*Breakthroughs for All: Delivering Equitable Access to America’s Research - The White House By: Dr. Christopher Steven Marcum, Assistant Director for Open Science and Data Policy Dr. Ryan Donohue, AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow and Senior Policy Advisor President Biden has said that America can be defined in one word: Possibilities. This research, which changes our lives and transforms our world, is made possible by American tax dollars. To tackle this injustice, and building on the Biden-Harris Administration’s efforts to advance policy that benefits all of America, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) released new policy guidance today to ensure more equitable access to federally funded research. Previous public access policy guidance was articulated to federal agencies in the 2013 OSTP Memorandum on Increasing Access to the Results of Federally Funded Research (2013 Memorandum). Looking forward, there are two important ways in which we will build on the 2013 Memorandum and usher in the next chapter of federal public access:
Data Mining from A to Z: Better Insights, New Opportunities Acerca el Documento Hay tantos datos y una gran cantidad de decisiones que tomar. Las organizaciones de todo el mundo se están enfrentando a este dilema. Los datos están creciendo, pero ¿y su capacidad para tomar decisiones de acuerdo con esos enormes volúmenes de datos? La analítica predictiva ayuda a evaluar lo que sucederá en el futuro. Descubra como las empresas están utilizando la mineria de datos para: Detectar Fraudes.Gestionar y Manejar el riesgo.Resolver problemas de Big Data. Acerca de SAS SAS es líder en Analytics. Center for Open Science This position is not with the Center for Open Science, but is, instead, a courtesy posting for the Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in Social Sciences. The Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in Social Sciences (BITSS) is a new effort to promote the integrity, replicability, and validity of empirical social science research. The program is fostering an active network of social science researchers and institutions committed to strengthening transparency in economics, political science, behavioral science, and related disciplines. Headquartered at the Center for Effective Global Action at UC Berkeley, BITSS is looking for a Program Associate to support the initiative’s evaluation and outreach efforts. The candidate also will contribute directly to the refinement of the Open Science Framework, a platform created by the Center for Open Science at the University of Virginia that helps researchers document and archive their study designs, materials and data.
Dégooglisons Internet - Liste des services Framalink Raccourcir et/ou personnaliser une adresse web (URL) en deux clics, et sans pister quiconque (alternative à Bit.ly ou Goo.gl). Framindmap Concevoir, publier et partager des cartes mentales simplement, seul ou en collaborant chacun son tour (alternative à Bubbl.us). MyFrama Trier et conserver ses adresses web (dont les liens vers ses Frama-services) dans un classeur numérique (alternative à Del.icio.us). Framadate Déterminer collaborativement la meilleure date et heure d’une réunion, ou créer un mini-sondage très simplement (alternative à Doodle). Framadrive Obtenir un espace de stockage en ligne pour y héberger, synchroniser (voire partager) ses fichiers (alternative à Dropbox, Google Drive). Framanotes Synchroniser ses notes, images et liens favoris entre ses appareils avec la sécurité qu’offre le chiffrement (alternative à Evernote). Framasphère Partager sur un réseau social éthique et décentralisé, sans voir son profil exploité à des fins publicitaires (alternative à Facebook). Framagit
A Look Under the Hood of Scopus AI: An Interview with Maxim Khan Since its launch earlier this year, Scopus AI has been positively reviewed in several forums, including the Scholarly Kitchen back in February. To learn a bit more about the product, I had an exchange with Maxim Khan about how Scopus AI was developed and how it functions. Max is Senior Vice President of analytics products and data platform at Elsevier, and he leads the team that developed Scopus AI. First question as a bit of an introduction to those who don’t know about Scopus AI: Tell us a bit about Scopus AI and what service it provides to users above the existing Scopus service? Scopus AI is a new generative artificial intelligence product that Elsevier launched in January. Scopus AI was developed in close collaboration with the research community and helps users in several ways: Scopus AI combines Scopus’ curated content and high-quality linked data with cutting-edge gen AI technology to help researchers. Can you tell us a bit about the technology that underpins Scopus AI?
The OpenScience Project | Open source scientific software Digital Living Network Alliance Die Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) ist eine internationale Vereinigung von Herstellern von Computern, Unterhaltungselektronik und Mobiltelefonen mit dem Ziel, die Interoperabilität informationstechnischer Geräte unterschiedlicher Hersteller aus dem Heimbereich sicherzustellen. Organisation[Bearbeiten] Logo für zertifizierte Produkte Die DLNA wurde im Juni 2003 als Digital Home Working Group (DHWG) von Sony und Intel gegründet. Zu den Hauptaufgaben der Organisation gehört die gemeinsame Entwicklung und laufende Aktualisierung technischer Leitlinien (Home Networked Device Interoperability Guidelines) für Entwickler und Hersteller von Geräten aus dem Bereich Verbraucherelektronik, EDV und Mobilgeräten. Zertifizierung[Bearbeiten] DLNA-Schema DLNA zertifiziert folgende Geräteklassen:[2] Heimnetzwerkgeräte (Home Network Devices): Digital Media Server (DMS) stellen Medieninhalte (z. Einzelne Geräte können mehreren Geräteklassen gleichzeitig angehören. Zu den tragbaren Geräten gehören u. a.
