Emily Draper

1 month ago | escapeartist.com | Emily Draper

Born and raised in cold, gray, and rainy England, I’d always dreamed of escaping to a tropical island—and in 2019, I finally made it happen. As an aspiring freelance writer, I chose Bali for its vibrant digital nomad scene, strong expat infrastructure, and welcoming community. I spent a blissful year on the Island of the Gods, building my client base while enjoying midday massages, ocean dips, and scooter adventures to temples and beaches. It sounds idyllic—but was it really?

2 months ago | escapeartist.com | Emily Draper

I was 18 when I got my first job—I was going to be a professional cowgirl and live in a trailer park with a 75-year-old retiree named Jerry in The-Middle-of-Nowhere, Wisconsin. Considering I was born and raised a city girl in England and hadn’t ridden a horse since I was six, this may seem like a questionable decision at best. But to my baffled parents, I’d argue, “Why take a minimum-wage job when I could do this instead?”Staying in England never appealed to me.

Dec 9, 2024 | pubs.rsc.org | Emily Draper

Can we mimic 3D printing of low molecular weight gels using a rheometer? – a characterisation toolkit for extrusion printed gels 3D printing hydrogels from low molecular weight gelators (LMWGs) continues to attract notable interest, with many potential applications. One of the main issues with 3D printing is the difficulty characterising these gels after printing. Currently, the understanding of whether these bulk rheological properties are maintained upon printing is limited.

Nov 21, 2024 | annalsofvascularsurgery.com | Emily Draper |Tam Nguyen |Tâm Nguyễn |Amin A. Mirzaie |Dan Neal |Salvatore Scali | +4 more

Keywordscognitive impairmentvascular surgerydementiasocial determinants of healthdecision-makingGet full text accessLog in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References1. Shah, S.K. ∙ Jin, G. ∙ Reich, A.J. ... Dementia is associated with increased mortality and poor patient-centered outcomes after vascular surgeryJ Vasc Surg. 2020; 71:1685-1690.e22. Shah, S.K. ∙ Adler, R.R. ∙ Xiang, L. ... Patients living with dementia have worse outcomes when undergoing high-risk proceduresJ Am Geriatr Soc.

Sep 4, 2024 | ensemblemagazine.co.nz | Emily Draper

A truth universally acknowledged: life is busy. We have jobs to work and commutes to make, dinners to cook, bodies to move and houses to clean, not to mention myriad other projects and plans that demand space within the finite borders of our lives. Amid all this busyness, it can be hard to make time for each other. Even though time spent connecting with others is , in our packed schedules, it’s often the first to go. Enter the group chat.