To make sense of a busy visual world, @DukeNeuro’s @nayoung_jun + @JMGrohNeuro report in their new paper in @eLife that macaque brain cells use a telephone wiring trick to send a unique signal about different objects it "sees" along a single neuron. https://t.co/eULQ1bUjlG
A woman’s right to make her own reproductive decisions remains legal in NC by the thinnest possible thread.
This November will determine if it stays that way.
Your state legislative races now function as a referendum on whether women should have that right.
As promised, I'm pleased to announce a lab tech job opening in my lab! We are looking for a recent or soon-to-graduate individual who is interested in gaining experience before going on in the field. Please circulate! Full ad here: https://t.co/2Tc1LC1LEU
The CDC document that was discussed in @washingtonpost today https://t.co/59FtxhE5f5 is now on line: https://t.co/141Fz4vzpW
The WashPo shared it with me before publication for reactions, and I'm quoted. Some thoughts follow. (1/13)
The @OLab_Duke has a new Research Assistant / Lab Manager position available! Come join us for exciting research on how we hear! Please spread the word and RT. More information here: https://t.co/wsR75UyNvc
Continuing my habit of intermittent updates re: #COVID19@duke: we'd been holding steady at about ~6 new student cases per week, and this jumped up to 15 this past Monday. Why? Contact tracing suggests transmission while eating: 1/ https://t.co/QF4X9wRoYf
Happy Friday! I'm @MeredithSchmehl and I want to take a quick break from #SciComm to tell you more about my lab's research! Members of my lab discovered that when your eyes move, your eardrums move too. Curious? Read on! 1/13
Welcome back to @RealScientists! I'm @MeredithSchmehl and today we're going to talk about my research. I study how the eyes and ears work together to help us find things! 1/15
Congrats to our recent grad @Jeff_Mohl for this new paper with two great collaborators in the Duke Neuro training faculty: @JMGrohNeuro and @jmxpearson! @DukeBrain
When universities made their plans to open, did they not understand that the one thing they had to do at all costs was keep the students once they arrived? Forcing sick and exposed students to travel is a public health disaster.
Thread by @JMGrohNeuro: The eardrums move when the eyes move up, down, and sideways: our latest on eye movement-related eardrum oscillations formation they carry, and what they might indicate about how vision and hearing operate as partners. A tweeprint!… https://t.co/I8vY210CKk