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Supreme Court unveils tool to help justices identify conflicts of interest

TheHill.com 

The Supreme Court announced a new software on Tuesday to help the justices identify when they should recuse from a case, the court’s latest effort to respond to mounting ethics scrutiny. Updated court rules will require lawyers to provide the stock ticker symbols of all companies involved in their case to aid in the new checks. The changes take effect March 16. “Most of the changes are designed to support operation of newly...

From cells to companies: Study shows how diversity scales within complex systems

Phys.org 

A mystery novel, a history book, and a fantasy epic may have little in common in plot or style. But count the words inside them and a strange regularity appears: many new words show up early, then fewer and fewer as the author reuses what has already been introduced. That pattern, known as Heaps' law, turns out not to belong to books alone. A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds that the same rule also describes how many complex systems grow, from living... Читать дальше...



42 Hires Manager Antoni Kaczmarek From Sugar23

Deadline.com 

EXCLUSIVE: LA and London-based management and production company 42 has hired Antoni Kaczmarek as literary manager based in its LA office. Kaczmarek, who joins after a two year stint at Sugar23, previously worked for six years at Paradigm where he focused on international formats, TV writers and playwrights. He began his career as a trainee […]

'SNL' Star Tries Bobsledding: 'I Swear to God I Thought I Was Going to Die'

Grindtv.com 

It's time for non-Olympic athletes and celebrities to leave bobsledding to the professionals. That's the hard lesson Jason Kelce already learned when he visited Park City, Utah, to train with Team USA. Now it's Colin Jost's turn. The Saturday Night Live star appeared during NBC's Olympics coverage ...

Tuned nanocrystals speed light-driven reactions by matching molecular vibrations

Phys.org 

Adjusting the size and chemistry of nanocrystals within an ultrathin surface can speed up light-driven chemical reactions, according to a University of Michigan Engineering study published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. The new method works by matching the crystals' electronic rhythm to the internal vibrations of target molecules.


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