Not every day an 80 year old Professor is first author on a @ScienceMagazine paper describing the discovery of a novel neuoanatomical entity: Møllgårds Membrane (better than 'SLYM'?). Could potentially be part of the elusive #glymfatic system?
https://t.co/izFg8rjhsd
Fertility preservation may delay cancer treatment by up to 4.5 weeks, a delay that is acceptable without expected effect on prognosis for many women with cancer: https://t.co/wbjjjtnP0J #AYACSM#GYNCSM
How & when should we eat & exercise to achieve a healthier metabolic state? Our latest issue presents several clinical & mechanistic studies focusing on the feasibility & timing of healthy eating & physical activity. #chrononutrition#exercise
https://t.co/qLcTi3vaQw
How do stem cells generate the multiciliated and secretory cells of the airway epithelium that protect the lungs from pathogens and particulates in the air?
Get ready for a deep dive into airway stem cell fate decisions in our new preprint out now!
https://t.co/G10avIJZOG
As a scientist trying to publish their work, and an editor trying to help others get published - I ask that people accept reviewer invitations a few times a year at minimum. So many folks stuck in limbo because no one wants to review, yet everyone wants to publish.
Roger Federer was the epitome of the Paradox of Effort.
You have to put in more effort to make something appear effortless.
Effortless performances are just the result of a large volume of effortful practice.
Small things become big things.