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In the dynamic landscape of scientific inquiry, conflicts are inevitable, but how we manage them can make all the difference. Led by Dr. Jennifer Swann, this webinar will provide practical strategies and effective communication techniques to navigate conflicts within the laboratory setting. Register at https://buff.ly/4bCRDD4.

WOW! Is all we can say to the update on this grant! Follow along these slides to read about the awe inspiring impact Dr. Straehla has made. To read the full report on this grant, feel free to head over here https://bit.ly/3wdPVYZ to learn more!

Save the date! The 7th Perspectives on Scientific Error conference will take place on February 5-7, 2025 at University of Bern, Switzerland. If you're interested in errors, fraud, negligence, or hype in science, please join us! You can already check out our fantastic line-up of keynote speakers here: https://errorsin.science/

The 11th r3.0 International (online) Conference 'Tipping Points on Tipping Points - Building Necessary Collapse Resilience' on September 10/11 has four main themes, each with extraordinary speakers. The Fourth Session is focused on our signature issue of Thresholds & Allocations. Thresholds approximate where systems transgress their carrying capacities and so enter the danger zone where tipping points can be crossed at any moment, triggering systemic collapses. As Mark McElroy first established in his 2008 dissertation, carrying capacity transgressions apply not only to ecological system overshoot, but also social system undershoot (hence our use of the term "caring capacity".) Allocations require all actors to take accountability for their fair share responsibility of respecting systemic carrying capacities. Here's the set of speakers we will discuss with. Next week we'll discuss their individual contributions in more depth. Get your ticket at https://lnkd.in/e8QSWjVX and be with us for all 4 conference topics, discussed on September 10/11 online.

The 11th r3.0 International (online) Conference 'Tipping Points on Tipping Points - Building Necessary Collapse Resilience' on September 10/11 has four main themes, each with extraordinary speakers. The Fourth Session is focused on our signature issue of Thresholds & Allocations. Thresholds approximate where systems transgress their carrying capacities and so enter the danger zone where tipping points can be crossed at any moment, triggering systemic collapses. As Mark McElroy first established in his 2008 dissertation, carrying capacity transgressions apply not only to ecological system overshoot, but also social system undershoot (hence our use of the term "caring capacity".) Allocations require all actors to take accountability for their fair share responsibility of respecting systemic carrying capacities. Here's the set of speakers we will discuss with. Next week we'll discuss their individual contributions in more depth. Get your ticket at https://lnkd.in/e8QSWjVX and be with us for all 4 conference topics, discussed on September 10/11 online.

40 stories for 40 years of EU Research and Innovation 2024 marks 40 years since the launch of the @EU’s first funding programme dedicated to science, research and innovation. The report presents 40 stories to illustrate the breadth of R&I made possible through EU R&I funding and the results achieved over the last 40 years. It covers industrial innovation, health, transport, energy, society, the environment, food, digitalisation, international cooperation, security, and space. Report - https://lnkd.in/eNW5C-am

Check out how Society for Advancement of Violence and Injury Research leveraged joyn's technology for their upcoming conference. Our modules are fully integrated! This means that your accepted submissions can easily become part of your conference content. No more logging into multiple systems, dealing with systems that don't talk to each other or downloading and uploading information. With joyn's Enterprise package, you can have Membership, Conference and Submissions & Reviews on one platform. #associationmanagementsoftware #ams #amsvendor #joynams #asae #aamse

On July 5, Partner Eric Emch will speak at CRESSE - Competition and Regulation European Summer School and Conference’s 18th International Conference on Competition and Regulation. Dr. Emch will be a panelist in the Special Policy Session, “Use and Reliability of Empirical Approaches in Competition Cases.” The annual CRESSE conferences focus on competition and/or regulation issues, with an emphasis on the policy relevance of recent research. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eFFb4iUe #beyondexpertsbetterexperience #antitrust

Congratulations Robert Bilkovski, MD, MBA; John Beard; Sakari Lamminmäki, and our own Karen K. Giuliano, PhD, RN, MBA, FAAN on the reach of your research! It's wonderful that the article, "Comparative analysis of signal accuracy of three SpO2 monitors during motion and low perfusion conditions" has been read by so many thus far. Link to the article - https://lnkd.in/ePT8VVe5 #Research #Nursing

In Latin America, the imposition of English and article processing charges (APCs) in scientific publishing disproportionately affect researchers from non-English-speaking countries, threatening the regional editorial ecosystem. The pandemic and political instability have worsened scientific funding. In Ecuador, we are advancing open science policies through various institutions. At CEDIA, we support implementing scientific data repositories and CRIS systems, aligning with the global need for equitable access to knowledge. This approach aims to democratize knowledge access, strengthen the country's scientific infrastructure, and foster inclusive and transparent collaboration.