Stuart Oldham
@stuartoldham.bsky.social
Post-doc at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute.
I am interested in brain development, neural connectivity, and spending too much time creating PowerPoints.
I am interested in brain development, neural connectivity, and spending too much time creating PowerPoints.
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An effective trick I somehow forget but pleasantly rediscover every grant I write: "Walk and talk" ideas through to organize and shape thoughts; return home to transcribe and sift through. Makes the day much more fun than continuous keyboarding.
January 16, 2026 at 10:35 AM
An effective trick I somehow forget but pleasantly rediscover every grant I write: "Walk and talk" ideas through to organize and shape thoughts; return home to transcribe and sift through. Makes the day much more fun than continuous keyboarding.
Very normal, very serious
December 11, 2025 at 9:12 AM
Very normal, very serious
Any "scientific" figure is made in MATLAB. For some animations (i.e., anything happening on the surface of the brain) I am just saving each frame as an image then combining into a video seperately and embedding that in the PowerPoint.
Otherwise, everything else is made in PowerPoint :)
Otherwise, everything else is made in PowerPoint :)
December 11, 2025 at 6:52 AM
Any "scientific" figure is made in MATLAB. For some animations (i.e., anything happening on the surface of the brain) I am just saving each frame as an image then combining into a video seperately and embedding that in the PowerPoint.
Otherwise, everything else is made in PowerPoint :)
Otherwise, everything else is made in PowerPoint :)