Last but certainly not least, we got to have an awesome dinner with @robbeewedow.bsky.social to celebrate a great conference & exchange of ideas! ✨

And @brookemckenna.bsky.social presented our latest work investigating epigenetic changes in a South African birth cohort exposed to elevated rates of childhood adversity 🧬

Dr. Rafael Geurgas presented new data from a project using machine learning to predict depression from adolescence to adulthood 💻🧠

Last but certainly not least, we got to have an awesome lab dinner with @robbeewedow.bsky.social to celebrate a great conference & exchange of ideas! ✨

And @brookemckenna.bsky.social presented our latest work investigating epigenetic changes in a South African birth cohort exposed to elevated rates of childhood adversity 🧬

Dr. Rafael Geurgas presented new data from our project using machine learning to predict depression from adolescence to adulthood 💻🧠

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🧪 The Senior Data Analyst will work with cutting-edge statistical tools to tackle new challenges in discovering the causes of mental illness

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🧪 As a postdoc in The Dunn Lab you will lead longitudinal research on links between childhood experiences (both risky and protective), DNA methylation & depression risk in adolescence & young adulthood

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@carlbergstrom.com I worry about what journals are doing/not doing. I reviewed a paper recently that included MANY sentences directly lifted from a paper I published. The cut/paste was obvious. I asked the editor how this could happen (weren’t there checks they did?!). Their response was lacking.