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Automated detection of interictal epileptiform discharges in scalp electroencephalography (EEG) is clinically important, but recent high-performing deep-learning models often trade interpretability for accuracy. We introduce EEG-SpikeAgent, a closed-loop program-synthesis framework that uses a large language model (LLM) agentic system to generate signal-processing features for spike detection in scalp EEG.
The art of letting go
I know now that many were simply trying to get through each day just as I was. But as a first-year, I had no idea. Moving to New York City for college is a universally hard transition, but I was too ashamed to speak honestly and share how I was struggling to find a reason not to drop out of college. It was like I had been put in a pressure cooker, one that was overfilled and likely to catch fire at any moment. Grief consumed me each day.
Masters Athletes With Abnormal Cardiovascular Findings: A Clinical Consensus Statement of the European Association of Preventive Cardiology of the ESC and the American College of Cardiology
Introduction Habitual physical activity and regular exercise training reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and all-cause mortality.1,2 The complex association between physical activity dose and health benefits appears to be curvilinear,3 with the largest risk reductions with small amounts of exercise, and additional benefits with higher exercise volumes.4 These observations have contributed to the belief that ‘more exercise is better’.
The Mother and the Bear (2024)
Nachdem die 26-jährige Sumi im winterlichen Winnipeg einen Unfall hat, reist ihre überfürsorgliche Mutter Sara aus Seoul an, um an der Seite ihrer nun im Koma liegenden Tochter zu bleiben. Durch ihre Einmischung in Sumis Leben über eine Dating-App begibt sich Sara auf eine Reise, die sie für immer verändern wird. Ihr Browser unterstützt kein HTML5 video.
Short-horizon neonatal seizure prediction using EEG-based deep learning
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Kim J, Amorim E, Rao VR, Glass HC, Bernardo D (2025) Short-horizon neonatal seizure prediction using EEG-based deep learning. PLOS Digit Health 4(7): e0000890. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pdig.0000890 Editor: Hualou Liang, Drexel University, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Received: January 17, 2025; Accepted: May 11, 2025; Published: July 11, 2025 Copyright: © 2025 Kim et al.
Evergy leans into fossil fuels as it backtracks on climate commitments
Kansas City-based Evergy this month signaled plans to delay the retirement of its coal plants, increase planned methane gas generation, and reduce and delay new renewable energy generation, raising questions about its ability to meet its pledge to reach net-zero emissions by 2045, and the cost to consumers of the new gas plants. The shifts are included in Evergy’s most recent update to its integrated resource plan (IRP) for its Kansas subsidiaries, filed with state regulators on May 1.
May 2025
Kansas City-based Evergy this month signaled plans to delay the retirement of its coal plants, increase planned methane gas generation, and reduce and delay new renewable energy generation, raising questions...
Risk of Running-A Contemporary Look at Cardiac Arrest in Long-Distance Races
Cardiac Arrest During Long-Distance Running Races Jonathan H. Kim, MD, MSc; Austin J. Rim, MD; James T. Miller, MS; Mekensie Jackson, MS; Neeya Patel, BA; Sanchitha Rajesh; Yi-An Ko, PhD; Heather DiGregorio, MLA; George Chiampas, DO; David McGillivray, BS; Jay Holder, BA; Aaron L.
Cardiac Arrest During Long-Distance Running Races
Cardiac Arrest During Long-Distance Running Races Cardiac Arrest in Apparently Healthy, Young Adults Zian H. Tseng, MD, MAS; Kosuke Nakasuka, MD, PhD Is Marathon Running Safe for Children? James M. Smoliga, DVM, PhD; William O. Roberts, MD, MS; Adam S. Tenforde, MD Podcast (15:22) 0:00 / 0:00 Key Points Question What is the contemporary incidence of cardiac arrest and death among marathon and half-marathon runners in the US?
