PGY-2 resident & Bonica Scholar @UWAnesthPainMed | via @EmoryMSTP + @WUSTL | studying how brains do brain stuff 🧠🤓| he/him
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Dan Li, MD, PhD retweeted
Do you think there’s an amount of money the Vatican would accept to let you use the Conclave chimney to do a gender reveal
Dan Li, MD, PhD retweeted
There is a nonzero chance that the Pope has heard of Chief Keef. What a time to be alive.
Dan Li, MD, PhD retweeted
Have you registered for the “Becoming an Anesthesiologist-Scientist: Opportunities in Residency” webinar yet?
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Dan Li, MD, PhD retweeted
″ ‘Listen Frog,’ said Toad. ‘How long have I been asleep?’
‘You have been asleep since November,’ said Frog.
‘Well then,’ said Toad. ‘A little more sleep will not hurt me.’ ”
Dan Li, MD, PhD retweeted
my little while ago friend and i made a list of all possible novel plots and it has kind of ruined reading for me. enjoy x
Dan Li, MD, PhD retweeted
I laugh every time i see this video cuz someone said if you look at Teddy sing without volume it looks like he does stand up 😭🤣😭
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Dan Li, MD, PhD retweeted
How academic departments make their hiring decisions
ALT Squid Game screenshot. Text: "We already have an elderly man and a woman,"
ALT Squid Game screenshot. Text: "so the rest needs to be all men."
Dan Li, MD, PhD retweeted
In a landmark success, @UCSF researchers describe the first use of closed-loop deep brain stimulation to treat a psychiatric disorder – in this case, severe #depression. Published today in @NatureMedicine ➡️ nature.com/articles/s41591-0… #ucsfweill @ChangLabUcsf @scangos @UCSFHospitals
Dan Li, MD, PhD retweeted
Volumetric Calcium Imaging of 1 Million Neurons Across Cortical Regions at Cellular Resolution Using Light Beads Microscopy
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Dan Li, MD, PhD retweeted
Frontal cortex neuron types categorically encode single decision variables
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
