Sam Eckmann
Contributing Writer at Gold Derby
@royalsociety Newton International Fellow @Cambridge_Uni CBL. Interested in neural circuits, E-I balance, and biological learning.
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goldderby.com | Sam Eckmann
The Wheel of Time showrunner Rafe Judkins has stewarded the Prime Video series through countless iconic moments from the Robert Jordan novels. But the epic scope of the fourth episode of Season 3, "The Road to the Spear," is his most ambitious undertaking thus far. Judkins tasked himself with writing this installment, which sees Rand (Josha Stradowksi) and Moiraine (Rosamund Pike) enter the mystical city of Rhuidean.
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yahoo.com | Sam Eckmann
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysThe Wheel of Time showrunner Rafe Judkins has stewarded the Prime Video series through countless iconic moments from the Robert Jordan novels. But the epic scope of the fourth episode of Season 3, "The Road to the Spear," is his most ambitious undertaking thus far.
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goldderby.com | Sam Eckmann
“It really feels like she's such a big part of me,” says Jasmine Amy Rogers of her character Betty Boop in the new Broadway tuner Boop! The Musical, “so it doesn't feel like I'm putting on this second skin. It feels like I'm bringing out a part of myself.” Rogers is making her Broadway debut in the bubbly new musical, adopting the infamous big eyes and short curled coiffure of the flapper cartoon.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Sam Eckmann
“It really feels like she's such a big part of me,” says Jasmine Amy Rogers of her character Betty Boop in the new Broadway tuner Boop! The Musical, “so it doesn't feel like I'm putting on this second skin. It feels like I'm bringing out a part of myself.” Rogers is making her Broadway debut in the bubbly new musical, adopting the infamous big eyes and short curled coiffure of the flapper cartoon.
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goldderby.com | David Buchanan |Sam Eckmann
Welcome to Tony Talk, a column in which Gold Derby contributors Sam Eckmann and David Buchanan offer Tony Awards analysis. This week, we regroup to discuss how the Broadway arrivals of characters Betty Boop and Ivy Lynn might shake up the biggest Tony categories.
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RT @takaki_komiyama: Our new paper is out in Science. What is the synaptic plasticity rule in the brain, we asked. It turns out there are…
In the age of preprints, it seems like we have not yet agreed on the correct way to cite prior/contemporary work
@KordingLab @AToliasLab The paper was submitted and on bioRxiv in April 2023, about half a year before Eva Dyer et al’s paper that you mention was on arXiv. Shouldn’t the citation path point the other way around, if anything?
RT @biorxiv_neursci: Homeostatic regulation across fast and slow timescales through aggregate synaptic dynamics https://t.co/UqdgPUwaF6 #bi…