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App State's Pathways to Resilience: Elevate climate literacy, sustainability, and leadership. Prepare as a key agent in climate resilience and global change solutions. ....

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Youth Mental Health: Social media is not real life

It can be a positive way to stay connected, but far too often, it can disintegrate into a cesspool of nasty negativity. ....

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ABC7 Solutions: How much it too much when it comes to technology? Experts say managing screen time is key avoid becoming 'tech addict'

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Problematic behavior when unable to access digital devices: Are they irritable or frustrated. do they show signs of withdrawal when not on their device?
How parents address their concerns is important according to addiction expert and author Joshua Andrus.
You can start to key in with where they re getting their worth and that s a huge warning sign cause that s not going to end with them being a teenager, that s going to extend longer if there s not an intervention, said Andrus. ....

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New tool for watching and controlling neural activity

New tool for watching and controlling neural activity
A new molecular probe from Stanford University could help reveal how our brains think and remember. This tool, called Fast Light and Calcium-Regulated Expression or FLiCRE (pronounced “flicker”), can be sent inside any cell to perform a variety of research tasks, including tagging, recording and controlling cellular functions.
“This work gets at a central goal of neuroscience: How do you find the system of neurons that underlie a thought or cognitive process? Neuroscientists have been wanting this type of tool for a long time,” said Alice Ting, professor of genetics in the Stanford School of Medicine and of biology in the School of Humanities and sciences, whose team co-led this work with the lab of Stanford psychiatrist and bioengineer, Karl Deisseroth. ....

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New tool for watching and controlling neural activity

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A new molecular probe from Stanford University could help reveal how our brains think and remember. This tool, called Fast Light and Calcium-Regulated Expression or FLiCRE (pronounced flicker ), can be sent inside any cell to perform a variety of research tasks, including tagging, recording and controlling cellular functions.
This work gets at a central goal of neuroscience: How do you find the system of neurons that underlie a thought or cognitive process? Neuroscientists have been wanting this type of tool for a long time, said Alice Ting, professor of genetics in the Stanford School of Medicine and of biology in the School of Humanities and sciences, whose team co-led this work with the lab of Stanford psychiatrist and bioengineer, Karl Deisseroth. ....

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