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January 18, 2019
01/09/2019
Microbiome
Using a generalized linear mixed effects model, Foxman and colleagues found a respiratory bacterial community state type (CST) associated with decreased susceptibility to influenza.
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01/04/2019
Health care
In a cross-sectional explorative study from a German university hospital, Sturm and colleagues showed that hospital personnel perceptions of sub-optimal workplace safety and teamwork issues correlated with worse patient outcomes.
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12/31/2018
Materials Science
Pandey and colleagues create platinum nanoparticles by altered solid state dewetting of platinum films using a sacrificial indium layer
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12/26/2018
Human Geography
Fousek and colleagues explore the spatio-temporal patterning of the spread of Christianity.
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11/30/2018
Channel
This Channel aims to curate the latest research into the microbiome in humans, animals, plants and the environment, and how it impacts and is impacted by these different systems, highlighting and providing access to tools and models used to improve our understanding of these systems.
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01/04/2019
COLLECTION
In this collection PLOS ONE hopes to encourage greater transparency and reproducibility in research through open availability of source code. The collection will comprise original research papers related to all aspects of quantum computation and simulation which make source code central to the result openly available.
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01/04/2019
EVERYONE
Associate Editor Nancy Beam talks to APHA President Dr. Joseph Telfair about his perspective on the APHA conference theme, Health Equity Now.
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01/09/2019
Conservation
Runge and colleagues investigate the extent to which sage grouse conservation provides protections for other species from localized and landscape-scale threats.
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01/04/2019
Research Article
Konerman and colleagues developed and compared two algorithms to predict cirrhosis development in a large chronic hepatitis C-infected cohort using longitudinal data.
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12/28/2018
Applied Mathematics
Gray and colleagues analyze Ngrams verb data and Twitter messages to study the evolution of the English language.
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12/21/2018
Atom Probe Tomography
Stephenson and colleagues describe a protocol to transport sensitive materials like highly reactive metals in ultra-high vacuum.
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Voss and colleagues show ancient whale's stomach content consisted of smaller whales and large fishes suggesting B. isis was an apex predator.
Nuyujukian and colleagues use an intracortical brain-computer interface to allow patients to control tablets.
Kane and colleagues investigate the biomechanical properties of crest feathers.
Tsujii and colleagues find that shipping noises affect the singing behavior of humpback whales.
Rogers and McAvoy investigate the effect mule deer have on aspen resilience in a single-genotype forest.
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