Naomi Mittet
@naolimit.bsky.social
Circadian sleep disorders advocate. Raising awareness for Non-24 in sighted people. #DSPD mom of a #Non24 young adult. Former board member at https://csd-n.org. Full time caregiver. She/Her. Cover photo by Daniel Kordan.
Apartments entrance, Brussels. Joe Ramaekers. 1938. Photo: Admirable Facades.
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1,000,000%! 💙♿️💙 #disability #wheelchair #chronicillness #raredisease #chronicpain #invisibleillness #EDS #ehlersdanlossyndrome linktr.ee/thezebraalliance
Ambulatory Wheelchair Meaning: Learning about Mobility Aids
Why someone might be using a wheelchair even if they can technically walk unsupported When you see someone in a wheelchair, many of us assume that the person in the wheelchair cannot walk at all. But ...
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"The human clock protein cryptochrome-1 (HsCRY1) can be targeted by small molecular modulators to shift the 24 h rhythm, opening up possibilities for treating circadian disorders." pubs.acs.org/jacsat/artic...
The Human Circadian Clock Protein Cryptochrome-1 Responds to Photochemistry by Conformational Changes
Abstract. The human clock protein cryptochrome-1 (HsCRY1) can be targeted by small molecular modulators to shift the 24 h rhythm, opening up possibilities
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[Research] 👨🔬💊 An ancient molecule older than blood vessels may hold the key to cancer immunotherapy. Nagoya University researchers found that where complement C3 is made, not how much is in your blood, decides whether treatment works. Read more about the discovery here👇 bit.ly/4vFOdsk 🧪 doi.org/rgns
Ancient molecule made inside tumors drives immune response, study finds | News & Events | Nagoya University
Stay informed about research breakthroughs, university announcements, and opportunities to engage with Nagoya University's dynamic global community.
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[Research] 👨🔬⚗️ What happens when you cut the inside of a flat carbon molecule to create 10-carbon rings? New chiral nanocarbons that glow, resist heat, and trap carbon dioxide. Read more in Nature Communications. bit.ly/4pMJzaL 🧪 doi.org/rhnm
One of my favorite things at museums is finding the pineal eye in the skulls of fossils. Once you start looking for them, they are everywhere.
New research out today! Some animals have three eyes?! This eye isn't for "seeing" per se, but it's connected to a part of the brain responsible for regulating body temperature. So if you see a lizard basking out in the sun to get warm, oftentimes this eye plays a central role. But there's more...
Just a note that @jbendery.bsky.social is 100% worth following. Always finds stories like these that matter, and yet are a bit under the radar.
Former J6 federal prosecutors are begging senators -- mostly GOPers, but a handful of Dems are in there, too -- to stop confirming election deniers to lifetime federal courts seats. “Please stop poisoning our courts." www.huffpost.com/entry/live-u...
Sleep Europe 2026 regular registration is open, and the grant deadline has been extended until 6 September. If you need support to participate in Maastricht, apply here: https://ow.ly/QRvz50Zw4BM
The time of Clock Club is coming back around! Register for the free conference in Norwich on the 17th of September here: www.bioclocks.uk/event-detail... #Chronobiology #Sleep #Ecology #Seasonality #Circadian
Autumn Clock Club 2026 Norwich | Bioclocks Uk
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The view from our kitchen window last night. Wildfire smoke, closed windows on a hot day, air purifiers. West Seattle 8/4.
Childhood brain cancers are devastating and difficult to treat. Find out how brain tumours hijack the brain’s communication system at the Frontiers for Young Minds Brain Prize collection. https://kids.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/frym.2026.1763974 #Neuroscience #BrainPrize
A New Hope for Treating Childhood Brain Cancer
The brain is full of billions of healthy cells—but sometimes a few of them can start growing out of control and become cancerous. The cells that “go bad” can form brain tumors called gliomas. We discovered that glioma cells actually connect directly with healthy brain cells and “hijack” the brain’s normal communication system. They use the same electrical signals and chemical messengers that usually help the brain grow and learn to fuel their own growth instead. In this article, I will explain what we currently know about how glioma cells communicate with healthy brain cells, and how this...
