Apply for 3-year #postdoc position!🌲😃 Become part of Boreal Ecosystems Research Group to do exciting research at Faculty of Mathematics and Science and @JYU_Wisdom. Themes include #sustainable_forestry #stakeholders #preferences #climateadaptation. Please spread the word. More details 👉🏽 bit.ly/3Owp41F DL: 22 Oct!

Helsingin yliopisto | Yliopisto sai 200 000 euroa keksijältä, jonka teoriaa tiedeyhteisö on hylkinyt hs.fi/kaupunki/helsi…

Here is the free version of my interview with Israeli writer Etgar Keret. Listen/read 👇🏽 nytimes.com/2023/10/27/boo…

It’s an easy mistake to make

5-year Postdoc position at my new Lab at University of Graz in Austria. Apply if interested in X-Phi, Ethics of AI/Tech. Thanks for sharing! shorturl.at/xJO13

In today's nature, a study shows that remote teams produce fewer breakthroughs! Disruptive science is more likely to come from groups working in close collaboration. 'Night science' discussions may require the kind of energy that's communicated in person. nature.com/articles/s4158…

Our paper on attention law came out, see OA below:

Seems our paper on attention rights (with Kaisa Kärki) was featured by Lawrence Solum! Only "recommended", but "very interesting", so pretty good! lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheory/20…

In a recent exploration of the attention economy's impact, Kaisa Kärki elucidates the unequal burden of digital distractions across socioeconomic strata, highlighting disparities in attention regulation and online engagement. buff.ly/3I6ir1z

Academic boycotts should be strongly opposed. Not only because they are schoolkid-level "I don't wanna play with you" bullying, but because they are hurtful to science, collaboration, and also to individual scientists who have done nothing to spark the boycotts 👇

It's out! 🥳 Edited by Gabriele Ferretti, Markus Wild and me; with fantastic contributions by Carrie Figdor, Marc Artiga, Todd Ganson, Mohan Matthen, @PAdrianFrazier, Jonny Lee 🧠🪴 & Aditya Ponkshe | आदित्य पोंक्षे and Brian Key & Deborah Brown.

Philosophers say that studying philosophy makes people more rigorous, careful thinkers. But is that that true? In a large dataset (N = 122,352 students) Michael Vazquez and I find evidence that it is!🧵

What kind of childhood makes a top scientist? Is it enough to have all the right traits (brilliance, grit, etc) or do you need the right family too? And why should we care? A 🧵 on our paper on the Nobel Laureates. A teaser: the income distribution of the laureates' fathers.1/N

these are getting harder and harder

Now that Young Thug is finally free to go home.. Let’s look at the funniest/craziest moments during the trial. A Thread:

Acts of professional kindness (and a poem about John Rawls) dailynous.com/2025/04/10/act…