Starting the year off with some publications! In a fun collaboration with @kate-agathos.bsky.social, @tobyellmers.bsky.social and Will Young, we looked at changes in gait-specific attention in individuals with maculopathy. authors.elsevier.com/c/1mPew3RoQ8...

🌍 Today is World Philanthropy Day! For over six decades, SKERI has advanced research that expands accessibility & independence for people who are blind or have low vision. If you believe in science that makes a real-world impact, consider supporting our work: www.paypal.com/donate/?host...

So proud of the lab for their award winning pumpkin carving entry of Vlad the VOR pumpkin with eye misalignment but intact vestibular periphery. @kate-agathos.bsky.social And thanks for @echodislocation.bsky.social and @skeriresearch.bsky.social for hosting!

🚨 Help my lab at @skeriresearch.bsky.social advance innovative research on the technology, perception, and neuroscience of accessibility! The Teng Lab has launched a pair of campaigns through @experiment.com. 🧠 experiment.com/braille 🦇 experiment.com/robinecho

It's #FallsPrevention awareness week, and I'm excited to share our latest publication on raising fall risk awarenes among clinicians and patients with maculopathies www.ajo.com/article/S000... 1/2

Excited for our study on the importance of mobility screening and referral in AMD to be finally published! www.ajo.com/article/S000.... In it @kate-agathos.bsky.social, Dr. Don Fletcher, and I show that over half of patients screened had balance/mobility concerns.

Walgreens' commentary on the times is spot on.

Texas AG Ken Paxton hired a former staffer to work on a recent case. As a state employee, her labor would have cost taxpayers $641. As a private attorney, Paxton allowed her to bill $3,780 an hour, so that day of work cost taxpayers $24,570. With @texastribune.org

having a great time at @vssmtg.bsky.social ! Looking forward to see many colleages again this summar at the Eye Movements GRC www.grc.org/eye-movement... Still time to submit an application until June 8th!

The research enterprise is invaluable. We can easily see its importance in the cures or technologies available today. But sometimes it's difficult to see what research brings to people in the shorter term. Here is one of our participants talking about what it's meant to her. youtu.be/Yn9ywYj3UYQ

Scientists are now organizing events, called Stand Up for Science, on 7 March in Washington, D.C., and state capitals. So far, they have attracted more than 100 volunteers from some 30 states who are hoping to rally support for research as a public good. scim.ag/4328LAD

Fellow scientists, please consider speaking w/ media about what this means for "regular Americans." The link below is to contact a reporter who's collecting stories about the unfolding NIH situation - pls share anonymously or on record. @anniewaldman.bsky.social www.propublica.org/people/annie...

If you’ve been directly impacted by a pause or cancellation of an NIH study session, we @forbes.com would like to talk to you

If you’re negatively impacted by these NIH developments find a congressperson here and let them know 👇spoiler alert you’re all impacted science.house.gov/committee-me... here’s a relevant senate committee too www.commerce.senate.gov/members

If you are ready to advocate to your representatives (or friends and families) about the economic value of NIH funded research, you can check your state at www.unitedformedicalresearch.org/nih-in-your-...

Hey Bluesky, looking for a postdoc? Interested in vestibular function, eye movements, mobility, and sensory integration? Apply with me!! www.ski.org/labs/eye-hea...

"I break my fast with a stick of yak butter, straight from the cooler. The benefits are endless: increased focus, libido, productivity, arithmetic, echolocation, foosball skills."

Detroit gets a bad rap, but its cultural institutions, like the Detroit Institute of the Arts, are world-class. Take in a massive mural by Diego Rivera, through the door to find Cézanne, Degas, van Gogh, Monet & Renoir, then linger in the Great Hall. Glad this gem survived the city's hard times.

Interested in vision science, accessibility, eye movements, mobility or related fields? SKERI’s 2025 Postdoctoral application cycle is now open! For more information visit our site: www.ski.org/what-does-fe...

Hey Bluesky, looking for a postdoc? Interested in vestibular function, eye movements, mobility, and sensory integration? Apply with me!! www.ski.org/labs/eye-hea...

Name a Quasi-Moon! Contest sponsored by @radiolab.bsky.social and the International Astronomical Union to attach a more poetic moniker to the celestial body currently known as (164207) 2004 GU9. radiolab.org/quasi-moon Finalists include: Bakunawa Cardea Ehaema Enkidu Ótr Tarriaksuk Tecciztecatl

Here are ways to participate and support SKERI's #GivingTuesday campaign this year!: 1. Support scholarships and accessibility projects by donating to the Bill Gerrey Makers Fund: www.ski.org/bill-gerrey-... 2. Volunteer at SKERI 3. Participate in our research 4. Share our campaign on social media

Only 3 weeks left to apply for SKERI’s postdoc fellowship (apps due 1/31/24! www.ski.org/what-does-fe...)! To celebrate, we’re kicking off a month-long series showcasing research from our brilliant postdocs and mentors. Stay tuned! #InnovationForInclusion #VisionResearch #Fellowship

Seems as good a first post as any to say my R01 application got some good news yesterday 🥳🎉