Paul f Kramer

Thanks, Kauê!

I’ve heard BambuLabs has gotten some recent heat for a firmware update? Thoughts? Does 3rd party software like TinkerCad still work?

If you’re a federal govt employee targeted for leave or termination on the basis of your DEI work, please file an EEO (Equal Employment Opportunity) complaint & retain legal counsel.

I’m a former NIH PI. Happy to refer you to a law firm that has successfully sued the govt many times!

Pls repost 🙏❤️

How easy is it to design stuff? Sorry for so many questions! Is there a good resource for learning this?

What do you print with it?

Do any neurophys folks, or any cell biologists, use 3D printers to make small tools for the lab? If so, which printer do you use and how do you use it?! @mattneuro.bsky.social I think you’re in on this, right?

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Holy shit! Go Blue!

Still waiting for this great reaction gif to load. Unless it’s supposed to be a spinning wheel?

Well it IS a pointless internet argument

A quick search shows that chili soup is indeed a thing.

I think there are one or maybe two fellows in Josie Clowney’s lab who got it. I would try emailing Josie to get connected.

‘A place of joy’: why scientists are joining the rush to Bluesky Researchers say the social-media platform — an alternative to X — offers more control over the content they see and the people they engage with.

What better way to broaden your horizons than to follow a bunch of scientists on Bluesky? www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Very cool, @mattneuro.bsky.social ! Love to see you back at the rig and putting out interesting data :-)

Do you think a similar design could be applied cost effectively to a chamber heating system as well? For maximum stability of temperature

If you too know when to clap in Elmo’s Letter Of The Day song, then you too must have a sick kid at home watching too much Sesame Street while you try to get some work done.

So, hello folks. I’m Paul Kramer, a new Asst. Professor at U Michigan.

My lab studies how axons integrate and process neuronal information.

We are interested particularly in dopaminergic axons, and how axon-specific processes contribute to neurological disorders like Parkinson’s and addiction.

These big November rains make me sad thinking of all the snow we should have had

For the first time all rigs in the lab were occupied on the same day at the same time and I wasn’t one of the users!

We’re building up and up!

Because of … *gestures vaguely* I’m going to give this a try again!