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 E-Mail IMAGE: A look at the last interglacial shows: Temperatures in the high alpine region were up to 4 degrees higher than today. These are significantly higher values than at lower altitudes.... view more  Credit: Martin Trüssel The Last interglacial period was the last warm period before our present Holocene age and dates back some 129,000 to 116,000 years ago. It is more and more in the focus of research interest, as this period could be used as a possible test bed for warmer c...

Office of Scholarly Communication     The eScholarship Publishing program of the University of California is pleased to announce the launch of Combinatorial Theory, a new mathematics journal expecting its first issue in Spring 2021. This journal will publish papers in Combinatorics, an active area of mathematical research with applications throughout the mathematical, computational and natural sciences. Combinatorial Theory is owned by mathematicians who believe in the importance of unfette...

CERN announces new open data policy in support of open science A new open data policy for scientific experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will make scientific research more reproducible, accessible, and collaborative 11 December, 2020 Data storage solutions at the CERN data centre (Image: CERN) Geneva, 11 December 2020. The four main LHC collaborations (ALICE, ATLAS, CMS and LHCb) have unanimously endorsed a new open data policy for scientific ex...

Credit: Cambridge University Press Cambridge University Press is launching a new, Open Access journal - Environmental Data Science - dedicated to the potential of artificial intelligence and data science to enhance our understanding of the environment, and to address climate change. It will promote interdisciplinary approaches that allow researchers to use insights from the worlds ever-growing store of environmental data to support analysis and inform decision-making. The journal will be led b...

Bradley Stoke Library closed following positive coronavirus case The council has said the risk to members of the public who visited the library is "extremely low" THE BIGGEST STORIES ACROSS BRISTOL IN YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee our...

Reimagine Biomedical Research for a Healthier Future: Essay Challenge Reimagine Biomedical Research for a Healthier Future Essay Challenge. The biomedical research enterprise experienced a year of reckoning in 2020. Global cooperation to create a COVID-19 vaccine at an unprecedented pace shows the promise of research. Yet the pandemic, the resulting economic and social uncertainties, and the urgency of addressing systemic racial and regional inequities all add to longstanding concerns about the...

Theyre talking about, well, these are people who havent been voting in a couple years. so isnt it okay to purge em? i say, well, lets look at the drivers license. so should -- who would think that its okay that if you dont drive this year or next year, you lose your drivers license? the point of democracy is to have free and fair and open access to -- to the ballot so that people can participate. >> driving is not a constitutional right. latasha brown, thank you very much for joining us. good to...

York. the question is did anything happen there, and thats also part of the fbi investigation. but you can bet that both the fbi here in the united states and those who are liasing in the embassy in riyadh are doing everything they possibly can to get the details. the question becomes how much is the kingdom of saudi arabia going to contribute to that investigation. all indicators are theyre saying they are going to provide open access to all information, but sometimes thats a little bit tougher...

>> well, well continue, were asking you to continue to push information out around the tip line and also information to get to family and friends, and well be continuing to do that work. well be working in concert with the can coroner and other folks -- the coroner and other folks that are doing this effort. and then we want to take care of our first responders. our first responders this year have been through a lot. and so well be doing that work. and then well work to make sure that you are, h...

Vest, was there head gear? what does it mean when you say body armor? >> we can get more details on that at a later time. >> so what is next? >> well, well continue. were asking you to continue to push information out around the tip line and also information to get to family and friends. well be continuing to do that work. working in concert with the coroner and other folks that are doing this effort. and then we want to take care of our first responders. our first responders this year have been...