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  1. 🧬 New publication from the lab! 🎉

    Timeless and mitochondria! 🧬⚡

    Kalisse Horne, a PhD student, started this as a side project, and it grew into a full research project!
    Many students in the lab, including Havya, Shriya, and Rhea, also contributed to this work, together with Chiaki Noguchi, Dr. Christian Sell, and Dr. Josh Mell 😊
    Great teamwork! 👏🔬

    mdpi.com/2218-273X/16/8/1177

    #Timeless #Mitochondria #GenomeIntegrity #ReplicationStress #GraduateSchool #BiomedicalScience #Publication

  2. 🧬 New publication from the lab! 🎉

    Timeless and mitochondria! 🧬⚡

    Kalisse Horne, a PhD student, started this as a side project, and it grew into a full research project!
    Many students in the lab, including Havya, Shriya, and Rhea, also contributed to this work, together with Chiaki Noguchi, Dr. Christian Sell, and Dr. Josh Mell 😊
    Great teamwork! 👏🔬

    mdpi.com/2218-273X/16/8/1177

    #Timeless #Mitochondria #GenomeIntegrity #ReplicationStress #GraduateSchool #BiomedicalScience #Publication

  3. Four Hundred Words for Six Hundred Dollars

    The announcement arrived through LJExpress on a Friday in late July, dressed in the language of service. Media Source, the company that owns Library Journal, School Library Journal, The Horn Book, and the Junior Library Guild, had opened a storefront called Open Shelf Reviews, aimed at independent authors and small presses, and the copy asked me to hold two ideas at once: the reviews would be paid for by the authors under review, and a wall would keep those purchased reviews away from the magazines whose names give the wall its worth. The company described the operation as "a clearly identified paid service," with its own editor, reviewer pool, and website, all kept apart from the editorial processes that made Library Journal matter to librarians for a century and a half. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/07/30/four

  4. Four Hundred Words for Six Hundred Dollars

    The announcement arrived through LJExpress on a Friday in late July, dressed in the language of service. Media Source, the company that owns Library Journal, School Library Journal, The Horn Book, and the Junior Library Guild, had opened a storefront called Open Shelf Reviews, aimed at independent authors and small presses, and the copy asked me to hold two ideas at once: the reviews would be paid for by the authors under review, and a wall would keep those purchased reviews away from the magazines whose names give the wall its worth. The company described the operation as "a clearly identified paid service," with its own editor, reviewer pool, and website, all kept apart from the editorial processes that made Library Journal matter to librarians for a century and a half. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/07/30/four

  5. Man erlaube mir noch einen neuen Post außerhalb des Threads, obgleich es etwas zusammen gehört:

    BandCamp - noch empfehlenswert? Was sagt das Fediverse dazu? Und welche guten alternativen Publikations-Kanäle gibt es für Musiker heutzutage noch so?

    #fedihelp #fediverse #music #publication #reichweite #musik

  6. I think that people don't have a full appritiation on the fact that many scientists can't publish wherever they want.
    So I'll try for the first time here to post a thread (1/n 🧵) explaining this aspect of research space, or at least how it looks for where I was so far.

    #AcademicChatter #ResearchLife #Publication

  7. I think that people don't have a full appritiation on the fact that many scientists can't publish wherever they want.
    So I'll try for the first time here to post a thread (1/n 🧵) explaining this aspect of research space, or at least how it looks for where I was so far.

    #AcademicChatter #ResearchLife #Publication

  8. New #publication on Human–#AI Governance and digital sovereignty in the Basque healthcare system. #GenAI should augment—not replace—human expertise, supported by #LivingLabs and democratic data governance.

    #OpenAccess papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf

    #TrustworthyAI #DigitalHealth

  9. New #publication on Human–#AI Governance and digital sovereignty in the Basque healthcare system. #GenAI should augment—not replace—human expertise, supported by #LivingLabs and democratic data governance.

    #OpenAccess papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf

    #TrustworthyAI #DigitalHealth

  10. #Postdoc Researcher (3 years)
    study #AI-mediated #memorial interventions to strengthen #democratic #resilience. #design of field and survey #experiments and the publication of the results in top international journals.
    Starting date: 1 January 2027 or earlier
    Requirements: #PhD #politics ; #publication, #quantitative and #experimental methods; #English, #German desirable
    approximately 5100€/month gross #Berlin, #Germany
    Informal inquiries: [email protected])

  11. #Postdoc Researcher (3 years)
    study #AI-mediated #memorial interventions to strengthen #democratic #resilience. #design of field and survey #experiments and the publication of the results in top international journals.
    Starting date: 1 January 2027 or earlier
    Requirements: #PhD #politics ; #publication, #quantitative and #experimental methods; #English, #German desirable
    approximately 5100€/month gross #Berlin, #Germany
    Informal inquiries: [email protected])