Ameren Missouri seeks rate hike amid mounting disconnections
Ameren Missouri is seeking to raise customers’ electric rates by over 15.5%, even as 166,000 customers are behind on their electric bills – with nearly $28 million in total bills past due. The utility’s proposed $446.2 million rate increase comes less than two years after the Missouri Public Service Commission (MPSC) approved a separate $140 million rate hike for Ameren customers. The latest proposal would raise the average residential customer’s monthly bill by $17.
A contemporary review of sudden cardiac arrest and death in competitive and recreational athletes
Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Marijon, E ∙ Narayanan, K ∙ Smith, K ∙ et al. The Lancet Commission to reduce the global burden of sudden cardiac death: a call for multidisciplinary action Lancet. 2023; 402:883-936 2.
Delaware Court of Chancery Rules No Supermajority for Nevada Reincorporation | JD Supra
Key Takeaways Court of Chancery rejects claim that certificate of incorporation of a Delaware corporation requires supermajority vote for conversion to a Nevada corporation. Court holds that certificate provision requiring supermajority vote for the amendment, adoption or repeal of protected provisions in certificate does not apply to vote on a conversion that would impact those protected provisions.
Machine learning for forecasting initial seizure onset in neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy
ML utilizing QEEG and clinical features can provide accurate initial seizure risk forecasts after perinatal HIE. Time-dependent analyses identify an initial postnatal period in the first 12 hours of life containing the highest seizure risk and most accurate seizure risk forecasts, indicating a crucial time window for seizure monitoring and intervention after neonatal HIE.
Missouri utilities pump more than $400,000 into Kehoe gubernatorial bid
Ameren, Evergy, and Spire—Missouri’s three largest investor-owned utilities—have contributed more than $400,000 in recent years to a PAC supporting Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Kehoe, state disclosures show, continuing a pattern of utility giving to Kehoe campaign accounts.
Online ratings and narrative comments of American Head and Neck Society surgeons
DATA AVAILABILITY STATEMENT The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.
Blocking renewable energy is a top state legislative priority for network of pro-fossil fuels think tanks
The State Policy Network (SPN) announced on its website last month that it will focus on working with state lawmakers to prevent states from adopting wind and solar power in 2024. SPN is the national organization that serves as the central hub of a network of affiliated think tanks located in all 50 states, and is funded by right-wing and corporate donors that include fossil fuel interests.
Cardiac player health and safety: a call to action
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Facilitated Transport of EGFR Inhibitors Plays an Important Role in Their Cellular Uptake
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Voices: The Bible is the book by and for immigrants
The Bible is a book for immigrants and was written by immigrants inspired by God. The people who penned the Bible initially were called “Hebrews,” a name first given to Abraham. He was called a “Hebrew” because he crossed the Euphrates River to go from Mesopotamia to Palestine. The word “Hebrew” was used to refer to the nation of Israel during the time of the Old Testament.
Californian Church Members in STEM Fields Mentor Kids in Coding Club
Noticing a need for computer education during the difficult and exhausting times of isolation and school closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ttokamsa Mission Church in Monterey Park, Calif., is hosting a computer coding and robotic class as part of its Cooperation Mission Lab, an interactive experience where children’s ministry and adult mentors can grow together in cooperative leadership. Ttokamsa Mission Church is a Christian Reformed congregation with services in Korean and English.
Ruchell Magee turns 83: National leaders demand his immediate release
Fighters for freedom and justice united on March 19 for a virtual webinar to send Ruchell “Cinque” Magee 83rd birthday greetings and to demand his immediate release from California Medical Facility in Vacaville, California. Ruchell Magee is the longest held political prisoner in the United States and nearly 60 years have passed since his arrest and incarceration in 1963.
In Memoriam: Rev. Peter Kang (1954-2021)
The life of Peter Kang, a longtime minister and missionary, was marked by a passionate dedication to Jesus Christ in local ministry and on the mission field. He died Feb. 11 due to COVID-19. Kang, who had an M.A. and a Ph.D. in Intercultural Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary and an M.Div. from San Francisco Theological Seminary, served as an adjunct professor at Fuller Theological Seminary in the School of Intercultural Studies since 2000.
