Glad to share my first publication out now in Current Opinion in Cell Biology @ELS_CellBiology!
Many thanks to @ivdbout for inviting me to co-author this review reporting on new insights into the cellular mechanisms behind laminopathies.
https://t.co/Omp9Mj088x
This week, we'd like to highlight the published research of one of our previous PhD students. https://t.co/bZBLhI1xXX
#breastcancer#metastasis#research
Happy National Women's Day!
Women's health is a priority and our lab is committed to research that improves the lives of those in South African and around the world.
#WomensDay#WomensHealth#UniversityOfPretoria
I'm attempting to read Kierkegaard's "Stages on Life's Way" again. In the preface to 'In Vino Veritas' he offers an intriguing perspective on the difference between recollection and memory.
Recollection can be further triggered by contradiction in the sense that avoiding situations that remind you of what you're trying to recall can lead to distraction from adequately reviving those emotions and experiences.
Nzimande has issued a gazette to dissolve the NSFAS board with immediate effect. While a necessary step in the right direction, I don't think it absolves the institutions flaws entirely. https://t.co/9sHchFLDQF
Excellent conversation on trends and predictions for the 2024 ZA elections based on the data. This is really something we're missing out on compared to other countries.
https://t.co/RiTNPdGXoy
Thought provoking discussion on how the use of objectives, intention, inclusion, and assessment can optimise the impact of journal clubs.
https://t.co/MTNBPnfHeo
You can get more out of books you read by taking advantage of episodic memory and by making associations.
Something I'm guilty of is not rereading enough, which contributes significantly to extracting and retaining everything in the text.
https://t.co/WLYA1MELyi