@j_bettany - 12 Sep 2020
Dozens of scientific journals have vanished from the internet, and no one preserved them.
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Dozens of scientific journals have vanished from the internet, and no one preserved them.
RT @doug_parr: This is quite a conclusion to editorial from the historically pro-nuclear power Nature journal
https://t.co/bIYouvb9dk http…
RT @CarbonBrief: ++ THREAD ++
On Monday, the #IPCC published its 6th #ClimateReport.
Carbon Brief pored over more than 3,000 pages to pro…
The extent to which predatory journals can harm scientific practice increases as the numbers of such journals expands…
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An $11k article charge to publish open access in Nature #Neuroscience. https://t.co/VJ84lA990X
A new theory in the journal Frontiers in Psychology claims to solve the hard problem of consciousness in a purely physical way.
Not wanting to be a downer or anything but new research published in the Yale Journal of Industrial Ecology looked back at how things have gone since a 1972 report and concluded that we could indeed witness the collapse of civilization in the 21st century
Really interesting. Is most published research wrong? Apparently.
There's a deep conflict between journal editorial policy which is about publication identity and quality, and a scholarly publisher’s – in this case @WileyGlobal – obsession with profit and standardisation. https://t.co/7WDSv3J9Dd
It was 20 years ago that Ray Kurzweil published 'The Singularity is Near' – those predictions which at one time seemed far-fetched are crystalising in the current era. I don't think many people really understand what is going to happen next.
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RT @ret_ward: Good to see @PrivateEyeNews call out the daft nonsense on net zero published by @iealondon last week. @7Kiwi and @Davi…
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