There are just 7 long COVID symptoms
Out of the 47 top-reported “long-COVID” symptoms, researchers were surprised to find only seven that were directly related to the virus.
Out of the 47 top-reported “long-COVID” symptoms, researchers were surprised to find only seven that were directly related to the virus.
Out of the 47 top-reported “long-COVID” symptoms, researchers were surprised to find only seven that were directly related to the virus.
A new effort significantly reduces the number of unnecessary CT scans in children, limiting exposure to harmful radiation.
A new effort significantly reduces the number of unnecessary CT scans in children, limiting exposure to harmful radiation.
By Jason Rantanen
It’s time for the January 2023 Federal Circuit statistics update! As I’ve done for the last few years, below I provide some statistics on what the Federal Circuit has been doing over the past year. These charts draw on the Federal Circuit Dataset Project, an open-access dataset that I maintain that contains information on all Federal Circuit decisions and docketed appeals. While previous versions of the dataset have been limited to merits decisions, this year we began including non-merits terminations as well. Currently, all non-merits terminations from 2022 are included in the dataset. We’ll be working backwards to add terminations from earlier years.
One of my goals with this dataset is to make it publicly accessible so that anyone can use it in their own research. A complete copy of this year’s release is archived at https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataverse/CAFC_Dataset_Project. In addition, you can access the dataset through a user interface via https://empirical.law.uiowa.edu and generate your own subsets and graphs. A copy of the codebook is available at these locations as well. In addition, if you are a researcher who would like help using the dataset, please reach out to me – I’m happy to help out.
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By Jason Rantanen
It’s time for the January 2023 Federal Circuit statistics update! As I’ve done for the last few years, below I provide some statistics on what the Federal Circuit has been doing over the past year. These charts draw on the Federal Circuit Dataset Project, an open-access dataset that I maintain that contains information on all Federal Circuit decisions and docketed appeals. While previous versions of the dataset have been limited to merits decisions, this year we began including non-merits terminations as well. Currently, all non-merits terminations from 2022 are included in the dataset. We’ll be working backwards to add terminations from earlier years.
One of my goals with this dataset is to make it publicly accessible so that anyone can use it in their own research. A complete copy of this year’s release is archived at https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataverse/CAFC_Dataset_Project. In addition, you can access the dataset through a user interface via https://empirical.law.uiowa.edu and generate your own subsets and graphs. A copy of the codebook is available at these locations as well. In addition, if you are a researcher who would like help using the dataset, please reach out to me – I’m happy to help out.
Continue reading Federal Circuit Dataset & Stats: January 2023 Update at Patently-O.
Male alcohol use may reduce the likelihood that in vitro fertilization will be successful, a new study indicates.
Odor receptors grown in a lab dish indicate that Neanderthals and Denisovans were attune to different smells than we are.
Researchers have created a new drone that can land on high-up tree branches and collect DNA to help track biodiversity.
Researchers have created a new drone that can land on high-up tree branches and collect DNA to help track biodiversity.