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Perinatal androgens organize sex differences in mast cells and attenuate anaphylaxis severity into adulthood [Immunology and Inflammation]
19hMast cell (MC)-associated diseases, including allergy/anaphylaxis and neuroinflammatory pain disorders, exhibit a sex bias, with females at increase risk. While much attention has been directed toward adult sex hormones as drivers of sex differences, that female sex bias in MC-associated diseases is evident in prepubertal children, suggesting early-life origins of…
Depression risk detected by measuring heart rate changes
22hFor the first time doctors have shown that measuring changes in 24-hour heart rate can reliably indicate whether or not someone is depressed. In practical terms, this may give clinicians an objective "early warning" of potential depression, as well as a rapid indication whether or not treatment is working, so opening the way to more rapid and responsive treatment.
Gurkemeje, baldrian og hyben: Se her, om dit plante-kosttilskud virker
16hSelvom virksomheder påstår, at plante-tilskuddene har en effekt, er det ikke altid tilfældet.
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Longtime Climate Science Denier Hired At NOAA
1hDavid Legates, a professor whose research has been supported by fossil fuel companies, has been hired for a top position at the federal agency that oversees weather and climate forecasting. (Image credit: Eva Marie Uzcategui/Getty Images)
How kings created Angkor Wat—then lost it
1hOver a thousand years ago, the ancient Khmer civilization emerged as a powerful cultural and political force in what is now Cambodia and came to dominate much of Southeast Asia. Between the 9th and 15th centuries, the Khmer Empire created some of the most spectacular architecture in history, including one of the largest religious monuments in the world: Angkor Wat . This magnificent stone temple
Skift Instagram ud med virkeligheden: Derfor er naturen så god for dig
2hNaturen kan være med til at lindre stress og angst.
Listen: Is Faster Better?
2hThe federal government is telling states to prepare for a vaccine as early as November . But a major trial has been put on hold . On this episode of Social Distance , James Hamblin and Katherine Wells look to staff writer Sarah Zhang for answers—and updates on a vaccine. But before a vaccine arrives, is testing our best hope? Staff writer Alexis C. Madrigal joins to explain "rapid testing." New m
Trump Made a Bad Bargain With Woodward
3hA Bob Woodward book is a record of a sequence of transactions. In exchange for access and information, Woodward offers Washington power holders the opportunity to disparage their rivals and aggrandize themselves. But be warned that a Woodward proposition is never guaranteed. It comes hedged with dense, finely printed terms and conditions. And Woodward's scoops have a way of turning out to be less
AstraZeneca Resumes Its COVID-19 Vaccine Trials In The U.K.
4hThe company had placed its worldwide vaccine trials on hold for several days. It now says a safety review by regulators and reviewers is complete. No word on when studies in the U.S. might resume. (Image credit: Alastair Grant/AP)
US gears for rising death toll in West Coast wildfires
4hUS officials girded Saturday for the possibility of mass fatalities from raging wildfires up and down the West Coast, as evacuees recounted the pain of leaving everything behind in the face of fast-moving flames.
Are Elon Musk's 'megaconstellations' a blight on the night sky?
4hMiniature satellites open up a world of technological possibility. But experts say they degrade the astronomical landscape The natural serenity of the night sky is a touchstone for all of us. Everyone alive today looks at the same stars no matter where they are located on the planet. But the connection is more profound because, next to our brief lives, the stars are immortal. Shakespeare saw the
Exasperated parents in England say test and trace still a 'shambles'
5hComplaints only available tests are hundreds of miles away despite Matt Hancock's pledge Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Exasperated parents in England have complained of a test-and-trace system still in "shambles", with some struggling to book appointments for their children who have developed symptoms since returning to school. One Brighton primary school teacher,
Evolution Education in the U.S. Is Getting Better
5hThe percentage of public school bio teachers who present it as the broad consensus view among scientists—without presenting the creationist "alternative"—has increased… — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
As COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Move At Warp Speed, Recruiting Black Volunteers Takes Time
5hSome pharmaceutical companies are well into the final phase of clinical trials for a coronavirus vaccine. But efforts to recruit patients from minority groups are just beginning. (Image credit: Jose Luis Pelaez Inc/Getty Images)
The Fate of Schrödinger's Cat Probably Isn't in The Hands of Gravity, Experiment Finds
5hWarning: serious brain hurt ahead.
Math Shows How Famed Indus Valley Civilization May Have Been Toppled by Climate Change
5hWhat happened?
