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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2024 · 7 MIN

Science Smashups (Season 3: Episode 34)

from Science Research Weekly · host Mark R Williamson

Get ready for fungal robots, jittered moons, salt giants, human food microbiomes, the Python Developers Survey, and improving chart axes in R. Science On. References: Sensorimotor control of robots mediated by electrophysiological measurements of fungal mycelia Giant impact on early Ganymede and its subsequent reorientation Tip extension and simultaneous multiple fission in a filamentous bacterium The marine biodiversity impact of the Late Miocene Mediterranean salinity crisis Trophic interactions of sharks and crocodylians with a sea cow (Sirenia) from the Miocene of Venezuela Human genomic DNA is widely interspersed with i-motif structures Unexplored microbial diversity from 2,500 food metagenomes and links with the human microbiome Journal of Statistical Software Volume 110 Python Developers Survey 2023 Results Top 15+ Statistical Analysis Tools For Data Science Mastering grep() in R: A Fun Guide to Pattern Matching and Replacement Five ways to improve your chart axes R Packages: biostats101: Practical Functions for Biostatistics Beginners pooledpeaks: Genetic Analysis of Pooled Samples ggreveal: Reveal a 'ggplot' Incrementally

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