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Théo’s Successful Presentation to the E2M2 Committee
Théo has successfully presented his PhD project entitled “Integrated Study of Tripartite Interactions Between Plant–Bacillus–Xanthomonas: Towards Sustainable Biocontrol Solutions Under Environmental Stress” to the E2M2 doctoral school committee. C...
Post · November 15, 2025
Théo’s Successful Presentation to the E2M2 Committee
Théo has successfully presented his PhD project entitled “Integrated Study of Tripartite Interactions Between Plant–Bacillus–Xanthomonas: Towards Sustainable Biocontrol Solutions Under Environmental Stress” to the E2M2 doctoral school committee. C...
Post · November 15, 2025
The productivity paradox
The diagnosis
The common interpretation of stalled progress is a deficit of discipline. In reality, the core issue is frequently one of cognitive overload. An excess of concurrent deadlines, combined with the pervasive pressure of academic compari...
Post · November 14, 2025
Respiratory health in serious mental illness: an overlooked contributor to early mortality
Respiratory diseases are an increasingly recognised contributor to premature mortality in people living with serious mental illness (SMI). Although cardiovascular and metabolic risks often dominate clinical attention, recent evidence highlights th...
Post · November 13, 2025
Künstlerisch-kulturelles Wissen in der Prager Frauenpresse um 1900
Der Beitrag geht der Frage nach, welche Rolle künstlerisch-kulturelles Wissen in der deutschsprachigen Prager Frauen-Zeitung (Beilage der [Deutschen Zeitung] Bohemia) und der tschechischsprachigen Frauenzeitschrift Ženský svět (Frauenwelt) gespie...
Post · November 12, 2025
Call for Papers—Agricultural Economics and Sustainable Agricultural Food Value Chains
Dear Colleagues,
We cordially invite you to contribute to this Special Issue that targets analyses showcasing how market dynamics, policy interventions, and institutional changes can reorient agricultural economics toward more sustainable and r...
Post · November 11, 2025
The Happy Death of the Knowledge Gatekeepers
Before I begin I must say that science does require peer gatekeepers for new knowledge, to critically examine any new body of work. That's the good kind of gatekeeping. But I'm going to rant and express my excitement for the death of another vile ...
Post · November 10, 2025
The Creed of Sacred Humanism
Religion is often thought of as irrelevant these days. But isn’t it the case that religion is really just the story a civilization tells itself to make sense of its existence — whether that story is literally true or not?
Even our modern, scienti...
Post · November 10, 2025