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(active researcher in schizophrenia here)

I don't think we have a better, readily available solution to the problem than a public peer network (such as https://pubpeer.com/) monitoring the published papers, especially those "groundbreaking breakthroughs". Also, AI algorithms should be applied for the purpose. Every research funded from public funds should be freely available, together with datasets and auxiliary data (scripts, etc). Study preregistration should be obligatory.

Coordination of the scientific project is also very important, but that's out of my competence.

Pandoc 2 years ago

I do all my scientific writing in Markdown (SublimeText + JabRef for bibliography). In ST I have a macro that runs Pandoc to convert .md files to .odt/.odp, including images and formatted references. Wonderful program to work with.

On my PC workstation (Debian Testing) I have absolutely no problems running NVIDIA PNY Quadro P2200, which I'm going to upgrade with PNY Quadro RTX 4000 soon. I'd love to make a switch for AMD Radeon, but the very short (and shrinking) list of ROCm supported cards makes this move highly improbable for the not-so-nearest future.