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Science on the Spree geht in die dritte Runde! Am 24. Juni 2025 treffen Politik und Wissenschaft erneut auf offener Bühne zusammen. Das Thema diesmal: Klimaanpassung. Jetzt anmelden und live oder per Stream dabei sein: spklr.io/6014hZsA #ScienceOnTheSpree

Humans may have been making tools from whale bones up to 20,000 years ago, according to evidence presented in Nature Communications. The discovery helps broaden the understanding of early human use of whale remains and provides a snapshot of ancient whale ecology: spklr.io/6018he9O

Hundreds of thousands of children around the world made impassioned appeals to adults about the dangers of climate change. A report detailing how climate inaction will consign people born today to a lifetime of weather extremes must awaken responsibility. spklr.io/6012huDO

🔬 Gender diversity drives better science. Our new report explores gender representation in peer review at Nature Portfolio journals. Read the blog by Sowmya Swaminathan & Marios Karouzos: 🔗 spklr.io/6018h90O

In this #SocSciMatters blog, Deniz T. Kılınçoğlu, author of Palgrave Macmillan's The National Mind, discusses how understanding our ‘National Minds’ can help pave the way towards a less tribalistic future: spklr.io/6012h9Fu

The further a scientist moves away from the topic of their previous work, the fewer citations their new work will receive, an analysis of millions of scientific papers and patents reveals. The findings are published in Nature: spklr.io/6013hiCT

Our new white paper, launched by nature Editor-in-Chief Magdalena Skipper, uncovers significant global disparities in research integrity training — including differences in access, timing, methodology, and understanding. Learn more about the key findings: spklr.io/6012hiIm

In the past, it was common to consume turtle meat in Cabo Verde. But in 1987, they passed a law preventing hunt and consumption of loggerhead sea turtles. João José Mendes de Oliveira and Karetta, a 5-year-old German Shepherd, work to stop turtle poachers. spklr.io/6019hiIZ

Our Apress title 'We Just Build Hammers' applies a lens of speculative and science fiction to connect you with a historical lineage of thinkers and activists in the responsible tech movement. Its narrative spans a century of major technological upheavals: spklr.io/6013hBJ9

Nearly 900 tornadoes have torn through more than 30 states so far this year, killing dozens of people, shredding buildings and landscapes, and costing billions. But why has this tornado season been so destructive? What’s driving these damaging storms? spklr.io/6011hBI7

There are a few animals that pretty much everyone likes: pandas, kittens and tigers. Dolphins would probably make the list for most folks. But could we speak to dolphins? A large language model for dolphin vocalization could let us better understand them: spklr.io/6010hP5p

Women remain underrepresented in key disciplines, professions, and regions. Our new report explores gender disparities across the publication journey. We believe transparency is vital to progress and we’re proud to share insights that help drive change: go.sn.pub/2bueud

"More than a fingerprint on a pebble: A pigment-marked object from San Lázaro rock-shelter in the context of Neanderthal symbolic behavior" was one of our top-rated articles on Altmetric this past week. Read the #OA article published here: spklr.io/6012hcPE

The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanwu Festival, is celebrated #OnThisDay in China and other East Asian countries. It has a history of over 2,000 years and the main highlight is the dragon boat races, where teams paddle in long narrow boats decorated like dragons.🐉⛵

Seeking a job in science? Why is recruitment often speedier in industry? Julie Gould investigates what the two sectors can learn from each other in the race to source top talent. spklr.io/6013hH8X