If you use Wikipedia, you've seen pop-ups like this. If you're like me, you may have donated as a result. Wikipedia is an amazing website, and the appeals seem heartfelt. But I've now learnt the money isn't going where I thought...

OK, hear me out, this was actually a visionary and inspired action.

I'd like to think Vincent himself would have loved this action and cheered on the activists. It was punk, full of life, and in tune with this vibrantly beautiful Earth, just like he was. There is no art on a dead planet.

One to watch! An empowering documentary of lives of “Gast”-Arbeiter*innen from Turkey and their children in Germany by telling the stories of the music they played, produced, and listened to. Also shows how music reflected the exploitation and racism people faced early on

Massive news: eLife to abolish accept/reject decisions: papers will just be “peer reviewed”. Others can argue about this, but lots of interesting consequences. 1/9 elifesciences.org/articles/83889

Oh. Hier wird es spannend: #Politik, die unser Klima schädigt, ist nicht nur eine #Dummheit, sondern auch kriminell. Sie ist durch kein noch so populäres Anliegen zu rechtfertigen. Wenn sie sich gegen unseren unersetzlichen Lebensraum richtet, macht sie besonders fassungslos.

WE ARE HIRING! 🤖🐟🐁🦜 We are excited to announce that the application window for our 9 Phd and Postdoc positions at Science of Intelligence is now open! Check out the first official announcements and stay tuned for the others! APPLY BY 24 NOV! scienceofintelligence.de/call-for-appli… #jobs

just made a "decentralized" "alternative" to twitter; everyone should go "join" it to make an account: fork github.com/diracdeltas/tw… to tweet: git commit --allow-empty to follow someone: git remote add <alias> <their fork url> to retweet: git cherry-pick <their "tweet">

apparently it’s #move-ember, so fits perfectly that i moved to berlin and mastodon yesterday 🥳 you can find me on mastodon: @[email protected]

Super excited that our paper got published today Nature Physics! Really thankful to all co-authors. We explore the critical behavior observed in giant fish shoals 🐟🐠🐡nature.com/articles/s4156…

We’re back again in beautiful Teapa, #Mexico trying to uncover the mysteries of the collective waves of the sulfur fishes — together with teams from @michitobler lab and DACBiol. So many great minds for studying these great fishes!

Nice wrap up of why we study sulphur fishes...these gigantic shoals work like brains...IGB Berlin (now on Bluesky) Science of Intelligence tagesspiegel.de/denken-zwische…

Night lizards, magic Village of #Tapijulapa, pejelagarto and a lot of hard work! What a great time in Mexico! #teamfish

We say goodbye to the #sulphurmolly! Thousands of fish waves and bird attacks are recorded, temperture tolerance tests show how tough these fishes are w/o oxygen. We worked with great people from Arias-Rodriguez lab DACBiol and @michitobler lab. #fieldwork #teamfish

Sulphur mollies and sulphur gambusia live in oxygen-free waters in Mexico with temperatures often > 35°C. #CTmax experiments under #hypoxia revealed that mollies can tolerate up to 43.2 °C, even higher than with O2 in the water! Unbelievable! #teamfish biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Great collaboration of IGB Berlin (now on Bluesky) Science of Intelligence and DACBiol researchers. Study let by Korbinian Korbinian Pacher and Natalia Nat Had a great time and we did some great research together! #teamfish #fieldwork 2/2

Our synthetic crew is out to #Erfurt for a workshop on structure in biological systems. Great presentations about structures in fish, human and robot swarms and collectives! Science of Intelligence Pawel Romanczuk

We are on our way back to Berlin. With loads of new experiences but most importantly with a lot of promising data! Handing the field station over to @michitobler ! Have fun guys! #teamfish #teambird #fieldwork

Very excited that my first lead author paper is out now! We found that seabirds benefit by hunting with sailfish. As the sailfish break down the cohesion of the prey group with their attacks, presumably making catching fish easier for the birds! royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…