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People are calling today the 30th birthday of the web; more accurately it’s the 30th birthday of CERN releasing the source code. I vividly remember websites being a curiosity among FTP servers, Usenet newsgroups, and gopher holes.

Here’s to this marvelous technology, Earth’s biggest Choose Your Own Adventure book, one of the most backwardly compatible systems ever built. Modern browsers may be elaborate interpreter-compilers but they still render the first site: info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/The

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RT @LeventalLab
So happy and proud to see this in print. Almost 4yrs from conception to publication, but worth the wait!

Checkout Tweetorial below!!

Coupling of protein condensates to ordered lipid domains determines functional membrane organization science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv

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#RosalindFranklin deserves to be remembered not as the victim of the double helix, but as an equal contributor to the solution of the structure. nature.com/articles/d41586-023

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RT @EngelTatiana
What approach can explain the link between the brain and behavior? Shall we focus on neural circuits or manifolds? With @chrismlangdon & @MGENK, we provide a unifying perspective on manifolds and circuits, just out in @NatRevNeurosci: nature.com/articles/s41583-023. #tweeprint 👇

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RT @VlachosLab
Preprint alert🚨 If you’re interested in #neuromodulation and how #microfluidics can help better understand dose-response relationship in #brainstim - do not miss this one!Great work by Sebastian*, Han* et al., and excellent collaboration with the @lmm_asplund lab @chalmersuniv twitter.com/biorxivpreprint/st

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Sofia Jeppsson talks about philosophy of madness as part of the Mixed Bag series, using a book, a concept, a person, an article, and a surprise item to explore the topic. Enjoy!

#philosophy #psychiatry

awaisaftab.substack.com/p/mixe

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Something of a pattern emerges. Nature publish a paper with weak statistics. 5 years later a replication fails.

pubpeer.com/publications/93126

Cui bono?

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Upregulation of #connexin 30 in #astrocytes increases connectivity of #astroglial networks, but decreases synaptic transmission, altering #SynapticPlasticity & learning processes @EleonoreHardy_ @NathalieRouach @RancillacA &co #PLOSBiology plos.io/3UrHRMx

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Quite happy to share this latest work from our lab. In this study, we have addressed an important question of general importance: if and how brain medications (such as anti-depression drugs) change brain over time. We addressed this by specifically investigating the impact of an important drug, Ketamine.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
#biorxiv #neuroscience #ketamine #brainplasticity
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Are grid cells used for navigation? On local metrics, subjective space, and black holes @NeuroCellPress
sciencedirect.com/science/arti

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Machine learning can easily produce false positives when the test set is wrongly used. Just et al in
@NatureHumBehav suggested that ML can identify suicidal ideation extremely well from fMRI and we were skeptical. Today retraction and our analysis of what went wrong came out.

Here is the retracted paper: nature.com/articles/s41562-017 and here is our refutation nature.com/articles/s41562-023. If true, the paper's approach could revolutionize psychiatric approaches to suicide.

So what went wrong? The authors apparently used the test data to select features. Obvious mistake. A reminder for everyone into ML: never use the test set for *anything* but testing. Only practical way to do so in medicine? Lock away the test set till algorithm is registered.

Side note: it took 3 years to go through the process of demonstrating that the paper went wrong. Journals need procedures to accelerate this. Also, all the good things of this were by
@tdverstynen

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I'm really trying to focus on work, but the cuteness overload is real

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JOB ALERT: We’re hiring a researcher with technical expertise in assessing the performance and impacts of algorithmic systems to be part of our new, interdisciplinary Algorithmic Impact Methods Lab. Learn more and apply today. boards.greenhouse.io/datasocie

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RT @JamieAinge
We have Postdoc and Research Technician posts available on an exciting new BBSRC funded grant looking at episodic memory, neurogenesis and LEC. Click on the links or contact me direct for details. Postdoc: vacancies.st-andrews.ac.uk/Vac
Technician: vacancies.st-andrews.ac.uk/Vac

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A reminder that SUNY Geneseo is hiring a #tenuretrack Asst Prof of #Biology in #plantscience #plantsci with interests in #sustainability and #global issues. Join our welcoming department that values #Diversity and #Inclusion and #UndergraduateResearch
We're a #PUI in western NY. Please share widely!

Details: jobs.geneseo.edu/postings/4254

#botany #Plant #vegetation #aquaticplants #MarshMadness #Forest #ForestEcology #nativeplants

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RT @MarWimber
We're hiring @CCNi_UofG @UofGPsychNeuro! Colleagues with expertise in cognitive neuroscience & development (incl. ageing), come work with us in an extremely friendly, research-focused environment!
#academicjobs #LoveGlasgow twitter.com/CCNi_UofG/status/1

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