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Supporting International Postdocs: “How can we make this place more like home?”

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By Thiago Arzua
| The New York Academy of Sciences
Even after doing this countless times before, I was still nervous waiting outside my advisor’s office to talk about some experiments that did not work. “What if they ask for more data than I have? What if I picked the wrong project?” These thoughts quickly devolve into something darker like: “Do I deserve to be here?
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It's Scientists Against Techies in the Brain Implant World

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By Thiago Arzua
| The Daily Beast Verified
During his military training in 1892, German psychiatrist Hans Berger was almost trampled to death by a horse-drawn cannon. At the exact same time, his sister had a sudden feeling he was in danger and decided to telegram her brother. Berger would later describe this as a "case of spontaneous telepathy," which made him dedicate a lifetime to understanding how brain activity can change someone's thoughts.
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November-December - 2022 - Volume: 110 - Number: 6

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By Zellman Warhaft, Thiago Arzua, Abhik Ghosh, Riley Gillibrand
| American Scientist Verified
November-December 2022 Volume: 110 Number: 6 Following Russia’s invasion on February 24, the lives of scientists in Ukraine, like those of everyone else in the country, were upended. Russia has targeted educational and research institutions, destroying 285 buildings and damaging 2,528, according to the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.
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