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#OnThisDay, we celebrate Origami Day! From a single sheet of paper, centuries of creativity have produced everything from delicate cranes to intricate geometric designs. Today, origami brings together art, mathematics, engineering, and imagination. 🦢✨

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#OnThisDay in 1887, Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu was born. The pioneering Romanian engineer spent decades at the Geological Institute, leading laboratory research and field studies that helped identify new deposits of coal, natural gas, copper and other resources. ⚙️🔬

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Publishing a book can increase your visibility, credibility, and recognition by bringing together years of research into a single, comprehensive work. To get started, submit your book idea and we’ll match you with an editor. Learn more: https://t.co/S2Bakg9owT

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#OnThisDay in 1914, Hedy Lamarr was born. Away from the Hollywood spotlight, she co-developed a frequency-hopping communication system designed to resist radio jamming, pioneering ideas that would influence modern wireless technology. 📡

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Congratulations to Duke University librarian Zhaneille Green, winner of the 2026 Cynthia Graham Hurd Memorial Award! 👏

She’s recognised for her work supporting librarians with digital identity, user privacy and access to digital content.

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Review of Philosophy and Psychology
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Tertiary Education and Management
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More than 3,000 years after Tutankhamun was buried, the first step to his tomb emerged from the sand. #OnThisDay in 1922, Howard Carter's team made the discovery in Egypt's Valley of the Kings, beginning one of archaeology's most famous stories. 🏺

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Congratulations to the 2026 Inspiring Women in Science Award winners!

Celebrating Alexandra (Zan) Paterson and Share the Knowledge for advancing science and helping create new opportunities for women and young people in STEM.
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#WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM

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International Journal for Philosophy of Religion
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This publication by Volume Editors Nicolas de Warren and Ted Toadvine reflects an ambitious effort to map the historical, contemporary, and emerging landscapes of phenomenology across 200+ entries; it brings together an international range of experts ... https://t.co/98ATwKgXQv

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#OnThisDay in 1815, George Boole was born. The English mathematician and logician developed Boolean algebra, turning logic into mathematics and laying foundations that would later become essential to digital computers and modern technology. 💻➗

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The Journal of Ethics, latest issue https://t.co/37TQ6v8XnE

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Things are getting dark this Halloween... very dark. #OnThisDay, we celebrate Dark Matter Day, shining a light on one of physics' biggest mysteries: Scientists can detect its effects, but what dark matter actually is remains unknown. 🎃🌌

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#OnThisDay, Día de los Muertos celebrations continue in Mexico and beyond. Through November 2, families honor loved ones who have died with ofrendas, flowers, food, and memories shared across generations. 🌼🕯️

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In support of #WorldCitiesDay, explore the SDG 11 Hub for research, resources and the latest publications on sustainable cities and communities, plus information on publishing your own work.

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Philosophical Studies https://t.co/kSm7elc7xl

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#OnThisDay in 1675, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz first wrote a symbol every calculus student now knows: ∫. Derived from the Latin summa, meaning “sum,” his elegant notation became a lasting part of the language of mathematics. 🧮✨

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Kann KI unsere Beziehungen verändern?
Bei Science on the Spree diskutieren Expert:innen aus Forschung & Politik über Auswirkungen von KI auf Vertrauen, Kommunikation & psychische Gesundheit.

📍Haus der Kulturen der Welt + Livestream

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From connecting with publishing colleagues to launching Nature Books at the Frankfurt Book Fair, Tamsine shares a glimpse into her day as VP in the Books group at Springer Nature.

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