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Scientists from the Spanish National Research Council CSIC united in the group CSICXPalestine meet every week in front of their respective institutes to support Gaza and Lebanon against Israel's attacks and denounce Israel's genocide and ethnic cleansing. CMIMA November 18, 2025

Using Math to Protect Fish in the Ocean Have you ever wondered how scientists count fish in the ocean? Fish are always moving, and the ocean is huge, so counting them is not easy! Scientists use stock assessments, a method that gathers clues such as how many fish are caught by fishing boats, how many are seen in surveys, and how fast fish grow. Using math and computer models, scientists predict how fish populations will change in the future. If too many fish are caught, there might not be enough left to reproduce, which is called overfishing. Stock assessments help managers decide how many fish can be safely caught. Scientists also protect special areas where fish lay eggs to help their numbers grow. By understanding stock assessments, we can help keep fish in the ocean for future generations. Thanks to ongoing work of scientists, we can enjoy fish today while making sure there are plenty left for tomorrow.

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Ever wondered how scientists count fish in the ocean? 🐠
This kid‑friendly article shows how math and clues help protect fish and prevent overfishing. 🌊

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Scientists from the Spanish National Research Council CSIC united in the group CSICXPalestine meet every week in front of their respective institutes to support Gaza and Lebanon against Israel's attacks and denounce Israel's genocide and ethnic cleansing. CMIMA (ICM, IBE y UTM) November 5 2025

The pitfalls of an impoverished approach to culture: Commentary on Baumard and André

📢 Here is my commentary about the pitfalls of taking an impoverished evolutionary approach to culture, which include 'the limitations of a unidirectional model of evolution' and 'the neglect of niche construction theory'. #ehbea #evolution #psychscisky 🧪

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🦒Biologists are often drawn to charismatic species but they do not always have the opportunity to study them. This study reveals some fierce competition in certain academic fields, and illustrates unequal social distribution of research opportunities➡️https://buff.ly/kjYUIBg

Você sabe que agora pode votar no plebiscito popular a favor da redução da escala 6x1 e da taxação dos ricos pela internet?

Vote e compartilhe nos grupos de zap da família, dos amigos de futebol, das tias tricoteiras, da igreja (quem frequenta), etc.
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Morelli et al. (2025) show that traditional agricultural landscapes can sustain rich bird diversity. Nonetheless, shifts in land use strongly influence community composition and may drive biotic homogenization over time.

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In this new article on scientific racism (coauthored with @kevinlala.bsky.social, @kztwyman.bsky.social and Marcus Feldman), we present five impediments to countering racist pseudoscience and suggest strategies for containing its spread.

#ehbea #philsci #histsci #ishpssb2025 🧪

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Can Nature & People Thrive Together?
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An Aspirational Approach to Planetary Futures @nature.com.web.brid.gy
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Engaging Human Aspirations to Motivate Progress Towards a World Where People and Nature Thrive Together
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In science’s new era, open and transparent cooperation remains key As China continues its scientific ascent, the rest of the world should keep engaging.

In science’s new era, open and transparent cooperation remains key 🧪 www.nature.com/articles/d41...

June issue: A Journal Club from Suvarna Khadakkar. go.nature.com/4lfB9p2

Four Common Problems In Environmental Social Research Undertaken by Natural Scientists Why do natural scientists continue to conduct and review environmental social science research without training and experience in the social sciences? Perh

why are so many wildlife biologists (and vets) doing social science research with no social scientist(s) in the research team? Advice: "Martin, V. Y. 2020. Four common problems in environmental social research undertaken by natural scientists. BioScience, 70(1), 13–16. doi.org/10.1093/bios...

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Habedank et al. extend the ecological application of link prediction algorithms by incorporating the node perspective 🌍 🧪 Read more here 👇

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Excited about our new preprint: 1st successful genome-wide study of >61,000 panic attack and 29,000 panic disorder cases. www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1... We find 17 associations & evidence that peripheral neurons in eye, lungs and heart are involved in panic & other psychiatric disorders 1/n

Cancer vaccines will be a big part of the future of immunotherapy. A new, super review @thelancet.com
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Capa do livro O Gene Egoísta, de Richard Dawkins. É uma capa preta sem ilustrações, com o título O Gene em verde destacado no centro e a palavra egoísta em cor branca

O Gene Egoísta é um delírio

Neste fio eu procuro argumentar que a metáfora usada por Dawkins no seu livro mais famoso induz a uma visão equivocada sobre a evolução biológica e possui implicações políticas.

Cola aí e vamos tentar entender por que os seus genes NÃO são gângsteres de Chicago.

Building networks for biodiversity and food system transformation Nature Reviews Biodiversity, Published online: 16 June 2025; doi:10.1038/s44358-025-00063-8The global food system accelerates biodiversity loss, which in turn undermines the resilience and sustainability of food production. Strategic, coordinated action across the food system’s diverse actors and networks is essential to drive structural change and reverse biodiversity loss.

New online! Building networks for biodiversity and food system transformation

An illustration of a man with his legs on fire trying to pour water on them with text that says: I study burnout. I didn't think it could happen to me.

"From my research on burnout, I knew the risk factors—long hours, poor boundaries, chronic stress. But I had completely ignored them creeping into my own life." #ScienceWorkingLife scim.ag/4jPkreX

Racismo ambiental e justiça climática: nota pública pressiona Congresso por medidas urgentes - Oxfam Brasil O documento propõe a participação efetiva das comunidades em decisões, reparação para vítimas de crimes ambientais, garantia de que a transição energética beneficie a todos e rejeição a projetos que f...

Racismo ambiental e justiça climática: nota pública pressiona Congresso por medidas urgentes www.oxfam.org.br/noticias/rac...

Human–nature relationships through the lens of reciprocity: Insights from Indigenous and local knowledge systems In the context of climate change, biodiversity decline and social injustice, reciprocity emerges as a way of living and being in this world that holds transformative potential. Concepts of recipro...

People & Nature Can Thrive Together.
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Biogeochemical consequences of marine fisheries and aquaculture Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, Published online: 18 February 2025; doi:10.1038/s43017-024-00633-yMarine fisheries and aquaculture support global food security. This Review considers how fishery and aquaculture activities influence marine nutrient…

New online! Biogeochemical consequences of marine fisheries and aquaculture

Anthropocene = Mass Extinction?
Don't Believe the Hype. 🌎🌿🌏🐛🌍🍄
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Acho uma loucura começar a quantificar acesso a artigos como critério de relevância científica... que buraco.

Roteiro para Aïnouz (Vol. 2) - Don L

Starch-rich plant foods 780,000 years ago

More fascinating evidence for the importance of plants in early human diets! 🌱🌱🌱

For a whole range of reasons - not least the fact that plant gathering is often more strongly part of the female realm - plants have been vastly overlooked in human evolution.

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Can someone make a BlueSky but for photos ?

🎙️Devo-lutionary theory - OUT NOW!

💬 In this episode, we talk with Scott Gilbert & Tobias Uller, two of the authors who wrote Evolution Evolving: The Developmental Origins of Adaptation and Biodiversity.
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🎨: Keating Shahmehri
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