] is a molecule
    found in a 🦠 bacteria, Micromonospora [wikidata.org/wiki/Q3061522]
    📚 according to: [wikidata.org/wiki/Q105150595]

    ✏️ This occurrence is available for curation on Wikidata [wikidata.org/wiki/Q77491972#P7]. If you spot an error, feel free to improve it!

    #DailyNP #OpenScience

  2. 📣 Natural Product Occurrence of the Day

    🧪 5-[(8Z,11Z)-pentadeca-8,11-dienyl]benzene-1,3-diol [wikidata.org/wiki/Q76421883] is a molecule
    found in a 🌿 plant, Cashew [wikidata.org/wiki/Q34007]
    📚 according to: [wikidata.org/wiki/Q103812486]

    ✏️ This occurrence is available for curation on Wikidata [wikidata.org/wiki/Q76421883#P7]. If you spot an error, feel free to improve it!

    #DailyNP #OpenScience

  3. #LabPlot just secured an impressive 2nd place out of 10 strong competitors in @worldmetrics’ 2026 ranking of the Best Scientific Graphing Software. 🎉 :boost_love:

    @[email protected] @opensource

    LabPlot scored 8.9/10 for its open-source plotting, curve fitting, and traceable reporting features. A fantastic achievement for an #OpenScience tool!

    Read more here:
    👉 worldmetrics.org/best/scientif

    @nlnet

    #LabPlot #OpenSource #FOSS #DataViz #DataAnalysis #Statistics #Data #Engineering #Science #Education #KDE

  4. #LabPlot just secured an impressive 2nd place out of 10 strong competitors in @worldmetrics’ 2026 ranking of the Best Scientific Graphing Software. 🎉 :boost_love:

    @[email protected] @opensource

    LabPlot scored 8.9/10 for its open-source plotting, curve fitting, and traceable reporting features. A fantastic achievement for an #OpenScience tool!

    Read more here:
    👉 worldmetrics.org/best/scientif

    @nlnet

    #LabPlot #OpenSource #FOSS #DataViz #DataAnalysis #Statistics #Data #Engineering #Science #Education #KDE

  5. Interesting wrinkle to my never quite finished stance on where to review and publish today.

    I got a review request from the Journal of Human Geography. I look them up, they are published by SAGE, so I send my usual "I do not review for Big Publishing" response marioangst.com/en/blog/posts/d

    Then they actually get back with a note that they are a radical outfit (their page says they engage in "institutional socialism"), which does not make a profit and re-distributes all the money they get back from SAGE. I mean, that is quite cool and shows that it's not always so clear-cut.

    I reconsidered, but in the end still decided not to review for them.

    In effect, they are cool outfit who purchases publishing services from one of the big publishers. I do not have a problem in principle with companies providing scientific publishing services, as long as they don't extract excessive value from our work. SAGE might not do that for Human Geography, but definitely does as a whole.

    So, after these considerations, I still do not think this aligns with my principles on where I contribute my reviewing labour. Especially as there are many other initiatives who actually have taken back the means of communications themselves. With Open Journal Systems software and recent initiatives like Open Research Europe, I just think we are at a different point in time now, where there are just not that many excuses to go with Big Publishing left.

    #scientificpublishing #academia #publishing #OpenScience

  6. Interesting wrinkle to my never quite finished stance on where to review and publish today.

    I got a review request from the Journal of Human Geography. I look them up, they are published by SAGE, so I send my usual "I do not review for Big Publishing" response marioangst.com/en/blog/posts/d

    Then they actually get back with a note that they are a radical outfit (their page says they engage in "institutional socialism"), which does not make a profit and re-distributes all the money they get back from SAGE. I mean, that is quite cool and shows that it's not always so clear-cut.

    I reconsidered, but in the end still decided not to review for them.

    In effect, they are cool outfit who purchases publishing services from one of the big publishers. I do not have a problem in principle with companies providing scientific publishing services, as long as they don't extract excessive value from our work. SAGE might not do that for Human Geography, but definitely does as a whole.

    So, after these considerations, I still do not think this aligns with my principles on where I contribute my reviewing labour. Especially as there are many other initiatives who actually have taken back the means of communications themselves. With Open Journal Systems software and recent initiatives like Open Research Europe, I just think we are at a different point in time now, where there are just not that many excuses to go with Big Publishing left.

