My syllabus clearly states that no extra points will be awarded and I stand by it. Students always ask, but the response is always no. At least in our university, teaching evals are submitted before the final grades are submitted, so faculty are not punished for their reluctance to alter grades.

Hear ye, hear ye! Going to #SfN? Check out our posters!

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We're hiring a lab manager! Ideal for aspiring researchers interested in sleep & memory in humans. Our inaugural manager is going to grad school after gaining experience w/ EEG, fMRI, coding, teaching & advanced analyses. He's now revising his 1st authored paper. This could be you! tinyurl.com/Uci81

Sometimes all it takes is an evening with the lab to remind me that I have the best job in the world

With colleagues at ALBA, I'm running an international climate survey for #LGBTQIA+ people in #neuroscience (including #psychology, #psychiatry, etc). It takes 10-20 min & you can enter a drawing for gift cards.

Please repost & share w/colleagues.
tinyurl.com/LGBTNeuro
#QueerSTEM

#LGBTQSTEM

Gotta love NOA day! Congrats to Sarvia Aquino for receiving this diversity supplement! Looking forward to completing this cool project!

If you're interested in sleep and memory and attending #CNS2024 next week, come visit our posters!

Brand new results from grad students Sarvia Aquino, Gautam Narayan, & Neda Morakabati, our lab manager, Matthew Cho, and (Ken) Paller lab grad student Gayathri Subramanian!

To your first point - I've read that statement before, but it always confused me. Take the example below - there's an obvious interaction, but also a strong main effect of group. Why does finding an interaction immediately mean "there are no main effects anymore"? Why can't a model inform of both?

From the other site and certainly worth a read:

Alon-Lee Green - ألون-لي جرين - אלון-לי גרין 🟣: "Our statement, progressives and anti occupation activist in israel:"

From Gordon Feld's feed on the other site:

job-alert 🚨🚨🚨

My lab is recruiting a postdoc to run a large multi-lab replication project on the targeted memory reactivation effect.

Plz RT

Apply here:

www.einzigartigwir.de/en/job-offer...

We were so lucky to have George Babineaux III with us this summer (shown here with his project poster). This hard-working and kind NC A&T undergrad has a bright future ahead of him!