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Searching is Science, but Finding is an Art This phrase is often repeated in the halls of Information Science, and for good reason. Searching is a mechanical act—the "Science. " It is the algorithm traversing billions of rows in a database, the cold logic of indexing, and the raw compute power that retrieves a list of results. Anyone can search; you simply type a keyword and hit "Enter." Finding , however, is the "Art." It is the human intuition that knows *how* to ask the q

If you’ve ever wondered how a research paper’s ideas ripple across disciplines, Litstudy[1] is the tool that brings those connections to life. Rather than simply tallying up citations, Litstudy dives deeper showing you exactly which domains have picked up on a paper’s concepts. To make the experience even more interactive, I’ve included a Python notebook in HTML format by taking the BiomedCLIP [2] paper as an example. BiomedClip Model is featured in AI Kosh, the Government of

In the current high-performance computing environment, developers require tools that are both powerful and easy to configure. Fortran and CUDA remain essential for scientific and engineering applications but integrating them can be complex and error prone. Docker addresses this issue by offering a consistent, portable environment that packages code, compilers, libraries, and system tools, thus resolving the typical “it works on my machine” problem. This blog post builds on r