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"I include two guest lectures from my university’s librarians: one on literature searching and reference management, and one on “deep reading”. University librarians are, in my experience, eager to help with teaching; I strongly recommend involving them in a writing course (or, for that matter, in any other course)."

scientistseessquirrel.wordpres

we are looking for a computational neuroscience PhD student on:

NeuroAI approaches to understanding inter-individual differences in cognition and psychiatric disorders

in collaboration with @WiringtheBrain

app deadline 26th Feb for Sept 2024 start

ulster.ac.uk/doctoralcollege/f

"The band & the rhythm", the latest episode of the is now online. I spoke with John O'Neill & Andrew Beale about in cells without nuclei and a detective story involving a mysterious band on a western blot.

embo.org/podcasts/the-band-and

"Detailed media reports show them hounding poor patients for money, cutting nurse staffing too aggressively and giving preferential treatment to the rich over the poor. Nurses and other workers recently resorted to strikes to improve workplace safety at Kaiser Permanente and the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, N.J."

nytimes.com/2023/11/30/opinion

'X Prize, a US-based non-profit organisation, is offering $101mn — its largest ever prize — for research teams that can show they develop treatments that will restore key muscle, brain and immune functions for 65-to-80-year-olds.'

ft.com/content/2b604c01-b3e5-4

Did fascist Wilders' surge in the recent Netherlands elections come as a shock?

If so, you might be interested in tonight's #provolol screening with some context and historical background:

Theme: Dutch fascism
1 December 2023
9.30 PM CET/WAT
Duration: ca. 120 minutes
Watch party: stream.provo.lol

(English subtitles included)

#antifa #Wilders #pvv #fascism #netherlands #Mussert #Janmaat

Baited reconstruction with 2D template matching for high-resolution structure determination in vitro and in vivo without template bias doi.org/10.7554/eLife.90486.3

I have many feelings about this work - feelings about ownership, openness and power dynamics in Academic labs.

They aren’t very positive feelings, but the work itself is still good, so here’s one in the “new” @eLife

#CryoEM #VisualProteomics #drugs #Pharma

"The puppeteers Markus Schabbing and Carlo Daniels with Michael K. The story is set amid a fictional civil war, whose Kafkaesque landscape Michael navigates with his ailing mother, Anna."

PhotoCredit:Amir Hamja/NYT

nytimes.com/2023/11/30/theater

“I think we should understand our policy — that however unpleasant they act, this government is better for us than Allende was,” Kissinger said to his deputies, according to declassified transcripts, in the weeks after the coup. A few years later, in 1976, Kissinger would tell Pinochet, “My evaluation is that you are a victim of all left-wing groups around the world and that your greatest sin was that you overthrew a government which was going Communist.”

nytimes.com/2023/12/01/opinion

Several hospitals across the country are diverting ambulances from their emergency rooms and rescheduling operations following a ransomware attack. t.co/l2IaqGYa1D

"Those new cases were concentrated in just five countries: Pakistan, Nigeria, Uganda, Ethiopia and Papua-New Guinea. Climate change was a direct contributor in three of them, said Dr. Daniel Ngamije, who directs the W.H.O. malaria program."


nytimes.com/2023/11/30/health/

'Kissinger meant that there must never be an example of a country in America’s sphere of influence delivering socialism through the ballot. “Henry saw Allende as being a far more serious threat than Castro,” Kissinger staffer Morris told Hersh. “Allende was a living example of democratic social reform in Latin America.”

rollingstone.com/politics/poli

Toward digital ionization: Wide-energy programmable microwave plasma for high coverage mass spectrometry analysis of trace biosamples researchsquare.com/article/rs-

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#proteomics #prot-preprint

"The math is simple, even mind-numbingly obvious—a pathogenic n+1 that epidemiologists have seen coming since the pandemic’s earliest days. Now we’re living that reality, and its consequences. “What I’ve told family or friends is, ‘Odds are, people are going to get sick this year,’” Saskia Popescu, an epidemiologist at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, told me."

theatlantic.com/health/archive

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