🎙️ Exciting news from #WSARFM! Check out this 𝖢̶𝖺̶𝗅̶𝗅̶ 🎤Rap-for-Papers — made with love, fun and a bit of AI — to celebrate nearly two years of publication and with more to look forward to! Watch it on YouTube or the journal's website.
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WSARFM - Setting the Trend:
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WSARFM's Vol. 02:
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#CallForPapers: This topical issue curates recent advances and challenges in the study of large #signednetworks. The interplay between the structure of a network and the dynamics on its nodes remains a core study of #networkscience. Deadline for submissions is extended!
#CallForPapers: #Thinfilm#lithiumniobate (TFLN) inspires plenty of opportunities for developing novel signal processing devices, quantum interconnects, power-efficient light amplification/generation and so on. Contribute to this growing field of #nonlinearoptics in #TFLN.
Jointly organized by @worldscientific Annual Review of Functional Materials (#WSARFM) and Artificial Intelligence (#WSARAI), the themed issue "AI for Materials Discovery" is now Open for Submissions!
A highly publicized study in Nature claims that science has become less disruptive in recent decades. This new work combines perspectives and expertise in cultural evolution, complexity theory, ecology and the evolution of technology to reach a different conclusion. Read it now!
Leading materials research hub, IMRE @ASTARsg, announces the launch of WS Annual Review of Functional Materials (#WSARFM)!
Apply for open Editorial positions now to help define, critique, and spur the most innovative developments in functional materials research.
Now astronomers are appreciating a very different side of *real* black holes — the outside. JWST has been spotting tons of actively shining black holes, way more than expected, way back in the first billion years of cosmic history.
https://t.co/gxdcs5gJPA
It's been a real black hole summer for me.
First, I reported on some theoretical and extremely abstract work applying information theory to potentially answer the age-old question, what happens [to your qubits] when you fall into a black hole?
https://t.co/GR6tNMqfTi
Perhaps the rarest (if not, the only) lay article on the historical and recent developments of ab initio studies (mostly DFT and exchange-correlation functionals): https://t.co/amMdDRgy2X via @QuantaMagazine
As the world gets ready to witness Christopher Nolan's movie #Oppenheimer. So who was Oppenheimer? Julius Robert Oppenheimer was an American theoretical physicist often credited as the "father of the atomic bomb" for his role in the research that created the first nuclear weapons.
Read two interesting and readable titles Now , Let's learn J. Robert Oppenheimer's journey from being a brilliant physicist to leading the Manhattan Project.
Check out "Oppenheimer and the Manhattan Project" at https://t.co/VMqpfoA3su
Check out "The Hope and Vision of J Robert Oppenheimer" at https://t.co/RKGjJc9a0c
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Ongoing topical issues of @acs_wspc, targeted at the #netsci2023 crowd! Excited to see guest editor @elisa_omodei sharing both offline and online!
Check out other guest editors and fuller details in our #CallForPapers:
https://t.co/ajzEBLvtwd
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.@netsci2023 crowd! Check out our call for papers in @acs_wspc on #ComplexSystems for #SocialGood & don’t hesitate to come look for me to discuss potential submissions!
PS: Grab a flyer from any room to know more about the journal & the other cool topical issues!
Another small win for @acs_wspc in twitter sphere!
On the #cultural_complexity topical issue, learn about its significance in this twitter thread:
https://t.co/mqpAlF9Yol
Scenic picture of Editor-in-Chief @MartonKarsai with Associate & Topical Issue Editor @schichmax at #netsci2023, presenting our thematic issue on Cultural Complexity! (F. Schweitzer as former Editor-in-Chief.)
Explore the digital version here: https://t.co/79CyuezVXH
Hard to express my relief and excitement. This is a big milestone and proud moment for the frugal team @acs_wspc, of which I'd joined since late 2021. Fullest credits and deepest gratitude to ACS Editors and staff! Let's achieve more.
A picturesque moment with Prof. Stefan Thurner at #netsci2023: @MartonKarsai inaugurates ACS publications as the new Editor-in-Chief in 2023!
Explore and publish with Advances in Complex Systems (ACS) today:
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