One COVID‐19 residual: Reimagined applicants, students, and graduates

Clinical 'Hat Pegs' for Students and Graduates

Vision, reanimated and reimagined.

The publication in 1982 of David Marr's Vision has delivered a singular boost and a course correction to the science of vision. Thirty years later, cognitive science is being transformed by the new ways of thinking about what it is that the brain computes, how it does that, and, most importantly, why cognition requires these computations and not others. This ongoing process still owes much of i...

Disclosure of sexual orientation by medical students and residency applicants.

The authors report on sexual orientation disclosure issues considered by lesbian, gay, and bisexual students and physicians during their medical school and residency selection process.

Thrombus formation reimagined.

In 1882, Dr Giulio Bizzozero described the use of intravital microscopy to detect the accumulation of platelets following needleinduced injury of the mesenteric artery in rabbits and guinea pigs. Bizzozero’s paper was not only the first to define the platelet in name (“Blutplättchen” in German) but was also the first to functionally define platelets as the primary cell type contributing to thro...

Drivers and patterns of students’ and graduates’ mobility in Poland

In this paper we use a unique, large dataset collected from a social networking website to develop a typology of the educational and post-educational mobility in Poland, to identify regions that are winning or losing in terms of human capital accumulation, and to elaborate on factors of human capital migration using empirical model of interregional flows of students and graduates. We find out t...