Leo and Moshimo in Love? A Mother Describes The Matrix
When a mother watches a famous mind-bending sci-fi movie and then has to retell it, the results are lovable and hilarious.
When a mother watches a famous mind-bending sci-fi movie and then has to retell it, the results are lovable and hilarious.
When a versatile actor who really “becomes” his characters tackles a new biopic, he really transforms himself.
While the access debates have dominated, another debate has been emerging, one that perhaps has greater significance in the long run.
A stable satellite monitoring the sun reveals three years of images, a comet, a transit of Venus, two partial eclipses, and more as the sun approaches its solar maximum.
Articles are published before they’re reviewed; doubts about a paper are viewed as a positive status; papers only need to contain “science;” review and revision can continue forever; and PubMed Central is their certifying entity. Welcome to the world of F1000 Research.
Can peer review systems be run less expensively? Sure, if you eliminate major levels and elements of peer review.
Kmart = hip? Of course, as they demonstrate taboos, when combined properly, can be funny and memorable.
The recent sale of Mendeley exposed surprisingly naive perspectives on the company’s clear and inherent goals. Other venture capital plays are afoot in scientific publishing and academia. When will we stop being the prey?
An interview with designer Michael Bierut, about the history of typography, its current manifestations, the power of habituation, and why Parma matters.
A question you’ve probably never thought to ask, an answer that is more insightful than you might have imagined.