Polynomial bounds for chromatic number. III. Excluding a double star
 Scott, A Seymour, P Spirkl, S Journal of Graph Theory volume 101 issue 2 323-340 (21 Oct 2022)
Feynman Diagrams in Four-Dimensional Holomorphic Theories and the
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 Budzik, K Gaiotto, D Kulp, J Wu, J Yu, M (28 Jul 2022) http://arxiv.org/abs/2207.14321v1
ISARIC-COVID-19 dataset: A Prospective, Standardized, Global Dataset of Patients Hospitalized with COVID-19.
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Dynamics of competing SARS-CoV-2 variants during the Omicron epidemic in England
 Eales, O de Oliveira Martins, L Page, A Wang, H Bodinier, B Tang, D Haw, D Jonnerby, J Atchison, C Ashby, D Barclay, W Taylor, G Cooke, G Ward, H Darzi, A Riley, S Elliott, P Donnelly, C Chadeau-Hyam, M Nature Communications volume 13 issue 1 4375 (28 Jul 2022)
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 Eales, O Page, A de Oliveira Martins, L Wang, H Bodinier, B Haw, D Jonnerby, J Atchison, C Ashby, D Barclay, W Taylor, G Cooke, G Ward, H Darzi, A Riley, S Chadeau-Hyam, M Donnelly, C Elliott, P BMC Infectious Diseases volume 22 issue 1 647 (27 Dec 2022)
Crux and long cycles in graphs
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Removing contaminants using a heterogeneous porous medium filter - a case study by Lucy Auton

Porous materials occur throughout nature and industry, from volcanic rocks, to sponges, through to filters; they comprise a solid structure, which could be like honeycomb or a packing of grains, with gaps (pores) throughout. These pores allows fluid and small contaminants carried by the fluid, such as salt in seawater, to travel through the material. The shape and size of these pores affects the passage of fluid, which in turn affects the path the contaminants take and how much becomes trapped within the solid structure.

How Predictable is Technological Progress?
 Farmer, J Lafond, F (25 Nov 2015)
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