Fast N' Loud: Model A Madness (S1, E1) | Full Episode
6hS1 E1: "Model A Madness" (Premiered 06/04/2012) Richard and Aaron find their dream hot rod — a rust-free 1931 Model A. Continue Watching Full Episodes of Fast N' Loud: https://go.discovery.com/tv-shows/fast-n-loud/ Subscribe to Discovery: http://bit.ly/SubscribeDiscovery Follow Us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@discovery We're on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/FastNLoudTV https://insta
Oxford University resumes Covid-19 vaccine trials
6hTrials of vaccine being developed with AstraZeneca had been paused after participant fell ill Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The closely watched trial of an experimental Covid-19 vaccine that was halted after a participant fell ill is to resume in the UK. The University of Oxford, which has partnered with pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca to pilot the study, said tha
Could I Climb Into a SpaceX Cargo Rideshare and Yeet Myself Into Space?
6hFewer than 600 people have been to space in the entire history of humankind, and I want to be one of them. Fights to space are expensive, though, and training to be an astronaut is a grueling endeavor. So I have a different idea: I want to hitch a ride into orbit on the SpaceX Rideshare program. Normally it's used to carry satellites and other cargo into orbit, so my plan would be to buy a used s
Curlingklubbens naturtur-tips: 'Naturen behøver ikke være nederen'
6hBlandt andet lejrbål og vandreture er populært hos Christian og Maria.
Weekend reads: Questions about Russian COVID-19 vaccine data; a p-value pledge; why one author removed her name from a paper
6hBefore we present this week's Weekend Reads, a question: Do you enjoy our weekly roundup? If so, we could really use your help. Would you consider a tax-deductible donation to support Weekend Reads, and our daily work? Thanks in advance. The week at Retraction Watch featured: An Elsevier book chapter that claims COVID-19 came from space; … Continue reading
Oxford and AstraZeneca resume coronavirus vaccine trial
6hRegulator allows testing to continue after investigation of possible side-effect in one participant
This Week's Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through September 12)
7hARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Microsoft's Updated DeepSpeed Can Train Trillion-Parameter AI Models With Fewer GPUs Kyle Wiggers | TechCrunch "The enhanced DeepSpeed leverages three techniques to enable 'trillion-scale' model training: data parallel training, model parallel training, and pipeline parallel training. …Thanks to these and other performance improvements, Microsoft says a trillion-parameter
A Secret Recording Reveals Oil Executives' Private Views on Climate Change
7hAt a meeting last year, industry leaders contradicted public claims that emissions of climate-warming methane are under control
The Dangerous Naïveté of Coastal Elites
8hBefore any of its characters appear on-screen, HBO's Coastal Elites introduces itself with a genteel red font that bears a striking resemblance to The New Yorker 's proprietary typeface. Within minutes, viewers are introduced to Miriam (played by a characteristically engaging Bette Midler). A former New York City public-school teacher, Miriam delivers breathless denouncements of President Donald
Hackers Target Porn Site Visitors Using Flash and Internet Explorer
8hPlus: Ransomware holds up schools, Zoom adds two-factor, and more of the week's top security news.
Live Covid-19 News: Political Appointees Meddled in C.D.C. Updates
9hAstraZeneca's vaccine trials resume in Britain after a safety review. A new study showed that children infected in child-care, some asymptomatic, spread the virus to their families.
Asbestos Removal Is a Hard Job, but Covid-19 Makes It Harder
9hGetting rid of asbestos is good for public health, but it's risky for abatement workers, whose occupational risks make them vulnerable to Covid-19 complications.
The Commons
9hThe Collaborators What causes people to abandon their principles in support of a corrupt regime?, Anne Applebaum asked in the July/August issue . And how do they find their way back? My wife and I (lifelong conservative Republicans turned unaffiliated after the party left us for Donald Trump) typically call the collaborators that Anne Applebaum describes "enablers," and just tonight (before I rea
Extinction Is Not Inevitable. These Species Were Saved.
9hConservation efforts have saved up to 48 mammal and bird species since 1993, but scientists say much more is needed to stem biodiversity loss.
In This Woodpecker Kingdom, War Is a Spectator Sport
9hWhen prime habitat is up for grabs, acorn woodpeckers travel from all around to see who will win.
