Die Universität Heidelberg hat die Aktivitäten auf ihrem zentralen X-Account eingestellt und verweist auf ihre anderen Kommunikationskanäle.
https://t.co/d7qMPVswt5
connectivity disruptions.
I am grateful to all co-authors who made this work possible. Feel free to read the full article here: https://t.co/HTWukIB8bQ
@ChrSchmahl@LemyeZhr@grk2350@neuroclaude
Our new book is finally out! A hands-on exploration of data science for neuroimaging, based on our experience teaching @neurohackademy, with plenty of examples using Python software tools and open data.
Very excited to share our recent paper on the impact of adverse childhood experiences on brain structure, published in the Neurobiology of stress journal.
https://t.co/VZaSeSwKv2
Don't mistake quick thinking for IQ. Rapid answers often reflect shallow reasoning.
Data: smarter people are faster on easy problems but slower on hard ones. They know haste makes waste, and they want to get it right.
Refusing to trade accuracy for speed is a sign of intellect.
I have resigned as senior editor of NeuroImage. The publication fee is unjustifiably high and I can no longer support the journal in good conscience. We hope everyone will support the birth of our new journal Imaging Neuroscience!
What is going on in the brain 🧠when individuals with PTSD dissociate? Our new preprint @PTSDStressLab examines effects of a dissociation-inducing drug on fronto-limbic resting-state functional connectivity🔗in PTSD 👉https://t.co/LCHvWccgnm
Neuroscientist @anilkseth, author of "Being You", talks us through the books that were most important to him in developing his understanding of consciousness:
https://t.co/hyjKD0YEeQ
@AcademicChatter 200% yes! It should be considered a full time job, with a salary and benefits. Salaries should come from tax pairs dollars, as academic (scientific) research is a service to society. We work full time (overtime), but get paid as if its part time work (if at all). Its nuts.
“Those who spend a lifetime delaying gratification may one day find themselves rich in savings but poor in memories, having sacrificed too much joy at the altar of compounding interest” - @DKThomp#truethat