We are seeking upper-limb prostheses users to participate in a 6-week #study on sensory feedback for upper-limb #prostheses🦾.
To know more, and register your interest please follow this link https://t.co/tKG7kgO7aB
1/2 Nice summary in Pulse Magazine of my recent lecture on (often unexpected) benefits of #art for #health, larded with compelling & touching examples from #Parkinson field. With remarkable role for #dopamine replacement in shaping #creativity.
Solo recharge tonight after more comprehensive exam writing today (🫠) and before #NACOB2022 tomorrow! 💃🏻
Come visit me at P1-70 to talk walking, slips/trips, PD, and visual search! 😊
Had some great conversations yesterday re: arm swing 💪🏻, visual search 👀, & trips🚶🏻♀️⚡️ in Parkinson’s disease when presenting my current PhD work at P2-H-60! #ISPGR2022
*lecturers in the replies like* Also, gatekeeping accessibility just so students show up to your class isn’t the win you think it is? Providing [a condensed version of] foundational info IN TEXT better facilitates high level discussion in my experience
Dear Lecturers,
If you're teaching an academic course, please add some sentences to your slides. Students find it really hard to decipher the context from pictures, when preparing for exams. Thank you!
Struggling grad student
@AcademicChatter@PhDVoice@PhD_Genie#phdchat
So I will also share here, with whom it may actually concern, my first FIRST-author article 💃🏻 I’m excited to finally get the work from my master’s out which investigated arm swing and walking on simulated rolling-hills
https://t.co/jNWGlF0AnJ
Today my best friend, who has never attended post-secondary, linked to my recent pub on her social media just as a show of pride… the level of unexpected, wholesome support is unmatched. 💛
I don't care how long the train ride, I absolutely ✨will✨ spend the vast majority of it listening to music and staring out the window. Top-tier brain buffering time 😌