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Ronen Tamari @ronentk.me · 17/09/2026

I'm convinced that open social protocols like #atproto have a crucial role to play in the future of science. Excited to share MOSAIC - our best effort at articulating the thesis, why it matters, and how to build and fund it (in collab w/ @exgenesis.ingroup.social ) 🧵

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MOSAIC — Modular Open Science, AI & Collective Intelligence

MOSAIC is an R&D program to build a new medium for large-scale, AI-augmented networked research.

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Curvenote® @curvenote.com · 17/09/2026

Lead UX designer, @mikemorrison.bsky.social also studies interface design for scientists. He used @curvenote.com SCMS to host his own journal, Science UX: real DOIs, Google Scholar indexing, + more, published in one command. Same platform for a single researcher or a large publisher. Here's how 🎥

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Why I Started My Own Scientific Journal with the Curvenote SCMS

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Aris @aris-pub.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

A map of the reader-facing and interface design side of scientific publishing, the field in which ARCH, Press, RSM Studio, and the rest of Aris are built for, and the many others building in it.

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Mike Morrison @mikemorrison.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

Fighting over authorship order is so 1800s. Let's build an IMDB for science with CRediT Roles: youtu.be/Sq0710DfvMw

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Ronen Tamari @ronentk.me · 22/07/2026

This is why @atproto.science is so relevant rn This compilation of essays indicates that scientists are most frustrated by insufficient “community tools and resources... Essential infrastructure for sharing, maintaining and building on existing work and data is also badly underdeveloped." >

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What Scientists Said: Results from Astera's First Essay Competition

Astera recently hosted its first essay competition, focused around metascience.

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leotrs @leotrs.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

Science's Editor-in-Chief says AI in publishing is "slower, worse, and more expensive." Same journal, same month that published Biomni. Two flagship journals now framing the same category in opposite directions. hallway.aris.pub/no/017/

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No. 017 - The Hallway Track

How AI is affecting the practice of science.

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leotrs @leotrs.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

Biomni is now in 10,000+ labs and just cleared peer review in Science. Same week, DeepMind's Co-Scientist published in Nature. Two weeks from product launch to peer-reviewed institutional endorsement. The verification layer is already behind.

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No. 016 - The Hallway Track

How AI is affecting the practice of science.

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Mike Morrison @mikemorrison.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

Wanna help improve science with better design? Join us in the ScienceUX community! Here's a tour of the projects you could join: youtu.be/XVM86B8VNz0 Discord invite: discord.gg/q5r2W2Hs2

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leotrs @leotrs.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

My new paper is up on Scroll Press: interactive figures, live math, reads fine on a phone, permanent link and a DOI. scroll.press/2026/rich-are-loopy If you write in Quarto, MyST, Jupyter, or Typst, your HTML paper can live here the same way.

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The rich are loopy: a spectral framework for loop structure in the rich club

The rich club coefficient $\phi(k)$ quantifies whether high-degree nodes interconnect more densely than expected, but it is blind to the structure of those interconnections and offers no principled wa...

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Mike Morrison @mikemorrison.bsky.social · 08/07/2026

Ever had to scroll up in a scientific article to find where some abbereviation was defined like Jargon Word (JW)? No more! youtu.be/E_0yEzIM5ac

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Ronen Tamari @ronentk.me · 23/06/2026

"The truly visionary AI for Science company is not automating experiments or AI-generating Nature papers, but building technology to improve the collective sensemaking ability of scientists @cosmik.network and alphaXiv are both examples of startups trying to build new sensemaking infrastructure"

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Science as Collective Sensemaking

What is Science?

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Aris @aris-pub.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

The infrastructure question still lies beyond the capability question this week: vocabulary for what counts as a citation, provenance signals that survive retrieval, paper formats that recognize AI readership.

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Gilad Feldman @giladfeldman.bsky.social · 17/06/2026

⚡ Metaventory: building better science ⚡ Had many discussions about the need for mapping out all that's meta-science: people, tools, events, jobs, simulations, etc. in one place. Metaventory aims to help connect those interested in meta-science & improving science. metaventory.vercel.app

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Dryad @datadryad.bsky.social · 03/06/2026

Who Will Keep Research Data Infrastructure Open and Running? In a new article in @issuesinst.bsky.social Dryad ED Jennifer Gibson and @investinopen.bsky.social ED Kaitlin Thaney investigate what it will take to keep research data alive. 🧪 bit.ly/43NEEMw #opendata #datasharing #openresearch

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Who Will Keep Research Data Infrastructure Open and Running? | Real Numbers

The scientific community must consider the longevity of open research infrastructure—why it might fail and how to prevent it.

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Aris @aris-pub.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

1/5 A research manuscript on the web should be readable on any device, durable for decades, and accessible to assistive tech and machine readers alike. We wrote down what that requires at the level of HTML structure and have been building against it internally since February. ARCH 1.0 is now public.

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Aris @aris-pub.bsky.social · 01/06/2026

When AI research agents narrow rather than broaden scientific exploration, the metadata and governance infrastructure that shapes what they search becomes a constraint on what science gets done.

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Posit @posit.co · 31/05/2026

"If I make a chart, I need to stop for five minutes and look at the damn thing." Vincent Warmerdam on The Test Set making the case that staring at a chart is still a skill. One of the more quietly radical takes of the AI era. Listen now on The Test Set posit.co/thetestset/e....

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Richard Sever @richardsever.bsky.social · 30/05/2026

"Hypothesis generation: pretty good...data analysis: a super power...executing experiments: not so much" AI can help at every stage of the research cycle. Jonah Cool from @anthropic.com discuss the benefits of integrating frontier models and potential concerns youtu.be/sz1vQyBzSgw?...

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Interview with: Jonah Cool

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Aris @aris-pub.bsky.social · 25/05/2026

When AI agents p-hack in ways reviewers can't see, named accountability at every step of the research pipeline stops being a policy preference and becomes infrastructure.

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Richard Ferro, MD MSc @richferro.com · 19/05/2026

You don’t build community with technology. You build it with trust.

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Ronen Tamari @ronentk.me · 18/05/2026

Curious convergences between social network protocols, AI and research infrastructure - what if we we combined them all together?

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Aris @aris-pub.bsky.social · 18/05/2026

When $172M in new funding explicitly requires open weights and public training artifacts, the infrastructure layer is encoding reproducibility as a default rather than an afterthought.

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Aris @aris-pub.bsky.social · 11/05/2026

Lu et al.'s decoupling of knowledge quality from human attribution in peer-review is the structural gap that reader-side tooling has to fill, which is why The Lancet's 1-in-277 citation-fabrication figure isn't just a peer-review story, it's a science communication story.

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Richard Sever @richardsever.bsky.social · 13/04/2026

“Policy analysis reveals that only combined interventions such as review infrastructure investment paired with institutional quality standards can restore positive knowledge production” 👀

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ORCID @orcid.org · 02/04/2026

We’re making researcher data more useful 🛠️ In 2025, #ORCID launched: ✅ The Featured Works section ✅ 13 new work types for Arts & Humanities ✅ Expanded Community Trust Network See our full 2025 impact in the new Annual Report: doi.org/10.23640/07243.31846192

Read about the impact we've made together. Now Available: ORCID's 2025 Annual Report

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