This Woman Surfed the Biggest Wave of the Year
10hIt's a moment we don't often see in sports: a woman beating a man. But that's exactly what was announced Thursday, when the World Surf League reported that the Brazilian big-wave surfer Maya Gabeira set a new world record. The 73.5-foot wave she surfed on February 11 in Nazaré, Portugal, was the largest wave surfed by anyone this year, earning Gabeira the WSL's 2020 women's XXL Biggest Wave Award
Is This the Secret to Selling Joe Biden?
10hBen Wessel was nervous. Joe Biden had just won the Democratic nomination, and the youth-focused super PAC Wessel runs, NextGen America, now had to figure out how to persuade the generation of TikTok and trigger warnings to turn out to vote for a 77-year-old man best known for record players and malarkey . Much of NextGen's staff supported Senators Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders. Wessel, who i
What to Expect From Tuesday's Apple Event
10hApple Watches, iPads, some secret surprises, and a reel of slickly produced videos to drive it all home. Just like old times … sort of.
14 Best Weekend Deals: Computer Peripherals, Audio Gear, and More
10hWith sales on monitors, headphones, and surround-sound speakers, we've rounded up gadgets that can help you hibernate inside until spring.
The 20-Year Hunt for the Man Behind the Love Bug Virus
10hFor two decades, Onel de Guzman has been suspected of unleashing the groundbreaking virus. But he's never confessed to anything—until now.
US wildfires fuelled by climate change, California governor says
10hThe fires raging in three states show that the climate debate "is over", California's governor says.
A COVID-19 Vaccine May Be Only 50% Effective. Is That Good Enough?
10hScientists are racing to develop a vaccine that proves "safe and effective." It may not prevent infection in everyone who gets it, but it still could eventually stop the pandemic. Here's how. (Image credit: Jesse Zhang for NPR)
Police warn public not to party before Covid rules tighten in England
10hFederation chairman says people may take advantage of situation ahead of restrictions Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage People have been urged not to have a "party weekend" before the government's "rule of six" restrictions come into force on Monday. The call from the Police Federation came as a former chief scientific adviser urged the public to act in tune with guide
Wildfires are striking closer and closer to cities. We know how this will end | Alastair Gee and Dani Anguiano
10hThe climate crisis is a factor, but so are efforts to fight fires – which have had the opposite effect We call them wild fires, but that might not be the right word any more. In recent days, at least five whole towns have been destroyed by fire in Oregon. So has much of Malden, Washington, and swathes of Big Creek and Berry Creek, both in California. Continue reading…
Antarctica is still free of COVID-19. Can it stay that way?
10hAt this very moment a vast world exists that's free of the coronavirus, where people can mingle without masks and watch the pandemic unfold from thousands of miles away.
Sri Lanka navy plugs fuel leak on fire-stricken tanker
11hSri Lankan military divers fixed a fuel leak from the engine of a fire-damaged oil tanker off the island's east coast, the navy said Saturday, in a salvage operation after the huge week-long blaze.
Humpback whales stray up tropical Aussie river
11hA trio of humpback whales—usually bound for Antarctica this time of year—took a wrong turn, heading up a crocodile-infested north Australian river with scientists hoping Saturday they will all return to the sea safely.
China says Mars probe stable; no word on reusable spacecraft
11hChina's Mars probe Tianwen-1, which blasted into space in July, is now more than 15 million kilometers (9 million miles) from Earth en route to the red planet, the National Space Administration said Saturday.
US democratic indicators plummet amid racial justice protests and pandemic
11hThe health of democracy in the United States has reached its lowest point since an academic watchdog group of political scientists began tracking its performance in 2017.
Humpback whales stray up tropical Aussie river
11hA trio of humpback whales—usually bound for Antarctica this time of year—took a wrong turn, heading up a crocodile-infested north Australian river with scientists hoping Saturday they will all return to the sea safely.
Store tænkere eksperimenterer alene med tankens kraft
11hPLUS. Relativitetsteori og kvantefysik er drevet frem af tankeeksperimenter, men langt tidligere udførte Ernst Mach, H.C. Ørsted, Isaac Newton, Galileo m.fl. også tankeekseperimenter.
A Global Health Star Under Fire
12hFormer and current employees accuse Dr. Lucica Ditiu, leader of Stop TB, of harassment and bullying. The complaints threaten to slow prevention efforts worldwide.
In Oregon, a New Climate Menace: Fires Raging Where They Don't Usually Burn
12hOregon California Portland
The northwest part of the state, usually much wetter, has dried out this year, enabling flames driven by powerful winds to "just explode down these canyons."
