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Handing off a draft to a co-author

Me proudly standing by my poster at conferences waiting for somebody to come and talk to me

The fact that there are multiple candidates for what this linear regression is blows my mind 🤯 (Original, of course: xkcd.com/2347/)

As far as I'm concerned, this will never ever stop being funny. 😂

Uncovering personalized glucose responses and circadian rhythms from multiple wearable biosensors with Bayesian dynamical modeling ⏰🩸🍽The Naef Lab Cell Reports Methods doi.org/10.1016/j.crme…

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My husband told me I talk about epigenetics too much… I told him I didn’t like histone

A leader of chronobiology and a fantastic mentor, Carrie @partchlab gives a personal insight into what drives her to study the inner workings of the clock, and also about a 'wrench in the works' - the challenge of running a lab after a diagnosis of ALS: buff.ly/46wXTtB

PhDs seeking to leave academia: you have a *number* of amazing resources available to you for making this leap here on Twitter. Here are just a few:

soooooo excited I snagged a pair of dr. christine liu on blue sky ‘s cryosection earrings 😍😍 everyone at SfN wants a pair now! Only the real ones knew to snatch them up early Cristina Marie

My cell vs my cell when Sachin Patel comes by my rig

I just sent messages to our Alabama Senators and Congressman to urge them to support the BRAIN Initiative. You can message your representatives, too! SfN makes it really easy 👇

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You love to see it when fantastic leaders and mentors get the recognition they deserve.

I feel very honoured that the eLife - the journal press team wrote a press release for our study on menopausal hormone therapy and the female brain! 🤩🙏 Check it out. elifesciences.org/for-the-press/…

Scientists can now visualize the full spectrum of electrical communication between the human brain and cells in real time thanks to the development of a new genetically encoded voltage indicator called ASAP5 by Prof. Michael Lin and team at Wu Tsai Neuro. neuroscience.stanford.edu/news/new-volta…

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