In Memoriam: Rev. Peter Kang (1954-2001)
The life of Peter Kang, a longtime minister and missionary, was marked by a passionate dedication to Jesus Christ in local ministry and on the mission field. He died Feb. 11 due to COVID-19. Kang, who had an M.A. and a Ph.D. in Intercultural Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary and an M.Div. from San Francisco Theological Seminary, served as an adjunct professor at Fuller Theological Seminary in the School of Intercultural Studies since 2000.
In Memoriam: Rev. Kiwoong Kim (1958 - 2020)
As a compassionate person for people in need, Rev. Kiwoong Kim was approachable, kind, and warm to anyone who needed help. "Dad was selfless, tenacious, and loving to anyone who would reach out for help … whenever anyone would request blessings or prayer, he would honor those requests with priority and urgency," said one of his twin sons, Yong. Even in his own times of economic difficulty, Kim was always willing to put aside his own needs for others, particularly other Korean pastors. He died Nov.
In Review: "Mank" Marks David Fincher's Big Return in a Small Way
After six long years, Oscar-nominated director David Fincher has finally made his return to directing feature films, and that alone is riveting. Unfortunately, “Mank” will likely go down as the phenomenal director’s most forgettable film. It is by no means a bad movie, but it commits an arguably worse sin of being a boring one. “Mank,” a film about filmmaking in the Golden Age of Hollywood, never quite manages to elevate itself above the trappings of the repetitive trope.
Just Fucking Call Your Grandparents Already
Lauren Huang / Daily Nexus I already know I sound like your parents (with more or less cursing depending on your family). When I was in the fifth grade, my grandmother told me numerous times that my sister would go to hell because she stopped going to church. To put it lightly, that shit fucked me up. So I understand why some of you might be thinking it’s a lot more complicated than just picking up the phone and giving ol’ Nana a call.
Defeating Fear With Laughter: "The Great Dictator" in a Modern Context
Courtesy of Carsey-Wolf Center Last Thursday, Maggie Hennefeld, associate professor of cultural studies and comparative literature at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, and Miguel Penabella, a Ph.D. candidate in film and media studies at UC Santa Barbara, graciously invited UCSB students for a Zoom discussion as part of the Carsey-Wolf Center’s ongoing series on subversive cinema, which is appropriately titled “Subversives.” The focus of this event was on none other than Charlie...
In Memoriam: Rev. Yong Kyu (Peter) Shin (1942-2020)
Rev. Shin, who was a visionary pastor and mentor, devoted his life to preaching, teaching, and being mission-focused in expanding God’s kingdom. He died March 12 at age 78. Shin graduated from Seoul University in the late 1960s and in 1977 graduated from KoRyo Seminary. After graduating, he came to North America where he continued studies while ministering in immigrant churches in the U.S. and Canada.
Online Forum for Korean Clergy Features North Philly Pastor
During the COVID-19 pandemic quarantine, which discourages physical gathering, several online forums and training opportunities were quickly put together to support Korean pastors of the Christian Reformed Church, led by the Diversity Ministry within Resonate Global Mission. On April 2 the first online missional forum featured guest speaker Rev. Taehoo Lee, pastor of the emerging CRC congregation North Philly Community Church.
Welcoming Baby in the Days of Corona
Oh Baby — Finally, a Bit of Good News Getting ready for a baby is a notoriously exciting time. For generations, family and friends have gathered around expectant families to celebrate and support. A baby shower is a once in a lifetime event. This is a moment in time that quickly morphs into a young family. And now, thanks to the Coronavirus, this moment, like all of those that find us gathering in groups, is suddenly forbidden, just gone.
