Thanks to @ESRS_Sleep, I had the opportunity to get to know so many inspiring early career researchers, make funny new memories inside and outside of the pool and even take a presentation price back home from the sleep science school. Hope to see everyone at the #ESRS2024
A big shout out and THANK YOU to the amazing organizers of the @PuG2023! It was an event that will be in our memory forever! @MHarkotte @LisaBastian19@_juliafechner_ ♥️♥️♥️
Probably this was the shortest travelled distance to a conference for my entire PhD time ^^ @PuG2023
See you tomorrow at my talk as part of the brain-state dependent information processing symposium at 13:30!
Ich hatte einen Traum letzte Nacht🧵: Die Berliner Philharmoniker hatten führende deutsche Wissenschaftsmanager eingeladen, um sich beraten zu lassen, wie man ein noch besseres Orchester werden könne. Die Manager legten los: Zuerst müsse man mit der unseligen Praxis aufhören 1/10
Having presented my first poster at the „Sleep, Cognition & Consciousness“ symposium was fun and insightful (even though night sledging was maybe still a bit more fun). In case you have any more questions about wake-sleep transitions, come find me! #DKWinter#Sleepski
This week, @m_schoenauer invited the Gais lab to a winter symposium about memory and plasticity to @UniFreiburg. We had a great time. Thanks for offering a really appreciative atmosphere for the very first talk during my PhD and a super funny scavenger hunt!
If anyone is interested in doing memory and sleep research in humans with neuroimaging, this might be interesting for you! Text me if you have any additional questions.
https://t.co/s2m2NhZM9I
As you see I learned a lot. If anyone thinks I did any mistakes in my short explanations, please let me know. I am still willing to learn more! Thanks for the great organisation and the super interesting talks.
I spent most parts of this week at the „Promoting transparency and replicability in research“ workshop that just happened in Tübingen.
Probs to the organisers who are PhD students themselves. Thanks for being great examples! @HLoenneker, @lorenzo_semeia, @VeenIint
Last but not least Andrew Webb showed us how to use git. I use it in my daily life and am always happy to be able to recover otherwise lost information. Containers are a great idea to give others or yourself an easier time to reproduce your code at a later point in time.