#Dataset

Galaxy Map

galaxy_map

A team of computer scientists are using Gaia-derived data and a supercharged travelling salesman algorithm called Concorde to compute minimal star routes. (See: http://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/tsp/star/index.html). They've included my data

Cengiz Z.

cengizzopluoglu

1. This evening I have an "Aha!" moment and the joy and happiness of that moment was priceless. I will do a blog post about it, but here is quick

Philip Loring

ConserveChange

Are frozen and processed fruits and veggies actually the worse than meat as climate offenders? I just came across a fascinating study that challenges what I thought I knew. I'm

Invest Majic

PhyreGoldMAJIC

Bad bad bad really really bad BAD!! being a software dev. I suspect those cities had a different version. That would explain the update they received. This must be hand

Katarina Braun

KATarinambraun

New preprint We deep seq’d #SARSCoV2 and found within-host diversity is limited and rarely transmitted & transmission bottlenecks are narrow → slows the pace of #VOC emergence in *acute*

Kate Polling

katepolling

New paper out today looking at how rates of hospital of admission for self-harm vary by ethnicity in London https://doi.org/10.1007/s00127-021-02087-9 with @HatchStephani @MatthewHotopf & @IoannisBakolis 1/ Rates of self-harm by

(((Alex Gilbert)))

gilbeaq

A new article by Sovacool et. al. in Nature Energy claims nuclear energy is not associated with lowering GHG emissions while renewables are.The article's analysis does not support this contention

el gato malo

boriquagato

"US covid deaths have been flat since august!" has become one of these odious refrains.the problem is that is flat out not true.US deaths are down by 60-70% since august

Beͫvͣaͬnͨd

zorinaq

I love this heatmap It represents over 100,000 individual datapoints.These are Florida COVID-19 cases, over time, by age bracket.I published open-source code to make it: https://github.com/mbevand/florida-covid19-line-list-dataThe recent ca

Arunmozhi

tecoholic

I am going to rehash something I discovered.AI/ML are the buzz words of tech today. The hype is everywhere. One can find everything from bleeding-edge-tech-of-tomorrow to get-rich-next-year kind of posts

Mother Exhaustion from the Haus of Tired

data_bayes

Alright, y'all got me. R1D1 #30DaysofThreads [Thread] How I got into Data Science + How you can Get Startedtbh it was a little luck. In 2014 I was doing social

Benjamin Stewart

drbstewart

1/5One of the things I find really exciting in modern #biology is the scale of the datasets, and how we can generate them in such diversity #singlecell #omicsJust look at

FISSION

FISSIONcodes

We're getting started in 10 minutes with @b_fiive presenting @qri_io's decentralized open data platform https://talk.fission.codes/t/qri-an-open-source-version-control-and-sharing-system-for-datasets-built-on-ipfs-with-brendan-obrie

Maliheh Mehrshad

mehrshmali

I'm happy to share our latest preprint about the unique microbial community of the deep oligotrophic groundwater.@Dopsongrp @Stebe69 @_Emma_Bell @MetaMoritz @simone_dome et al.https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.24.111179v1

Shane Crotty

profshanecrotty

Big knowledge gap was will the COVID RNA vaccines work vs B.1.351 and P.1 variants. Now Pfizer protects well vs B.1.351! ~75% against infection ~97% against severe/fatal diseaseVery good news

Rachel Thomas

math_rachel

If the idea of tech not being neutral is new to you, or if you think of tech as just a tool (that is equally likely to be used for