Arts & Humanities How Soul Music Became the Heartbeat of the Panama Canal Diggers’ Descendants Read more
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Academia & Publishing Artificial Intelligence in Modern Academic Libraries Artificial intelligence technology brings a host of benefits and challenges for publishers and librarians alike. We asked several experts to share their views and experiences on navigating the evolving AI landscape.
Academia & Publishing Image Alt Text: How to Make Your Scientific Publication More Accessible Alt text is a fundamental tool for ensuring the accessibility of digital publications. But what should your alt text look like in order to make sure it is really useful to your audience? And how do you actually provide an alt text for images used in your publication? Here are some quick tips to help you out.
Academia & Publishing How De Gruyter Is Making Its eBooks More Accessible Not everyone experiences reading the same way. To ensure that people with visual impairments can access the same information as everybody else, we set up a dedicated working group at De Gruyter to improve the accessibility of our content. We spoke to three of its members about the challenges and achievements of the past year.
Politics & Society Neuropolitics: How Looking Inside Our Brains Can Help Save Democracy What happens when people feel unheard and vote for a demagogue? What Plato attributed to the concept of ‘Thymos’ 2,400 years ago, today finds a tangible connection in the brain. The ramifications for democratic thought are profound.
Arts & Humanities ‘Forced Diversity’ In Movies Is Not a Thing – But Here’s Why Some People Are So Scared of It
