This is really interesting. However, I want to point out that if you select "case-insensitive," "however" is still becoming more popular during the past century.

Congratulations, Naz!

We analyze projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, NSFC (2010–2015) and find persistent gender gaps in PI roles and team structure.
HOWEVER, gender-diverse teams = more publications 📈
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Feel free to share with colleagues who work in #SciSci #Scientometrics #STIpolicy #DataCuration or #OpenResearch!

This is a great opportunity to publish datasets that explore:
📊 R&D investments and funding flows
🔬 Scientific collaboration and infrastructure
📚 Research outputs like publications, patents, software
📈 Impact metrics and societal outcomes

I am also a long-time fan of his and just read the City a week ago. I would say the story itself is not as interesting as Hard-Boiled Wonderland (that shares a key plotline). At least I am less impressed for various reasons. But it is still clearly Haruki in terms of key theme and style.

I guess I am surprised to see so many academic friends who are super interested in birds. This kind of answered my question of why Wingspan is such a popular board game.