Beginner or Advanced R User? 🤔
➡️ This cheat sheet is gold.
It summarizes all the best practices R developers should apply.
If some of it isn’t familiar, the first module of my https://t.co/wK6l6vXJe9 project explains exactly this!
Thanks so much @_wurli 🙏
What's missing?
Last fall @AshleyJ_Thomas and I co-taught a graduate course called 'Tools for Robust Science' at MIT.
The syllabus and materials are now all freely available at https://t.co/9up5gX71Q0
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If you work with undergrads (or are one yourself!) interested in clinical psychology PhD, please share this guide AND advising in your dept! It is not prescriptive at all, but designed to provide actionable tips and enhance equity in the field
https://t.co/TMm7AWkRZb
As someone who has been both a mentee and mentor in this program, I strongly encourage those interested to sign up! The deadline for the application is June 10th
Over 300 mentees and mentors have signed up already! We are excited to meet you all and help you reach your goals.
If you are interested in being a mentee or a mentor, fill our our application form at https://t.co/wIv2FwCxKs by 6/10.
Inspiring talk by Dr. Margaret Beale Spencer discussing importance of moving away from deficit & towards asking how adverse-exposed youth make sense of their worlds — says to use mixed methods to better identify & reinforce sources of support #MNsymposium
New from our lab, MRS study showing lower GABA in medial PFC and insula, but not temporal cortex, in PTSD and trauma-exposed adults compared w healthy adults. GABA differences related to certain arousal symptoms. @AtSpared@NIMHgov 1/2 https://t.co/4lwNgj4fCU
Worked on this paper as a POWER summer intern. It was the first manuscript I worked on, so I'm excited to announce it is finally published and available online! Big thanks to @jalydecker and the POWER team for their support!
https://t.co/9iP9QuBviJ
The NOGA has landed: #myfirstR01 with dream-team collabs @ChrisWebbPhD@JustinBakerMD Kerry Ressler @DrLisaNickerson & Boyu Ren & w/consultant @FulfordDr, longitudinal study of progressive social withdrawal after trauma during transition to adulthood.
New work from our lab: in trauma-exposed adults, individual differences in structural features of social networks are associated with social anhedonia.
https://t.co/AXhj3TdD7E
Social Anhedonia is Associated with Low Social Network Diversity in Trauma‐Exposed Adults
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My first tweet!
Psyched to share our cool new paper led by @apurvaratan showing face-selective responses in the fusiform in congenitally blind people:
https://t.co/jV8zEkH402
Mantis shrimp have a huge number of photoreceptors (12) which SHOULD mean they can see way more colors than other animals (which mostly have 2-4)...
https://t.co/XRnGuWPYd2
Neuroscientists: if you want to learn computational techniques apply to our online summer school: https://t.co/npGV80EmDn Please help reach out to the community that is not on twitter and language communities. This will be great.
Hello friends! While we are going through these unprecedented times, I wanted to share the main results of my PhD work, which is out today in Nature Neuroscience.
It studied how the brain perceives the experiences of daily life. (1/n)
@KordingLab Thanks so much for hosting. I was so impressed with how everyone was able to come together, in spite of everything going on. I also hope this starts a trend of online conferences. As an undergraduate, I really appreciated the accessibility (no registration fee/travel costs)!
1700 people currently at #neuromatch2020, a conference which did not exist 3 weeks ago and all of them in the comfort of their own homes. Totally unbelievable. An amazing achievement by @KordingLab@neuralreckoning@titipat_a et al.