If you're still using raw R outputs for presentations, it's time for an upgrade! Tools like gtsummary bring your statistical results to life, making them much more digestible for non-technical audiences. While base R functions like summary(fit) work well for statisticians, they can be too complex for stakeholders who aren’t familiar with the detailed output. The tbl_regression() function from gtsummary makes it easy to present regression results clearly. In addition, gtsummary is highly versatile - it’s not just limited to linear regression. You can apply it to generalized linear models, survival analyses, and more. The package even allows you to include p-values, confidence intervals, and other important statistics directly within the tables, helping you to better communicate statistical results. Here are a few standout benefits: ✅ Simplified output that’s easier for stakeholders to understand ✅ Works seamlessly with a variety of models ✅ Customizable tables with key statistics like p-values, confidence intervals, and more The visualization included here was originally shared in a recent post by Dr. Alexander Krannich. Interested in more tips on data science, statistics, Python, and R? Be sure to sign up for my free email newsletter! Learn more: eepurl.com/gH6myT #DataScience #DataAnalytics #programming #Rpackage #datastructure

“We were able to perform single-cell #RNASequencing of more than 600,000 isolated #endothelial, #perivascular and other tissue-derived cells, giving us an extraordinary look into the inner workings of the brain's #vasculature" - Dr. Ivan Radovanovic bit.ly/4bGn1ju

Upcoming @NeuroscienceSAS course on Learning and Memory (Sept 14-21, 2024). Featuring Richard Morris, Yadin Dudai (@yadindudai), Liz Phelps (@thephelpslab), Susumu Tonegawa, Karl Deisseroth (@KarlDeisseroth), Laura Colgin (@ColginLab) and me! Apply! neurosas.org/advanced-course…

Good way to end the week - Friday lunch at The Well Market with students. Re-defining online summer courses

📣 Come & hear from two outstanding researchers exploring new ways to use #artificialintelligence in #medicine 🤩 Armaan Malhotra & Yu Shi 📆 May 28 • (Tue., 12pm - 1pm ET) 🔗 tcairem.utoronto.ca/event/tr… @uoftmedicine @UofTNeuroSurge @UofT_dlsph

Just over 20k to clear my head, get back in shape but mainly perfect running weather. Winded but feeling surprisingly good! Hope everyone is well!!

#TemertyMed Prof. @DanielJDrucker was named as one of the 100 most influential people of 2024 by @TIME! Read about his groundbreaking work: bit.ly/3WkTl7B.

Another great year for promotions @UofTNeuroSurge Congratulations to @SunnyD_UT @DrValiante TomSchweizer

Researchers in Canada got most of what they were hoping for in the country’s 2024 federal budget, with a big boost in postgraduate pay and more funding for research and scientific infrastructure go.nature.com/4azQ8Ft

For my students but also myself

The Handbook of #AcademicIntegrity (2nd) is going to span two volumes -- because it's more than 1900 pages and physically won't all fit into one volume! -- You read that right... more than 1900 pages! I have my proofreading work cut out for me over the next few days...

Asking students - how is your semester going so far? Enjoying the 2023 version of the Breakfast Club - so great to hear from undergrad students about their student experience

Fall UofT My campus

Beautiful outside and loving the open air market with fresh farm greens, baked goods, Persian cooking and so much more! Great job TMU

The sun is shining and feeling great catching up with colleagues

Incredible if true - my students indicate that visual white noise for lecture actually helps them focus. So they prefer having animated gifs running in the corner for different lectures. I don’t know if novelty factor or not but def more views. What about spectrum learners tho?

Let us continue to look with admiration on those who are fierce warriors, outspoken orators, but leave some admiration for those who identify as nurturers. People lead in different ways and we need role models for all kinds of leadership

Complex semesters don’t mean we can’t have fun in class - modern delivery methods and assessments continue to evolve and loved my non-tradish take on mentimeter

I’m actually mesmerized by the salmon run going on right now in Toronto. Worth the incredibly painful jog out to the west end (taking subway back home though)

Congratulations to Assistant Professors @nanditav17 and @igilitschenski on their 2022 Sony Focused Research Award! uoft.me/9Kg