    #scientificpublishing #academia #publishing #OpenScience

  7. 🔔 UPDATE July 2026 🔔

    6,124 German federal laws and regulations now available #OpenAccess as a comprehensive corpus ⬇️

    ✅ 42 variables
    #OpenAccess
    #PublicDomain
    ✅ Regular snapshots of German federal law starting May 2020
    ✅ Structural diagrams for all laws (dendrogram, sunburst, circlepack)
    ✅ Formats: XML, CSV, PDF, TXT, EPUB, GraphML

    All downloads: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3832111

    Documentation: zenodo.org/records/20595558/fi

    #Law #DigitalHumanities #LawFedi #OpenData #OpenScience #OpenSource #RStats @histodons @rstats @politicalscience @law @sociology

  8. 🔔 UPDATE July 2026 🔔

    6,124 German federal laws and regulations now available #OpenAccess as a comprehensive corpus ⬇️

    ✅ 42 variables
    #OpenAccess
    #PublicDomain
    ✅ Regular snapshots of German federal law starting May 2020
    ✅ Structural diagrams for all laws (dendrogram, sunburst, circlepack)
    ✅ Formats: XML, CSV, PDF, TXT, EPUB, GraphML

    All downloads: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3832111

    Documentation: zenodo.org/records/20595558/fi

    #Law #DigitalHumanities #LawFedi #OpenData #OpenScience #OpenSource #RStats @histodons @rstats @politicalscience @law @sociology

  9. ⚖️ Nutzungsrechte im Blick behalten
    Wer OER veröffentlicht, sollte wissen, welche Rechte vorliegen, welche CC-Lizenzen passen und was beim Einsatz von KI zu beachten ist. Unser neues Update 2026 bündelt wichtige Hinweise rund um Nutzungsrechte, offene Lizenzierung und rechtliche Fragen bei der Veröffentlichung von Lehrmaterialien.

    🔗Zum Beitrag: twillo.de/blog/nutzungsrechte-

    #OER #OERde #OpenEducation #FediCampus #FediLZ #CCLde #openscience #AcademiaEdu #AcademicMastodon #hochschuldidaktik 

  10. 📣 Natural Product Occurrence of the Day

    🧪 Sarcrassin E [wikidata.org/wiki/Q105259858] is a molecule
    found in an 🐛 animal, Sarcophyton crassocaule [wikidata.org/wiki/Q2152922]
    📚 according to: [wikidata.org/wiki/Q51113009]

    ✏️ This occurrence is available for curation on Wikidata [wikidata.org/wiki/Q105259858#P]. If you spot an error, feel free to improve it!

    #DailyNP #OpenScience

  11. Two Forming Worlds researchers are at Origins 2026 in Paris this week, the ISSOL astrobiology conference at the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle.

    Emeline Decocq (Kapteyn PhD) is asking what the surface of the Hadean Earth was like 4.4 billion years ago. Using grids of our open PROTEUS model, she finds that a more oxidised interior outgasses more greenhouse gas, often leaving the young Earth too hot for a stable ocean. That sits awkwardly with Earth's oldest zircon crystals, whose oxygen isotopes are usually read as evidence that liquid water was already around. So which gives: have we been reading the zircon record wrong, or are the models missing something fundamental about the early Earth?

    Anna Grace Ulses, a PhD student in Josh Krissansen-Totton's group at the University of Washington and visiting the lab for two months, asks when oxygen is a false alarm for life. On worlds with little background gas like N2, the atmospheric cold trap weakens, water vapour climbs high, sunlight splits it apart, hydrogen escapes, and O2 piles up with no biology at all. Worth keeping in mind for the Habitable Worlds Observatory.

    The earliest Earth, and the risk of mistaking a lifeless world for a living one. 🌍

    #Astrobiology #PlanetaryScience #Exoplanets #Astronomy #OpenScience

  12. Two Forming Worlds researchers are at Origins 2026 in Paris this week, the ISSOL astrobiology conference at the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle.

    Emeline Decocq (Kapteyn PhD) is asking what the surface of the Hadean Earth was like 4.4 billion years ago. Using grids of our open PROTEUS model, she finds that a more oxidised interior outgasses more greenhouse gas, often leaving the young Earth too hot for a stable ocean. That sits awkwardly with Earth's oldest zircon crystals, whose oxygen isotopes are usually read as evidence that liquid water was already around. So which gives: have we been reading the zircon record wrong, or are the models missing something fundamental about the early Earth?

    Anna Grace Ulses, a PhD student in Josh Krissansen-Totton's group at the University of Washington and visiting the lab for two months, asks when oxygen is a false alarm for life. On worlds with little background gas like N2, the atmospheric cold trap weakens, water vapour climbs high, sunlight splits it apart, hydrogen escapes, and O2 piles up with no biology at all. Worth keeping in mind for the Habitable Worlds Observatory.

    The earliest Earth, and the risk of mistaking a lifeless world for a living one. 🌍

    #Astrobiology #PlanetaryScience #Exoplanets #Astronomy #OpenScience

  13. We are at 1/3 of training our 9B model! 🏃🏃🏃

    ✨Follow progress here: huggingface.co/spaces/opene...

