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The First Image Ever of a Hydrogen Atom’s Orbital Structure
March 17, 2018Wikipedia shapes language in science papers, an “RCT” study
March 17, 2018All of a sudden, scientists become guinea pigs.
Nature News:
https://www.nature.com/news/wikipedia-shapes-language-in-science-papers-1.22656
Thompson and co-author Douglas Hanley, an economist at the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, commissioned PhD students to write 43 chemistry articles on topics that weren’t yet on Wikipedia. In January 2015, they published a randomized set of half of the articles to the site. The other half, which served as control articles, weren’t uploaded.
By February 2017, the chemistry articles had together received more than 2 million views. The researchers then analysed the text of 50 of the highest-impact chemistry journals published by Elsevier to see whether the language used in scientific papers had shifted by November 2016, nearly two years after the Wikipedia articles were posted
Peter Townsend (RAF officer) – Wikipedia
March 17, 2018Antony Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon – Wikipedia
March 17, 2018Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos C.E.O. and Silicon Valley Star, Accused of Fraud – The New York Times
March 16, 2018NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2018: route and street closures – Curbed NY
March 16, 2018https://ny.curbed.com/2018/3/9/17101022/nyc-st-patricks-day-parade-route-street-closures-2018
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When is the St. Patrick’s Day Parade?
The parade kicks off at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 17and it’ll broadcast live on NBC New York.
What is the parade route?
It’s a straight shot north on Fifth Avenue: The parade will begin on 44th Street, making its way north and passing the St. Patrick’s Cathedral on 50th Street and Fifth Avenue, and wrapping up outside of the American Irish Historical Society on 80th Street.
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