Testing the effectiveness of the Internet-based instrument PsyToolkit: A comparison between web-based (PsyToolkit) and lab-based (E-Prime 3.0) measurements of response choice and response time in a complex psycholinguistic task
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Jonathan Kim , Ute Gabriel , Pascal Gygax Jonathan Kim, Ute Gabriel, Pascal Gygax Published: September 4, 2019 https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0221802 Figures Abstract To test the effectiveness of the Internet-based instrument PsyToolkit for use with complex choice tasks, a replicability study was conducted wherein an existing psycholinguistic paradigm was utilised to compare results obtained through the Internet-based...
New York’s Regulation 187: What Insurers Need to Know Come August 1, 2019 | JD Supra
New York’s amendment to Regulation 187 has gone into effect, more than a year after it was first proposed. Our Insurance Litigation & Regulation Group investigates the changes to the original amendment and how they affect the insurance industry. Exemptions, definitions, and duties Legal challenges to the Regulation Key responsibility components imposed on insurers and producers New York’s first amendment to Regulation 187 went into effect August 1, 2019.
Getting the Best Products to Speak for Themselves
In many companies, improving engagement is a reactive process: as a product manager you wake up to a barrage of support requests after launching a new feature, or your in-app analytics reveal that new users are skipping over key functionality and never reaching their “aha!” moment. You shoulder the burden and – personally – work out a fix.
What to Expect from the Software Market in 2018
Enterprise software products have long-focused on functionality for trained users, without devoting many resources towards overall look, feel, and mass usability. To compensate, companies throw significant budget towards marketing that tends to be impersonal while tasking customer support and sales teams with meeting customer expectations and working to ensure satisfaction.
Vitreous Seeds in Retinoblastoma
The proposed retinoblastoma seed classification scheme of Munier14 has been shown to be predictive of a number of important clinical features.8, 15 No consideration of retinoblastoma seed morphology was widely adopted until Munier14 differentiated dust, sphere, and cloud types in 2013. In 2015, Francis et al8 demonstrated that seed classification was predictive of the median time to regression, number of melphalan injections, and cumulative/mean dose of melphalan.
Let Them Attend Community College
FacebookTwitterGooglePinterestRedditTumblr Is college education a privilege or a right? With the widening gap between the rich and poor, and the failure of higher education to resist, or even properly address, the dynamic swelling in income inequality, the reality is that postsecondary education, especially as recently endorsed by Trump’s 2018 budget proposal, is increasingly becoming a privilege for the moneyed few, and not a right universal.
Donald Trump and the Rise of the Executive Branch
FacebookTwitterGooglePinterestRedditTumblr How and why the presidency has grown stronger, and why it matters.
The First Un-American Inaugural Speech
FacebookTwitterGooglePinterestRedditTumblr Hail to the Chief President Trump’s inaugural speech certainly paid tribute to figures of history, just not America’s.
Don't Miss This Air Jordan Restock!
Attention sneakerheads: a major restock of Air Jordan retros is going down later this month. If you missed out on a past Air Jordan release, you’ve now got a second chance to cop. The Canadian shop BB Branded Boutique has announced they will be restocking “over 65 styles of retros, including a few gradeschools”, at their online store on May 21st. The restock will include the Air Jordan 5 “Fire Red”, the Air Jordan 11 “Gift of Flight” Pack, and the Air Jordan 1 OG “UNC”.
Kim: Smoking ban is unconstitutional
On Nov. 23, the CWRU Faculty Senate ruled to ban all tobacco products on campus. Anyone who briefly looks over the June 2015 Faculty Handbook, the guide for University Faculty as defined in the “Constitution of the University Faculty,” will realize that the CWRU Faculty Senate ruled outside its constitutional power in its decision to ban tobacco.
How to Build an MVP with No Funding
There's nothing sexier than traction. It's something that's been valued in startups for a long time, and in high-growth markets, the bar for meaningful traction is quickly being raised. In late-2014, I recruited my co-founder, Jackson Noel, and together we raised $1.2M to accelerate the growth of the world's first user onboarding platform, Appcues. Today, we power the onboarding for over 13 million people every month.
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