A very cool #ExpertSpotlight featuring Sambeeta Das from @UDelaware . Give it a read and connect today to learn more. 'Blood Clots Can Sideline Elite Athletes. Could Microrobots Offer a New Approach?' bit.ly/4BC0jY3

#ExpertSpoltight: Why the retirement plan that worked for your parents is failing millions of Canadians Your retirement plan expired in 1990. Check the label. exprt.co/4jtMR1H

#ExpertSpotlight: Are Small-Dollar Political Donations Making American Politics More Divisive? @UMassAmherst political scientist Ray La Raja examines how small-dollar donations may be fueling political polarization. exprt.co/4zIYO8r

From @CNN this morning: A mutated virus is driving the US into an early flu season, especially on the West Coast We have some of the top influenza #experts in the country who are ready to help if you have questions or a story to cover. Check them out today. bit.ly/3VZ3k4c

From @VoteHub : @TCU has a whole team of #experts ready to help if you are covering. Check out their #expert authority page today! expertfile.com/organizations…

#ExpertSpotlight: From Baseball to Business: The Science of Team Success @UDelaware management professor Kyle Emich studies how team dynamics, individual contributions and organizational environments interact to shape performance exprt.co/47xdifD

Amazing news and congrats to the team @AUG_University ! EXpertSpotlight: AU designated APLU Innovation and Economic Prosperity Institution. exprt.co/3WC3cru

NBA stars and Achilles injuries: The road back to peak performance A new NBA season brings plenty of storylines, from star players in new uniforms to the debut of promising rookies. But for players recovering from Achilles tendon injuries, returning to the court is just the beginning, says the @UDelaware 's Karin Grävare Silbernagel. exprt.co/4BiNj9h

#ExpertSpotlight: Does International Law Still Matter? @UMassAmherst Expert Weighs In on Doha Debates Political scientist Charli Carpenter joins an international panel to examine the effectiveness of global rules, the challenges of enforcement and why international law remains essential. exprt.co/3UdcBFg

Did you see this in @AP : Delivery robots accused of scanning customers’ faces and sharing biometric data Lorrie Cranor's research focuses on usability and policy issues related to security and privacy. Connect with @CarnegieMellon today if you are looking to learn more. exprt.co/4elBQvQ

From the @FT : Are we sleepwalking into World War III? For a topic like this, you need an #expert. Craig Douglas Albert, PhD, is a professor of Political Science and the Graduate Director of the PhD in Intelligence, Defense, and Cybersecurity Policy and the Master of Arts in Intelligence and Security Studies @AUG_University . exprt.co/4yZtQJt