Sometimes, I get excited when an interesting paper cites mine. But then, more often than not, the citation will only be something like 'This is a tricky issue (Jefferson 2022)' #academicsky

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I’ve been reading “Organisms, Machines, and Thunderstorms: A History of Self-Organization” also by Keller, it’s in two parts, really good. You might already have seen but Agrens book “Gene’s Eye View…” the last chapter has an interesting thing on cultural role of evo theory.

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30,000 years ago, Ice Age Europe was more connected than we thought 🧬 A woman from Isturitz Cave (France) carried both western and eastern European ancestry, and #DNA from cave sediment shows western ancestry in Iberia survived the Last Glacial Maximum. 🏺 New in @science.org Advances: ⤵️

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Event-Tipp: Bei der Spezial-Semesterfrage-Ausgabe der Reihe Pint of Science: "How do we use light to build the computers of tomorrow?" gibt es die Gelegenheit, selbst Fragen zu stellen und #Wissenschaft hautnah zu erleben! 📅 19.11.2026, 19 Uhr 📍 Beavers Pub 👉 Jetzt Platz sichern!

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Drei #univie Expert*innen geben Einblicke in die großen Fragen: Wissenschaftshistoriker Nils Güttler, die Wissenschaftsphilosophin Sophie Veigl und der Quantenphysiker Philip Walther erklären, wie wissenschaftliche Fragen entstehen, unser Denken verändern und neue Perspektiven auf die Welt eröffnen💡

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