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Get ready for astronomy fixes for microscopy misses, 3D-printed soft robot actuator hands, cosmic kidney disease, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Linear Models, and a grant to understand oral phage biology. Science On.
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Get ready for rival to PRC, a massive antimicrobial peptide catalog, the One Billon Row Challenge in R, and custom color palettes for ggplot. Science On.
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Get ready for mini-double-satellites, stomp-rocket volcanoes, exoplanets galore, and leech-like blood collection devices. Science On.
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Get ready for marathonic vibrating strings, widespread cell cannibalism, spiny fossil arachnids, a Hex Logo Design Context for R packages, and a new NASA program element for a Consortium in Biological Sciences. Science On.
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Get ready for a cotton candy planet, 3D printing bristleworms, robotic ‘SuperLimbs’, Bioconductor 3.19, dire direction to document your R code, and playing Doom on Shiny. Science On.
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Get ready for magnetic water cleaning microbots, myelin regeneration, the search for quantum gravity, visualizing missing values in SAS, and a grant for transformative cancer research. Science On.
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Get ready for picky archaeal parasites, a cosmic glitch in gravity, super sticky adhesive, Volume 15/4 of The R Journal, sketchy waffle charts, Super Saiyan Data Skills, and a Department of Defense grant for cancer. Science On.
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Get ready for friendly giant viruses, the ancient origins of bioluminescence, sneaky bacteria, R codename Puppy Cup, a Super Mario Bros. explanation of R piping, and grants for rare cancer research. Science On.
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Get ready for umbrella antibiotics, staring into the nanovoid, blue-whale-sized ichthyosaurs (maybe), and astrodynamics knot theory applications. Science On!
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Get ready for the pan-cancer microbiome, auto-parameterizing 3D printing, Bergmann’s rule busted for dinosaurs, and Proca stars made out of dark matter. Science On!
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