The Best Scientists 🧵 I have heard a lot about the Best Scientists 🧑‍🔬 Maybe the best scientists... make impactful discoveries, publish in gilded journals, garner millions in funding, with lots of indirects. And prizes, all the prizes🏆 And everybody respects them. OR…

Strong parents raise strong kids. 8 traits of strong parents:

Ok folks. It’s day two at #INSAR2022 and I’m super excited about this morning’s keynote by Liz Pellicano which I am expecting to be bold and commanding, like all her writing Here’s an example of a recent piece with the fabulous Dr Jac : acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

!!!NEW PREPRINT!!! When do adolescents reach adult levels of executive function? We used FOUR independent datasets (N>10,000), behavioral data from 17 distinct EF tasks, and nonlinear modeling techniques to address this and related questions. 🧵 psyarxiv.com/73yfv

We're hiring! We are looking for a research assistant to join our human intracranial EEG research team. Starting asap. Link with more information will follow soon. In the meantime please don't hesitate to DM me with questions. Thank you

One of my favorite #histmed stories is the discovery of EEG by Hans Berger in the 1920s. #NeuroTwitter At age 19, Berger (1873-1940) fell off a horse. On the same day, his sister, miles away, sent a telegraph to ask if he was doing ok. 1/10

Spectrum (Autism Research News) Rachel Nuwer Steven Kapp natalie russo Michelle Dawson Simon Baron-Cohen @bolte_sven Ginny Russell Dr. T. A. Meridian McDonald (Neurodivergent) This was an important article. Must be so frustrating for autistic pupils to tone down their special interests. One of the implications of this article is that autistic people could be encouraged to become specialists from an earlier age. Develop their strengths.

Publishing nowadays vs publishing in the 90s

Postdoc position available in our iEEG (ECoG) lab in NY as part of a newly funded R01! Investigating driving and modulatory circuits in the auditory brain. A collaboration with Sam Neymotin, Noelle O’Connell, and Charlie Schroeder. DM me. We can also meet at #SFN22. Please RT,ty!

I'm a developmental scientist who studies how children grow & learn across cultures. I'm also an American mom who feels the extreme pressure put on parents in the West. I'm here to offer you some parenting ANTI-advice — here are a few things you can worry less about: 1/🧵

Moving to a new building. Need to develop eeg space. What are things to be worried about (e.g. need to be away from elevators; need to be able to control temperature and lighting)? Hit me up with all the thoughts. Please and thank you.

Registration Is Open! Magstim EGI Academy March 22 at 12 Noon EST Inclusive HD-EEG research for all people: Mobile testing, #hair types, and other strategies to improve inclusion in #neuroscience with Dr. Caitlin Hudac Caitlin Hudac, PHD, University of South Carolina Register bit.ly/HD-EEG #eeg

ERP/EEG people….how far from an elevator shaft must equipment be so that noise does not contaminate all things? We have no faraday cage or anything like that…I need to know how many feet?Stephan Bickel Manuel Gomez-Ramirez @M6hexnut Ian Fiebelkorn Steve Luck ? TIA

AASPIRE Is Recruiting! Be a part of a new study focused on the outcomes that matter most to autistic adults. We want to see how outcomes change over time and better understand what supports/services may help autistic adults thrive! Please spread the word! aaspire.org/projects/outco…

Postdoc position available in our human intracranial EEG lab in New York for a newly funded multi-center grant to study slow brain network fluctuations! Please DM me if you’re interested and learn more about this super collaborative project. Thank you for RTs!!

I always leave a little hidden note in my syllabus that asks students to send me an animal picture for one point of bonus by the 3rd class. I’ve done tardigrade, llama, sloth…what should this year be?

My closest mentor and fiercest champion for the past 13 years, John Sweeney, unexpectedly died this week. I started with him as a coordinator in Chicago, moved with him to Dallas to start an autism center and begin grad school, and then followed him to Cincinnati as a post doc…

Important win for the autism/developmental disabilities communities! Disability groups win fight to be included in health equity research wapo.st/3M0mTRZ

Postdoc opportunity going in our lab, to study the neurocomputational mechanisms of perceptual decision making - please spread the word! cogneusys.com/opportunities/