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This river is one of the largest braided rivers in New Zealand with a flow of 203 cubic metres per second, running from the mountains to the Pacific Ocean.

Embracing the Braided River

Re-envisioning the path to STEM through MUSC neuroscience outreach.

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Pets Preventing Disease

A growing number of studies suggest that pet ownership leads to better heart health and a reduced risk for cardiovascular disease.

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Mending Brain Injuries

Researchers are finding ways to address certain traumatic brain injuries that were once believed to be beyond recovery.

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Impostor Syndrome

March 09, 2021

I am more than just a pile of rats in a lab coat.

Scientist on COVID-19 lockdown looking out window. Image by Anny Gano.

Science and Sanity in Lockdown

April 29, 2020

Some fun and free suggestions on low-key work you can do to further your professional goals while respecting lockdown procedures.

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Citation Evaluation Robot

March 13, 2020

Scite.ai will not only tell you how many times the paper has been cited but also how many times it has been cited as “supporting” versus “contradicting.”

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