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Elliot Page named one of Time's most influential people - Vimarsana News

Elliot Page named one of Time's most influential people

Halifax actor and activist Elliot Page has been recognized by Time, an American news magazine, as one of the most influential people of 2024.

Darrel J. McLeod, Naomi Klein and David A. Robertson among 2024 BC and Yukon Book Prizes finalists - Vimarsana News

Darrel J. McLeod, Naomi Klein and David A. Robertson among 2024 BC and Yukon Book Prizes finalists

Books by authors Helen Knott, John Vaillant and Y-Dang Troeung are also on the award lists.

Source: cbc.ca
Spring books preview 2024: 30 new fiction and non-fiction reads - Vimarsana News

Spring books preview 2024: 30 new fiction and non-fiction reads

Emily Donaldson rounds up the most promising titles of the season to add to your reading list

Daily briefing: Tweeting about your paper doesn't boost citations - Vimarsana News

Daily briefing: Tweeting about your paper doesn't boost citations

Posting about a paper on X seems to boost engagement but not citations. Plus, researchers pinpoint humans’ first home outside Africa and what the science says about the Baltimore bridge collapse. Posting about a paper on X seems to boost engagement but not citations. Plus, researchers pinpoint humans’ first home outside Africa and what the science says about the Baltimore bridge collapse.

Source: nature.com
The 'Mother Tree' idea is everywhere — but how much of it is real? - Vimarsana News

The 'Mother Tree' idea is everywhere — but how much of it is real?

A popular theory about how trees cooperate has enchanted the public and raised the profile of forest conservation. But some ecologists think its scientific basis has been oversold. A popular theory about how trees cooperate has enchanted the public and raised the profile of forest conservation. But some ecologists think its scientific basis has been oversold.

Source: nature.com