Comments for Science at Brandeis

Great job Prof. Touboul.

http://blogs.brandeis.edu/science/2020/05/21/applied-mathematics-and-ai-meet-law-and-social-justice/comment-page-1/#comment-378216

Dear Eve, I didn't know of the book, but after reading your review I'm heading out to buy a few copies and send them to young women (and men) who are bright and curious. And, yes, what have we fo...

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Great, we'll see you on the 1st. We never really know how much competition there will be until all applications are submitted.

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I missed today's information session, but will make sure that I come at Feb 1st. Is there a lot of competition this year?

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I had worked for Carolyn for three years between 2003 and 2006. During the three years and the years after, she had always been there whenever I needed her support. I remember the days that she w...

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I want to extend my sympathies to Carolyn's family, friends, and colleagues. I worked for more than 10 years with the great fourth floor researchers at the Rosenstiel Center - beginning with Susa...

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Unlike all of the above friends, I knew Carolyn through art, not science. I met her at least forty-five years ago, when she was a print collector -- as was I. I was also a paper conservator at Ha...

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I have known John since the Spring of 1986. The reason I know this date so explicitly, is because that was the only time that I accompanied my husband Max Snodderly to the Vision Meeting in Saras...

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It was a sad surprise to hear John passed away. John was a good thinker.　John's rather provocative ideas, such as CaMKII/NMDAR/LTP and nesting theta/gamma, have been inspiring my research. John...

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John was my friend for over forty years. We first met in Woods Hole when he was working on Limulus photoreceptors and I was working on barnacle photoreceptors. But we really hit it off as friends...

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John was a great colleague and friend. We had many long, passionate conversations. His way of thinking was very influential for me and I know many others who feel the same way. I saw him twice in...

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It has been a week since John's passing and I have been so terribly sad all these days. John defines the way I think about science and the way I approach every experiment. I met him when he visit...

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I first met John while postdoc'ing with Eve and was fortunate to have hosted him as a distinguished speaker a few times in Toronto. I have a distinct memory of John telling me "welcome to the bla...

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Beautiful Ceremony. A kaleidoscope of memories that magically brought John back once again with his many facets of man, artist and scientist. I watched it from Brazil but my heart is was in Brand...

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John was a generous and attentive mentor to me as his undergrad research student 1978-1980. We had tremendous fun in the lab and published a nice paper that provided the launchpad for my career. ...

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I am very saddened to learn of John's passing. When I was an undergraduate student at Brandeis, Attila Klein told me that John was going to be joining the faculty in a few months. I was very exci...

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Dear John Fond memories of you will persist All made of cam-kinase-two

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One of the most uncommon and special things about John is the faith he placed in young people. After only one year in his lab, I feel as if I have been given opportunities to do and learn things ...

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