Reproducibility for Everyone (R4E)

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Reproducibility for Everyone! Enabling researchers worldwide to adopt best practices in #reproducibility and teach others through workshops. Join us! #R4E repro4everyone.org

Don't miss this opportunity to present your research at the leading translational stem cell science event. Poster abstract submissions close on June 23 for the 2026 JAX-NYSCF Conference. Learn more and submit your abstract today: https://go.jax.org/jax-nyscf-conf 🧠 🧪 🧬 🔬

NYSCF Conference

The NYSCF Conference is the premier translational stem cell research conference. Held annually for two decades, it has brought together world-leading experts from various disciplines across biomedicin...

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JAX scientists are exploring similar genes, proteins and pathways in the eye in the early stages of glaucoma and in Alzheimer’s disease + creating a next-generation brain atlas to map to solve neuro's biggest challenges. 🧬 🧪 Read how now: https://go.jax.org/2e6uqf From Search Magazine, by JAX.

Using headers at the start of your code files provides a helpful introduction to your project. One way you can standardize this information is through code snippets in R! Once the snippet is created and named ("header" in this case), just enter the name and press tab and voila!

Women who received an HPV vaccine in early adolescence have virtually zero risk of dying from cervical cancer before the age of 30, according to a groundbreaking study. However, falling vaccination rates could see a rise in avoidable deaths. 🧪💉🦠 www.theguardian.com/society/2026...

HPV jabs cut risk of dying from cervical cancer before 30 to almost zero

Study reveals positive news, but experts say deaths and cases may rise again as fewer teenagers get vaccinated

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