markgbaxter.bsky.social
Neuroscientist (PhD) interested in brain mechanisms of learning and memory. NHP anesthesiologist. Associate stats gay. 🏳️⚧️ Trans rights are human rights. No LGB without the T. He/him. 🏳️🌈
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congratulations Dr. Hemmer!!
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I tell you I have really been dreading the Friday afternoon news dump.
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Oh it's a cerebellum. I thought the ventricular system had prolapsed
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Dr. Brady is the greatest 🙌
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paid in cryptocurrency oh come ON
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linear mixed models or bust 😆
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anyone got eyes on Huberman?
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The NAS is sure as hell not going to do anything to save the US research enterprise from being eviscerated. They're counting on first dibs on the scraps that are left.
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Was that report "gold standard science"?
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Could've been worse. My muffin top is all that, whole grain, low fat...
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These people are the fucking worst
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I was sure this was an april fools
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This is part of me convincing them the value of learning how to code lol
Neither one of them had a primary goal of learning how to code but in this day and age even wet lab scientists should learn
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I remember an early CNTRICS meeting where I asked "well do you know that if you improved cognition in people with schizophrenia it would improve life activities like holding down a job and maintaining a relationship" and the answer was "no"
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We're about three weeks away from this guy just smearing shit on the walls of his office.
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I am so sorry. These programs generate colossal returns on comparatively small investments and boost people into graduate education that would have never considered it as something they could do.
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Probably when the NYT characterizes flagrant lawbreaking by the president as "sidestepping normal procedures" with a big orange arrow. Oh, wait