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Newer posts →. NeuroRumblr, year three. August 1, 2016. Adam J Calhoun (neuroecology). Another year, another search for faculty jobs. If you are searching for jobs, head over to the NeuroRumblr. For crowd-sourced guide to neuroscience faculty positions. Don’t just take my word for it! It has been called “ the only reasonable way to cut through the haphazard morass of faculty job postings. 8220; So there you go. Some of the improvements to this iteration:. There is more academic advice. 8230; there were 9...
Advice for Academics | neuroecology
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Some 74 percent of professors aged 49-67 plan to delay retirement past age 65 or never retire at all. So let’s face it, you need help. Here are some resources that will be update as I find them (or they’re pointed to me! This will be perma-linked in the upper right-hand corner! Currently in no particular order (will organize later):. Cumulative impact factor benchmarking. What does it take to get a tenure-track job? You and your research. By Richard Hamming. A classic which everyone should read. Writing ...
Recommended writings | neuroecology
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A collection of my posts and writings. When crowds aren’t so wise. What is popular in top neuroscience? No, Einstein was not smart because his brain was ‘well-connected’. Up all night to get data. Do it faster makes us stronger. Why is there no neuroscience blogosphere? Updated: it still doesn’t exist. Why bother doing science? Science as an aesthetic practice. The beauty of fMRI. What can a machine tell us anything about beauty? Click to email (Opens in new window). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Create a ...
Dance the fine line between successful courtship and death | neuroecology
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Unrelated to all that 8/2 edition. Clarity of thought, clarity of language →. Dance the fine line between successful courtship and death. August 3, 2015. Adam J Calhoun (neuroecology). I would kickstart the shit out of this game. For those unaware, peacock spiders are some of the best dancers you’ve ever seen:. Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window). Get every new...
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Dance the fine line between successful courtship and death. How a neural network can create music →. Clarity of thought, clarity of language. August 5, 2015. Adam J Calhoun (neuroecology). Here are some that I like:. Thanks in part to the success of direct-to-consumer marketing campaigns by drug companies, the notion that major depression and allied disorders are caused by a chemical imbalance of neurotransmitters, such as serotonin and norepinephrine, has become a virtual truism in the eyes of the public.
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A Hippo on Campus: September 2012
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Musings on neuroscience and neuroticism. Thursday, 27 September 2012. The Stigma of Dementia. Last Friday, September 21st, was World Alzheimers Day and in keeping with recent tradition it was also the day that Alzheimers Disease International. There are few things more frightening than the thought of losing your mind. Losing those last shreds of awareness that tether you to your life and the people . Around you. If you’re lucky this notion will remain just that, a fear. An abstract . Watch it happen [1].
...And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers: January 2015
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And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers. Thursday, January 29, 2015. OR: A fun game for every surgery! If you're interested in any of the important parts of the brain (i.e. not cortex), you're going to need do to stereotaxic surgery to target the area you're interested in. And to do stereotaxic surgery, you need fiducial coordinates on the skull, which canonically are bregma and lambda. Now that you know the actual definitions of bregma and lambda, you can impress your professors at happy hour, and d...
...And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers: The catch-22 of recording from identified cell populations
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And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers. Thursday, June 11, 2015. The catch-22 of recording from identified cell populations. Recording from individual cells in genetically identified populations is the. A cool form of short-term plasticity (Yang, ., Sternson, 2011); and imaging has shown that these neurons undergo rapid spinogenesis. Given that basic model, there were many unanswered questions. How fast do AgRP neurons turn on and off? What rate do they fire at? Expressing GCaMP6s. (Chen, .,...Mice ...
...And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers: Paper trail day trip: Genomic systems neuroscience
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And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers. Monday, April 2, 2012. Paper trail day trip: Genomic systems neuroscience. Looked at the relationship between feeding behaviour and taste receptors by sequencing the genes for taste receptors in a variety of species. The Tas1r2 gene for seven animals has been disrupted. *s denote points where the ORF has been ruined. (Below) The coding sequence of two of these mutations. The two key parts to a genomic analysis (to me as an outsider) are having genes with diver...
