Science Research Weekly
A weekly overview of helpful scientific research topics and the successor of the podcast Statistics Weekly. Every week, I will cover 3 topic areas: Research Articles, Research Tools, and Research Funding. Science On.
Episodes
Get ready for the Eos dark molecular cloud, integrating exposomics into biomedicine, Cas9 for metabarcoding, time capsules in JuliaHub, the Top 40 New CRAN Packages for March 2025, and a grand on Exponentiating Mathematics. Science On.
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Get ready for DNA mutation rates across the generations, a potential Alzheimer’s ‘vaccine’, tissue-expansion mass-spectrometry, updating old methods in SAS, planning a statistical analysis, and seven new Cancer Grand Challenges. Science On.
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Get ready for a rotating universe, universal cephalopod PCR primers, moonglass solar panels, R’s How about a Twenty-Six, SAS for Dummies 3rd Edition, and a grant for life science entrepreneurs. Science On.
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Get ready for majestic herds of prehistoric rhinos, open-source 3D-printed robot parts, a mitochondrial disease therapy, a global map of human subcellular architecture, potential but scanty microbial life on Titan, and oxygen adaptation in bacteria. Science On.
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Get ready for Green Saharan genomes, super-duckweed, Alzheimer’s blood tests, Volume 112 of the Journal of Statistical Software, a Litmus test for R packages, and the Top 40 New CRAN Packages for February 2025. Science On.
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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.
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Get ready for cell cycle synced endosymbionts, cytoskeleton densities via deep learning, taking the STING out of autoimmune diseases, constraints on the internal matter of neutron stars, and a protein association grant from the American Heart Association. Science On.
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Get ready for the cancer and non-cancer cells of the colocatome, tiny vortexes in semimetals, slimmed down megasharks, Pi to the power of pi, and underrated R functions. Science On.
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Get ready for synthetic microbe community therapy, VR taste testing, narwhal tusk behavior, detecting space debris, microbial patterns across the ISS, the Top 40 New CRAN Packages for January 2025, and Department of Defense grants for the MURI program. Science On.
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Get ready for PAN-GO, tardigrade medication, the unsung biological driving forces of fire and ice, brewing tea for lead reduction, and the 2025 NASA ROSES omnibus. Science On.
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Get ready for exoplanet atmosphere, secret shark bases, 3D-printed thrusters, active matter, dependent variables that can’t be used for linear models, and bible translations in R. Science On.
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Get ready for a perfect Einstein ring, extracellular imaging adventures, into the candidate phyla radiation, mantis shrimp phononic shields, InsectNet, and musing on laziness and CRAN in R. Science On.
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Get ready for asteroid collision simulations, zero thermal expansion material, effective ribosomal collisions, the benefits of cold immersion, and using AI to learn like an Oxford genius. Science On.
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Get ready for asteroid analysis, precision probiotics, nifty nanolattices, dark dimensions, frozen stars, and the return of the Top 40 new CRAN package blog series. Science On.
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Get ready for futuristic chainmail, synthetic yeast, subsurface ammonia production, living bacterial Jello, exocomet belts, BioChatter, R Journal Volume 16/1, clearing up level confusion, R for cell biologists, and Innosphere's Life Sciences Incubator. Science On.
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Get ready for long-lasting DNA lesions, DNA nanorafts, de novo antivenom, a second look at SAS blog posts, working with colors in R, and K-type award from the NIH. Science On.
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Get ready for RNA lanterns, fungal batteries, punk rock mollusks, supercharged hornworts, the top 10 DO LOOP posts of 2024, vanishing sentences in R, and a Trailblazer award from the NIH. Science On.
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Get ready for a recap of the best scientific articles from 2024. Science On.
Get ready for mass-shifting quasiparticles, deep sea predatory amphipods, tiny asteroids, cancer-related datasets in R, and a systems biology grant for better crop production. Science On.
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Get ready for mosquito busting, tuberculosis busting, the Tapestry whole exome sequencing study, the Journal of Statistical Software Volume 111, a messy R package, and a grant for tissue engineering on the International Space Station. Science On.
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