Proust, Rights of Nature, Standard Model, Ranitidine, Open Scholarly Infrastructure
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Dinner with Proust
Dasha Kiper | The Guardian | February 28, 2023
How Alzheimer’s caregivers are pulled into their patients’ worlds.
Rights of Nature Reach Europe
Marie-Christine Fuchs | Verfassungsblog | February 24, 2023
In September 2022, the Spanish Senate in the "Mar Menor Act" recognized a natural entity as a subject of rights – for the first time in Europe.
The standard model of particle physics passed one of its strictest tests yet
Emily Conover | ScienceNews | February 23, 2023
New experiments accurately predict the magnetic properties of an electron, part of the standard model of particle physics.
What We Know about the Possible Carcinogen Found in Zantac
Tanya Lewis | Scientific American | October 28, 2019
The widely used medication ranitidine for reducing gastric acid was withdrawn from most markets worldwide a few years ago.
Eight years ago
The Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure
Geoff Bilder, Jennifer Lin, Cameron Neylon | Science in the Open | February 23, 2015
The original proposal for basic rules that open scholarly infrastructure should follow. Adopted by Crossref and an increasing number of infrastructure providers.
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