Doing out of love instead of over thinking | Opineaway
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These words are mine, please opine! Doing out of love instead of over thinking. At church, we have communion together on the first Sunday of the month usually during the third worship song. This Sunday, Emily was behind me and she was holding her squirmy baby and I felt as though I should offer her my bread and grape juice. Although I usually over-think these moments, yesterday, I just offered Emily the communion and she took it with a heartfelt “thank-you.”. Next post →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Serendipity | Opineaway
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These words are mine, please opine! I work about 25 hours per week as a professional tutor at the local community college. Although I don’t like the idle times waiting for students to get help in Biology or Anatomy and Physiology, I do enjoy tutoring students. Because I’m working with students on an individual basis, I get to hear about their stories which are generally amazing but I won’t share them without written permission. We were both amazed. I agree with him. I have been telling this story ever si...
...And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers: The (Near) Future of Cell Type Specificity
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And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers. Thursday, January 8, 2015. The (Near) Future of Cell Type Specificity. If you miss the days of scientific tables, I suggest you check out the supplement of any genomics paper. So how can genomics be useful for neuroscience? So today I'd like to write about what cell specificity is, review two papers on single neuron transcriptomics, and the implications that this has on how systems neuroscience looks at cell-specific circuits. What is a cell type? Haubensak et...
...And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers: Where's Bregma?
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And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers. Thursday, January 29, 2015. OR: A fun game for every surgery! If you're interested in any of the important parts of the brain (i.e. not cortex), you're going to need do to stereotaxic surgery to target the area you're interested in. And to do stereotaxic surgery, you need fiducial coordinates on the skull, which canonically are bregma and lambda. Now that you know the actual definitions of bregma and lambda, you can impress your professors at happy hour, and d...
...And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers: November 2014
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And You Will Know Me By The Trail of Papers. Thursday, November 20, 2014. Deciphering the syntax of Nature article titles. We all want to publish in Nature. Papers in Nature are (supposed to be) the complete package: reliable results that show something novel; cool techniques; a famous corresponding author. And if you want to get one, you need a title that shows you are a refined gentleperson who belongs in the Nature club. Research-y verb-ing] a neural circuit for [behaviour]. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES are...
Mind in Mind: Poor title edition: "Are We Really Conscious?" in NYT
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A blog for reports and musings on the mind, and the possibilities for honing the mind's faculties. Interested in, yet skeptical of, the approach of neuroscience to understanding the mind. Subjects of interest include learning techniques and mind/body interactions. Run by Curt Gardner, Portland OR. Poor title edition: "Are We Really Conscious? Article is by Michael Graziano from Princeton, "Are We Really Conscious? Further in the paragraph: "The brain’s cognitive machinery accesses that interlinked ...
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neuroecology | social neuroscience, decision-making, ecology, economics: thoughts from adam j calhoun
Social neuroscience, decision-making, ecology, economics: thoughts from adam j calhoun. Two views of science. March 15, 2018. Adam J Calhoun (neuroecology). If this description of reality feels familiar to you, it’s because such a neuroscientifically inspired pessimism is a quiet but powerful strain of modern thinking. The beauty of a living thing is not the atoms that go into it, but the way those atoms are put together (Carl Sagan). These are not necessarily mutually exclusive. Ages on ages, before any...
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Where Mind and Money Meet. Posted by Justin Goldberg. Asymp; 2 Comments. This Crimea conflict is seemingly out of control. While the invasion was a shock to everyone, I don’t know why- Crimea was formerly a part of Russia, Putin has shown very little regard for the West’s authority in previous engagements, and the EU has no backbone for sanctions or war. Seems like a perfect recipe for a quasi-invasion. Posted by Justin Goldberg. Asymp; Leave a comment. Furthermore, businesses with nighttime shifts are a...
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