Fighting over authorship order is so 1800s. Let's build an IMDB for science with CRediT Roles: youtu.be/Sq0710DfvMw

Can we make ePoster presentations actually readable at a distance? Conferences are (happily) starting to let you use slides and/or zoom-in. Watch for good/bad examples: youtu.be/YJGEgv_jPqE

How to present an ePoster that people can actually read

YouTube video by Mike Morrison

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I was reconnecting my AirPods to my PC like 10 times a day via settings until I got frustrated enough to search (and find!) this fantastic little app: magicpods.app Posting because I feel genuinely over-benefited paying $2 for this much time savings and want to help the creator out.

MagicPods — hub of your Bluetooth headphones for Windows

Check AirPods battery on Windows with popup animation, noise control, hotkeys & more. Works offline, private, no ads.

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Wanna help improve science with better design? Join us in the ScienceUX community! Here's a tour of the projects you could join: youtu.be/XVM86B8VNz0 Discord invite: discord.gg/q5r2W2Hs2

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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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Ever had to scroll up in a scientific article to find where some abbereviation was defined like Jargon Word (JW)? No more! youtu.be/E_0yEzIM5ac

Good conversations at @force11.bsky.social FORCE2026 this week. Thanks to everyone who came to Curvenote's @mikemorrison.bsky.social session on "Connected Publishing" More to come on Curvenote Reader...... #Force2026 #Curvenote

🚀 Today we’re launching Curvenote Reader Curvenote Reader transforms existing research into connected, web-native reading experiences layered onto the systems repositories and publishers already use. No rebuilds. No workflow disruption. → curvenote.com/products/rea...

Wrote the missing "how to wrap a JS viz in an anywidget" tutorial for @curvenote articles opensci.dev/articles/con... includes a companion repo

Convert any Javascript Module to an AnyWidget - opensci.dev

A tutorial on how to create conformant AnyWidget front end modules for use in Curvenote articles

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@mikemorrison.bsky.social 's vision for #ScientificArticles www.youtube.com/shorts/76gEY... builds upon @worrydream.com who asked us to lean into how alive the #web can be with data, and to 'stop drawing dead fish' www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zfyt... Both authors are essential #ATscience viewing!

Bret Victor - Stop Drawing Dead Fish

YouTube video by stupidbob306

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Apparently when you listen to star wars music on Spotify, the play bar turns into a lightsaber?!

Excited to talk about modular science, Open Exchange Architecture, @curvenote.com and @continuous.foundation tomorrow. Will be a fun day learning all that is going on in this space. 🚀🚀

ATProto Science@atproto.science · 5mo ago

We're very honored to have @row1.ca & @matsulab.com as keynote speakers at #ATScience! Rowan & Matt will share their vision "Towards Modular Open Science" on moving beyond isolated papers toward a world of modular & interoperable research objects, leveraging #atproto as a decentralized backbone 🧪✨

Just made my first post from @curvenote.com to my PDS using the AT Proto variant of OXA 🚀🚀🚀. was still working on this when @row1.ca was giving his #ATScience talk yesterday. More about OXA and links to the PDS record in my post. opensci.dev/articles/hel...

Hello OXA:AT - opensci.dev

A post about publishing from Curvenote on AT Proto with OXA, published on AT Proto with OXA

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For those of you who've published 30+ scientific papers, how confident are you that you could recognize each one by the first 5 words of the title?

I used to judge the government in Terminator for giving full control over to Skynet. After 2 days with Clawbot, I kind of get it.

Can you spot the overlapping panels? Tell me which ones! The first three correct answers (either by illustration or a good description) will win that shiny Emoji Award. It will look so good on your resume! #ImageForensics

My thoughts on the #betterposter design: I now like it. Yes, it does cost a lot of space to put a huge callout, but it is easy to get the main takeouts of the study, which is what most people read anyway. I also weirdly love how it forces me to only put key points in it. Nobody scans the QR code.

I presented my first poster in the Neuroscience Research Day 2026! While I was preparing it, I discovered a new type of poster design by @mikemorrison.bsky.social. I didn't like it at first, but then was intrigued on its ability to generate more interaction. Results? I was talking the whole hour!

The scientific article is the album. What is a song?

Continuous Science Foundation@continuous.foundation · 6mo ago

Access removes locks. Structure creates movement. Why modular science changes everything. We unpack it here 👇 articles.continuousfoundation.org/articles/how...

Scientific publishing is still organized around bundles built for print. We use music’s shift from albums to streaming to argue why access and unbundling aren’t enough. Shared standards are the missing layer for reusable, trustworthy science. articles.continuousfoundation.org/articles/how...

Continuous Science Foundation@continuous.foundation · 6mo ago

Access removes locks. Structure creates movement. Why modular science changes everything. We unpack it here 👇 articles.continuousfoundation.org/articles/how...

In a digital world, we are increasingly constrained by boundaries that no longer make sense. In a world of artificial intelligence, what does the bundle prevent us from seeing?

Rowan Cockett@row1.ca · 6mo ago

Scientific publishing is still organized around bundles built for print. We use music’s shift from albums to streaming to argue why access and unbundling aren’t enough. Shared standards are the missing layer for reusable, trustworthy science. articles.continuousfoundation.org/articles/how...

When you submit a paper to a conference/journal how do you find all your coauthors' emails to enter/copy into the form? 1. Make authors organize their info all in one place before submission to make it easier 2. Copy-paste from our last email thread together 3. Other?

Who would like google scholar to give us a sleek "Your Year in Citations" replay like music apps do?

Instead of every app in your life doubling monthly prices for AI features, would you rather just hook apps to your OpenAI account and pay a 'gas bill' based on your usage?

You should be able to respond to reviewer comments with memes to liven up the peer review process.

Is there a word-phrase to describe citations that are meaningful, ones that understand the context in which what they are citing was written & that use the cited work in ways that enhance their own - the opposite of 'vanity referencing' [1/2] #AcademicSky #AcWri #AcademicWriting #AcademicPublishing

Play a little game and choose the right icon for each role in science. Play our CRediT Roles icon game/survey, and help make scientific authorship clearer and more accessible! creditsurvey.sciux.org #OpenScience #ScienceUX

How we've started doing weekly meetings in our #ScienceUX volunteer lab: Presenting new designs to each other in a virtual scientific conference hall. Come join the discord if you want to help improve science with better design! discord.gg/rNjNv2Ss

I've been on the road so I'm behind the times—but if you wanted to destroy US science, I can think of no more expedient action. Blatant unconstitutionality aside, fuck this backwards forwards and sideways. www.science.org/content/article/u-s-congress-considers-sweeping-ban-chinese-collaborations

Play a little game and choose the right icon for each role in science. Play our CRediT Roles icon game/survey, and help make scientific authorship clearer and more accessible! creditsurvey.sciux.org #OpenScience #ScienceUX

Hu & Bentler (1999) with >130k citations selected for huge citation and moderate actual impact--see Nils' rationale that a lot of citation use is unthinking or to stop thinking. What then is the prototype of prototypes for the moderate citation impact and moderate actual impact?

Nils Petras@nilspetras.bsky.social · 9mo ago

My point is not that their study is of poor quality or unimportant, to the contrary. My point is that we mostly use this paper as an excuse to stop thinking about model fit. Instead, we tend to use the authors' advise as rules of thumb, regardless of the appropriateness of the context.