Super Special Stellar Objects (Season 5: Episode 11)

Welcome to Science Research Weekly, Season 5, Episode 11. Get ready for Vitamin D and dementia-protection, exploding black holes, semi-autonomous robots for Martian exploration, a forbidden planet, a pristine star, Mothbox and Mothbot, One-pass statistical formulas in SAS, and building your own programming language. Science On.References:Association of Circulating Vitamin D in Midlife With Increased Tau-PET Burden in Dementia-Free AdultsDNA–drug conjugates enable logic-gated drug delivery amplified by hybridization chain reactionsExplaining the PeV Neutrino Fluxes at KM3NeT and IceCube with Quasiextremal Primordial Black HolesSemi-autonomous exploration of martian and lunar analogues with a legged robot using a Raman-equipped robotic arm and microscopic imagerGEMS JWST: Transmission Spectroscopy of TOI-5205b Reveals Significant Stellar Contamination and a Metal-poor AtmosphereA nearly pristine star from the Large Magellanic CloudSloan Digital Sky SurveyEctopic NMDAR expression in cancer unmasks germline-encoded autoimmunityRoSHI: A Versatile Robot-oriented Suit for Human Data In-the-WildClickGuard: A Trustworthy Adaptive Fusion Framework for Clickbait DetectionMothbox and Mothbot: automated light trap and data processing system for scalable insect monitoringPatterns of host plant use by monarch butterflies revealed through annotation of more than 35,000 community science recordsiNaturalistOne-pass formulas for mean and varianceHold On Hope: publication lag times at cell biology journalsCollaborating between Bioconductor and R-universe on Development of Common InfrastructureR-UniverseYou can just build your own programming languageT — The Orchestration Engine for Polyglot Data ScienceR Packages:aggreCAT: Mathematically Aggregating Expert Judgmentsravel: AI Copilot for R Analysis Workflows in 'RStudio'