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As Sir David Attenborough reaches his centenary, his unparalleled natural history corpus constitutes one of the world’s richest repositories of biodiversity knowledge and ecological memory.
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Un emendamento al decreto Accise estende il divieto di chiamate commerciali senza consenso anche alle offerte di telecomunicazioni. Ma ora servono i provvedimenti di Agcom e Garante Privacy wired.it/article/telemarketi…
The @WaybackMachine makes every news outlet it archives more resilient against pressure to remove stories that threaten the powerful.
Tell the New York Times, The Atlantic, and USA Today to stop blocking @InternetArchive! savethearchive.com/newsleade…
Report MLOL 2025: dati e tendenze della lettura digitale in biblioteca blog.mlol.it/2026/05/27/repo…
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🧵OpenEvidence mi ha aiutato a gestire nel migliore dei modi, con approccio evidence based, decine di pazienti, ha cambiato la vita a me e a loro. Quando lavori come clinico full time è difficile stare al passo con le novità e rimanere aggiornato. Con @openevidence potevo 👇🏻
La UE ha appena bloccato l'accesso ad OpenEvidence, risorsa di valore inestimabile per i professionisti del settore sanitario. Devono sprofondare all'inferno. Continente finitissimo.
@openevidence
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Grazie a Veltroni e alla sua intervista a Claude, ho finalmente capito il significato del termine «cringe», che finora mi era stato spiegato solo in astratto
The persistent implementation gap: a critical policy analysis of institutional barriers in the EU orphan works regime emerald.com/dlp/article-abst…
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La tutela delle opere della tradizione culturale in Cina: uno sguardo al copyright cinese dall’IFLA
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Un donatore di organi può aiutare fino a 7-9 persone.
Ma nei primi 3 mesi del 2025 il 40% di chi ha rinnovato la carta d'identità si è opposto alla donazione
Eppure portarsi gli organi nell'oltretomba non serve a nulla
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Google Scholar is useful, but it's stuck in the past.
Ai2 is building a new AI-powered search engine for researchers.
It looks for papers, follows citations, evaluates relevance, runs follow-up queries, and shows you only relevant papers — and it's free:
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Danish universities have developed an online course on how to use generative AI for academic purposes:
It's self-paced and totally free.
Link: teachgenai[.]au[.]dk/learn-genai/learn-genai-course
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Limitation of Gemini Deep Research:
Gemini can't access full texts of paywalled research papers yet. This may be one of the major limitations holding AI back.
And it's not a limitation in terms of capability but legality and access.
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Want to learn how to supercharge your academic writing with AI?
I have a complete tutorial for you.
5,000+ academics including those at Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, and Yale are using it.
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5. Gemini will also give you an option open the article in Google Docs.
Click on "Open Docs" in the top-right corner and Gemini will creat a document.
Then click on "Open Docs" in the bottom-left corner and it will open your article.
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4. Once you are satisfied with the plan, click on "Start research."
Gemini will search relevant information on the web, analyze the results, and create a detailed article for you along with references.
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3. To edit your research plan click on "Edit plan" and Gemini will ask you what you would like to change.
Simply tell Gemini your preferences and it will revise the research plan.











