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Quantifying uncertainty in catalyst activity and deactivation during CO 2 hydrogenation via round-robin testing for data-driven modelling

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By Selin Bac, Dongjae Shin, Seunghwa Hong, Jake A. Heinlein, Anastassiya Khan, Greg Barber, Zhihengyu Chen, Christopher J. Tassone, Robert M. Rioux, Matteo Cargnello, Simon R. Bare, Kirsten Winther, Phillip Christopher, Adam Hoffman, Michael M. Albrechtsen
| Nature Verified
Abstract Machine learning (ML) is rapidly emerging as a catalyst discovery method, whose success depends on curated experimental datasets with defined uncertainties. Despite this need, uncertainty in catalyst performance is rarely quantified across datasets generated using multiple reactors.
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Fire, Rain and CO2: Potential Drivers of Tropical Savanna Vegetation Change, with Implications for Carbon Crediting

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By Greg Barber, Andrew Edwards, Kerstin K. Zander
| MDPI
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Actions Speak Louder Than Works

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By Greg Barber
| Medium
Today, I want to share some food for thought that's as old as the hills but still incredibly relevant. You've probably heard the saying, "Actions speak louder than words," but I'd like to spice it up a bit: "Actions speak louder than works." Intrigued? Let's dive in! When Hosea Called Out a Nation I recently found myself revisiting the Book of Hosea, where our prophet-hero serves up a good helping of wisdom. Hosea doesn't mince words when it comes to the Israelites.
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