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RDM Weekly is back with Issue 27! 📬
➡️ Can a CC License Constrain Fair Use or Other Copyright Limitations or Exemptions @scholarlykitchen.bsky.social
➡️ Notion for Academic Research @rmkubinec.bsky.social
➡️ FAIR RDM Tutorial @lmu-osc.bsky.social
and more!
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Yay! Thanks for the rec!
I’m tired boss
I love this photo of Josephine Baker living her best life in a French châteaux!
He appears to have bypassed legitimate scientific review to provide funding to a very controversial group. And there is this huge question: why are the researchers not doing this study in Denmark, a country that we all now know does not itself recommend a birth dose of HepB vaccine, while G-B does?
2025: an annus horribilis for health in the USA - The Lancet www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
Yes, absolutely. Forgot to end my quote with, "/s".
We owe most if not all workplace protections to unions, collective bargaining and worker organizing.
Cough in Adults with Undiagnosed Respiratory Symptoms
@atscommunity.bsky.social #medsky
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Nurse Kim is right. Look into it deeply and you'll see we need to advocate for ourselves.
Now, if only individuals had a way to collectively bargain for their common interests....
I want to know what "stacking" means here, because I think it might be the solution for at least one of my problems. Is this like, collating? Or having a single type per day?
This is beyond unethical for human subjects research. Not only was it an unsolicited grant, the study in Guinea-Bissau would involve deliberately withholding the hepatitis B vaccine from hundreds of newborn infants, putting them at great risk of death. Tuskegee 2.0.
if you're a democrat and you still think putting any human rights on the negotiating table in this day and age is smart politics, you're a fucking moron. economic policies? sure, you're all capitalists anyway. but you cannot compromise on people or people will quit on you forever
This is why you never give an inch to the bigots. All those centrists dems (Newsom, Mayo Pete) claiming there are concerns around trans kids, you're complicit in this.
This doesn't get rid of trans people, it just makes them suffer unbearably. Get your head straight: trans rights are human rights.
Merriam-Webster’s human editors have chosen ‘slop’ as the 2025 Word of the Year.
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New Resource Online 👉 Molecular determinants of #CardiacLymphatic dysfunction in a #ChronicPressureOverload model
🗞️ doi.org/10.1038/s443...
by C. Heron, H. Dauchel, @hfpef-diva.bsky.social & colleagues @univrouen.bsky.social @inserm.fr
GitHub user zoicware releases a tool to remove all Windows 11 AI features; disables registry keys and blocks reinstall on 25H2+
Who amongst us hasn’t prompted a book on “AI Ethics” that’s full of fake citations and published it with Springer
archive.ph/1eiSN
global adoption of linux gets pushed back by 6 years every time a Linux Guy starts talking at me like max headroom
Sarah presents you with a calendar that has an anglerfish surrounded by the words "Light up the darkness". The paper is matte and it's for the month September.
Love Notes from Nature Calendars are how we're funding the 2026 Native Plant Project in Philly! We're planning to distribute 10,000 packets of native plant seeds in the city & doing a bar-level promo campaign w/local artists.
We have 72 calendars left. Reposts v helpful!
Get one at SquidFacts.Net
Image if the rewards of our hard work went back into our communities instead of being hoarded by a handful at the top.
just a thought
rereading Reb Kaplan zt''l on meditation. book club when 🥹
Madeline with Sefer Yetzirah on her lap
we are so back
Book: Bus Ride To Justice. The Life and Works of Fred D. Gray
Guess who turns 95 years old today?
Rosa Parks & Martin Luther King Jr's lawyer. The lawyer for the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The lawyer for the victims of the Tuskegee Experiment.
The great Fred D. Gray. Who still practices law to this day.
Happy birthday good sir 🫡
It claims that American birthright citizenship requires "primary allegiance" to the United States-a condition it says is absent when parents are neither citizens nor lawful permanent residents-and that EO 14160 restores the clause's original meaning.
how in the actual fuck do you go about inferring a newborn infant’s “primary allegiance” to this or that country on the basis of what their parents or anyone else has done?
this is simply evil. Birthright citizenship is an essential protection for the most voiceless and powerless of all: children.
The Harvard Computers standing in front of Building C at the Harvard College Observatory, 13 May 1913. Sepia-toned group photo, there are 13 women and 1 man standing in front of a brick building covered in ivy. Copying from description: The image was discovered in an album which had once belonged to Annie Jump Cannon. Image courtesy of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Back row (L to R): Margaret Harwood (far left), Mollie O'Reilly, Edward C. Pickering, Edith Gill, Annie Jump Cannon, Evelyn Leland (behind Cannon), Florence Cushman, Marion Whyte (behind Cushman), Grace Brooks. Front row: Arville Walker, unknown (possibly Johanna Mackie), Alta Carpenter, Mabel Gill, Ida Woods.
The Harvard Computers were a team of women who processed astronomical data at the Harvard College Observatory in Cambridge, US.
The team was directed by Edward Charles Pickering (1877 to 1919) and, following his death in 1919, by Annie Jump Cannon.
#WomenInSTEM 🧵
(JASMS) [ASAP] CIeaD: A Complementary CID and EAD Mass Spectral Library for Phytochemicals: Journal of the American Society for Mass SpectrometryDOI: 10.1021/jasms.5c00329 (RSS) #MassSpecRSS #JASMS
Post your fav Star Trek character(s). Wrong Answers Only