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New Welch Lab research published in CBP, part A!

 

Dr. Matt Kolmann collaborates with the Welch Lab to show durophagous stingrays chew insect food!

Welch lab research featured by the New York Times!

 

 

Dr. Welch featured in Discovery Online's: "Don't Blink"

@DrBirdLady @smbrander Perhaps the biggest challenge is quickly referencing figures/tables. Helps to open a new window of PDF (keeping this one focused on figs/tables). Of course, the better solution is journals allowing us to submit figures/tables, inline with relevant text.

— The Welch Lab @(WelchLab_UTSC) 5 jours ago

@SableSys Wait! Are you telling me REM sleep is already a known thing?! Dammit!

— The Welch Lab @(WelchLab_UTSC) 5 jours ago

@SableSys IMHO, I don't think the term "engineer" should apply to software authors/coders any more than a non-fiction author is a "story engineer". It cheapens the term. Now, I'm off to engineer some REM sleep!

— The Welch Lab @(WelchLab_UTSC) 5 jours ago

@smbrander @DrBirdLady Hmmm. I've avoided any printing associated with reviewing papers for a couple of years now. I haven't found it difficult to do at all. Key for me: PDF open on left side of screen (or monitor), .docx of my comments on the right side (monitor). Web open in background.

— The Welch Lab @(WelchLab_UTSC) 5 jours ago