It described the project's main science collaborator as Scripps, followed by the University of Hawaii, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the University of Guam.
Now, for the first time, Patton and a few data-science collaborators are trying to build on that research to create an algorithm that can read tweets and determine the likelihood that the 140-character messages will lead to physical violence.
In two papers last year in Science, Wagers and collaborators also reported that GDF11 can rejuvenate the rodents' muscles and brains.
Online this week in Science, Hoffman and collaborators report that when given in a new way, their experimental vaccine protected 12 of 15 volunteers from malaria infection, including all six receiving the most doses.
Now, in a new paper in Science, Dalziel and collaborators have the data from 603 cities in the United States to support their idea: The flu season plays out differently depending on the size of the city.
The world's soil and plant biomass collectively store about 2.7 times the carbon that is stored in the atmosphere, according to the first Science study, whose collaborators included Joseph Fargione, a regional science director with The Nature Conservancy, and David Tilman, an ecology professor at the University of Minnesota.
But Bacon had had in mind a vast encyclopaedia of all the known sciences, requiring many collaborators, the organization and administration of which would be coordinated by a papal institute.
As pointed out in [10], this rather crude access control mechanism makes it difficult to use S3 as part of a (large) science project involving many collaborators.
The two are inseparable--good science attracts clients and collaborators along with more challenging samples, which themselves lead to more interesting results, and so on.
In Science last year, she and collaborators, including Lee and Harvard neural stem cell researcher Lee Rubin, reported that GDF11 also nourished blood vessel and neuron growth in old mice's brains.
