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Changelog: Bluesky in Social Links
An Owlstown user notified me that many of her colleagues from her research area has moved from Twitter (X) to Bluesky. She requested the ability to add Bluesky links to the Social Links section.
Now, you can add Bluesky links in the Social Links ...
Post · November 07, 2023
Bugfix: Use textarea for project description
An Owlstown user reported that the project description field is hard to edit and re-read because it's a text field with only one line.
Using an auto-resizing textarea with multiple rows would improve readability and editing. It will allow for ...
Post · November 07, 2023
Random thoughts in November
For the past weeks, a lot has been swirling in my mind. Among the issues are the Palestine conflict, the current political instability in Bangladesh, and, most importantly, how the education curriculum is being eroded by the current regime. I am j...
Post · November 03, 2023
This is me sharing my broken space.
Today, I broke. I really thought I knew better than to be back in this place. I’ve done so much time and put in so much work and money into my self-improvement and healing. I’ve been consistent with therapy, I’ve read books, I’ve done my own heali...
Post · November 03, 2023
Invited Talk on Defying Stiction at Uni Kassel
Falko Schmidt has been invited to present his work on Defying stiction using repulsive critical Casimir forces at the autumn colloquium at the University of Kassel, Germany.
Title of Talk: Defying Stiction: Counteracting Casimir-Lifshitz Attract...
Post · November 02, 2023
New research paper accepted
Our lab just had a research paper, "Quantitative and qualitative sex difference in habenula-induced inhibition of midbrain dopamine neurons in the rat", accepted by Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience. Follow the link to read the abstract and to ...
Post · October 31, 2023
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