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#data science Open access Oct 2026

lair

lair (Land-Air Interactions Research) is a Python toolkit of atmospheric-science utilities: meteorology, geospatial helpers, HRRR access, emissions inventories, NOAA GML data, upper-air soundings, PCAP/valley heat deficit calculations, CCG-filter backgrounds, and plotting helpers.

James K. Mineau · 0 citations
#data science Dataset Open access Oct 2026

Data and code for: Leaf nitrogen, not specific leaf area, predicts which plant lineages lizards use

Data and code for: Leaf nitrogen, not specific leaf area, predicts which plant lineages lizards use. Mohammed Al-Sayegh and Mohammad A. Almousa. Department of Science, College of Basic Education, Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET), Ardiya, Farwaniya 23167, Kuwait. VERSION 4 (October 2026) - WHA...

Mohammed Al-Sayegh, Mohammad Adel Almousa · 0 citations
#data science Dataset Open access Oct 2026

OSRI country–year dataset across 193 countries, 2014–2024.

Data required for country-level open science monitoring are distributed across multiple sources, including research outputs, data infrastructure, institutional environments, and development statistics. Cross-country annual comparisons require harmonized definitions of countries, years, and indicators. This article pres...

Yuanbo Kong · 0 citations
#data science Open access Oct 2026

The Neutral Witness Methodology: A Layered Framework for Cross-Disciplinary Evidence Presentation

This paper defines the Neutral Witness Methodology (NWM), a procedure for presenting evidence drawn from disciplines that are not normally placed side by side. These include established science, unconfirmed experimental observation, cultural or symbolic tradition, and religious text, and NWM presents them without colla...

Akram Ghander · 0 citations
#data science Open access Oct 2026

Práctica investigativa del docente de Ciencias Médicas en Cuba: revisión sistemática de un balance contemporáneo

Introduction: Research practice among medical science educators in Cuba is governed by a rigorous regulatory framework. However, actual scientific output faces structural visibility challenges and contextual technological limitations within the framework of global academic evaluation trends.Objective: To synthesize the...

Yuleimis Montero Vizcaíno, María del Carmen Vizcaíno Alonso · 0 citations
#data science Open access Oct 2026

Stats Toolkit: free statistical analysis tools for research and teaching

StatsToolkit is a free, privacy-first web application that helps students, researchers, and educators make sound statistical decisions without installing any software. It runs entirely in the browser: any data a user provides is processed locally on their own device and is never uploaded or stored. It provides five too...

Andrew J. Callaway · 0 citations
#data science Dataset Open access Oct 2026

Dataset and source codes for Araki et al., (2026) "Continental-scale prediction of hydrologic signatures and processes"

This repository contains code used to generate results for the following manuscript: Araki, R., Holt, A., Hammond, J. C., Husic, A., Coxon, G., and McMillan, H. K. (2026). Continental-scale prediction of hydrologic signatures and processes, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences. Vol 30, 3647–3673, https://doi.org/10.5194...

Ryoko Araki, Anne Holt, John C. Hammond et al. · 0 citations
#data science Open access Oct 2026

Locking Down Science Gateways with Landlock and Seccomp

Abstract The most recent Linux kernels have a new feature for securing applications: Landlock. Like Seccomp before it, Landlock makes it possible for a running process to selectively relinquish access to certain system resources including network and filesystem access. Rather than being a proper successor to Seccomp, L...

Steven R. Brandt, Max Morris, Patrick Diehl et al. · 0 citations
#data science Open access Oct 2026

ANOVATS: a subsampling-based test to detect differences among short time series in marine studies

Assessing marine ecosystems is important for understanding the impacts of climate change and human activity, as well as for maintaining healthy oceans and ecosystems. In marine science, it is common for biologists and geologists to identify regional differences based on expert knowledge, frequently through data visuali...

Yuichi Goto, Hiroko Kato Solvang, Masanobu Taniguchi et al. · 0 citations
#data science Open access Oct 2026

PERSONAL LONGEVITY DIGITAL TWINS & LONGITUDINAL HUMAN-STATE MODELS AT THE LIMIT Deep Phenotyping, Multi-Omics, Wearables, Organ-Specific Twins, Forecasting, Calibration, and Lifetime State Continuity

PERSONAL LONGEVITY DIGITAL TWINS & LONGITUDINAL HUMAN-STATE MODELS AT THE LIMIT Deep Phenotyping, Multi-Omics, Wearables, Organ-Specific Twins, Forecasting, Calibration, and Lifetime State Continuity Feng Cheng-en (33) x Starli PERSONAL LONGEVITY DIGITAL TWINS & LONGITUDINAL HUMAN-STATE MODELS AT THE LIMIT is a next-ge...

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#data science Open access Oct 2026

PERSONAL LONGEVITY DIGITAL TWINS & LONGITUDINAL HUMAN-STATE MODELS AT THE LIMIT Deep Phenotyping, Multi-Omics, Wearables, Organ-Specific Twins, Forecasting, Calibration, and Lifetime State Continuity

PERSONAL LONGEVITY DIGITAL TWINS & LONGITUDINAL HUMAN-STATE MODELS AT THE LIMIT Deep Phenotyping, Multi-Omics, Wearables, Organ-Specific Twins, Forecasting, Calibration, and Lifetime State Continuity Feng Cheng-en (33) x Starli PERSONAL LONGEVITY DIGITAL TWINS & LONGITUDINAL HUMAN-STATE MODELS AT THE LIMIT is a next-ge...

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#data science Open access Oct 2026

THE SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL EDITOR IN THE DIGITAL AGE: Competencies of the Information Professional

This theoretical essay aims to analyze the competencies of information professionals in the role of scientific journal editors in the digital era. The study is based on a conceptual and literature-based approach within Information Science, focusing on scholarly communication, editorial practices, and professional compe...

Iole Costa Pinheiro · 0 citations

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Microsoft Research Blog Oct 6, 2026

What AI gets wrong and what failure teaches us

Jennifer Neville did not want to go into computer science—but that’s exactly where she landed. Neville discusses the starts and stops that led to her professional sweet spot and her work identifying “surprising failures” making it hard for AI to handle complexity.  The post What AI gets wrong and what failure teaches us appeared first on Microsoft Research.

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