I’m thrilled that this work is finally published! I started preliminary experiments in Jul 2012, summer after 1st year of grad school. While the conclusions I presented at my defense in Mar 2017 remain correct, I knew we could dig deeper. So we did, and I’m really proud.
MEA analysis, computation & simulations demonstrate how BDNF treatment after excitotoxic injury remodels hippocampal networks by promoting inhibitory neuron survival while indirectly strengthening weak excitatory synapses: https://t.co/c2rpW25s9j @drkatemon
I’m thrilled that this work is finally published! I started preliminary experiments in Jul 2012, summer after 1st year of grad school. While the conclusions I presented at my defense in Mar 2017 remain correct, I knew we could dig deeper. So we did, and I’m really proud.
MEA analysis, computation & simulations demonstrate how BDNF treatment after excitotoxic injury remodels hippocampal networks by promoting inhibitory neuron survival while indirectly strengthening weak excitatory synapses: https://t.co/c2rpW25s9j @drkatemon
This image shows an actin structure within primary astrocytes, providing valuable insight into the active role of astrocytes in neural networks.
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Academic job seekers often think that because they didn't get a job one year, or didn't get a particular job, there's something they should change in their application. That's often a mistake. Here are some reasons you maybe didn't get the job that are beyond your control(thread)
On my flight today I woke up from a nap & an attendant was walking down the aisle holding a pug, saying “we found this pug. Whose pug is this??” And for 3 hours we all just took turns holding the mystery pug until a verrrry stoned man in the last row woke up & was like “Roscoe?!”
Today, we’re introducing a new model that eliminates accept/reject decisions.
By publishing every paper with eLife reviews as a Reviewed Preprint, we plan to restore autonomy to authors, ensuring that they will be judged by what, not where, they publish. https://t.co/OAsiOVFStI
Massive news: eLife to abolish accept/reject decisions: papers will just be “peer reviewed”. Others can argue about this, but lots of interesting consequences. 1/9 https://t.co/FedRxI62iC
15 years ago my PhD advisor taught me One Weird Trick for editing your own writing. Edit **back to front**, paragraph by paragraph. I still use it and it still surprises me how well it works. When I get my students to do it, it often blows their minds. Try it!
#AcademicTwitter: @DukeBiology has TWO faculty positions open! We are planning to hire excellent scholars, mentors, teachers, who will contribute to our effort in increasing diversity and equity.
Check our website | Ask Questions | Apply by Oct21st | RT!
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7/ To put US faculty hiring another way:
🧑🎓The top 5 producers of US profs are Berkeley, Harvard, Michigan, Wisconsin, & Stanford.
🏛Together, they've minted the doctorates of over one in eight sitting US faculty [13.8%]. That's more than all non-US institutions combined [11%].
6/ For US profs with US doctorates, we see universal and extreme inequality in faculty production.
🏭 Overall, 80% of US-trained profs come from just 20.4% of universities. More unequal in the Humanities; less in Education.
8️⃣ 20% of profs come from just EIGHT universities.
Need help pronouncing Chinese student names in your class? The amazing @xiwen_lu has created a tool where you can look up any name and hear the most common pronunciation!
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