How Functional Data Analysis Contributes to Biomedical Research: The Genetics of Childhood Obesity, and the Unfolding of COVID-19 in Italy

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Opportunities and Limitations in Microbiome Association Analysis

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Emotional dependency on smoking-vaping combo differs from just smoking
man blowing smoke from e-cigarette
Bumble bees lacking high-quality habitat have higher pathogen loads
Bumble bee on flower
Quantum insulators create multilane highways for electrons
QAH insulators as legos

Penn State researchers demonstrated a quantum phenomenon in a multilayered insulator, producing a multilane highway for electrons.

Less snowy winters produce camouflage mismatch in mountain hares
mismatched white hare on brown snow-less ground
Q&A with Derek Lee: Could spotted owls benefit from forest fires?
New research reveals that, contrary to current perceptions and forest management strategies, wildfires may be beneficial to populations of Spotted Owls, including those of the subspecies of California Spotted Owls pictured here. Image Credit: John S. Senser, U.S. Forest Service

In a Q&A with Penn State biologist Derek Lee, we explore the impacts of forest fires on spotted owls.

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