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Annabel Adams

Los Angeles
As seen in: Medium, UCLA Newsroom, Medical Xpress, BioRxiv, The Shepparton Adviser
Covers:  school nutrition, obesity politics, health at every size, vending, healthy snacks, veganism, social entrepreneurship, food politics
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Annabel Adams is the director of communications for [H.U.M.A.N. ("Helping Unite Mankind And Nutrition")] (http://www.healthyvending.com) and the blogger behind ["Feed Me, I'm Cranky"] (http://www.feedmeimcranky.com) where she chronicles life after a 150-lb weight-loss.

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D-LMBmapX: Generalized Deep-Learning Pipeline for Automated Whole-brain Neural Circuitry Profiling Across Any Developmental Stages

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By Zhongyu Li, Peiqi Li, Annabel Adams, Hangzhen Pan
| BioRxiv
Abstract Understanding whole-brain circuitry development in mice has been hindered by the lack of tools for accurate and comprehensive analysis. No existing 3D brain atlas provides daily postnatal resolution, as constructing such atlases is highly labour-intensive. Axonal morphologies change dynamically, making reliable segmentation challenging, and many 2D datasets lack sufficient Z-resolution for cross-modality 3D analysis.
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Q&A: UCLA Law’s Steven Bank on the legal landscape of the Paris 2024 Olympics

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By Annabel Adams
| UCLA Newsroom Verified
As the world eagerly anticipates the kickoff of the Paris 2024 Olympics this week, headlines buzz with stories about the athletes, the cleanliness of the Seine River and the cutting-edge role of artificial intelligence in capturing the games. But for UCLA Law professor Steven Bank, the legal landscape of the Olympics takes the spotlight. Bank, the Paul Hastings Professor of Business Law, is a renowned authority on the intersection of sports and law.
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Historic gift to UCLA School of Law advances Latino legal scholarship

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By Annabel Adams
| UCLA Newsroom Verified
Key takeaways UCLA School of Law has received a $1 million gift from Alicia Miñana de Lovelace to bolster its Critical Race Studies program. The donation is the largest-ever single contribution to the program, which was founded at UCLA Law in 2000. The gift recognizes the retirement of UCLA Law professor Laura Gómez by establishing the Laura E. Gómez Teaching Fellowship on Latinx People and the Law.
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