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Get ready for composite 3D robot parts, spotting sugar-protein interactions, MIC for mitochondrial health, the R Journal Volume 15/2, avoiding alphabetical order in SAS, font changes in ggplot2, and an NSF grant for organoid systems. Science On.
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Get ready for the new field of Paleobionics, molecular beasts, virus-attaching viruses, Jurassic planets, the 2023 Python Developers Survey, free DataCamp and 365 Data Science courses, and an NSF grant for designing synthetic cells beyond the bounds of evolution. Science On.
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Get ready for the sunken remains of a planet, long-lived fish, near infrared detection on Uranus, R and Bioconductor updates, and NASA grants for life in space. Science On.
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Get ready for technosignatures from space, hypertension-reducing gut microbes, DNA nanomachines, molten Martian layers, a RegEx treasure hunt in R, and a radiation medical countermeasures grant. Science On.
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Get ready for polygenic risk score stumbling blocks, million-color-palette miniaturized DNA-based painting, the human brain cell atlas, rogue nanowaves, tiny particle accelerators, a Peanuts Halloween themed R release, the Power of Functional Programming in R, and a grant for developing models of oncoaging in cancer research. Science On.
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Get ready for X-ray blasted 3D prints, a prehistoric “Pontus” tectonic plate, microbial dark matter protein families, function approximation in SAS, Bionic Reading in R, and a small business grant opportunity for genomic medicine. Science On.
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Get ready for highly sensitive dancing DNA detection, rare-earth munching bacteria, Python 3.12.0, the Top 9 R packages that every Data Scientist must know, and the Cancer Research Education Grants Program. Science On.
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Get ready for falling antimatter, water flea waste treatment, super solar distillation, R Journal volume 15/1, future programming languages, how NOT to format time series data, and an Ideas Lab grant for Personalized Engineering Learning. Science On.
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Get ready for bone loss mitigation in space mice, a northern paleo-ocean on Mars, a new deep-sea virus, graphs within graphs in SAS, types of statistical contrasts, and a pediatrics grant from the March of Dimes. Science On.
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Get ready for atmospheric water harvesting, entering the lipidome, Wi-Fi reading through walls, electric-producing bacteria, shape-shifting microflyer origami robots, the return of the Journal of Statistical Software, top picks for posit::conf 2023, the TidyTuesday GitHub repository, and a grant to establish a Center for Exposome Research Coordination. Science On.
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