  12. The Guardian: ‘These are some of the most complex structures ever created’: how tech reporting moved into the physical world. “Journalists often use the term ‘shoe-leather reporting’ to refer to the on-the-ground legwork that goes into covering certain stories. As the tech industry’s focus has shifted from screen-based realities to the physical world of colossal AI datacentres and social […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/14/these-are-some-of-the-most-complex-structures-ever-created-how-tech-reporting-moved-into-the-physical-world-the-guardian/
  13. The Guardian: ‘These are some of the most complex structures ever created’: how tech reporting moved into the physical world. “Journalists often use the term ‘shoe-leather reporting’ to refer to the on-the-ground legwork that goes into covering certain stories. As the tech industry’s focus has shifted from screen-based realities to the physical world of colossal AI datacentres and social […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/14/these-are-some-of-the-most-complex-structures-ever-created-how-tech-reporting-moved-into-the-physical-world-the-guardian/
  14. “This is a surprising answer, given that 30,000 people have signed up to read and listen to his thoughts on the market dynamics underpinning the decentralised #DigitalCurrency.

    Check is the face of a 2½-year-old newsletter, #CheckonChain, which is, according to the official list, Australia’s top #Substack #publication.

    “I don’t tell people it’s going to go to a million dollars tomorrow. I also don’t tell people it’s going to zero. I stick away from the hyperbole. Very much talking scenarios, probabilities,” said Check.

    What “top” means, a Substack representative would not say. One definition may be financial. Since it started in March 2024, it has grown to 3000 paying subscribers and an annual recurring revenue of $1.4 million.

    This will soon make Check and his co-founder, Alec Dejanovic, who are building the product as lifelong friends, Australia’s first #SubstackMillionaires.”

    Making money off a niche interesting area of digital finance on a platform in an AI hoover era will not make you a $B dollars. Q How will the company move to their own platform without AI sucking up their data and insights?

    #Publishing / #data / #information / #platforms <afr.com/companies/media-and-ma> (paywall) / <archive.md/diVTL>

  15. “This is a surprising answer, given that 30,000 people have signed up to read and listen to his thoughts on the market dynamics underpinning the decentralised #DigitalCurrency.

    Check is the face of a 2½-year-old newsletter, #CheckonChain, which is, according to the official list, Australia’s top #Substack #publication.

    “I don’t tell people it’s going to go to a million dollars tomorrow. I also don’t tell people it’s going to zero. I stick away from the hyperbole. Very much talking scenarios, probabilities,” said Check.

    What “top” means, a Substack representative would not say. One definition may be financial. Since it started in March 2024, it has grown to 3000 paying subscribers and an annual recurring revenue of $1.4 million.

    This will soon make Check and his co-founder, Alec Dejanovic, who are building the product as lifelong friends, Australia’s first #SubstackMillionaires.”

    Making money off a niche interesting area of digital finance on a platform in an AI hoover era will not make you a $B dollars. Q How will the company move to their own platform without AI sucking up their data and insights?

    #Publishing / #data / #information / #platforms <afr.com/companies/media-and-ma> (paywall) / <archive.md/diVTL>

  16. My new #novel, The House of Pearls, a #timeslip set in #Oxford, is out now! Here I am with a copy in our back garden (outfit more or less matching my #book cover!) In Kindle and #paperback on Amazon here: geni.us/B0GZZY1SWRauthor and you can also order it from any good UK #bookshop. And there are my #publication day #flowers!
    #bookstodon #fiction #writerslife #writer

  17. My new #novel, The House of Pearls, a #timeslip set in #Oxford, is out now! Here I am with a copy in our back garden (outfit more or less matching my #book cover!) In Kindle and #paperback on Amazon here: geni.us/B0GZZY1SWRauthor and you can also order it from any good UK #bookshop. And there are my #publication day #flowers!
    #bookstodon #fiction #writerslife #writer

  18. 📢 New #Publication OUT!

    Our latest #OpenAccess article now available #Q1

    Anticipatory #AI Governance in the Age of #Supercomputing: A #MixedMethods Multistakeholder Approach in the #BasqueCountry

    How can public institutions govern AI proactively?

    mdpi.com/2504-2289/10/7/229

  19. What you do: keep your tank above half this month if you can swing it — volatility punishes the empty and the last-minute. Check on the neighbor who drives for work. The ledger of who profits and who pays is not hidden.

    twp.ai/4htXsK

    #Iran #Hormuz #OilPrices #News #Politics #journalismus #journalisme #newsletter #publication #progressive #leftist #Resist

  20. The damage, itemized: gas up roughly $1.16 a gallon since this war began, California counties past $6. Jet fuel up 95%. And the Strait carries over 30% of the world's urea — the fertilizer that grows the corn and wheat. So the war doesn't stop at the pump. It walks into the grocery store. It sits down at your table.

    #Iran #Hormuz #OilPrices #News #Politics #journalismus #journalisme #newsletter #publication #progressive #leftist #Resist