Roberta Sinatra

"Why was the Physics hashtag #Nobel prize given to AI??" We saw many takes like this in the past 2 weeks. - In our @Nature@mstdn.social correspondence we remind of our research from 2015/2018 where *data* already explained how Hopfield&Hinton's works 1) are physics and 2) fit the physics Nobel prize: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-03435-w

Here the correspondence, and our longer, submitted version with a figure which was cut for publication: http://michael.szell.net/downloads/szell2024wnp.pdf
with: @mszll@datasci.social & Yifang Ma

Welcome to Copenhagen #ic2s2 ! I have compiled a Google map list of food, drinking, and going out of options. It's a spontaneous mix of low-key, high-end, and comfort options but it is less touristy than the usual lists. Notes for each place. Might add more during the week. Enjoy! https://maps.app.goo.gl/idEuzyY8214QAem18

Glad that #NobelPrize Physics caught up with recognizing interdisciplinary discoveries! We investigated the interdisciplinarity of nobel prizes back in 2018 and found that some notable works, like Hinton&Hopfield, were missing recognition #scienceofscience
https://datasci.social/@mszll/113272472359151409

Ever wonder if it’s better to join a large or small research group when looking for a mentor 🔬 ? In our new Nature Human Behaviour paper, we show that large labs can supercharge early-career impact but come with a higher dropout risk, while smaller groups better support researcher retention.
Dive into our work and see how mentorship shapes scientific careers.

Paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-025-02114-8

Story: https://nerds.itu.dk/2025/03/03/new-nerds-paper-on-academic-mentorship/

First author and driving force behind the paper the awesome @yaxi@datasci.social

Open rank position in Applied Machine Learning for Social Data Science at SODAS, University of Copenhagen

https://employment.ku.dk/faculty/?show=161209

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