Naguib Mechawar
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The bookish neuroscientist ™
Apparently, it's healthier to eat until you’re around 80% full. Not sure I could get used to the 30% drop.
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Carl Quintanilla
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Jibran Khokhar
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With the rumblings around CIHR wanting to move to one cycle per year not going away, in consultation with a diverse stakeholder group, we have put together a letter for CIHR leadership. Please consider signing this letter and share/RT:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
@cannabrain.bsky.social
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CIHR Project Grant Cycle Restructuring
Dear colleagues, Below you will find a draft letter regarding the proposed transition to a single annual CIHR Project Grant competition, and to invite you to sign on if you are in agreement with its c...
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSenNbYOhPloPqTKvJptHQsmgiIaUvQmXVXeXtXMH_xOXN3lOw/viewform
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Maryanne Chisholm 🌊 💙
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A view of the night sky from Mars. (Yes, really)
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Rima I Anabtawi
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It was the biggest massacre for decades - 10,000 Sudanese killed over two days. The international community knew genocide was inevitable. Why and how did it happen?
#KeepEyesOnSudan
www.theguardian.com/global-devel...
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Heroism, horror and the ‘pits of hell’: inside the last days of El Fasher
Over two days in October 2025, up to 10,000 people are believed to have been massacred; a further 40,000 civillians from the Sudanese city are still unaccounted for. This is the story of what happened
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/mar/25/heroism-horror-and-the-pits-of-hell-inside-the-last-days-of-el-fasher
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I feel like rereading Tolstoy’s Excursion and Peace.
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John Lukens
15 days ago
Distinct origins and niches determine the cellular responsiveness of CNS macrophages after repopulation
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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PSA: there's no such thing as "enriched iranium".
17 days ago
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Say what you will about twitter, but over there, my posts often went viral, with more than a dozen likes.
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Now we know why St. Augustine never came close to making a billion dollars! So much introspection about the nature of time without ever realizing that time is money... What a loser.
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Jürgen Habermas, influential German philosopher, dies at 96
German philosopher Jürgen Habermas has died at age 96. Habermas' work on communication, rationality and sociology made him one of the world’s most influential philosophers and a key intellectual figur...
https://apnews.com/article/juergen-habermas-dead-germany-2b541721af6cb19abfaa923359d091b5
19 days ago
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"We have to defend the straights of Hormouz against the radical leftists who want trans for everyone."
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Baptiste Lacoste
22 days ago
Please consider joining us in May by registering ! Abstract submission deadline extended to March 12th! The last 48hrs to submit your work 😇 Register until April 30th to attend our 3rd CANGlia symposium, with Cagla Eroglu as keynote speaker, and excellent symposia 😎
#Glia
#neuroscience
#conference
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I'm sure he thinks they're "Golf states".
22 days ago
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Preparing for the 2030 Nuclear Winter Olympics.
22 days ago
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Un immense écrivain vient de disparaitre.
www.lemonde.fr/disparitions...
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L’écrivain portugais Antonio Lobo Antunes est mort
Travailleur acharné, auteur prolixe à l’imagination fertile et fervent défenseur de la liberté d’expression, il s’est éteint le 5 mars à Lisbonne, à l’âge de 83 ans.
https://www.lemonde.fr/disparitions/article/2026/03/05/l-ecrivain-portugais-antonio-lobo-antunes-est-mort_6669627_3382.html
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simpler times
29 days ago
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Un texto, des texti.
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"No more wars (on poverty)"
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"I apologize in advance for this busy slide"
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about 1 month ago
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Anthony
about 1 month ago
"Why read? Because you can know, intimately, only a very few people, and perhaps you never know them at all. After reading The Magic Mountain you know Hans Castorp thoroughly, and he is greatly worth knowing." — Harold Bloom
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Yoon Kim
about 2 months ago
“Life forms a surface that acts as if it could not be otherwise, but under its skin things are pounding and pulsing.” (Musil, The Man without Qualities)
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Yoon Kim
about 2 months ago
“I shall read a passage of Shakspeare every Sunday at ten o Clock—you read one at the same time and we shall be as near each other as blind bodies can be in the same room.” — John Keats in a letter (1818)
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The world is poorer without Michael Silverblatt.