The next Mario Kart game for the Switch involves an actual vehicle zooming around your living room
12hMario Kart Live turns your house into a track. (Nintendo/) Nintendo could slap some cheap Mario Kart branding on just about anything and make millions of dollars with it. It's a beloved franchise that has been entertaining gamers and occasionally ruining friendships with well-timed red shells since 1992. For the game's latest installment, however, Nintendo has taken a technological leap and turne
Snart falder den første af Lynetteholmens dominobrikker
13hPLUS. Den afgørende beslutning om Lynetteholmen er lige om hjørnet. Når først øen er besluttet, følger infrastrukturen med.
Victoria police arrest 14 people at illegal anti-lockdown protests in Melbourne
13hAbout 100 people attended the protests, with 51 fines issued for breaching stay-at-home orders Victoria police have arrested 14 people at illegal anti-lockdown protests in Melbourne, with 51 fines issued for breaching stay-at-home orders. About 100 people attended the protests at various locations in the city, with a large police presence outnumbering those taking part in the so-called "freedom w
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What We Don't Know About Parasites in Our Changing World Could Be Deadly
14hWe can't ignore parasites any longer.
Victoria's new coronavirus cases fall to lowest level since June as Australian death toll exceeds 800
14hPremier Daniel Andrews announces 37 new Covid-19 cases and six more deaths Follow today's coronavirus live blog How vaccine hesitancy could undermine Australia's Covid response 'She deserved better': Melbourne aged care home continued to charge Covid victim as she lay in hospital Covid test devices rushed onto Australian market less accurate than claimed – review New Victorian coronavirus cases h
Virksomheder kan uden beviser påstå, at plante-tilskud er godt for helbredet
16hDet skyldes et EU-system, der er gået i stå.
Scientists find an enzyme that facilitates grafting between different family species
16hNagoya University bioscientist Michitaka Notaguchi and colleagues in Japan recently found that the tobacco plant Nicotiana promotes adhesion of tissue and can maintain grafts between a broad range of species. They also identified "β-1,4 glucanases" as a key molecule in facilitating tissue adhesion of grafts. Their findings could aid crop production and lessen impact on ecosystems.
Så ska maten räcka till tio miljarder människor
17hDen planetära hälsodieten ger riktlinjer om hur vi ska äta för att maten ska räcka till tio miljarder människor och hålla både oss och planeten friska. Hör Amanda Wood berätta i videon ovan hur vi bör äta.
Hon äter den planetära hälsodieten
17hGår det att äta enligt en strikt diet för att rädda jorden och alla människors hälsa? Vetenskapsjournalisten Karin Bojs har testat. Spela videon för att se hur det går.
Rock study may have just revealed cause of Triassic mass extinction
17hA new study suggests that the mass extinction that gave dinosaurs the evolutionary upper hand was caused by oceanic oxygen deprivation. Using ratios of sulfur isotopes, researchers could estimate changes in ocean oxygen levels in ancient seas. The authors suggest a similar mechanism as that which can cause dead zones in oceans today caused a mass extinction. Living on Earth isn't always easy. The
Why Covid-19 is 'endemic' in Greater Manchester
18hAnd how Oldham managed to buck the trend by deploying an army of community testers
Regulation of hepatic insulin signaling and glucose homeostasis by sphingosine kinase 2 [Medical Sciences]
19hSphingolipid dysregulation is often associated with insulin resistance, while the enzymes controlling sphingolipid metabolism are emerging as therapeutic targets for improving insulin sensitivity. We report herein that sphingosine kinase 2 (SphK2), a key enzyme in sphingolipid catabolism, plays a critical role in the regulation of hepatic insulin signaling and glucose…
Homeostatic mechanisms regulate distinct aspects of cortical circuit dynamics [Neuroscience]
19hHomeostasis is indispensable to counteract the destabilizing effects of Hebbian plasticity. Although it is commonly assumed that homeostasis modulates synaptic strength, membrane excitability, and firing rates, its role at the neural circuit and network level is unknown. Here, we identify changes in higher-order network properties of freely behaving rodents during…
Proline-rich domain of human ALIX contains multiple TSG101-UEV interaction sites and forms phosphorylation-mediated reversible amyloids [Biophysics and Computational Biology]
19hProline-rich domains (PRDs) are among the most prevalent signaling modules of eukaryotes but often unexplored by biophysical techniques as their heterologous recombinant expression poses significant difficulties. Using a "divide-and-conquer" approach, we present a detailed investigation of a PRD (166 residues; ∼30% prolines) belonging to a human protein ALIX, a versatile…
Global potential, topology, and pattern selection in a noisy stabilized Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation [Physics]
19hWe formulate a general method to extend the decomposition of stochastic dynamics developed by Ao et al. [J. Phys. Math. Gen. 37, L25–L30 (2004)] to nonlinear partial differential equations which are nonvariational in nature and construct the global potential or Lyapunov functional for a noisy stabilized Kuramoto–Sivashinsky equation. For values…
