I read this as saying that there will be a date in the near future by which one could submit (e.g.) a new R01 proposal, and that the proposal would still be considered as part of the October / Cycle III due date. That would be remarkable.

Closely following this thread

I made this for physician scientists a couple of years ago: www.cfn.upenn.edu/aguirre/wiki...

(and go birds)

dm is good

Anytime! A favorite topic.

Ed Awh was a real mensch dealing with this nightmare.

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Go birds

I have looked at this. The effects of 30 years of aging are…not encouraging.

Honestly, getting in the scanner regularly is a weird perk of this career. This is hard to explain to other people.

Really interesting summary. Thanks!

I found the manual for this. It can measure luminance if you also buy the optional viewfinder. [ps: sorry for all of the light-splaining if that was not what you were asking about]

Looking on Amazon, every device I can find that says it can measure “Luminance” is actually an “Illuminance” photometer. Here is an example luminance meter (not necessarily recommending this) sensing.konicaminolta.us/us/products/...

The linked device mentions an optional viewfinder, so maybe it can measure luminance too.

Luminance, on the other hand, is a measure of the light emitted by a surface (units: cd/m2). A device for measuring luminance needs optics to focus on a specific surface with an aperture of a specific size (in degrees of visual angle). This is used to measure (e.g.) the light from a screen.

There are many inexpensive options to measure illuminance (units: lux) which is a measure of the light falling on a (typically) flat sensor. Illuminance is used to describe (e.g.) the lighting conditions in an environment. The linked device looks up to the job.

Double yo!