#openaccessdata — Public Fediverse posts
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There's no good or insurmountable reason for Australia not to have weekly national graphical infectious disease data to inform the public (who provided the samples!) about what's happening to them and their risks from the more transmissible agents.
Just excuses.
#OpenAccessData -
There's no good or insurmountable reason for Australia not to have weekly national graphical infectious disease data to inform the public (who provided the samples!) about what's happening to them and their risks from the more transmissible agents.
Just excuses.
#OpenAccessData -
There's no good or insurmountable reason for Australia not to have weekly national graphical infectious disease data to inform the public (who provided the samples!) about what's happening to them and their risks from the more transmissible agents.
Just excuses.
#OpenAccessData -
There's no good or insurmountable reason for Australia not to have weekly national graphical infectious disease data to inform the public (who provided the samples!) about what's happening to them and their risks from the more transmissible agents.
Just excuses.
#OpenAccessData -
There's no good or insurmountable reason for Australia not to have weekly national graphical infectious disease data to inform the public (who provided the samples!) about what's happening to them and their risks from the more transmissible agents.
Just excuses.
#OpenAccessData -
I'm starting to get a bit excited about some data stuff that Chloe Waterson and I will be sharing at #BOPA2023.
A showcase of #OpenAccessData and the benefits of a half decent #taxonomy for #drugs.
15 days to go.
I suspect this is just the beginning.
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I'm starting to get a bit excited about some data stuff that Chloe Waterson and I will be sharing at #BOPA2023.
A showcase of #OpenAccessData and the benefits of a half decent #taxonomy for #drugs.
15 days to go.
I suspect this is just the beginning.