Ex-biochemist turned blood splatterer turned Publisher for Springer Nature. Avid fan of breakfast. Tweets are my own.
London, England
Joined May 2011
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Join us tomorrow at #AOGS2025 for a panel discussion on publishing null results, co-hosted by @SpringerNature & @Discover_Jrnls
Room MR2, MBS Expo, Singapore
Chair: Ritu Dhand
Panellists: Dylan Parker, Su Nee Goh, Kenji Satake, James Terry, and Cheng-Ku Yu asiaoceania.org/aogs2025/pub…
Brilliant collection from @NatComputSci
Happy #AdaLovelaceDay! To celebrate this day, we have a Special collection that includes conversations with female researchers at various career stages. #ALD23
👉go.nature.com/3PHMhg0
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We are proud to have donated €1.35 million in 2022 to support communities! Our donations focus on three pillars - to improve public trust in scientific research, inspire young minds towards science and technology, and enable early career researchers to collaborate and advance.
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Quo vadis artificial intelligence? Discover #AI Editor-in-Chief Prof. Okyay Kaynak and colleagues @NTNU and Harbin Institute of Technology discuss the historical perspective of the AI revolution and the symbiotic relationship of AI and humans. link.springer.com/article/10…
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Beautiful day on the Allendale Challenge yesterday! Thanks to all the fam and @samofthedamned who tackled the 26 miles of snowy bog, endless track and peat hags. Still time to donate to @GNairambulance justgiving.com/fundraising/s…
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Last year my sis Heather was in an absolutely horrifying car accident AND THE BLOODY LEGENDS @GNairambulance SAVED HER! So I'm doing the inadvisedly long and wet Allendale Challenge with @samofthedamned and others to raise them some cutter - can you help?? justgiving.com/fundraising/s…
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Fascinating feasibility study of a protocol using Tetris as part of a cognitive task in the treatment of #PTSD: new paper in Discover #Psychology link.springer.com/article/10… #psychotherapy #Tetris
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Let's circle back: map of the scientific and grey literature showing research undertaken the past decade on circular economic strategies in cities. Great paper in Discover #Sustainability from @FedraV and colleagues at @SEIresearch and @KTHuniversity link.springer.com/article/10…
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Don't miss out on this or other great talks in our Wed and Thurs programs. Late registrations are still possible. Make sure to submit your form early in the day, so that you receive the access link in time for the day's talks!
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#BeilsteinOS2021 #OpenData
📢 Join our very own @varsha_khodiyar alongside other worldclass research scientists & data scientists at @BeilsteinInst's Open Science Symposium 2021! #BeilsteinOS2021
For more info & how to register, 🖱️ click here: bit.ly/300hR2D
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Important and timely research in Discover #Psychology from Peter Kisaakye and colleagues @Makerere investigating factors associated with suicidal ideation and psychological distress among adolescent #refugees in Bidibidi refugee settlement, Uganda. link.springer.com/article/10…
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Predicting social media users' future behavior, considered as a graph node binary classification task: research paper in Discover #IoT link.springer.com/article/10…
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Our new open access journal Discover Psychology has published its first articles! Discover more about the journal in its launch Editorial by the Editor-in-Chief Ahmed A. Moustafa.
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Our new open access journal Discover Artificial Intelligence has published its first articles! Discover more about the journal in its Editorial by the Editor-in-Chief Okyay Kaynak.
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Our new open access journal Discover Mental Health has published its first article! Read the commentary on "Climate change and mental health" by Julio Licinio & Ma-Li Wong now online.
Great review on climate change adaptation in countries affected by conflict using the Global Adaptation Mapping Initiative (GAMI) dataset.
Fantastic review in Discover Sustainability from @AshaSitati, @NickZimson and colleagues around the world on climate change adaptation in conflict-affected countries. Not just an important topic, but a great example #opendata use. link.springer.com/article/10…
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Opportunity for scholars of gender and health.
Delighted to announce a new call for papers in Discover Social Science and Health - for a new collection "Examining the evidence: The influence of #gendernorms on health" see below or get in touch for more information! link.springer.com/collection…
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Fascinating case study in Discover #AI on using conversational AI to provide therapeutic education for diabetes sufferers. Presenting AIDA, the Artificial Intelligence Diabetes Assistant: link.springer.com/article/10…
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"... if a T-800 hurts or kills a human, the machine is not to blame, as it is following its basic programming ..." As part of the launch of Discover AI, read the fascinating perspective of @Patrick_Henz on AI ethics and legality
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Our colleagues @BMC_series are doing fantastic work in opening up #peerreview - for #PeerReviewWeek21, we highly recommend reading their blog on the progress made and plans for the future: bit.ly/3ACzra7
