I have started a new weekly newsletter that will be a bibliography of new research articles on the use of CGM data to improve outcomes for diabetics. The bibliography is compiled by a machine learning program developed by Thomas Kirchel, to which I provide manual abstract relevance feedback. You can subscribe to the newsletter free by signing up for the newsletter "bims-glumda CGM data in management of diabetes" at:
https://biomed.news/reports
Help je mee aan een laatste duwtje voor de prijsuitreiking op dinsdag? Dankjewel :-)
https://www.eoswetenschap.eu/publieksfavoriet2023
#wiskunde #BIMS #publieksprijs @eos_wetenschap
ICB - #BIMS guest post
My Journey in #Fisheries #science
by Janelle Monet Layton
"One major lesson I learned since starting graduate school was to not drown in the negatives of a situation and instead work towards finding solutions”
Was man aus Daten lesen kann, wie man damit politische Ziele unterstützt, wie das Gesetz zur Digitalisierung umgesetzt wird und warum ohne #bims bald kein Handwerker mehr arbeitet. Etwas Fahrradlobby-lastig am #webmontagkiel
Danke #moritzstapelfeld #philippwiller #antoniaköser #thijslucas #fedora #steffenvoß @kaffeeringe @webmontagkiel @thijs_lucas
I hadn't noticed it was Black History Month, so that sounds about. Still, by week 4, I have come across quite a bit of activity, in this case, in marine sciences. Voices from this exciting corner of science would like to share their experiences. They speak below.
A panel of black marine scientists talk about their journey into marine science, difficulties in entry to the field, successes, isolation and other experiences:
MottG
wildepixel
Creebhills
Ann Dooms
SICB journals(ICB & IOB)
echte Heldin
Paul Peace
Paolo
Dr. Torrance Hanley (she/her)