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Activating #TRPM3 triggers #CGRP release in #trigeminal neurons, linking an ion channel to #migraine pathways
🧠 This discovery hints at therapeutic targets & could help develop new migraine treatments
@spy_kaz@ConnarWestgate
Read more 👉https://t.co/gwxhTRDjU7
Excited to have @GabbyFredman visit our center and give an invited lecture @CICSnews. Looking forward to hearing about her work in investigating inflammation resolution in atherosclerosis. @harvardmed@bwhcvls@BrighamWomens
CICS wears red for women! Our center’s core message is to perform inclusive science by involving women scientists at all levels, designing inclusive research studies and investigating medical problems that impact everyone.@harvardmed@AHAScience@BrighamResearch#womeninstem
A person who I love and respect, a champion both at the collegiate and professional level, is retiring from the game - @Candace_Parker!
You said that you wanted to leave the game better than when you entered it - and your time at Tennessee, and 16 years in the league, have been nothing but historic in women's basketball today.
I'm so blessed to have witnessed your greatness first-hand in your 13 seasons with my Sparks, including our 2016 WNBA Championship! You are leaving this game as a legend with so many things to be proud of; The first player to ever win three championships with three teams, 10-time All-WNBA honoree, two-time Olympic gold medalist, two-time league MVP, and the first player to win MVP and Rookie of the Year in the same season. We can’t forget your two NCAA championships with Tennessee!
Your achievements off the court have been just as impressive as your time on it. You have excelled as an analyst, businesswoman, wife, and mother, and have been a tremendous friend to Cookie and I over the years. I’m so excited to see you put the dedication you gave to the game into your next business ventures!
Thank you for 13 incredible years in purple and gold. Thank you for being an amazing role model and staple in the basketball community. And thank you for leaving the game better than when you entered!
Yeah, “Yeah!” has the right tempo for Hands-Only CPR. If you see a teen or adult collapse, call 911 and push hard & fast in the center of the chest to beat of this @usher hit. #NationofLifesavers
"Science is fun and being a scientist is a fun job!"
On this year's International Day for Women and Girls in Science, listen to 2023 medicine laureate Katalin Karikó speak about being a scientist.
What is your favourite thing about being a scientist?
#womeninscience
On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, let’s help girls everywhere pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math. Our world is better with their ideas and perspectives.
Today, we reflect on the life and legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and recommit to honoring his vision. It's up to us to march forward choosing democracy over autocracy and a "Beloved Community" over chaos — to take up Dr. King's mantle and make his dream a reality.
Be a little crazy.
Wake up early.
Do shit that scares the normies.
Do shit that confuses mfs.
Lift heavy in the morning.
Work when people are in bed.
Go for runs in the rain.
Meditate to death metal.
You can’t fit in.
You must stick out.
Success requires a little craze.
What is your best advice for a young researcher?
2023 chemistry laureate Louis Brus ended his #NobelPrize lecture with his advice for students. First up: "Learn something new every day; this is the greatest skill we have."
See his lecture at: https://t.co/oxyElJkgT1
@AstroBio_Ben 100% Ben. I always tell my students that developing new ideas is an art. You can't be creative when your mind is spent. And it's super important to purposefully create these spaces when your mind can wonder freely. I wish I did it more!
4. Define a good day's work as making good progress towards your goals. Not by the time you were at your desk.
Academia isn't like shift work. If I've made a solid amount of progress after 6 hours in the office and my brain is completely wiped, I'll go home (gasp!) early.
4/4
In a rush of academia, don't forget to enjoy life, family, good food, outdoor activities, traveling, etc. If you are thinking to do it all after you finish a/an experiment, paper, school, Ph.D., Postdoc, etc., so remember this is just one life, & sadly time is not coming back!
Over a lifetime, the average person's heart beats 2.5 billion times ❤️
On #WorldHeartDay, Associate Professor @Naveed_Akbar_ shares five facts about your heart ⬇️
Today is World Heart Day.
Did you know cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in Europe?
If we had an EU-wide plan of action in place, we could save many of those lives.
Learn more: https://t.co/EmI3oQIHmg
#WorldHeartDay#CVHealthPlan2024#WorldHeartDay2023