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发帖数: 453 | 1 芝加哥某名校一个刚上任没多少天的年轻有为的中国AP去世了 | L*********y
发帖数: 322 | 2 It is a shocking news! Wish him peace in heaven.
http://www.the-scientist.com/?articles.view/articleNo/42200/tit
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 芝加哥某名校一个刚上任没多少天的年轻有为的中国AP去世了
| L*********y
发帖数: 322 | 3 YOUTUBE, TED
Xu Liu, a newly appointed assistant professor of neurobiology at
Northwestern University best known for his work manipulating mouse memories
using optogenetics, has died. He was 37.
A native of Shanghai, Liu’s early interest in science stemmed from his
collecting centipedes, beetles, and locusts as a child. He earned an
undergraduate degree in biology at Fudan University in Shanghai and
completed his doctoral research, focused on fruit fly memory, with Ron Davis
at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas.
As a postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of Susumu Tonegawa at MIT, Liu
and graduate student Steve Ramirez used optogenetic techniques to identify
the neurons involved in encoding fear memories in mice. In a follow-up study
, Liu and Ramirez used their understanding of fear memory formation to
create a false fear memory of a harmless location. The work generated great
scientific and public interest. The team’s two TED talks on this work have
generated nearly 1 million views online. Liu and Ramirez were awarded the
2014 Smithsonian American Ingenuity Award and were runners-up for Science’s
Breakthrough of the Year in 2014. Later research replaced negative memories
with positive ones.
“For me, what made [Liu and Ramirez] successful was their fearlessness,”
Sheena Josselyn of the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto told
Smithsonian last year. “They applied the best sort of mind power.”
“We hope that our work can lay the foundations for potential future
treatments for memory-related disease,” such as Alzheimer’s disease and
PTSD, Liu told Smithsonian.
Liu officially started at Northwestern this month. “Xu was much more than
an accomplished and gifted scientist. His colleagues have noted his
generosity, his mentorship of students, his genuine friendliness, and his
sense of humor,” a release from Northwestern’s neurobiology department
noted. “This is truly a great loss for . . . the larger neuroscience
community at Northwestern and worldwide.”
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 芝加哥某名校一个刚上任没多少天的年轻有为的中国AP去世了
| f*****h
发帖数: 228 | 4 有没有人知道死因啊?
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 芝加哥某名校一个刚上任没多少天的年轻有为的中国AP去世了
| w********i
发帖数: 76 | | n***w
发帖数: 2405 | | d**o
发帖数: 618 | 7 Tonegawa实在是太狠了，害了自己儿子还不够、、
RIP | w*****r
发帖数: 2061 | 8 英年早逝，RIP
TED上的演讲很多错，两个人像在讲相声，深入浅出
memories
Davis
【在 L*********y 的大作中提到】
: YOUTUBE, TED
: Xu Liu, a newly appointed assistant professor of neurobiology at
: Northwestern University best known for his work manipulating mouse memories
: using optogenetics, has died. He was 37.
: A native of Shanghai, Liu’s early interest in science stemmed from his
: collecting centipedes, beetles, and locusts as a child. He earned an
: undergraduate degree in biology at Fudan University in Shanghai and
: completed his doctoral research, focused on fruit fly memory, with Ron Davis
: at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas.
: As a postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of Susumu Tonegawa at MIT, Liu
| r*****m
发帖数: 3619 | 9 凭心而论，我严格的带了30年的人，但是我带出来的人全是正常健康的人。不信你对比
一下这一对老板和老板娘，见面就吓尿了吧，还有人去做千老？
http://goldsea.com/Text/index.php?id=12735 | m**b
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发帖数: 1491 | | L****r
发帖数: 333 | 12 我的一个朋友（在美工作）也去世不久，40岁左右啊。
这个年龄，血管壁上的脂肪沉积多了，加上血液粘稠，晚上睡觉时，血液流不过去，心
脏就缺血，一缺血心肌就痉挛，这时旁边有人将其抱起来抖一抖，血就流过去了，人就
得救了。
如果你有三高：高血压，高血脂，高血糖，要特别注意。
还是多参加锻炼吧 | e**e
发帖数: 166 | | T****i
发帖数: 15191 | 14 那您得60多了吧？看着不象啊。
【在 r*****m 的大作中提到】
: 凭心而论，我严格的带了30年的人，但是我带出来的人全是正常健康的人。不信你对比
: 一下这一对老板和老板娘，见面就吓尿了吧，还有人去做千老？
: http://goldsea.com/Text/index.php?id=12735
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