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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2025 · 9 MIN

Water from the Dawn of Space and Time (Season 4: Episode 12)

from Science Research Weekly · host Mark R Williamson

Get ready for nuclear batteries, DIY box filters, Asgardian microtubules, water from the cosmic dawn, FitQuantiles tables in SAS, Teaching Combinatorics Using R, The 2025 Galaxy and Bioconductor Community Conference, and Python in 10 Lunch Break sessions. Science On.References:A safe nuclear battery that could last a lifetimeDo-it-yourself box filter clears the air of indoor pollutantsLong-chain alkanes preserved in a Martian mudstoneMicrotubules in Asgard archaeaDiverse ssRNA viruses associated with Karenia brevis harmful algal blooms in southwest FloridaAutonomous shaping of the piRNA sequence repertoire by competition between adjacent ping-pong amplification sitesAbundant water from primordial supernovae at cosmic dawnThe quantile fit plot: Comparing empirical and predicted quantiles for a univariate modelA Bayesian proportional hazards model for a cluster randomized trialHow Many Ways to Color This Grid: Teaching Combinatorics Using RGalaxy and Bioconductor Community Conference 2025Python in 10 Lunch Break Session 1R Packages:COAP: High-Dimensional Covariate-Augmented Overdispersed Poisson Factor Modelgghourglass: Plot Records per Time of DayGoMiner: Automate the Mapping Between a List of Genes and Gene Ontology Categories

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