Biologist. Engineer. STEM Ed grad student. Plant lover. Science communicator. If you don't like science or sarcasm, we probably won't get along.
North Carolina, USA
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It sounds like you had a lot less than many (or most) but still more than some. I'm sorry that you've had such a rough go, that sounds really tough. Sending you positive vibes as much as this terrible platform (meaning X) will allow.
That's fair, but if you have been able to have $200 at once, that represents a degree of priviledge. It's not any sort of comment on you / your choices/etc. Plus priviledge, like poverty, isn't a binary. Some have more privledge than others and some have less. {1/2]
And that's great, but it's important to recognize that there are people who are not able to do that through no fault of their own.
Being able to save up a couple hundred dollars to buy an unlocked phone is in and of itself a privilege. It's expensive to be poor
That means you have to be able to spare $200. A higher end phone that cost $25 a month, you only have to scrape together an extra $25. Oftentimes the upfront cost of less expensive options ends up being what's cost prohibitive.
conditional formatting but with text changed to white/black. I figured this way if we want to change the colors at some point, like (as a totally random off-the-top-of-my-head example) make the technician purple, it's easy!
I made one for @JacqueColeLab!
I did it in Google Sheets using conditional formatting (each bar beside someone's name actually has text in it, 1-5, and then conditional formatting fills the cell and makes the text match the fill color. @jointbme
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I'm putting my money on three weeks. He's clever enough to figure out a way to manipulate people to vote for someone else without anyone realizing they're being manipulated.
Which basically is the highest compliment that I can give to anyone
Of course I took almost no pictures🤦♀️, but eventually I hope to get pictures from the MSEN folks that I'll share.
Many thanks to those who helped out, including people from the Translational Orthopaedic Research Lab (@mattbfish), the Advanced Wound Healing Lab (@BrownLab_NCSU), the Hand Rehabilitation Lab, and the Neuromuscular Control and Robotics Lab.
Jacque Cole (The Orthopaedic Mechanobiology Lab, @JacqueColeLab in @jointbme) and Kate Saul (Movement Biomechanics Lab, @MoBLNCSU in @ncstatemae) have spearheaded NC State's National Biomechanics Day activities for the last (8 years? 10 years? 500 years? I've lost track).
Last weekend we held our annual National Biomechanics Day event (@BiomechanicsDay, #NBD2024) in conjunction with MSEN Day. We combined expo-style events with some lab tours to show the students how cool our research is and how much we love biomechanics.
I get to work with amazing people 🤩
Huge congrats to @Bosh_kb who won the @NCStateEngr Doctoral Scholar of the Year Award for Leadership! 🤩 @jointbme @BMEGrads @CLEAR_NCSU_UNC @NCStateCMI #ProudPI bme.unc.edu/2024/04/kyla-bos…
Of course we made sure to pose with Kelvin! [6/6] @mattbfish @jacobdthompson2 @rickyukun @jointbme @NCState
