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Great presentation by Sergio Pelaez at #ATLC23 on Public Value Expressions in AI Patents. Builds on GPT classification method in arxiv.org/abs/2305.10383

The main figure from my proposal in this collection on enhancing the NIH -- we need more meta-science RCTs!

CSCS Professor Mark Newman (who also plays piano in his spare time) has a new book out about the science of music - musical instruments, sound, acoustics, hearing, and why music works the way it does, check it out: amazon.com/dp/B0C63YBLDX @umichlsa U-M Physics #scienceofmusic

We've extended our deadline to submit abstracts to our AOM PDW to July 24! Please come join us for an exciting panel at the intersection of sci of sci, AI/ML, and field experiments & exchange feedback w/ leading scholars Ina Ganguli 🇺🇦 🌻🪷 Yian Yin James Evans and Neil Thompson.

Before you head over to #ASA2023, take a few minutes to read Adam Gopnik's profile of Howie Becker in The New Yorker. What a mind. What a life. newyorker.com/magazine/2015/…

Faculty application season is starting up! Here's some thoughts on the process: docs.google.com/document/d/1Ye… Part of Tools for Science: docs.google.com/document/d/1jB… Also, my offer stands for 1-1 mentoring to anyone who wants to chat, just send me an email and we'll find a time!

We are restarting the network seminar series with the first talk on "Higher-Order Networks and Motif Analysis in Hypergraphs" talk on 5th October (4pm CET) by Quintino Francesco Lotito👆 w/marc santolini Research - Learning Planet Institute Sing up here #hypergraph forms.gle/Wxw8wgenWjJytq…

The Radical Reading Room relies on patrons & we need more supporters to keep us open. There are very few free public spaces in #SanFrancisco, & late night versions are rare indeed. Please consider supporting us financially, sharing this post helps givebutter.com/DCFreeSpaces

“The more uncomfortable truth is that academic science has never been a trade that selects for or supports the best scientific minds in the world.” New for Scientific American, regarding debates around the 2023 Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology scientificamerican.com/article/nobel-…

The Embassy San Francisco has been through a big transition the last year. We are taking on more residents this year & have 5 spots open 🥸😜🥳! We are looking for people actively excited to build & shape the next phase of this #IntentionalCommunity. linktr.ee/embassy2023

I'm hiring a Senior Research Associate (PI eligible) at UChicago's Knowledge Lab to build community, programs, and catalyzing research at the intersection of knowledge (e.g., STS, innovation, [mis]information), AI, and society. Please apply and forward! apply.interfolio.com/135089

You know those policies that some universities have that admit the top X% of each high school in the state? They're really good for disadvantaged students. They increase graduation rates and annual salaries of disadvantaged students *a lot*. zacharybleemer.com/wp-content/upl…

Do you want to use GPT for text annotation in social science?📕With Étienne Ollion Rubing Shen Arnault Chatelain we wrote a Nature Machine Intelligence correspondence on some risks of doing so. More in the 🧵below and in our paper🧾rdcu.be/dwCE2 1/9

🤩 SFI's John Miller & Scott Page lead SFI’s Grad Workshop in Computational Social Science Modeling & Complexity. 🚀 Their research interests include adaptive algorithms, behavioral economics, diversity in #complexsystems, & #computationalmodeling. ow.ly/i8kZ50Qq8fv

Our work on the trajectories of scientists in the knowledge space has been published in EPJ Data Science EPJ Data Science! We show that tools for studying human mobility can be applied to the mobility within scientific knowledge.🧵 doi.org/10.1140/epjds/…

Ursula K Le Guin coming in clutch like always

98% of people can't solve this!

It’s tax time again, so I’m going to continue to brag about this (and give you all lessons learned).

Interview with J. Cole on sociology of science: founding and development of the field !

It’s wild that Aaron Swartz was aggressively prosecuted for scraping JSTOR articles. Meanwhile huge companies routinely scrape the public internet and sell it for $20/month and all is well. Aaron helped create RSS, Creative Commons, Markdown and a little site called Reddit