PhD Researcher in Neuroscience of Entrepreneurship. Collab between @KingsIoPPN and @InnovateKings. Exploring entrepreneurs through cognitive neuroscience.
London, England
Joined November 2009
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We have just launched our first large-scale study to test what makes people entrepreneurial. Take part to see how your cognitive skills match up against the general population & get access to an exclusive resource pack to improve your 7 skills of an entrepreneurial mindset!
Do you know if you have an entrepreneurial brain? Find out today!
entrepreneur.cognitron.co.uk
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We had a visit from @Joe_Sugg at the IoPPN's Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences!
Joe met with Research Assistant & PhD Candidate @emclem16 to take part in her thesis investigating the #brains of #entrepreneurs. @InnovateKings
Watch his #vlog➡️youtube.com/watch?v=vqCheXy6…
#KingsIoPPN
ALT Joe Sugg getting ready for an MRI at Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences at King's IoPPN. Image taken from thumbnail of YouTube video.
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Had a few Qs recently about getting industry or consultancy part-time work during your PhD... I found this is a little-often discussed or taught topic.
Heard a couple of horror stories about people working up to 10 (!) hours a week for companies with *no pay*... (1/2)
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I have two jobs. Both are about the same thing. Co-create innovative solutions to very difficult problems, test them with practitioners, and then pitch them to peers. Both jobs take years and years to succeed in. Luckily there are strong synergies!
Image: enventure.org/posts/science-…
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Congratulations @emclem16 for a great Neuroscience of Entrepreneurship presentation & for winning the best neuroimaging talk at @KingsIoPPN Neuroscience PhD Symposium! Alan S, stereotype entrepreneur, would be proud! #ProudSupervisor @InnovateKings @juliedevonshire @neurohellyer
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Just heard an interview with James Evans on why science innovation is slowing down despite a great increase of papers and scientists (news.uchicago.edu/scientific…). I find his findings very insightful and I urge funding agencies and institutes to pay attention to his work. (1/n)
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How do we learn about the impact that our actions can have on others?
In this video Dr Daniel Martins (@NIHRMaudsleyBRC) explores the relationship between #oxytocin and the effects that it can have on prosocial behaviour.
#MHAW22
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Our #Neuroscience of #Entrepreneurship PhD cand. @emclem16 talks to scientists working to turn themselves from researchers to entrepreneurs at Cambridge @CJBS_EC. Read more 👉🏽
kcl.ac.uk/news/entreprisetec…
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New study by Katya Krieger-Redwood and colleagues showing Creativity in Verbal Associations is Linked to Semantic Control
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/….
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🧠Did you know your #brain likes to take #shortcuts and sometimes even lies to you? In this session, you'll learn about some common #biases that can get in the way of good ideas, and what you can do to combat them. Register here 👉🏽 bit.ly/3oE3NoT 🗓️ 16th Feb ⏰ 12:00
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💡HUGE—We now have evidence that Multiple Sclerosis is likely caused by an infection—notably, the Epstein-Barr virus increased risk of developing MS by a whopping **32-fold***—via Harvard epidemiology team. ➡️ Hopeful because EBV vaccine coming soon. 🧵
statnews.com/2022/01/13/stro…
Robust prediction of individual creative ability from brain functional connectivity pnas.org/content/115/5/1087
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It’s not rocket surgery..
but our paper “it’s not rocket science” and “it’s not brain surgery”- “it’s a walk in the park” is out bmj.com/content/375/bmj-2021… @neurohellyer @HampshireHub @leechbrain @aswinchari @kengsianglee @AlexAlamri @realbrainbook
Thanks to @DraycottMC at the @RoyalAgUni for having me!
Massive thanks to @emclem16 for recording a really interesting session with me for my module next year exploring the #neuroscience of #entrepreneurship. A great talk!
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I attended a fantastic workshop by @AnnaPloszajski on Creative Science Storytelling.
There were so many takeaways - but this screenshot captures one.
Why when science is done 'by people, for people', do we remove any subjectivity from the language we use in academic writing?
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Great minds don’t think alike. They challenge each other to think differently.
The people who teach you the most are the ones who share your principles but not your thought processes.
Converging values draw you to similar questions. Diverging views introduce you to new answers.
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One for the collection @emclem16 !
New Creativity Research Journal paper compares factor and network models to assess relationships between intelligence and creativity
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Prepping a class for next year, would any of my #entrepreneur friends be willing to donate a 5 minute video on the topic of what an entrepreneurial mindset means for you?
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What does it mean to be a disruptive innovator?
IoPPN's @emclem16 will be exploring the #neuroscience of disruptive thinking today at 1pm as part of the #FestivalOfDisruptiveThinking @InnovateKings
Find out more and register 👇
kcl.ac.uk/events/fodt-the-ne…
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A selection of posts to help those starting the #PhD to get stuck into the reading. #phdchat #phdLife #docwriting #phdadvice #AcWri #academicchatter #supervision #gradschool patthomson.net/2021/10/25/wh…