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about 1 month ago
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Florian Louis
about 2 months ago
Pierre Rosenberg - Nicolas Poussin Catalogue raisonné de l'œuvre peint Coffret (4 volumes) À paraître en mars chez Flammarion
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Yoon Kim
about 2 months ago
🖤 arrived yesterday: Bernhard’s early short fiction — first published in English, selected and arranged chronologically by
@shirtysleeves.bsky.social
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One must imagine Sisyphus unhappy with his name.
about 2 months ago
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Yoon Kim
about 2 months ago
“It’s fine, I’ll stay here dreaming poems and smiling in italics.” — Álvaro de Campos (Pessoa)
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Le Monde
2 months ago
L’écrivaine Vénus Khoury-Ghata, trait d’union poétique entre le Liban et la France, est morte
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L’écrivaine Vénus Khoury-Ghata, trait d’union poétique entre le Liban et la France, est morte
Très attachée à la langue française, elle avait publié de nombreux recueils de poèmes mais aussi une trentaine de romans. Elle s’est éteinte le 28 janvier à 88 ans.
https://www.lemonde.fr/disparitions/article/2026/01/30/l-ecrivaine-venus-khoury-ghata-trait-d-union-poetique-entre-le-liban-et-la-france-est-morte_6664777_3382.html
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New acquisition! Inspired by Joseph Brodsky and recent posts from
@timesflow.bsky.social
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2 months ago
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petipaw
2 months ago
It’s live! Presenting the new incarnation of my site,
#ReadingVenice
. Like it says on the tin, it’s about
#Venice
and its
#books
, from classics by Henry James to stories by Daphne du Maurier & the latest non-fiction
www.readingvenice.com
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@dlp.
2 months ago
“We have to remember that what we see is not nature herself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning.” Werner Heisenberg.
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Yoon Kim
2 months ago
Hölderlin: “Don’t you also harbor a secret pain, when the eye of the heavens is taken out of Nature, and the wide earth thus lies there like a riddle whose solution is missing?”
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Yoon Kim
2 months ago
“It’s through a feeling of respect for each human being, in every corner of the Earth…” — Clarice Lispector (trans. Costa and Patterson)
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petipaw
2 months ago
I had absolutely loved On Chapel Sands by
#LauraCumming
so I was eager to read her Thunderclap. It’s very different but just as brilliant – it makes you see, it makes you feel, it makes you think.
#Booksky
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#art
#Fabritius
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Yoon Kim
2 months ago
“…and yet what we truly are is whatever the impossible creates inside us.” (Lispector, The Apple in the Dark)
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David M Rubin
2 months ago
Poetry brawl
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He has not settled the war on ignorance, that's for sure.
2 months ago
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Dear Sweden, Considering your Country decided not to give me the Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology for having published 8 Collaborative Papers PLUS, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Research. NM
2 months ago
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Outstanding paper by an outstanding lab.
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2 months ago
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I believe it’s the first time that someone receives both Nobel Peace Prize and FIFA Peace Prize medals.
3 months ago
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A friendly reminder, for those who enjoy pagan rituals of sacrifice, that tomorrow is CIHR project grant NOR day.
3 months ago
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Magnifique
3 months ago
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🎉
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3 months ago
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Welcome to late Anthropocene.
3 months ago
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@dlp.
3 months ago
“We swallow greedily any lie that flatters us, but we sip only little by little at a truth we find bitter.” Denis Diderot, “Rameau’s Nephew”.
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RIP
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about 1 year ago
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What was left of my first conference abstract after my supervisor revised it.
3 months ago
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Season's greetings from Clovis.
4 months ago
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