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Pacific gray whale populations are falling as melting sea ice makes it harder for them to find food. #graywhales
Pacific gray whales facing ‘catastrophic’ die-off as climate crisis hits food supply
Trump administration urged to relist a species in ‘very, very serious trouble’ under Endangered Species Act
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Rarely has there been an artist in Korea as prolific outside the field of art as painter Lee Dai-won, on whom “Nothing Here Makes You Sad,” a new retrospective, opens at the MMCA's Deoksugung branch on Thursday. www.koreajoongangdaily.com/lifestyle/at...
At MMCA Deoksugung, Lee Dai-won’s luminous orchards reveal Korean modernism decades ahead of its name
A major retrospective argues that Lee Dai-won’s bright orchard paintings were rooted not in European pointillism but in Korean craft, reshaping how viewers understand his place in modern art history.
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ObjectNow says AI can help people navigate lengthy planning documents and submit detailed objections. The Scottish Government says the resulting volume made emailed responses increasingly difficult to manage
AI flooded the Scottish Government with wind farm objections. So they stopped accepting emails
The Scottish Government says the move was needed to tackle the "burden" caused by the growth in AI-assisted objections to energy projects. Critics say it is a way to mute public opposition.
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Yes to broader education for clinicians about Sighted Non-24 Sleep-Wake Disorder! Very grateful to Julia Stone, @mspitschan.bsky.social, and the TSCN Lab for their work. #Non24 #Circadian #Sleep youtu.be/rxEVlyOyz1A?...
Julia Stone: Physiological & behavioural mechanisms for non-24 hour sleep–wake disorder
YouTube video by Translational Sensory & Circadian Neurosci Unit
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Ugh, this is so disappointing (but not surprising). International postdocs make up a huge chunk of US science, and the K99 is pretty much the only federal grant they can apply for. No Ts, no Fs. If you want to welcome the best and brightest from around the world, let us compete for funding!
Starting in Spring or Summer 2027 K99/R00 (under its new activity code KT1/R00) will only be available to US citizens, permanent residents, and non-citizen nationals. I am hearing this from many program officers, but NIH has yet to make an official statement to my knowledge.
Love to see it! Before I dropped my ballot off, I checked to make sure I was still registered to vote. ❤️
There are 15 core states, but cyclosporiasis cases have been reported in 45 states where more than 270 million people live during the current outbreak. This is why we built (pre Trump’s first administration) a functioning CDC and FDA, to avoid the human and economic impact of disease like this.
SCOOP: The CDC has linked six additional states to a large outbreak of cyclosporiasis associated with iceberg lettuce — Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire and North Carolina — bringing the total tally to 15. www.nytimes.com/2026/08/04/w...
In adolescents, sleep problems are associated with #depression and suicidal ideations. However, the contributing factors for this relationship is unknown. Using the Millennium Cohort Study (MCS), researchers analyzed the mediating effect of depression on sleep problems and suicidal thoughts.
Sleep problems, decision-making, and suicide attempts during adolescence: a longitudinal birth cohort study
AbstractStudy Objectives. Sleep problems have been identified as a risk factor for suicidal thoughts and behaviors during adolescence, yet a lack of longit
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It’s a sad day for the Senate Judiciary Committee.
The effective federal corporate income tax rate: 1950: 50% 1990: 25% 2020: 13% Stop asking "but how we will pay for it?" Restore the corporate tax rate. That is how we will pay for it.
This is terrible—especially in conjunction with the administration’s other loan limiting polices for health professionals. I know several people who benefited from the LRP health disparities program.
The NIH has quietly dropped its loan repayment program for researchers doing health disparities research and for researchers from disadvantaged backgrounds. As an LRP awardee who had six figures in medical schools loans, I know how transformative this funding can be. Losing this funding will…
My little container garden keeps me (somewhat) sane. Here are some shiso plants I'm growing, both red and green.
Edwin Lopez-Cornejo died at Delaney Hall in Newark, six weeks into ICE custody. He is the 23rd person to die in ICE detention this year and the second at Delaney Hall since it reopened under Trump. austinkocher.substack.com/p/edwin-lope...
Edwin Lopez-Cornejo Is the 23rd Person to Die in ICE Custody in 2026
Edwin Lopez-Cornejo died at Delaney Hall in Newark, six weeks into ICE custody. He is the 23rd person to die in ICE detention this year and the second at Delaney Hall since it reopened under Trump.
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#OnThisDay in 1964, Bill Speidel established the Underground Tour of Seattle's Pioneer Square after The Seattle Times invited those interested in tours to contact him. historylink.org/File/3086