    🪇See our public Weights & Biases training workspace here: wandb.ai/openeurollm-...

    More soon!

    #TransparentAI #OpenScience #goOpenEuroLLM

    OpenEuroLLM 9B Progress - a Hu...

  14. 🌍 Open Access Helper checks trusted repositories (like institutional archives and preprint servers) for free versions of the paper you're trying to read.

    Legal. Simple. Free.

    oahelper.org
    #OpenScience #ResearchHacks

  15. 🌍 Open Access Helper checks trusted repositories (like institutional archives and preprint servers) for free versions of the paper you're trying to read.

    Legal. Simple. Free.

    oahelper.org
    #OpenScience #ResearchHacks

  16. 🤝 Our European #RightsRetention Community of Practice is back today for its 10th session, diving into #OpenScience & rights retention for academic freedom
    📅 9 July, 12:00–13:30 CEST
    ⏰ Last-minute sign-ups: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist
    📩 Join the community of practice and never miss a meeting: mailchi.mp/01f7cca13388/europe

  17. 🤝 Our European #RightsRetention Community of Practice is back today for its 10th session, diving into #OpenScience & rights retention for academic freedom
    📅 9 July, 12:00–13:30 CEST
    ⏰ Last-minute sign-ups: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist
    📩 Join the community of practice and never miss a meeting: mailchi.mp/01f7cca13388/europe

  18. 🎦 Missed the 4th Renku Users Meeting? Part 1 is now on YouTube!

    40 min of the latest features and H2 2026 roadmap, including Renku Jobs and Apps, Zenodo publishing, more data connectors, support coding agents and more.

    👉 youtu.be/H9V61iO13tE

  19. 🎦 Missed the 4th Renku Users Meeting? Part 1 is now on YouTube!

    40 min of the latest features and H2 2026 roadmap, including Renku Jobs and Apps, Zenodo publishing, more data connectors, support coding agents and more.

    👉 youtu.be/H9V61iO13tE

    #OpenScience #DataScience #RenkuLab #ReproducibleResearch #OpenSource

  20. 📣 Natural Product Occurrence of the Day

    🧪 L-Linalool 3-[xylosyl-(1->6)-glucoside] [wikidata.org/wiki/Q104402480] is a molecule
    found in a 🌿 plant, Passiflora edulis [wikidata.org/wiki/Q156790]
    📚 according to: [wikidata.org/wiki/Q105182147]

    ✏️ This occurrence is available for curation on Wikidata [wikidata.org/wiki/Q104402480#P]. If you spot an error, feel free to improve it!

    #DailyNP #OpenScience

  21. New #Paper published in Quantum: Exploring Imaginary Coordinates: Disparity in the Shape of Quantum State Space in Even and Odd Dimensions

    quantum-journal.org/papers/q-2

    #OpenScience #Quantum #Research

  22. The Leiden Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics is a community initiative calling for action on the challenges of using AI in math research 🤖📐. Read the declaration and add your name as a public signatory: leidendeclaration.ai/about ✍️ Hashtags: #AI #Mathematics #Ethics #ResearchIntegrity #OpenScience

  23. 🏅 Ausgezeichnet für Open Science: Die Universitätsbibliothek Frankfurt erhält erstmals den Open Library Badge 2025.

    Damit wird unser Engagement für Offenheit in Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft sichtbar anerkannt. Das Qualitätssiegel zeichnet Bibliotheken im DACH-Raum aus, die sich besonders für Open Science einsetzen.

    Mehr zur Auszeichnung gibt es im Artikel: tinygu.de/OLB

    #OpenScience #OpenLibraryBadge #ubfrankfurt

  24. Critical reading is a research skill.

    A seven-step approach can help identify knowledge gaps, evaluate experimental design, spot limitations and separate evidence from interpretation when reading scientific papers.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #Research #ScientificMethod #CriticalThinking #AcademicSkills #openscience

  25. 📢 Community-driven RDM standards: new preprint now available

    Our new preprint introduces NFDI-RFC, a community-driven framework for developing Research Data Management standards within the NFDI.
    Published in our journal @inggrid

    📖 Read more: preprints.inggrid.org/reposito

    #RDM #OpenScience #FAIRData

  26. Neu im oa.blog: Kollektiv und wissenschaftsgeleitet: Neue Angebote für #DamondOpenAccess

    Der Veranstaltungsbericht fasst zwei Veranstaltungen von open-access.network zusammen: von konsortialen Finanzierungsmodellen über den Diamond Funding Navigator bis zu internationalen Initiativen wie @openbookcollect, Open Journal Collective und @Thoth_metadata.
    Der Beitrag zeigt u.a., warum Kooperationen wichtig für eine nachhaltige OA-Transformation ist.

    open-access.network/blog/kolle

    #OpenAccess #OpenScience