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Michael J. predominantly covers scientific research with a strong emphasis on citing data, particularly in the areas of genetics, neuroscience, and health technology. He would likely be interested in pitches that offer access to or insights from experts involved in groundbreaking scientific studies related to genetics, neuroscience, medical studies, and health technology.
Given Michael's focus on citing data extensively within his articles, he may be interested in receiving pitches from researchers or professionals who can provide unique datasets or analyses relevant to the topics covered. Additionally, individuals with expertise in innovative technologies shaping the healthcare landscape could also capture his attention.
While no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Michael J., it appears that he takes an international view of scientific research across various disciplines within healthcare and technology.
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By: Muttray, Street, Stephen P., Goff, Lipkin, Reinisch, Annette F., Carol, Sherry, James, Arriagada, Michael J., Metzger, Gloria, W. Ian, Craig
Bivalve mollusks of the North Atlantic, most prominently the soft shell clam Mya arenaria, are afflicted with an epidemic transmissible disease of ...
By: Michael J.
U.S. President Donald Trump has escalated his trade war with Canada, announcing 50 per cent tariffs on a range of Canadian goods , from wine and hockey sticks to cement and dairy products.
By: Cory, Justman, Simon, David, Nicole N., Haley, Kim, Zhang, Michael B.,, Charlie D., Y. Jessie, Ross, Andrew D., Michael, Olga, Zhao, Michael J., Nina, James, Pamela A., Quincey A., Johnson, D’Oelsnitz, Eric S.,, Alperovich
Here d’Oelsnitz et al. generate enantioselective transcription factors that convert chiral reaction products into fluorescent signals, enabling the rapid evolution of asymmetric enzymes with inverted selectivity.
By: Birck Nanotechnology, Beverly Sackler
Arrays of hybrid metal-semiconductor quantum dots offer a new approach to quantum simulation, with key advantages over arrays of conventional quantum dots.
By: Young, Julian D., Michael J.
Sandbrink and Young examine emerging opportunities and challenges in stewarding neural data generated by implantable brain computer interfaces as these devices move from research settings into clinical care. They identify key gaps in protections, and discuss how clinicians, developers, and regulators could advance patient privacy and autonomy.
By: Michael J., Anthony
Glenohumeral instability affects approximately 2% of the population. The addition of osteoarticular pathology in the unstable shoulder can create a challenge for the treating surgeons. Specifically, in shoulders sustaining a Hill-Sachs lesion, there remains an...
By: Paúl M., Zack, Andres, Maureen A., Eva A., Michael J., Shawn P.
New Mongolian fossil evidence shows zhelestids were not placental-like herbivore relatives, but a dental variant within Zalambdalestoidea, with distinctive molars alongside zalambdalestid skull and limb traits.
By: Fürthauer, Shelley, Chakrabarti, Brato, Sebastian, Michael J.
Motile cilia are slender, hair-like cellular appendages that spontaneously oscillate under the action of internal molecular motors and are typicall...
By: Michael S., Michael J., Jardine, Emilie, Stephen Dj, Null, Yajun, Jaime Garcia, Mcintyre, Wardlaw, Iona, Carmen, Charlotte, Hewins, Angela C.C., Cheng, William, Zhang, Caroline M.J., Backhouse, Clancy, Loos, Joanna M., Alasdair G., Jochems, Fergus, Gayle, Susana Muñoz, Francesca M., Daniela, Una, Thrippleton, Morgan, Olivia K.L., Donna, Ellen V., Ian, Valdés Hernández, Maniega, Barclay, Hamid, Hamilton, Junfang, Stringer, Makin, Chappell, Marshall, Maria Del C., Sleight, Arteaga-Reyes, Doubal, Charlene
Background and ObjectivesRecent small subcortical infarcts (RSSI) are common, but little is known about their tissue fates and relevance for clinical outcomes. We assessed predictors for long-term morphologic changes of symptomatic RSSI, and whether size ...
By: Brendan P. Lucey, Michael J. Howell
Sleep disruption in Alzheimer disease has long been viewed as a downstream consequence of amyloid and tau.
