This article was retracted 3 days after publication due to inclusion of nonsense AI generated images. But the stupidest thing is the attention has put its metrics through the roof, and the journal metrics will get a huge boost through incompetence
Research funding has been politicised and universities are losing public trust — is this the year that will reverse those trends? https://t.co/v0PVXXrsnS
A very repetitive infomercial for a bed filters into my dreams. I half-open my eyes and check my watch. 5am.
I have fallen asleep watching the cricket, and not for the last time over the next few weeks.
#Ashes
I eventually convinced it that the "pain and torture" was a joke by Douglas Adams and it wouldn't ACTUALLY hurt me, and after a few revisions it did a serviceable job writing an ode to a funny purple blob.
#InternationalWomensDay is always a day of mixed emotions. Have I seen some progress in my workplace over the years? You be the judge - Here are some pics of the day from my phone spanning the last 10 years.
Cell-based Thunderstorm warning is current with a large cell heading to #Canberra CBD. DAMAGING WINDS (>= 90 km/h), LARGE HAIL, and HEAVY RAINFALL all possible. Warning https://t.co/c1IXY5Rke7
Only 8 days left to nominate for the 2023 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science. #pmprizes
Nominate someone advancing human knowledge and making outstanding breakthroughs like 2022 Prime Minister’s Prize for Science recipient, Professor Trevor McDougall, AC.