Congrats to @csuhes' Dr. Josiane Broussard, recipient of this year’s Provost Research Scholar award 🎉👏
@JBroussard_CSU was recognized at the Celebrate! Colorado State Awards for her innovative research in her Sleep and Metabolism Lab 😴🥼
Learn more 🔗 https://t.co/3TjQIbckuM
As someone who cares a lot about science communication, it's really difficult to translate scientific info to useful knowldge for the public. This thoughful piece uses some of the slip-ups of a well-known science comunicator to illustrate these issues. https://t.co/kWTFq2OYlT
Excellent postdoctoral training opportunity in a great team, professional environment, and wonderful location for the outdoors aficionados - the second part of the job posting is my favorite!
This brief article may be helpful for students working on their first papers:
"Writing a journal article from your thesis or research project"
https://t.co/CMbUFZSBBT
We've known for a while that short sleep leads to earlier mortality. Now, we've found that irregular sleep is actually an even stronger predictor of mortality.
Why? Probably circadian disruption.
We may need a rethink on which dimensions of sleep matter the most for health.
🚨CALL FOR PAPERS 🚨
We're publishing a special issue on ‘Circadian timing of behaviours and biology’, highlighting potential mechanistic processes through which altered circadian timing of behaviours may impact physiology.
More info 👇
https://t.co/rKn5S71o4B
Guest Editors Dr. Josiane Broussard, Dr. Babak Mokhlesi, Dr. Tami Martino announce new 📣 Call for Papers: Sleep, Circadian Rhythm, and Cardiovascular Health
https://t.co/HkOBSpXjHh
@JBroussard_CSU@TamiMartino@CarterPhysiol@SatchinPanda
https://t.co/yl7YspLuMc
I am quite honored by the award but the part that will stick with me is the faculty and Dean putting the nomination together w/o telling me anything. When I got the message from the AKA I had no idea what they were talking about at first 😂
@thekatestewart@AcademicChatter I coached a high school varsity lacrosse team, gave lessons, ran summer camps, took travel teams to tournaments...hmmm, no wonder my PhD took so long...
The chronobiology and sleep fields have lost a wonderful colleague and friend to many. Steve Brown died from injuries sustained in an accident on Wednesday. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, lab and colleagues. RIP.