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that turns research papers, reports and book chapters into interactive summary cards. Get the key findings, background reading, figures, tables + much more

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  1. 8 hours ago

    Tools that make cited sources accessible, that highlight important facts and that explain terminology can help with this

    This is SO KEY with what's happening at the moment. We need to teach kids the most important aspect of information: "How do I know what I know?" We need to fake-news-proof a generation, starting ten years ago.
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  2. Oct 4

    : and : instantly get the highlights, key findings and an overall 'headline' for any research paper, Word document or ePub book with our new

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  3. Oct 4

    We're updating our servers, you may notice some brief downtime. Apologies for any disruption!

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  4. Oct 3

    Getting ready to (re)launch the Twitter-friendly article headline generator!

    The authors show an analogy between convolutional neural networks and cellular automata, and demonstrate a type of network capable of learning arbitrary binary cellular automata using standard techniques:
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    Oct 2

    Donna Strickland is the first woman to win the in for 55 years. She wins for creating ultra-short pulses of light. Wonderful.

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    Oct 1

    Sharing our support for our founder . Wishing you the quickest recovery as we reflect on the impact our research has had on the life science community thanks to your vision and support.

    Some personal news: Recently, I learned the non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma I battled in 2009 has returned. I’ve begun treatment & my doctors are optimistic that I will see a good result. Appreciate the support I’ve received & count on it as I fight this challenge.
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  7. Sep 30

    Also when some researchers compare their systems against deliberately crippled baselines. Most systems can be crafted and tweaked to excel on known datasets

    We recently revised a paper that we submitted to PSB. Based on reviewer feedback, we now discuss a "Continental Breakfast Included" effect that can arise with investigators evaluate the performance of their own methods.
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    Sep 29

    Exciting times! We're starting work next week on discovering how to use cognitive and behavioural biomarkers to improve detection and treatment of mental health conditions.

    Ieso Digital Health, is leading a project to dramatically improve mental healthcare treatment thanks to over £600,000 in funding from Innovate UK. The funding will be used to accelerate Ieso’s pioneering work to advance digital mental healthcare solutions.
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    Sep 28

    “There is no such thing as truth, only power” What a way to end a fantastically thought-provoking evening on fact vs from Thanks to all who made it such a brilliant SSP UK event!

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  10. Sep 28

    If you wanted some clues on how Scholarcy works ... 's excellent article in describes approaches to linguistic analysis of research papers:

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  11. Sep 27

    I wish I’d known this when I was a teenager playing Galaga down the chip shop - would have saved me many 10p pieces

    The video game Galaga has an exploitable bug that can cause the attackers to randomly stop firing shots at the player.
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  12. Sep 27

    Engaging and knowledgeable panel tonight - there was a real buzz, great evening!

    Fact vs : who decides what is true? An exciting panel discussion is about to start with a great line up
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  13. Sep 27

    The entry barrier to research literature is getting higher precisely when the need to verify sources + tackle is greatest. Our goal at Scholarcy is to provide a route into literature that may be intimidating for non-experts

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  14. Sep 26

    of our new export feature coming in the next couple of weeks. From a 5000+ word paper or to a compact summary that you can edit in Word - in two clicks.

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  15. Sep 24

    Really excited about the new API functionality and web app features that we're putting out over the next few weeks 🥳

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  16. Sep 22

    Ways to help journalists and non-experts appraise scientific research and validate cited sources might be an important contribution

    Fake news: who determines what is fake and what is true? Come and add your views to a panel discussion with , , and myself, hosted by in King's Cross, London: Sep 27, 6.30pm. Free.
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    Sep 21

    Congratulations to companies & for winning UKBAA award!!!! Out of 6 companies who won, 2 were engaged in our programme. If you're an eager to scale, look no more:

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    Sep 20

    Chilling. “The impartial algorithm” can be and likely is biased.

    How to make a racist AI without really trying "... the sentiment is generally more positive for stereotypically-white names, & more negative for stereotypically-black names." I urge you to read this if you do sentiment analysis of any sort.
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    Sep 18

    If you are head of a unit, people don’t work for you, you work for them. A certain amount altruism is necessary. 2/17

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  20. Sep 20

    This is a great paper, a big leap forward in semantic role labelling

    Congrats to on the best paper award at for our paper Linguistically-Informed Self-Attention for Semantic Role Labeling ! Happy to be part of the et al with Daniel Andor, David Weiss and
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