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Gene Ontology Data Archive
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PyPDD: a positive degree day model for glacier surface mass balance
Julien Seguinot
This release allows slightly more flexible netCDF input and links to publications using PyPDD.
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A global network of biomedical relationships derived from text
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Akiyama, Kazunori;
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Cho, Ilje;
Okino, Hiroki;
Tazaki, Fumie;
Ikeda, Shiro;
Sasada, Mahito;
Honma, Mareki
Binary black-hole surrogate waveform catalog
Scott E. Field; Chad R. Galley; Jan S. Hesthaven; Jason Kaye; Manuel Tiglio; Jonathan Blackman; Béla Szilágyi; Mark A. Scheel; Daniel A. Hemberger; Patricia Schmidt; Rory Smith; Christian D. Ott; Michael Boyle; Lawrence E. Kidder; Harald P. Pfeiffer; Vijay Varma
Uploaded on September 21, 2019Analysis of correlation-based biomolecular networks from different omics data by fitting stochastic block models
Baum, Katharina;
Rajapakse, Jagath C.;
Azuaje, Francisco
OpenScienceMOOC/Module-5-Open-Research-Software-and-Open-Source: 3.1
Jon Tennant;
Julien Colomb;
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Florian Kohrt;
irrubio;
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Philipp Zumstein;
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Alexander Morley;
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Stephan Druskat;
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Arfon Smith;
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Rutger Vos;
José Raúl Canay Pazos;
Paul Griffiths;
Nithiya Streethran;
Hollie Marshall;
Luke W Johnston;
Luis Camacho;
Konrad Förstner;
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EricDWilkey;
Encarnación Martínez Álvarez;
Brendan Palmer;
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Global whole-rock geochemical database compilation
Gard, Matthew Geoffrey;
Hasterok, Derrick;
Halpin, Jacqueline
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