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RT @cogscikid: Excited to share a new project spanning cognitive science and AI where we develop a novel deep reinforcement learning model-….

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RT @MIT_CSAIL: 77 years ago this week Claude Shannon ushered in the field of information theory with his paper "A Mathematical Theory of Co….

RT @cogscikid: preprint on research direction we're calling "Naturalistic Computational Cognitive Science". below is a summary of our argum….

RT @cogscikid: Excited to share project specifying a research direction I think will be particularly fruitful for theory-driven cognitive s….

RT @cogscikid: looks really cool!. cognitive scientists should especially pay attention to this. we can now procedurally generate environme….

RT @JeannieSGersen: My dispatch from @Harvard Commencement today in @NewYorker daily newsletter:

@eschisgall (It was then quite ironic — or unintentionally well-timed? — three months later when, in what was my first ever scoop for @thecrimson, I reported that Harvard had placed Gino's tenure under review.).

This is rare. So rare, in fact, that @eschisgall and I wrote an entire feature in 2023 about how we couldn't identify any instances of Harvard revoking a professor's tenure since the 1940s (when tenure in its current form became a thing):.

Scoop from @GBH: Harvard — in a historic move — has revoked HBS professor Francesca Gino's tenure. Gino was investigated for research misconduct after data sleuths alleged that data in at least four of her studies had been manipulated.

Everyone's caught up with the fact that he's American but the more important fact is that, as far as I can tell, Robert Francis Prevost is the first math major to be Pope.

Also, my work with other CrimTech members was a finalist for Best Use of Multimedia for a package we did for The Crimson Editorial Board’s Board of Overseers endorsements. It was The Crimson’s first substantial interactive in years, and we’ve kept going.

Just learned that our series on Harvard’s Legacy of Slavery initiative @thecrimson won best general news reporting for SPJ Region 1!. I’m really proud to have gotten to see this story through from the first tip in May to the investigation in Sept. to editing the follow-ups today.

Noteworthy: Harvard President Alan Garber has now done interviews with the NYT, WSJ, Boston Globe, and NBC but has repeatedly declined requests from the school's paper @thecrimson. (Harvard pres usually does regular interviews with The Crimson. Garber has broken that precedent.).

Harvard University Press Employees Say Director Drove Down Acquisitions and Morale. A must-read investigation from @williamcmao and @VeronicaHPaulus as this week's @thecrimson cover story:.

RT @tillyrobin: Since George Andreou became director of Harvard University Press in 2017, he's presided over falling acquisitions and high….

Important analysis from @dhruvtkpatel, @graceunkyoon in @thecrimson today. Must-read for anyone closely following what's happening at Harvard.

RT @thecrimson: HLS's Dean of Students condemned emails sent to students that accused Harvard Law Review of discriminating against white au….

NEW: Amid Feud With Trump, Harvard Pushed Back Release of Antisemitism, Anti-Muslim Bias Task Force Reports From Early April. More in @thecrimson:.

This is awesome.