Neel Kolhe
@neel_kolhe
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PhDing @Obs_Paris in Galactic dynamics & the Intergalactic Medium | Sciences🤝Humanities | Astrophysics, Pedagogy, ecology, Spec-fic, right to repair
Paris/Mumbai
Joined April 2022
Related: I have Institute access to most major physical sciences publications, and also some other fields, but not as extensively, if anyone needs anything which they can't find for whatever reason, get in touch.
The Delhi High Court has ordered Sci-Hub, Libgen, and other shadow libraries to be banned in India. https://t.co/6qtynvvxtD
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Fantastic Idea. More library-esque availabliy of instruments and equipment to schools and colleges goes a long way.
JNP is offering a telescope library facility to schools. Schools can borrow telescopes/ binoculars/ gnomons from JNP to conduct sky-watch sessions for students. We invite all interested teachers/ schools to sign-up for this training workshop to avail this facility.
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The justification being energy costs is them betting on abundant green energy infrastructure for the masses not being a reality in the coming decades. Same goes for tech giants trying to privately operate nuclear plants. Bleak.
Space isn’t just for stars anymore. 🌠 Starcloud’s H100-powered satellite brings sustainable, high-performance computing beyond Earth. Learn more: https://t.co/euiyEGZaEP
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Spent some time yesterday trying to get pictures of the Apollo 11 descent stage from the Chandrayaan 2 data following the attached guide. I have highlighted the little west crater Imaged by Neil Armstrong from the ground. https://t.co/3S75Y4uFb4
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A supernova in UGC 2885, Rubin's Galaxy! Does anyone have a 4+m class telescope for follow-up? https://t.co/YWKUbi8jch
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Thinking about the 'to touch' replicas of fossils at the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales. All kinds of museums need to have 'to touch' replicas, frankly changes the whole experience of a museum. How else is one to pet an extinct giant cat.
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This was bound to happen. The focus is on publishing, not creating scholarship or meaningful knowledge production. https://t.co/GWCIYFC9OQ
telegraphindia.com
Leading scientists warn that flawed NIRF methodology fuels low-quality publications, fake citations, and academic manipulation, threatening India's research credibility
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Underlines the fact that there is a clear 'productive' barrier to llm/gen-images, and exploiting human emotions is one of the only viable markets for it, and that there is no 'ethical' leash. @postdocforever would rightly say 'this is due to the tendancy of profits to fall'.
We made ChatGPT pretty restrictive to make sure we were being careful with mental health issues. We realize this made it less useful/enjoyable to many users who had no mental health problems, but given the seriousness of the issue we wanted to get this right. Now that we have
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‘Never even travelled by train’: Aditi Parthe, 12-year-old daughter of porter, selected for Pune Zila Parishad's NASA tour My story, link in thread -
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Just found the link to the original high res posters after seeing this post, incredibly beautiful, Download here: https://t.co/8NefHxtJJf
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@jsbagla @timesofindia @PhDsofIndia @TheStrugglingS4 @mnwsth A good place to start 're-evaluation' is to give PhD students their salary on time.
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2/n 'competitive grants' These should be separate from salaries, and will need more public investment 'collaborative research' Make it easy for collaborators to come to India. 'top prizes' Don't matter if most of your research labour force isn't paid a living wage on time.
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1/n This piece is all over the place and makes no sense to me, reads like migraine blabber before morning coffee. There is no mention of this 'Network Project System' anywhere else. https://t.co/QZhIvgwyO3
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
India News: NEW DELHI: Government has asked ministries and central departments to re-examine the method of selection of guides for doctoral degrees (PhDs) and the.
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TIL There are stellar streams around our Milky Way ( giant trails of disrupted dwarf galaxies, globular clusters) named after the Jhelum, Ravi, Chenab and Indus rivers, discovered by Nora Shipp in her 2018 paper. Naming streams after rivers is a great idea, hope it catches on!
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A look back at everyone on Earth #OTD in 1977. NASA's Voyager 1 took the first image of the Earth and Moon in the same frame 48 years ago today. The spacecraft, which began its mission two weeks earlier, captured this scene from 7.25 million miles (11.7 million km) away.
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My latest *Locus* column is "Reverse Centaurs," and it sets out to unravel a paradox: how is that some AI's users describe their experience as a hellish ordeal, while others delight in the ways that AI is changing their lives for the better? https://t.co/K76hWjNO9A 1/
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A sample collected by NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover from an ancient dry riverbed in Jezero Crater could preserve evidence of ancient microbial life. Taken
Fund the sample return program, now of all times. Stuff like this needs to be in a Lab on earth ASAP.
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