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I’m excited to share three new pieces of HAVIC Lab research now out as pre-prints; the first two championed by PhD student, Friederike Charlotte Hechler! Thanks also to wonderful collaborators across Australia and the world, including Outi Tuomainen, Emily S. Cross, Emmanuele Tidoni, Patrick Nalepka, Aitor Miguel Blanco and others not on LinkedIn. See a brief summary of each below, with full-texts available at the following links: 1. "What does 'often' even mean?" Revising and Validating the Comprehensive Autistic Trait Inventory in Partnership with Autistic People. 🌈 🧠 🤝 https://lnkd.in/edUaM_gd 2. The Role of Intentional Stance Beliefs and Agent Appearance on Gaze Use during Joint Attention. 🤖 👀 👈 https://lnkd.in/eth_SERP 3. The Temporal Context of Eye Contact Influences Perceptions of Communicative Intent. ⏰ 👀 💬 https://lnkd.in/e6yPGc67 🌐 You can learn more about our lab here: https://lnkd.in/ewcX_HXe

A journey that came to an end , my PhD paper about the evolution of immune traits just got published 🎉. A journey that was filled with challenges and triumphs, moments of self-doubt and exhilarating breakthroughs. I am very grateful for the support of my supervisor Shai Shen-Orr, my mentor Elina Starosvetsky and my talented co-author Martin Lukačišin, and loved ones who have stood by me through every twist and turn of this journey. https://lnkd.in/dptrTKfY

A truly Golden Triangle for Life Sciences: Following the recent BIO International Convention held this year in San Diego, One Nucleus CEO Tony Jones looks at where the East of England region sits in the world of Life Science business and innovation. Whilst much attention is paid to the UK Golden Triangle of London-Cambridge-Oxford and how to connect it better, Tony suggests that perhaps in a global industry such as this then a more suitable triangle to connect would be Cambridge-Boston/Cambridge-San Diego. He says there are certainly lessons to be shared across these three outstanding Life Science hubs. One Nucleus, through its longstanding collaborations with its peers at MassBio and Biocom California, the Bio Brits in US connections and focused activities such as the 2024 Boston Bootcamp and One Nucleus @ BIO 2024 events is playing its role in increasing the connectivity and knowledge-sharing across this triangle of locations. Full article – https://lnkd.in/eV5Mtpfx

🇺🇸🇷🇸 Our new paper is finally out. Extremely grateful to have had the opportunity to be a part of this project, as it is my first endeavor of this kind, and the topic itself falls in the spectrum of my greatest interests in medicine so far. Special thanks to our amazing mentor Nebojsa Nick Knezevic, MD, PhD, for his invaluable guidance and support! Free full article: https://lnkd.in/dV2RMnvB

Life Science Management is one of the most impressive fields of our time, with revolutionary breakthroughs and tangent benefits for many. i am proud of our two anthologies that follow this spirit. https://lnkd.in/dRkP4jQZ https://lnkd.in/e87tzBeg

A quick reminder if you're a life science CEO or similar, located in the south of Sweden, to ensure you’ve had the chance to respond to this important nationwide survey, which will serve as decision-making input for the life science sector in Sweden. The estimated 10 minutes it will take may prove very beneficial to both your business and the life science sector in Skåne as a whole.   It’s crucial that the Skåne life science sector is well-represented in this survey to provide a fair view of our collective efforts, serving as a platform for the allocation of funds, other resources, and political decision-making. The regional findings will be published following the release of the national results.   The survey is organized by SwedenBIO in cooperation with us, Sahlgrenska Science Park, Stockholm Science City, STUNS Life Science, and Citeline. SwedenBIO publishes the Life Science Barometer report annually to gauge the status of Swedish life sciences, with the results used to influence decision-makers and to describe and promote the Swedish life science ecosystem internationally.   To take the survey, visit the link in the comment below (deadline 3 November). #affectingdecisions #survey #lifescience SwedenBIO | Sahlgrenska Science Park | Stockholm Science City | STUNS Life science | Citeline

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Alhamdulillah My article has been published. Special thanks to all of my respected teachers & Lab mates. 🥰❤️ Just hit a milestone by publishing my in-depth article on Morphometric analysis of adult Hippopotamus forelimb bones. It's been an incredible journey of research and discovery, and I'm thrilled to share the findings with all of you. Link: https://lnkd.in/gBtHpnFf [ Morphometric analysis of adult Hippopotamus forelimb bones ]

⏰ Closing soon! Participate in the Life Science Barometer 2025 Survey The Life Science Barometer is a yearly survey of the Swedish life science industry that highlights the needs and trends in the life science sector. We request one answer per company, from a strategic leader (CEO’s or similar) of any company or organization within life sciences.  💡 Why is you input important? Your participation helps promote and strengthen the Swedish life science industry by providing critical data for informed decisions and international benchmarking. 🔔 It takes only 10 minutes to complete the survey. Survey deadline: 3 November 2024 More than 100 companies have now responded. Don't miss out to provide your company’s perspective! 🔗 To complete the survey, click here: https://lnkd.in/dAgF7DY5 Produced by SwedenBIO in partnership with Medicon Village, Sahlgrenska Science Park, Stockholm Science City, STUNS Life science and Citeline. #lifescience