Profile of Cynthia Friend [Profiles]
19hIn 2015, the United Nations released Sustainable Development Goals aimed at improving the environment and supporting vulnerable populations around the globe (1). Among the goals are those intended to reduce energy consumption and invest in clean energy, to encourage innovation in industry and develop efficient production methods, and to promote…
Disruption of a key ligand-H-bond network drives dissociative properties in vamorolone for Duchenne muscular dystrophy treatment [Biophysics and Computational Biology]
19hDuchenne muscular dystrophy is a genetic disorder that shows chronic and progressive damage to skeletal and cardiac muscle leading to premature death. Antiinflammatory corticosteroids targeting the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) are the current standard of care but drive adverse side effects such as deleterious bone loss. Through subtle modification to a…
The latest round in the CRISPR patent battle has an apparent victor, but the fight continues
20hBroad Institute appears to gain an advantage over the University of California and its partners who have claimed to have invented the genome editor first.
Role of protein in development of new hearing hair cells
20hResearchers have conducted a study that has determined the role that a critical protein plays in the development of hair cells. These hair cells are vital for hearing. Some of these cells amplify sounds that come into the ear, and others transform sound waves into electrical signals that travel to the brain.
Gene could decrease likelihood of developing alcoholic cirrhosis
20hResearchers are learning more about how a person's genes play a role in the possibility they'll suffer from alcoholic cirrhosis with the discovery of a gene that could make the disease less likely.
Ancient earthquake may have caused destruction of Canaanite palace at Tel Kabri
20hResearchers have uncovered new evidence that an earthquake may have caused the destruction and abandonment of a flourishing Canaanite palatial site about 3,700 years ago.
Trout don't follow the weather forecast
20hBiologists studied the migration patterns of steelhead, a subpopulation of rainbow trout that migrates to the Pacific Ocean, where the growing fish hunt and feed until they return to their natal freshwater streams to spawn. Steelhead migration was triggered by the lengthening daylight of spring rather than factors like recent rains.
Carbon-rich exoplanets may be made of diamonds
20hAstronomers have determined that some carbon-rich exoplanets, given the right circumstances, could be made of diamonds and silica.
Healthy diet and exercise during pregnancy could lead to healthier children
21hNew research shows improving the lifestyle of women with obesity during pregnancy could mean long-term cardiovascular benefits for their children.
Climate change recasts the insect communities of the Arctic
21hResearchers have exposed major changes taking place in the insect communities of the Arctic. Their study reveals how climate change is affecting small but important predators of other insects, i.e. parasitoids.
Heated rivalries for pollinators among Arctic plants
21hInsect pollination is as important to Arctic plants as it is to plants further south. When flowers abound, the plants have to compete for pollinators. Researchers reveal that higher temperatures cause the flowering periods of different plant species to pile up in time. As a consequence, climate change may affect the competitive relationships of plants.
Telomere length varies across human tissue types
21hA new study answers the question of whether or not blood cell telomere length is a suitable proxy for telomere length in other tissues by examining over 20 human tissue types, finding variations and correlations between different tissue types.
Biological sex affects genes for body fat, cancer, birth weight
21hBiological sex has a small but ubiquitous influence on gene expression in almost every type of human tissue, reports a new study. These sex differences are observed for genes involved in many functions, including how people respond to medication, how women control blood sugar levels in pregnancy, how the immune system functions, how cancer develops and male pattern baldness. The information could
Coronavirus live news: France rules out new lockdown as Victoria records 37 more cases
21hCases continue to surge in western Europe; Australian sees one of its lowest totals for months; Brazil deaths climb past 130,000. Follow all the developments Covid-19 vaccine gamble: where bets have been placed and why 'World-leadingly bad': the week Covid resurged in the UK Melbourne care home charged patient even when she was in hospital Bob Woodward rejects criticism he sat on Trump 'deadly' v
Quantum thermometer using nanodiamonds senses a 'fever' in tiny worms C. elegans
21hMeasuring the temperature of objects at a nanometer-scale has been a long challenge, especially in living biological samples, because of the lack of precise and reliable nanothermometers. An international team of researchers has realized a quantum technology to probe temperature on a nanometer-scale, and have observed a 'fever' in tiny nematode worms under pharmacological treatment. This strengthe
Using laser to cool polyatomic molecule
21hResearchers describe using a novel method combining cryogenic technology and direct laser light to cool the nonlinear polyatomic molecule calcium monomethoxide (CaOCH3) to just above absolute zero.