Alternatives (cette page est un brouillon non encore terminé) Introduction[edit] Si la solution portée par le gouvernement avec le projet de loi Hadopi nous semble être une mauvaise réponse à un faux débat, il n'en est pas moins vrai que le véritable problème, qui est le financement de la création artistique, demeure. Le problème se pose pour la musique, mais également pour l'audiovisuel et les arts graphiques (la Bande Dessinée en particulier, un monde que l'on entend peu mais qui subit aussi la contrefaçon sur internet). Les loisirs sont dans le budget de la population, les premiers postes budgétaires à être réduit lorsque d'autres besoins se font sentir. Mécaniquement, le budget alloué aux loisirs a donc été amputé d'autant,à salaire constant, d'autant plus que l'arrivée d'internet à haut débit a permis au plus grand nombre de satisfaire ses envies en matière musicale et audiovisuelle à moindre coût. Les solutions actuelles[edit] La vente de fichiers sur internet[edit] Le streaming[edit] Inconvénients:
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats: A Comprehensive SWOT Analysis of AI and Human Expertise in Peer Review With Peer Review Week fast approaching, I’m hoping the event will spur conversations that don’t just scratch the surface, but rather dig deeply into understanding the role of peer review in today’s digital age and address the core issues peer review is facing. To me, one of the main issues is that AI-generated content has been discovered in prominent journals. A key question is, should all of the blame for these transgressions fall on the peer review process? To answer this question, I would like to ask a few more in response. The peer review system is overworked! Of course, this doesn’t mean sub-par quality reviews. Ironically, AI should be seen as a tool to ease the workload of peer reviewers, NOT to add to it. The aim of AI is to ensure that there is more time for innovation by freeing our time from routine tasks. Workflows are ideally set up in as streamlined a manner as possible. Is this an editorial function or something peer reviewers should be concerned with?
Open Data Kit Turnigy 9X 9Ch Transmitter w/ Module & 8ch Receiver (Mode 1) (v2 Firmware) I bought this to supersede the HK-T4A transmitter. It comes as a bare transmitter - no batteries, no charger, no instruction manual, and no module (not even 72MHz). This is all OK, as I only use Lipo batteries, hate the cheap transmitter chargers, and ordered an Assan 2.4GHz JR-type module along with the order. Hobby King were up-front with all of this from the start, except the lack of a manual. The manual is available online, as the IMax 9, and the lack of a manual saved me further shipping dollars - a big factor in ordering something cheap. The good news, it's not a cheap-feeling radio. Control with the Assan module was absolutely locked in. The misses (deduct one star):IF YOU USE EXPO YOU CANNOT USE DUAL RATES!!!!
Google Scholar’s New AI Outline Tool Explained By Its Founder | Tech & Learning Google Scholar has entered the AI revolution. Google Scholar PDF reader now utilizes generative AI powered by Google’s Gemini AI tool to create interactive outlines of research papers and provide direct links to sources within the paper. This is designed to make reading the relevant parts of the research paper more efficient, says Anurag Acharya, who co-founded Google Scholar on November 18, 2004, twenty years ago last month. In honor of Google Scholar’s 20th anniversary, Acharya shares how teachers and their students can make best use of the new AI features available through the Chrome extension Google Scholar PDF reader. Google Scholar’s New AI Tool: Making Human Research More Efficient Before AI A former professor of computer science at the University of California at Santa Barbara, Acharya grew up in India. “I got access to resources, I didn't become smarter,” he says. Utilizing AI For Deeper Research Tools and ideas to transform education.
Playing with data: our ODI open data board game | News | Open Data Institute Playing with data: our ODI open data board game For the last six months, on and off, a few of us here at the Open Data Institute have been working on an open data board game. Ellen Broad and Jeni Tennision discuss its development Board games have been experiencing a resurgence in the past few years and, perhaps unsurprisingly, there are several keen board game enthusiasts here at the ODI. The idea of an open data board game was born out of discussions between us about why Monopoly was so awful, our favourite games, and the mechanics that made them work. Open Data Institute, Pre Summit Training Discovery Day, (CC-BY-SA) There are lots of different games being tested to help explain open data concepts and benefits. The ODI open data board game The ODI open data board game is about using data to build tools that improve the world you live in. We’ve put all of the instructions and game pieces on github for people to print and play themselves. Where we are now Making the game better