Frédérique Bordignon @fredbordignon@qoto.org

RT @Rainmaker1973
The Stadio Meazza, commonly known as San Siro, is a football stadium in Milan's San Siro district. Its walkways are spiral shaped and the motion of the walking people gives you the illusion of an automatic rotation

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RT @mixlamalice
Le petit débat du vendredi https://twitter.com/SKLafon1/status/1621146200001986560

RT @freddie2310
Les chercheurs et leurs données : que nous dit l’usage du mot 🄳🄰🅃🄰 dans les articles scientifiques ? https://carnetist.hypotheses.org/1959 | Rapide présentation de notre article avec @GeoMaisonobe #data #données

RT @Rainmaker1973
A brilliant anamorphic painting technique that makes the painting itself disappear

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RT @neuralengine
Something quite profound is about to happen on the international scientific landscape (🫰), that I don't think we have fully appreciated the effects of. New Zealand is about to enter the Horizon Europe funding framework. This may set interesting things in motion...

RT @fxcoudert
Overly candid exchange on @PubPeer: “The authors are using tortured phrases instead of standard terminology”. Author: “that was done to avoid plagiarism [detection]”.

Saying the quiet part out loud… https://pubpeer.com/publications/60671F491184E3E4B309AC2967E654

RT @LSEnews
Find out 4 ways by which researchers can engage with findings from the social sciences to better communicate their work on @LSEImpactBlog 👇

https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocialsciences/2023/01/24/facts-dont-change-minds-social-networks-group-dialogue-and-stories-do/

RT @LSEnews
Do facts change minds?

RT @webis_de
We recently released a preprint describing STEREO, a corpus of 91 million cases of text reuse (NOT plagiarism!) across all scientific disciplines.

We are happy to announce that the full paper is now officially published #OpenAccess in @ScientificData

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41597-022-01908-z

RT @MNoel75
Se baigner dans la Seine et la Marne #JO2024 ? Des réponses par @e_poquo et son équipe cc @umr_lisis
https://youtu.be/OJ5z2a3vAWw

RT @dsquintana
Citations aren’t the best measure but if we *do* want such a measure they should be contextualized in terms of the kind of citation (support/replication vs. a simple mention, à la @scite) and for the field—you can’t use the same benchmarks across fields https://twitter.com/jmbecologist/status/1619260551665963008

RT @MNoel75
👍 super idée de faire de courtes vidéos (5 min) des différents chapitres du Handbook. Vivement le suivant ! https://twitter.com/Adi_Mica/status/1619392700025049088

RT @Magda_Skipper
Inexplicable!
Women scientists at famed oceanography institute have half the lab space of men
#WomenInSTEM https://www.science.org/content/article/women-scientists-famed-oceanography-institute-have-half-lab-space-men

RT @RickyPo
A large dataset of scientific text reuse in Open-Access publications https://www.nature.com/articles/s41597-022-01908-z

RT @Rainmaker1973
Convertible theaters and arenas of the world with retractable seats

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RT @meharpist
One of my favorite @Nature covers for this week’s issue

RT @amarois
"Ouch..."
#openaccess #openscience #HAL #greenOA #repositories #memes #cartoons

RT @amarois
Toujours aussi amusant
#openscience #publishers #journals https://twitter.com/MarkAnnuncio/status/1541799373411172355

RT @IoanaA_Cristea
The more I (try to) do meta-analyses, the more I discover zombie trials. Forget p-hacking, hARKing and good old outcome switching or even its shadier cousin, outcome non-reporting. Forget publication bias. How many studies are simply made up?
https://associationofanaesthetists-publications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/anae.15297