Timon Kunze
@tkunze.bsky.social
Phd student of cognitive neuroscience at SISSA, Trieste. How do little neurons make up such complex minds?
Cool analysis! Has any one an idea why papers with corresponding authors could be consistently longer under review than first author papers irrespective of gender?
January 22, 2026 at 10:21 AM
Cool analysis! Has any one an idea why papers with corresponding authors could be consistently longer under review than first author papers irrespective of gender?
Maybe it was a joke but i can see how it could become method... I'd be curious to track how many papers get actually written that way in the next five years or so... In terms of expected citations it probably turns out as a win for author and journal if the LMM converges on it reliably enough
January 7, 2026 at 10:18 PM
Maybe it was a joke but i can see how it could become method... I'd be curious to track how many papers get actually written that way in the next five years or so... In terms of expected citations it probably turns out as a win for author and journal if the LMM converges on it reliably enough
Did Trends in Neuroscience invite you? o.O
January 7, 2026 at 6:41 PM
Did Trends in Neuroscience invite you? o.O
Reposted by Timon Kunze
The solutions of the past 3 decades have failed to change the incentives of #PublishOrPerish. As a result, researcher funding, time, control, and trust has been lost.
The ONE CONSTANT in the wake of the serial crisis, #PlanS and #OpenAccess reform has been publish profit margins.
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The ONE CONSTANT in the wake of the serial crisis, #PlanS and #OpenAccess reform has been publish profit margins.
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November 11, 2025 at 11:52 AM
The solutions of the past 3 decades have failed to change the incentives of #PublishOrPerish. As a result, researcher funding, time, control, and trust has been lost.
The ONE CONSTANT in the wake of the serial crisis, #PlanS and #OpenAccess reform has been publish profit margins.
2/n
The ONE CONSTANT in the wake of the serial crisis, #PlanS and #OpenAccess reform has been publish profit margins.
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Reposted by Timon Kunze
Ten years in the making. For the full story behind the data, read the "Behind the Paper" piece 😉
Discovery of Neuronal Fatty Acid Oxidation in vivo
Intensive learning in Drosophila relies on neuronal fatty acid oxidation. This discovery overturns the long-held view that adult neurons do not use fat as fuel.
communities.springernature.com
December 10, 2025 at 11:13 AM
Ten years in the making. For the full story behind the data, read the "Behind the Paper" piece 😉