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Episode 9: Robot Parade!

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Get ready for self-healing soft robots, modular NASA robots, Shiny recaps, Statistical Rethinking training, statistical kindergarten, and the NIH Pioneer Award Program. Science On.

References:

  • Optical tweezers throw and catch single atoms
  • The connectome of an insect brain
  • A hydrogenotrophic Sulfurimonas is globally abundant in deep-sea oxygen-saturated hydrothermal plumes
  • A self-healing electrically conductive organogel composite
  • Engineering breakthrough in softbotics
  • Mix-and-match kit could enable astronauts to build a menagerie of lunar exploration bots
  • The Young Supernova Experiment Data Release 1 (YSE DR1)
  • Observation of a critical charge mode in a strange metal
  • 6 predictions for AI and data in health care and life sciences
  • Use the metalog distribution in SAS
  • R 4.2.3 is released
  • ShinyConf 2022 – Short Recap
  • Statistical Rethinking (2023 Edition)
  • Introduction to data analysis with {Statgarten}.
  • WebR IS HERE!
  • NIH: Director’s Pioneer Award Program
  • NIH: Entry-Level Modules for Training the Genomics Research Workforce
  • NIH: Enhancement of external environmental exposure assessment for cancer epidemiology research
  • Falk Medical Research Trust: Catalyst Awards Program
  • CRI: Immuno-Informatics Postdoctoral Fellowship
  • ACS: Early Career Postdoctoral-Faculty Bridge Grant

    • Other Articles:

    • LEXpander: Applying colexification networks to automated lexicon expansion
    • Surface changes observed on a Venusian volcano during the Magellan mission
    • Why is Pumas-QSP So Fast? Some Insights Into Differentiable Simulation Performance

      • R-packages:

      • pharmaverse: Navigate 'Pharmaverse'
      • toweranNA: A Method for Handling Missing Values in Prediction Applications
      • waspasR: Tool Kit to Implement a W.A.S.P.A.S. Based Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis Solution
        • ...more
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