ADS is proud to support the 21st @EDA_delirium Association Annual Conference ๐, to be held on November 5 and 6, 2026 ๐๏ธ, at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel in Oslo, Norway ๐ณ๐ด. The meeting is organized by @aldringoghelse, Leiv Otto Watne, and the Oslo Delirium Research Group. An optional Pathophysiology Day is offered on November 4.
The program covers delirium research and clinical practice across disciplines ๐ง ๐ฌ.
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#Delirium #EDA2026 #DeliriumResearch
Thrilled to have our paper with @markcnewry out in BRAIN. https://t.co/jg6O7IZzcT We show that CSF1R inhibition to deplete proliferating microglia in APP/PS1 mouse model of Alzheimer's actually increases hyper excitability in hippocampal circuits https://t.co/MSdZTrTI2q
Looking at my own kids' school work I do not think digital learning is better than textbooks and copybooks. Quite the opposite. It is all so fragmented and non-linear that I can't see how it benefits students.
A beautifully written case for why physical textbooks are so much better for learning than the online distractions that have replaced them.
From Sophie Winkleman and @drdavidajames
https://t.co/Jpmd5tJ9nm
reading this Uta Frith interview in TES. It's so important on the expansion of autism diagnoses to include almost anyone, many of whom would be better described as having social anxiety. This bit in particular on masking seems really insightful https://t.co/fi8bv8FCZK
Universities are meant to model openness and critical thinking. Yet many academics remain silent about injustice within their own institutions. This new article from ecrLife examines two entrenched mechanisms that may be helping sustain that culture.
https://t.co/ZG4fefT5nx
We wrote this review in which we attempt to bring together neuromonitoring, risk factor, biomarker and experimental studies supporting a brain energy disruption account of #delirium@Age_and_Ageing doi: 10.1093/ageing/afag024. With @jgordonboyd & Laidlaw Scholar Meher Sabharwal
@Education_Ire Teaching science through experiment is a positive development but launching in at 40% contribution to the final mark is crazy. We don't even give it 40% in University degrees with access to cutting edge facilities.
This is the best description I have seen so far on why AI-generated music won't eclipse human music. Nick Cave on AI, Awe, and the Splendor of Our Human Limitations https://t.co/swx7lcUjPJ via @mariapopova
Good God. Please make it stop. Literally revising works of art to bring them into line with our modern sensibilities. Did we even agree what those sensibilities are? The rolling stones and holy bible better watch out.
Penguin has announced major revisions to a new edition of George Orwell's '1984'.
'The novel requires updating, in line with progressive sensibilities', said a consultant for 'Anti-Exclusionary Minds', a group engaged by Penguin to moderate Orwell's critique of totalitarianism.
Congratulations to PhD candidate @Futureneuro_ie Harry Frost and post-doc Hugh Delaney on winning best poster presentation (as Gaeilge) and Clayton Neuroscience prize respectively at the @TCINeuroscience anniversary symposium @TCDPhysiology