Fan of ideas, optimism, and curiosity. Opponent of ignorance and apathy. Enjoys April Fools' Day far too much.
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Steven Keating retweeted
27 Dec 2018
We have an end-of-year gift: A collection of the latest projects for you to collect YOUR data! Featuring @ouraring, @OverlandApp, @google Location History, @Spotify and @rescuetime.
All with ready-to-use notebooks to explore the data! Read more: blog.openhumans.org/2018/12/…
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Steven Keating retweeted
5 Mar 2019
Our next board elections are approaching. You can self-nominate until March 15! More infos at blog.openhumans.org/2019/03/…
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Steven Keating retweeted
11 Dec 2018
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Steven Keating retweeted
11 Dec 2018
A little chair for David's son, Donald! #009danger #009donald
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11 Nov 2018
Thank you to all the people who saved and continue to save our lives. Here is to never forgetting.
Always go back to the words of John McCrae: In Flanders Fields
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11 Nov 2018
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Incredibly grateful for the efforts of the military in keeping us and the world safe. #RememberanceDay #VeteransDay
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21 Jul 2018
Here's to Joyce Keating - an incredible person across all areas! So much love and compassion in her heart, mind, and soul. And she always had a joke and smile up her sleeve! Hope to end up even just a fraction of how happy she was. Much love to you Nana. legacy.com/obituaries/okanag…
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Steven Keating retweeted
5 Jul 2018
A single leaf of a tree in my backyard is more complex than the whole of The internet. #nature
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Steven Keating retweeted
4 Jul 2018
Nature’s fireworks are quiet a spectacle—if you know where to look. Happy #July4th!
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31 May 2018
And there are many important reasons to 3D print your medical data - planning, treatment, research, etc - though another is just for fun! Giving out 3D printed brain tumors as salt shakers, bottle openers, and Christmas tree ornaments gets quite an interesting reaction... :)
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31 May 2018
Oh, and one more, for folks interested in 3D printing their own medical data, check out the open source and free 3D Slicer (the amazing founder is also a co-author on our paper) and this tutorial: youtube.com/watch?v=MKLWzD0P… … and use @shapeways, @imaterialise, or your own printer.
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31 May 2018
And as a last follow-up tweet on 3D printing brains and much more, for those interested in more details, my PhD thesis has more information:
Video link: youtube.com/watch?v=IRBQv2TJ…
Written thesis: dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1…
Thanks, hope you have a great day, and yahoo!
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31 May 2018
Many thanks to the talented co-authors on the paper, and a special thanks to my neurosurgeon!
And a quick thanks to @engadget for writing an article on the newly published paper: engadget.com/2018/05/30/3d-p…
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31 May 2018
Our paper on a new 3D printing approach for biomedical data sets with gradient properties (including my brain tumor) was published today! Neat to do a paper with my neurosurgeon and amazing colleagues at @medialab and @wyssinstitute!
Full paper here: liebertpub.com/doi/pdf/10.10…
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31 May 2018
Thank you @realDonaldTrump for this law which rightly allows patients to have their own agency and decision-making abilities in facing their life-threatening conditions. Well done and appreciated. W45.wh.gov/RightToTry x.com/realDonaldTrump/status…
30 May 2018
With the #RightToTry Law I signed today, patients with life threatening illnesses will finally have access to experimental treatments that could improve or even cure their conditions. These are experimental treatments and products that have shown great promise...
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Steven Keating retweeted
4 May 2018
One of the best predictors of academic success in young children: Curiosity. It's as important as self-control, and especially valuable for lower-income kids. Classrooms should spark curiosity rather than demand compliance. sciencedaily.com/releases/20…
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