Neuroscientist, interested in circuits mediating reward-related behavior and higher cognitive functions, psychopharmacology. Postdoc in GeCo Lab at IIT, Genova
Rules of academia:
Questions are more important than facts
Answers are temporary
Models are provisional
Failure happens a lot
Patience is a requirement
When you’re lucky, hopefully you realize it
Things don’t unfold linearly
If there’s free food, get there early
—Stuart Firestein
A new study reveals cats have nearly 300 facial expressions—which may be due to their co-evolution with humans.
Learn more: https://t.co/1vrOzcrM8x @NewsfromScience
crying/shaking
someone studied how much will it cost you to make chocolate chip cookies with ingredients from Sigma Aldrich
30k USD for 25-30 cookies
from: journal of immaterial sciences
https://t.co/Gk3tj8Tgn7
@DautanDaniel And this is exactly the problem, when the victims of such behaviors are not protected and actually paying the price for speaking out. As for your last part, if he cares about his family he should be more careful with his behavior...they should not pay the price for his actions
@DautanDaniel Sorry to hear that Daniel. The problem is a lot of things like that and people never get punished.. the lack of consequences gives some people the idea that they can do everything...
The most detailed version yet - Researchers can freely access the Allen Mouse Brain Common Coordinate Framework (v3), a complete, high-resolution 3D atlas of the mouse brain. #openscience#neuroscience
Read: https://t.co/6O4HJgvQHz
Some agree to review to know what the competition is up to
Some do it as a favor
Some do it to screw their competitors or enemies (don't tell me it doesn't happen)
And... there are SAINTS who do it to improve science.
Not sure that a system that's built on saints is sustainable