A copper toned publication!
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At long last (1.5yrs since the first submission attempt to be exact), the research I worked on as a post-doctoral fellow has been published!Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't.
Click on the image above to head over to the article for some light reading. A lot of work went into this paper, and there are many to thank who don’t appear in the author list – basically everyone in my former lab. On a fun note, the model we developed and just about all the figures were produced in R. Quite the conversion, since I started this work as a big proponent for Matlab.
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