Cuttlebone's microstructure sits at a 'sweet spot'
21hA professor has a lesson in one of his mechanical engineering courses on how brittle materials like calcium carbonate behave under stress. In it, he takes a piece of chalk composed of the compound and snaps it in half to show his students the edge of one of the broken pieces. The break is blunt and straight.
Quantum thermometer using nanodiamonds senses a 'fever' in tiny worms C. elegans
21hMeasuring the temperature of objects at a nanometer-scale has been a long challenge, especially in living biological samples, because of the lack of precise and reliable nanothermometers. An international team of researchers has realized a quantum technology to probe temperature on a nanometer-scale, and have observed a 'fever' in tiny nematode worms under pharmacological treatment. This strengthe
Cuttlebone's microstructure sits at a 'sweet spot'
21hA professor has a lesson in one of his mechanical engineering courses on how brittle materials like calcium carbonate behave under stress. In it, he takes a piece of chalk composed of the compound and snaps it in half to show his students the edge of one of the broken pieces. The break is blunt and straight.
The Atlantic Daily: 6 Suggestions for the Weekend
21hEvery weekday evening, our editors guide you through the biggest stories of the day, help you discover new ideas, and surprise you with moments of delight. Subscribe to get this delivered to your inbox . Miki Lowe Remember. Today marks the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. "Never in the past 19 years has America needed a reminder of collective resolve more ," Garrett Graff writes. Revisit a poem f
hey everyone 🙂 are you interested in a career in mental health, and to know what life is like behind the scene of a healthcare professional?
21hmy name is zi and i am a first year family medicine resident in canada. I try to document my journey of becoming a GP psychotherapist. on my channel, i document my life as a resident doctor and i also show some behind the seen stuff of what i do with my free time . here i a video of a week in a life style. check it out if you are interested 🙂 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OlWM5Z_jJw submitted
Job outlook for cognitive science degrees? What are you doing with your cogsci degree?
21hSorry if this kind of post is not allowed here but I was wondering what people are doing with their cogsci degree (B.A., Masters, or PhD). I just graduated with a cogsci degree and minored in education. It was very interdisciplinary so I didn't really get to focus on a specific domain, but I did really enjoy taking all my courses, even the programming ones. Now, I don't see myself getting a maste
Computational yet Cognitive?
21hHi all, I'm a Computer Science master student and my working field is neuroscience. I need to choose a topic for my thesis. My thesis for the bachelor degree was about developing some Decision modules for a Spiking Neural Network simulator but I got really tired through its progress cause it was just pure coding. I need a more Cognitive topic for my Master thesis and I can't think of anything tha
We spent the last year trying to make CBT as easy and accessible as possible, here's what we came up with
21hWe are a small group of clinicians and software developers from England, UK, who have spent the last year trying to reduce the drop off rate for people undergoing 6 week programmes of CBT. When we surveyed participants we found that the educational component of a standard CBT programme was often a barrier to completion. We also found that for some participants, CBT education is challenging due to
A paper in JPSP explores why nostalgia makes you happy when you're asked to think back to the past, but sad when it happens spontaneously.
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Upcoming educational webinar on network connectomics using machine learning, CSD and cloud computing
21hHi all, i'm relatively new to this subreddit but i wanted to make a post about an upcoming free educational webinar that the company i work for : Omniscient Neurotechnology will be hosting on the benefits of network connectomics and how machine learning and cloud computing software can be utilised to advance research in the fields of neuroscience and neuropsychology. The webinar is titled Connect
Sir David Attenborough makes stark warning about species extinction
22hThe naturalist warns that a million species are at risk but says it is not too late to save them.
VIDEO: Why Vaccines Take So Long
22hWe want a COVID-19 vaccine ASAP — that's a big ask. Here's how long vaccines normally take, and which diseases still don't have vaccines at all.
Why It'll Take More Than One Vaccine to Beat COVID-19
22hMultiple vaccines might be necessary to account for variations in effectiveness and how well they protect different populations of people.
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