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François Jacob, born #OTD in 1920, was a French biologist who was awarded the 1965 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for discoveries concerning regulatory activities in bacteria.
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"Brain responses to nutrients are severely impaired and not reversed by weight loss in humans with obesity: a randomized crossover study" published in was our top rated articles on this past week. You can read the article here: go.nature.com/3Cvt1fE
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Dog bites may occur more frequently on days with hotter, sunnier weather, and when air pollution levels are higher, suggests a paper in . However, the authors caution that more data and further research is needed to confirm these findings.
Andy Johnson, co-editor of Subverting Resistance to Social Justice and Diversity Education, speaks to Denise Sudbeck, a key advocate for LGBTQ+ rights in Alaska, about the role of relationships in advancing trans justice: bit.ly/3JFhXRl
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Barbara McClintock, born #OnThisDay in 1902, was an American scientist whose discovery in the 1940s and ’50s of mobile genetic elements, or “jumping genes,” won her the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1983.
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Now in its eight year, we are delighted to once again partner with Digital Science on the 2023 State of Open Data report, examining the attitudes and experiences of researchers working with open data. Take part in the survey: bit.ly/3Jjp15Q
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In this Q&A, Nature Mental Health speaks to Jack Turban. His research examines the mental health of transgender and gender diverse youth, with a particular focus on topics related to public policy. Read here:
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Following the 16th Berlin OA Conference organised by the and hosted by the , Frank Vrancken Peeters, dives into our early experience of a Transformative Agreement and the important part these agreements play the transition to OA. bit.ly/3N2f6CI
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At #EvidenceWeek in Parliament, will present their latest research on energy policy on Tue 4 July. Please book a 3-minute policy briefing at: senseaboutscience.org/evidence-week/
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Two new polio vaccine candidates that induce immune responses in mice and may increase the possibility of eradicating polio are presented in Nature. The candidates are less likely to result in vaccine-derived virulent poliovirus variants:
Scientific meeting : le consortium @TaraPacific réuni à Nice sous la coordination d' pour partager les premiers résultats scientifiques publiés dans et évoquer les prochaines étapes pour l'étude de la complexité du corail bâtisseur de récif ⛵️
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Herbert A. Simon, born #OTD in 1916, was a social scientist known for his contributions to a number of fields, including psychology, mathematics, statistics, and operations research, all of which he synthesized in a key theory that earned him the 1978 Nobel Prize for Economics.
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The detection of phosphates on Saturn’s moon Enceladus is reported in a paper in Nature. Phosphorus has not previously been detected in oceans beyond those on Earth and this discovery provides a promising step forward in our understanding of ocean worlds:
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Celebrating diversity, equity and inclusion, we're proud to share this special video featuring some of our SN Pride Network members and supporters as they speak about the significance of Pride and how we are advocating for the LGBTQ+ community. 🏳️🌈
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A great film hooks viewers through an early scene that raises an exciting question. Screenwriters understand the importance of the inciting incident and the story arc that it sets into motion. Grant writers can benefit from employing the same tactic:
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Emmeline Pankhurst, who died #OnThisDay in 1928, was a militant champion of woman suffrage whose 40-year campaign achieved complete success in the year of her death, when British women obtained full equality in the voting franchise.
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Immune resilience may be linked to the ability to respond to infection and inflammatory disease, suggests study in . By looking at multiple studies, the findings may improve our understanding of why some people remain healthier throughout life:
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The landscape of #researchcollaboration has transformed in recent years. But what are the most significant trends, and how can you make your organization future proof? Download the white paper to get the latest insights from 5 experts in the field: bit.ly/43Ykldh
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Jean-Luc Kanapé is Guardian of the Pipmuakan forest in Quebec, Canada. He acts as the eyes and ears of his people, the Innu, so they can protect the caribou, which is sacred to the Innu. I his work he combines ancestral knowledge with new technologies.
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James Clerk Maxwell, born #OTD in 1831, was a Scottish physicist best known for his formulation of electromagnetic theory. He is regarded by most modern physicists as the scientist of the 19th century who had the greatest influence on 20th-century physics.
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The transfer of DNA from related species into the genomes of North African foxes (a process known as introgression) contributed to their adaptation to living in the Sahara Desert, according to a study published in :
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Working in partnership with the academic community is central to Springer Nature. A year into her role as Chief Scientific Officer, shares her insights into the job and working closely with the editorial community in this blog: bit.ly/43UGGIR
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If you are a corresponding author affiliated with a participating institution within the Cyprus Libraries Consortium (CLC), you can publish your article open access with fees covered. Find out more about your eligibility: bit.ly/44cGFQT
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Elinor Ostrom, who died #OTD in 2012, was an American political scientist who, with Oliver E. Williamson, was awarded the 2009 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for her analysis of economic governance, especially the commons. She was the first woman to win the economics prize.
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The fossil was a prehistoric bird is called Pelagornis sandersi, and its wings stretched out twice as wide as those of the great albatross. Listen to this episode of Science, Quickly to learn more:
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Drawing from her own experiences, Ashley Paynter is determined to expose systemic issues within medical and educational systems. She challenges institutions and individuals to look beyond mere representation and delve deeper into cultivating equity:
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Dame Millicent Fawcett, born #OTD in 1847, was leader for 50 years of the movement for woman suffrage in England. From the beginning of her career she had to struggle against almost unanimous male opposition to political rights for women.
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Smoke from wildfires raging in Canada has been pouring into the U.S, and giving parts of the Northeast their worst air quality in decades. is rounding up some of the most striking visuals and notable updates in this climate-change-charged situation:
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After participating in the Berliner Firmenlauf around the Brandenburg Gate for years, our Berlin colleagues felt it was time for a new challenge. On Wednesday, 25 of them laced up their running shoes to participate in the 5 x 5 km team relay powered by Berliner .
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Mary Putnam Jacobi, who died #OTD in 1906, was an American physician, writer, educator, and suffragist. She is considered to have been the foremost woman doctor of her era.
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"Augmenting hippocampal–prefrontal neuronal synchrony during sleep enhances memory consolidation in humans" published in was one of our top rated articles on this past week. You can read the #OpenAccess article here: go.nature.com/3qzMglE
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Smoke from numerous wildfires in Canada has circulated hundreds of miles down the East Coast, and triggered unhealthy air quality alerts. Learn more about health impacts of wildfire smoke exposure, who is most vulnerable, and how you can protect yourself:
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In this interview, Gloria Gutman, Jen Marchbank, Makaela Prentice and Claire Robson discuss the neglected issue of elder abuse in the gender and sexual minority community: bit.ly/3qzjVMi
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An exciting #entrylevel opportunity has come up for a #CommunicationsAdministrator to join the fast paced global communications team at ! To learn more and apply click here: careers.springernature.com/job-invite/485
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Thick, immobile whiskers on an elephant’s trunk may help them to feel and balance objects even though they cannot twitch in the way that many other mammals’ whiskers do, according to a study published in :
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Ready for EAACI23? Make sure you check our selection of titles at booth J70, right before Poster zone C ! #eaaci2023 #Allergy #Hamburg
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Join us with your students for the 2nd live online lesson on Thurs 15th June. will stream directly into classrooms to explore the food we eat & waste. Free for students aged 9+ at A2+ level.
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