Authors
Joshua Nicholson
I recently received my PhD from Virginia Tech studying the role of aneuploidy in cancer in the lab of Dr. Daniela Cimini. I'm interested in all things science publishing.
Gary McDowell
Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Developmental Biology, Biophysics, Proteomics, Science Policy, Labor Economics.
- Future of Research Response to NIGMS Request for Information (RFI): Strategies for Modernizing Biomedical Graduate Education (NOT-GM-16-109)
- Making the scientific system more open and transparent
- Future of Research - How Can We Improve Career Awareness and Preparedness? A workshop at the NatureJobs Career Expo Boston 2015
Reinhard Stindl
As a medical doctor trained in genetics, I am interested in the involvement of telomere erosion in aging, cancer and evolution.
- Telomere-driven karyotypic and molecular convergence mimics the transmissibility of cancer in the Tasmanian devil
- A puzzling pattern of cell-cycle-duration inheritance: just an artefact of changing growth conditions in vitro?
- The reanalysis of three large datasets uncovers progressive telomere erosion between healthy human generations and supports an 11-year-old model of telomere-driven macroevolution
Bruce Charlton
I also hold the title of Visiting Professor of Theoretical Medicine at the University of Buckingham, England. I graduated MBBS with honours from the Newcastle Medical School, took a doctorate (MD) at the Medical Research Council Neuroendocrinology group, and did postgraduate training in psychiat...(more)
- Deep science, creative science: Patient brooding versus evidence-reason-based techniques
- Seven year units in science: general lessons from the personal experience of working on adrenal cortex innervation and cortisol secretion
- Science is fundamentally self-regulated by the integrity of individual scientists: therefore young scientists must develop their personal qualities, as well as learning their subject
- Binomial calculator based on continuous hypothesis testing: there is no such a thing as a discrete hypothesis.
- Strong negative relationship between population-level general intelligence and ADHD genetic factors inferred from allele frequencies
- Intelligence GWAS hits: Selection signal or population structure? A test of the null hypothesis
Alexander Etz
Statistics (Bayesian), Psychological Methods, Quantitative Psychology, Reproducibility, adding more every day