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Speedrun: Abacus schools
Speedrun: Abacus schools
(This is a speedrun post, where I set a one hour timer to see what I can find out about a subject. See the category tag for more examples.) I’m currently reading Catarina Dutilh Novaes’…
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Speedrun: Abacus schools
Representations of Knowledge - Knowledge Lab | The University of Chicago
Representations of Knowledge - Knowledge Lab | The University of Chicago
The explosion of digital information offers an unprecedented opportunity to study the dynamics that shape human understanding, investigation and certainty. Our researchers are developing new Big Data, machine learning and crowd-sourcing approaches and tec
·knowledgelab.org·
Representations of Knowledge - Knowledge Lab | The University of Chicago
The Master List of University Presses, Catalogs, and Twitter Links
The Master List of University Presses, Catalogs, and Twitter Links
Most academics love books. Hell, it’s why a lot of us think it’s a good idea to go to grad school in the first place. Some, like me, end up editing or writing books, and even — also lik…
·seanguynes.com·
The Master List of University Presses, Catalogs, and Twitter Links
Essential Guide to Coding Qualitative Data — Delve
Essential Guide to Coding Qualitative Data — Delve
An introduction to the analytical process of coding qualitative data. Learn how to take data from qualitative methods and interpret, organize, and structure your observations and interpretations into meaningful theories.
·delvetool.com·
Essential Guide to Coding Qualitative Data — Delve
How might we get to a new model of mathematical publishing?
How might we get to a new model of mathematical publishing?
This is a post I’ve been intending to write for several months, but now seems to be quite a good moment, since the issue is in the air somewhat. For example, I’ve just read a post by Mi…
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How might we get to a new model of mathematical publishing?
Toolbox | Nature
Toolbox | Nature
Browse the archive of articles on Nature
·nature.com·
Toolbox | Nature
How Life Sciences Actually Work: Findings of a Year-Long Investigation
How Life Sciences Actually Work: Findings of a Year-Long Investigation
See discussion on /r/slatestarcodex (a) (25 comments), Hacker News (a) (17 comments), Twitter (1 (a), 2 (a)) (>300 retweets), Marginal Revolution (a) (39 comments) Summary: academia has a lot of problems and it could work much better. However, these problems are not as catastrophic as an outside perspective would suggest. My (contrarian, I guess) intuition is that scientific progress in biology is not slowing down. Specific parts of academia that seem to be problematic: rigid, punishing for …
·guzey.com·
How Life Sciences Actually Work: Findings of a Year-Long Investigation
Jill Banfield on Twitter
Jill Banfield on Twitter
Basic science, starting with fieldwork and looking at what nature has invented, is important if we are to discover things that we could not imagine. This type of science deserves more funding. Without it, the world would not be meeting the #BORGs— Jill Banfield (@BanfieldJill) July 12, 2021
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Jill Banfield on Twitter
Question Answering on Scientific Research Papers
Question Answering on Scientific Research Papers
It’s hard for researchers to keep up with the ever-increasing number of papers getting published every day. Is there some way we can make…
·medium.com·
Question Answering on Scientific Research Papers
Magna Carta Scientiae
Magna Carta Scientiae
We intend to improve incentives in science by developing smart research contracts. protocol labs
·atoms.org·
Magna Carta Scientiae
Oxford Handbooks Online: Scholarly Research Reviews
Oxford Handbooks Online: Scholarly Research Reviews
The Oxford Handbook Series brings together the world's leading scholars to write review essays that evaluate the current thinking on a field or topic, and ma...
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Oxford Handbooks Online: Scholarly Research Reviews
MIT Framework for Publisher Contracts | Scholarly Publishing - MIT Libraries
MIT Framework for Publisher Contracts | Scholarly Publishing - MIT Libraries
MIT recognizes that the value in published scholarship originates in the labor of authors, peer reviewers, and editors, and the institutions that support them.  The benefits to society are greatest when this scholarship is freely and immediately available to the entire world to access, read, and use; without restriction and for any lawful purpose. As […]
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MIT Framework for Publisher Contracts | Scholarly Publishing - MIT Libraries