Trump's Ex-Science Adviser Urges Universities to Advocate for Regulatory Reform

Trump’s Ex-Science Adviser Urges Universities to Advocate for Regulatory Reform

# **Kelvin Droegemeier Encourages Scientists to Adopt Deregulation Amid Political and Funding Instability** ### **A Plea for Regulatory Change in Science** Meteorologist [Kelvin Droegemeier](https://climas.illinois.edu/directory/profile/kkd), who worked as science advisor to President Donald Trump during his initial term, is urging the scientific community to view the current political situation as a chance to reduce excessive regulations. […]

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Online Chemistry Poster Conference Marks a Decade of Development and Influence

Online Chemistry Poster Conference Marks a Decade of Development and Influence

# #RSCPoster Conference Marks a Decade of Promoting International Scientific Interaction The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is poised to commemorate a significant landmark with the 10th annual **#RSCPoster conference**, a distinctive online gathering that has experienced remarkable growth since its launch in 2015. This worldwide virtual poster presentation unites chemists globally, granting them the […]

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From *Ta Physika* to Contemporary Physics – Volume XXXVIII

From *Ta Physika* to Contemporary Physics – Volume XXXVIII

# Galileo’s *Discorsi*: The Bedrock of Modern Physics ## Introduction Galileo Galilei’s *Discorsi e Dimostrazioni Matematiche, intorno a due nuove scienze* (*Discourses and Mathematical Demonstrations Relating to Two New Sciences*), released in 1638, is regarded as one of the most impactful texts in the physics domain. Written in a conversational format, the book delves into […]

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17th-Century Apothecary Catalog Unveils Historical Treatments and Cures

17th-Century Apothecary Catalog Unveils Historical Treatments and Cures

# **Unveiling the Mysteries of a 17th-Century Apothecary: Poisons, Remedies, and Early Medicine** Stepping into a contemporary pharmacy, you’re greeted with meticulously arranged medicine boxes, each clearly marked with exact dosage guidelines. This clinical arrangement stands in stark contrast to the lively apothecary shops of the 17th century. These early pharmacies brimmed with jars of […]

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AI Model Influenced by AlphaFold Forecasts Chromatin Configurations in Chromosomes

AI Model Influenced by AlphaFold Forecasts Chromatin Configurations in Chromosomes

# AI Transforming Chromatin Structure Prediction An innovative artificial intelligence (AI) system is revolutionizing the exploration of chromatin, the intricate blend of DNA and proteins that constitutes chromosomes. This deep learning methodology permits the rapid prediction of thousands of 3D chromatin structures in mere minutes, hastening investigations into genetic regulation and its effects on gene […]

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On the Initial Day of the Imaginary Month of Undecember

On the Initial Day of the Imaginary Month of Undecember

# The Renaissance Mathematicus and HISTSCI_HULK: A Short Break For those who avidly track the realm of science history blogging, an unexpected lull in posts may feel slightly disconcerting. This week, *The Renaissance Mathematicus* and *HISTSCI_HULK* are enjoying a brief intermission—but have no fear, regular programming will be back next week. While their hiatus might […]

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AAAS Leadership Denounces Trump Administration's Assaults on Science

AAAS Leadership Denounces Trump Administration’s Assaults on Science

# AAAS Leadership Raises Alarm Over Scientific Threats Under Trump Administration The leadership of the **American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)**, recognized as the largest multidisciplinary science organization globally, has expressed serious concerns regarding the potential repercussions of the Trump administration’s policies on science and research. At the **AAAS annual meeting in Boston […]

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Evaluating the Quality of a Penguin Product – Section 1

Evaluating the Quality of a Penguin Product – Section 1

# Painfully Lengthy and Overblown: A Harsh Critique of *The Secret Lives of Numbers* ## A Chaotic, Poorly Constructed, and Factually Flawed Account of Mathematics At times, one must heed a nagging inner voice of doubt, regardless of the desire to stay hopeful. When the new popular book on the history of mathematics—*The Secret Lives […]

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Wiley Calls on Publishers to Create Standards for AI Utilization in Research

Wiley Calls on Publishers to Create Standards for AI Utilization in Research

# Wiley Calls on Publishers to Adopt a Forward-Thinking Stance on AI Guidelines in Research ## Grasping the Impact of AI in Academic Publishing With the ongoing advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, their significance in academic research and publishing is attracting considerable interest. To meet the concerns and requirements of researchers regarding AI, the […]

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