If you're interested in learning more about how #CRISPR gene editing works alongside other cutting-edge tools for neuroscience like opsins and calcium sensors, check out our discussion of this paper "In Plain English": spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/Z7BPrkvj4Kb

This has actually happened and is now out. A few things. First, don’t expect fireworks here, this is a very science focused episode not a brawl between Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. and myself. This was an opportunity to utilize his platform to accurately convey the state of cannabis science.

We had a great time hearing Arjun Raj think about the complex relationships between incentives and solutions at our recording of Rigor in Plain English with InPlainEnglish!

If you have ever wondered whether top-down standards for success aren't the whole story, you're not alone! Listen to kaela kick butt at our live recording with InPlainEnglish!

Reproducing experiments ensures accurate results. Kording Lab 🦖 of Penn Bioengineering cofounded Community For Rigor (C4R) to tackle the "reproducibility crisis." Supported by the NIH, C4R creates materials on rigorous research. Hear Kording on the InPlainEnglish podcast: bit.ly/3xSt9ap

A recent episode of the InPlainEnglish podcast featured several panelists, including #PennBioengineering faculty Kording Lab 🦖 and Arjun Raj, discussing scientific rigor, including actionable strategies for students and faculty alike. Read more: bit.ly/3WAMw19A

spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/nDt0rgh5RMb Earlier this summer at #NAPainSchool, I interviewed Jessica Merlin about her career path, her research in chronic pain of #HIV patients, & her current passion of providing palliative care in addiction treatment. Pain Research Forum IASP North American Pain School

spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/n2ZpVRahxNb Do police target Black drivers for traffic stops? Finding an answer is more difficult than you'd think! Listen to this episode of In Plain English to learn how some economists have tried to approach this problem. Read the paper: ⁠inplainenglishpod.org/2024/10/08/sea…

It was so fun to record this podcast with Will! We cover so much about scientific #rigor, how to evaluate and improve our #SciComm efforts, and how to combat disinformation posing as science. Check it out!

Hey y'all. I know we're all feeling a lot after the election, so I wanted to share a small clip of this week's upcoming episode to give everyone a bit of hope and positivity. I hope you take a listen, and I'll see you on Tuesday with the full interview. Take care of each other <3

I hope reviewer 3 appreciates that I am coming into lab at 3:30am today to get a critical revision experiment time point 😴

TOMORROW In Plain English is resurrecting the debate about the All of Us project and their use of UMAP, an algorithm that reduces complex data to 2D. Join us to learn why this mathematical model sparked discourse, & how scientists can better analyze & communicate large data sets.

m.soundcloud.com/usasp/episode14 Check out this podcast episode from “Ouch! Talking Pain with USASP”! I got to be on a panel with 3 other amazing science podcasters to talk about the “behind the scenes” process of making a science pod! Victor Schneider II Rebecca Seal Matt Sherrer, MD, MBA, FASA, FAACD

What does your brain have in common with water, earthquakes, and maybe even society itself? Tune in to learn about criticality, an idea from physics that could explain how the brain is able to take in so much information and even why we need sleep! inplainenglishpod.org/2025/01/14/sea…