Excited to share our review on the use of network models for cross-species translational neuroscience! nature.com/articles/s4158… led by Kate Brynildsen (gif below from @academicmatou)
Let’s set the record straight. Women work together & publish exceptional papers in @NatureNeuro. The papers are undercited due to implicit bias/structural inequality/discrimination. The solution, @NatureComms, is to address the problem, not advise all grad students to work w/ men
The under-attribution of women’s contributions to science is well known & well studied. A measure of under-attribution is the under-citation of papers authored by women relative to expected rates. In a new @NaturePhysics paper we explore this citation gap in contemporary physics.
New from @jddwor Extent & drivers of gender imbalance in neuroscience reference lists tinyurl.com/yfw26jy2. w/ @Penn_SIVE, @perryzurn, Teich, Linn. Covering issues of bias, ethics, & social behavior vital to all fields grappling with their own visions of an equitable future.
Thrilled & humbled to be named a 2021 American Physical Society Fellow. I am incredibly indebted to the many fantastic mentees, colleagues, & mentors that have made my time in science such an exciting adventure. Thank you all! & Congrats to other fellows!
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Just published in @NatRevNeurosci "On the nature and use of models in network neuroscience" goo.gl/PU2PNB w/ P. Zurn and J.I. Gold. We draw on biology, philosophy and other disciplines to establish validation principles for network models.
Many congrats to @annsizemore7, who w/ @jason_z_kim has studied the intricate & surprising dependence of higher order network organization on noise. They find that noise can be used to help, rather than hinder, our study of complex systems. arxiv.org/abs/2101.03933.
Careful analyses compare papers published in high impact journals by men- and women-led teams. These papers represent excellent science. Still, within this pool, data show marked under-citation of women-led work. nature.com/articles/s4159…
Network neuroscience isn’t simply a new way to study the brain. It's a way to get closer to the brain’s essence, how it truly works. wired.trib.al/ufY8B2s