Newsletter features journalism, research papers and tools/software for November 30, 2020 GROUP CURATION: N/A Mapping invasive grasses with machine learning Spatial Source, Daniel Bishton from November 25, 2020 Researchers have developed a machine learning model that can identify Gamba grass from high resolution satellite imagery with up to 90 percent accuracy. Scientists from Charles […]
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Applied Sports Science newsletter – November 30, 2020
Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for November 30, 2020 Alex Smith Is the NFL’s Most Terrifying Miracle The Ringer, Rodger Sherman from November 25, 2020 The Washington QB is poised to be Comeback Player of Year after recovering from an injury that could have killed him. His return is […]
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Newsletter features journalism, research papers and tools/software for November 30, 2020 GROUP CURATION: N/A Testing sewage can give school districts, campuses and businesses a heads-up on the spread of COVID-19 The Conversation, Charles Gerba and Robert Glennon from November 24, 2020 November has brought encouraging news about several COVID-19 vaccines. But members of the […]
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Outdoors + Tech news articles, blog posts and research papers for November 30, 2020 bracelets Fitbit study finds heart rate variability fluctuates by age, gender, time of day and activity level MobiHealthNews, Mallory Hackett from November 24, 2020 Using heart rate variability (HRV) data, wrist-worn health trackers can provide a range of predictive cardiovascular […]
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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for November 27, 2020 USWNT midfielder Kristie Mewis makes the most of 2020 and finds her way back to the national team ESPN FC, Graham Hays from November 25, 2020 … “It was a mental battle,” Mewis recalled of lockdown workouts. “Just getting through […]
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Newsletter features journalism, research papers and tools/software for November 26, 2020 GROUP CURATION: N/A Here’s How to Restore Trust in the CDC Mother Jones, Will Peischel from November 18, 2020 During the vice presidential debate in early October, Kamala Harris was asked if she’d take a government-approved coronavirus vaccine. If it had the blessing […]
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Newsletter features journalism, research papers and tools/software for November 25, 2020 GROUP CURATION: N/A Nvidia has plans to dominate the artificial intelligence market The Burn-In, Mario McKellop from November 19, 2020 Nvidia’s recently posted fiscal third-quarter financial results crushed Wall Street’s forecasts on revenue. It also improved its sales from the same time last […]
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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for November 25, 2020 The Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball schedule is in place. Now comes the tricky part during a pandemic Wisconsin State Journal, Jim Polzin from November 24, 2020 Micah Potter may be as useful off the court as he is on it […]
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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for November 24, 2020 ‘We don’t eat with cats’: How ‘Dawgwork’ has taken Los Angeles Rams’ D-line to greater heights ESPN NFL, Lindsey Thiry from November 23, 2020 Dawg — d-a-w-g — work: Either you’re gettin’ better or you ain’t. No explanation needed if […]
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Newsletter features journalism, research papers and tools/software for November 24, 2020 GROUP CURATION: N/A NSF begins planning for decommissioning of Arecibo Observatory’s 305-meter telescope due to safety concerns National Science Foundation from November 19, 2020 Following a review of engineering assessments that found damage to the Arecibo Observatory cannot be stabilized without risk to […]
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