Pao Oruro

MMBBS - UNSA. Neurocomputing, Social Simulation and Complex Systems Lab - UAC.

[Mahax @Mahaximus_]

Google just dropped a 2-hour course on Loops and Graphs: from agents to Loops to full automation

17:44 - Your first AI agent
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This 1-hour watch replaces any $500 course you could pay for.

Watch it, then try your first loop or graph with the step-by-step guide below

[Krishna Agrawal @Krishnasagrawal]

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The people who watch this tonight will wake up tomorrow with a new skill. Watch it and bookmark it now.

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[Brain @Brain1878]

Using the connections of commissural neurons as an example, Lent et al. propose that expanded brain circuits may constitute a “connectomic reserve” that enables neuroplasticity to occur throughout life, and that may be a proxy for cognitive reserve. https://t.co/t1kpDt6iIE

[JAMA @JAMA_current]

Patent foramen ovale (PFO) is present in approximately 25% of all adults and is a common cause of stroke in young and middle-aged patients.

📝 This Review discusses PFO-associated stroke management.

https://t.co/yr4xTLbuXh

[Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology @NatRevGastroHep]

New online! Gut–brain communication: types of sensory nerves and mechanisms of activation https://t.co/SsaiAooc0k

[Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery @HopkinsNsurg]

Hear @DrJudyHuang - named president of the Neurosurgical Society of America - & Shenandoah Robinson - named 1st female president of the American Academy of Neurological Surgery- share their story w/ @JordinaRT_md. The future for #WomenInSurgery is bright! https://t.co/zucDVTkqbb

[Ben Pierron @Ben_escrito]

Un texto escrito por ChatGPT puede ser detectado en 10 segundos.

Pero es posible engañar a los detectores.

A continuación te explicamos cómo puedes superar la prueba del detector de IA:

[AshuJadhav @AshuPJadhav]

Patent Foramen Ovale Management for Secondary Stroke Prevention: State-of-the-Art Appraisal of Current Evidence | Stroke https://t.co/GVoNkCo3Cn

[Pao Oruro @Pao1040Blue]

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[Andrew Akbashev @Andrew_Akbashev]

This is how I advise my #PhD students to write research manuscripts (in case someone finds it helpful).

General points:

1. Research questions addressed by your manuscript are key and should guide you.

2. Don’t view your manuscript as an article. See it as a STORY.

3. Pick the writing style that is easily understood by a broader community. Make reading easy.

4. Most of data should get into the paper. If some doesn’t support the hypothesis, it still must be in the Suppl. Information. It must show the reproducibility limits.

5. Make the paper shorter, not longer. Cut out things that may sound like ‘bluff’ or ‘decoration’ of the story. Use well-defined terminology, don’t invent it unless clearly necessary.

6. Focus on reporting & explaining the numbers. Minimize discussions of qualitative outcomes and your imagination.

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Specific steps:

1️�� First, formulate and polish the key questions that your study addresses. It may take hours or even days (even though you've been doing research in this area for years). A single study should address no more than 1-3 key questions. It’s your perfect start for writing.

2️⃣ Write down the structure of your STORY first: Sections and Subsections that will answer those questions. Into each subsection, put 1-2 sentences that formulate the message(s) from this subsection. It will hugely help you navigate the manuscript later and save a lot of time.

3️⃣ Write approximate messages in the conclusion section. Usually, no more than 1-4 sentences.

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At this point, SHARE your [structure+questions+messages] document with your advisor for feedback. Toss it back and forth until you both converge. You can also include major collaborators if needed.

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4️⃣ Write the introduction part. Put down the paragraphs that introduce a reader into the key question(s) of the manuscript and the background of your story.

5️⃣ Write the main text for each section, smoothly and firmly. Each paragraph should add a separate value and end with a message-like sentence. Follow the “First… Second… Third…” structure for paragraphs when possible, it gives rigor and readability to your story.

6️⃣ Write the conclusions. Add a broader perspective that is justified and not generic.

7️⃣ Write the abstract. It must have simple terminology and clearly explain what readers can find inside the paper. It also should contain the key conclusions.

8️⃣ Write up 4-5 different titles and spend >30 mins with your team discussing which title sounds best.

Finally, iterate on the resulting draft within your team.
The number of drafts can easily exceed 20.

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❗In addition, I always emphasize that a high quality of your research paper:

- sharpen your writing and analytical skills.
- shapes your reputation.
- shows who you are as a researcher and communicator.

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p.s. Everyone has a different style of advising and writing. You can adopt only some specific steps if you find them helpful.

p.p.s. Another way that we sometimes use is by starting with figures ('story in figures' style).

#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter

[Stroke AHA/ASA @StrokeAHA_ASA]

Management of Inherited CNS Small Vessel Diseases: The CADASIL Example: A Scientific Statement From the American Heart Association | Stroke https://t.co/g7JxwFHDnP

@JamesMeschia @BBWorrall @EricGoldsteinMD @nsanar

[Jon Freeman @freemanjb]

My lab has 1-2 open postdoc positions for September 2024 (or earlier)! We study person perception, bias and stereotyping, social categorization, emotion, and other topics using fMRI, behavior, and computational modeling. Non-neuro or neuro focus welcome.

https://t.co/X3JmAYj2Pv

[Wu Tsai Institute | Yale University @WuTsaiYale]

📣📣📣 Faculty hiring:

Join our mission to understand human cognition! We invite curious minds across scales, species + methods spanning psychology, biology, data science + more.

📄Apply: https://t.co/5uuFnymyQl

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#KnowTogether @Yale

[Jesus Perez Gil @birloque]

URGENTE
Tenemos un contrato disponible del Programa INVESTIGO para un graduado en Biología que quiera trabajar durante un año en nuestros proyectos.
Por favor, difundid.

[nature @Nature]

Nature research paper: Electrolyte design for Li-ion batteries under extreme operating conditions https://t.co/MtI3rPsDXB

[Neurology Journal @GreenJournal]

Relationship of Impairments in Associative Learning With Intellectual Disability and Cerebellar Hypoplasia in Autistic Children: https://t.co/8kl7K0Fh44

#NeuroTwitter #Neurology

[Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology @NatRevGastroHep]

New content online: Nifty new tools for microbiome treatment design https://t.co/9tORTpEjwW

[Institut du Cerveau - Paris Brain Institute @InstitutCerveau]

#Reminder : à l'occasion de la fête de la science 2022, l'@InstitutCerveau ouvre ses portes pour une conférence gratuite cet après-midi à 15h sur le thème des interfaces cerveaux-ordinateurs.
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[Red Compleja @redcompleja]

Caza inteligente: estás arañas cazan en intervalos de movimiento colectivo y pausa totales unísonas, permitiéndoles avanzar hacia su presa (como un todo) mientras censan las vibraciones de su entorno. No hay araña líder, es decir, es un proceso auto-organizado. #Complejidad

[Diego A. Torres G. @DiegoTorres_Fis]

Allí nos vemos!