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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 20/12/2023

Oh, a request to review a paper, addressed to Dr. [sic] Rokhmanova, no less! How lovely! Oh... due in 10 days... due December 30th... not nearly so nice

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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 27/11/2023

Interested in leading your own workshop on creating effective and beautiful figures?

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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 10/11/2023

🚨#BiomechSky users!🚨 We have migrated to a new server to host our feed. Please re-like/re-pin/re-add this NEW feed to ensure you stay up to date on biomechanics updates: bsky.app/profile/did:... Thanks x 100 to @cvhammond.biomech.dev for pulling it off 👍

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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 06/11/2023

Community request for #BiomechSky users! Do you have the bandwidth to help set up a custom Bluesky feed? SkyFeed is easy to set up and free to use, but it only stores posts for 7 days. I'll financially support the server, but need someone who can handle the TypeScript (and/or follow this guide:

luten.dev

Creating and Publishing a Bluesky Feed

I was recently invited to join Bluesky, a new social media platform. This was mostly motivated by the nightmare that Twitter has become over the past year or so. One of Bluesky’s nice features is th...

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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 13/10/2023

Like many, I had an "ancient Rome" phase growing up where I obsessed over ancient myths, traditions, catastrophes (Vesuvius). Random enthusiasts coming together on Discord to puzzle apart text in charred scrolls from Herculaneum are living out my dream: www.nature.com/articles/d41...

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AI reads text from ancient Herculaneum scroll for the first time

Machine-learning technique reveals Greek words in CT scans of rolled-up papyrus. Machine-learning technique reveals Greek words in CT scans of rolled-up papyrus.

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Micah G. Allen @micahgallen.com · 12/10/2023

I think I’ve found the killer GPT app: filtering mean, toxic peer reviews and summarizing any useful points in a cheerful, constructive tone. We’ll call it #YourPaperDoesntSuck

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Philip Leftwich @philipleftwich.bsky.social · 09/10/2023

#rstats What are your favourite examples when teaching students to think critically about data/figures and interpretations? For example, Simpson's Paradox and the importance of considering important subpopulations - is brilliantly displayed in the Palmer Penguins dataset.

A negative correlation between bill length and bill depth

A positive correlation between bill depth and bill length when appropriate sub-populations are considered

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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 03/10/2023

#HiSciSky I'm happy to see our 🧪👩‍🔬 🐡#PhDSky #biomechsky communities growing! In lieu of an intro, here are the posters I shared this summer at a few conferences. I research how wearable haptics can help individuals with knee osteoarthritis learn to walk in a way that could slow cartilage degradation.

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Nils Kroemer @nbkroemer.bsky.social · 21/09/2023

Out now in Nature Metabolism: metabolic tuning during the menstrual cycle. I wrote an N&V feature about a new study by Hummel & Benkendorff et al. showing changes in insulin sensitivity during the menstrual cycle. #neuroscience www.nature.com/articles/s42...

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Andrew K. Schulz, Ph.D. @schulzscience.bsky.social · 15/09/2023

Creating data visualizations is a HUGE challenge. How can we make it easier for scientists to craft beautiful figures that are easy to understand, not overly complex, and accessible? @nrokh.bsky.social, and I have the answer... SCIFIG; check it out: github.com/nrokh/Scient...

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GitHub - nrokh/ScientificFigures: A comprehensive guide on how to create beautiful scientific figure...

A comprehensive guide on how to create beautiful scientific figures for technical publications, presentations, and posters - GitHub - nrokh/ScientificFigures: A comprehensive guide on how to create...

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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 05/09/2023

addendum: searching #biomechsky in the search bar will still pull up all the old posts; they're just not displayed in the feed. always learning!

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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 05/09/2023

update: #biomechsky is neither broken nor down, we're just a slow-posting community and hosting a feed on @skyfeed.app only stores posts for 7 days. sorry! on my to-do list is migrating us from skyfeed and to a self-made server; downside to this is that everyone would have to re-pin and re-like 🙃

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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 01/09/2023

immigrant parents: assistant professor? you go to college for over 10 years to become someone assistant? when will you get real job?

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Anne Koelewijn @drannek.bsky.social · 27/08/2023

Hello World! I am a junior professor in computational biomechanics. We research human gait, mainly using simulations, and some machine learning. We try to predict gait in new situations, and reconstruct gait from incomplete measurements. Oh and news: I’ll switch into a tenured position in 2 years.

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Brian Umberger @brianumberger.bsky.social · 25/08/2023

Hello, World! I am a professor at the University of Michigan studying human locomotion primarily using musculoskeletal modeling and computer simulation approaches. I look forward to connecting with the biomechanics and related communities on this site. #Biomechanics #BiomechSky

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Professor John R. Hutchinson @johnrhutchinson.bsky.social · 25/08/2023

Hello, I do research on the evolutionary #biomechanics of locomotion, mainly in legged land vertebrates (#tetrapods), but dabbling elsewhere. In particular, I study major transitions & tradeoffs in locomotor function; e.g. in #dinosaurs, #elephants, etc. #biomechsky #evosky #paleo #paleobio #Evobio

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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 24/08/2023

The biomechanics feed is live! bsky.app/profile/did:... Add it to your pins and use #biomechsky for your post to show in the feed.

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Nataliya Rokhmanova @nrokh.bsky.social · 24/08/2023

setting up a biomechanics feed... testing #biomechsky

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Maciek Szul @maciekszul.bsky.social · 24/08/2023

In the 70s a famous Scientific American article outlining the efficiency of locomotion of different animals. Among them, humans and their inventions. Turns out that cyclist is the most efficient in terms of calories per gram per kilometre. 🧪#neuroskyence

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