Epidemiologist, aging researcher, husband, lover of food, libations and life.
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Delighted to say that the mentorship bench is deep @WakeGeriatrics @wakeforestmed @wakehealth. How rare is it to have access to an amazing researcher, journal editor, and a former dean all in one?
Reason number 4 to choose @wakeforestmed for your Geri fellowship: you’re familiar with JAGS? The editor, Bill Applegate, is here! Seeing clinic patients, coaching fellows, attending on ACE and mentoring at journal club! #legend #geriatrics #match2021 #DontSleepOnWake
Fascinating turn of events
An imaging study in @scisignal reveals how ion channels in #lysosomes—usually thought of as the “trash bags” of cells—control blood pressure by initiating sparks of calcium within smooth muscle cells. #CalciumSignaling fcld.ly/iaj2anm
Nice spotlight on Kiran’s work creating novel tracers for microtubule changes and tau
Congratulations to this week's @AcadRad #ImagingInnovator Dr. Kiran Salingapuram Sai from @wakehealth. Dr. Sai was recently awarded an R01 for his work on #Alzheimers research and we so look forward to seeing what he will do next! #RADvocacy #CECI
Well done Ohio. This is a great example of the power of social distancing.
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Can’t go outdoors? Virtually learn how to survive in it. Thank @Huckberry for for the outdoor diversions. huckberry.com/journal/posts/…
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I can't speak for House, obviously - no one's written clever words for me to say - but I'm pretty sure he'd tell you it's not a matter of 'solving' Covid. This is an epidemic, not a diagnostic problem. We solve it together by staying apart.
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These are some of the most important visuals you will see explaining the #coronavirus outbreak.
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Great work by Dr. Teresa Tian. Gait needs to make its way into the clinic. Gait abnormalities contribute to dementia risk, especially when paired with memory performance.
I agree with @10percent on this. I look forward to the less sentimental, more haggard edition when the child is 3 1/2 and siblings are vying for time. That’s when mindfulness practice really gets interesting. tenpercent.com/meditationwee…
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What makes a good scientific paper? Some tips from "Scientific Writing 101" published in @NatureSMB:
Tell a story. Be clear. Informative title and abstract. Short and concise introduction. Clearly distinguish results from discussion.
nature.com/articles/nsmb0210… #AcademicChatter
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This summer program is being conducted by @PRBA faculty member Briana Mezuk. James Jackson, Cleo Caldwell & RJ Taylor are also faculty. @ASA_SREM @ABSociologists @ProfBrownAF @tysonbrown @mhEspo @IjeomaOo @ProfBernadineW @DrDaphneWatkins @msfdubs @DrDesmondPatton @ProfessorChic
@lockhartbrains this one is for you
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#PugMRI reminds me of a true classic from The Onion. theonion.com/dog-breeders-is…
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Some of the best #Science and #Nature #longreads of 2019, with recommendations by @deborahblum, @ElizabethaRush, @emilyraboteau, @MaryHeglar, and @AwakeMik: longreads.com/2019/12/12/lon…
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R & Python: A Love Story
Help your Data Science teams tap into the strengths of R & Python with RStudio's open-source and professional products.
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Watch this space, much more to come soon.
#RStats #python #pyData #DataScience #OpenScience #OpenData
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A brief note regarding group matching in medical research
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Some obvious points that may be usefully made here, some points that have no doubt been made better before.
#epitwitter help me out here. Is it RO1 or R01? I know my answer and the other side is just plain wrong.
4%RO1
82%R01
15%I have no idea
55 votes • Final results
