Sean Turner

Really cool scene on the San Antonio Riverwalk. The anticipation to the #FinalFour is building. 🎥 @gatorfll

We have lost a legend as Kenneth M. Heilman, M.D., a founder of the field of behavioral neurology who impacted generations of young neurologists worldwide and served the University of Florida College of Medicine for over 50 years, died July 15. Whether it was praxis or neglect or anything behavioral his work covered it all and he will be missed. He was 86. Behavioral neurology is a subspecialty focused on memory and cognitive disorders, and under Heilman’s leadership, UF developed one of the earliest fellowship programs in the field. To date, nearly 100 trainees have completed UF’s fellowship program and then spread across the world to practice and pass on the lessons to up-and-coming physicians. A researcher in disorders involving attention, emotion, motor programming, language, and memory, Heilman left a prolific literary legacy, writing or editing 22 books, more than 115 chapters, and over 670 journal publications, with more than 67,000 citations. “His work and that of his trainees extended to almost all areas of neurology. His studies of cognition in dementia, Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, and stroke were huge contributions to the field,” said Steven T. DeKosky, M.D., deputy director of UF’s McKnight Brain Institute who was a medical student and then a resident under Heilman. “He was one of the first to establish correlations of cognitive and behavioral changes with brain changes using new, non-invasive imaging techniques, aiding our understanding of brain-behavior relationships in living patients. We owe him a great debt.” In 1998, Heilman was in the first group of UF faculty members to be named a distinguished professor and remains one of only five in the history of the UF College of Medicine to receive the honor. Beautiful full tribute article: ufhealth.org/news/2024/dr-k…

Was fun flying on the smiling @AmericanAir PSA heritage plane into @LGAairport for #INS2024inNYC

Sad to hear of Endel Tulving’s passing at the age of 96. Grateful for his everlasting inspiration and generosity.

@NASA @SpaceX

You may be able to spot @SpaceX's Dragon Endeavour spacecraft in the night sky shortly before #Crew6 splashes down off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida around 12:17am ET (0417 UTC) on Monday, Sept. 4. Here's where (and when) Endeavour will be most visible.

@AtomicSonic Another contributing factor is that Florida does not require vehicle inspections, as they do in other states.

We need more young psychologists of color!!!!!! Here are some resources @APA made to help: apa.org/science/progra…

I predict a recession.

For the second year in a row, the University of Florida takes its place among the nation’s top five public universities in the @usnews 2023 #BestColleges rankings. 🐊 🎉 #UFtop5

My anxiety has finally stopped playing the game "is this allergies or COVID?" to clear bandwidth for "is that an insect bite or monkeypox?"

@DyedInside Buy your own modem/router, then you also don't have to pay a monthly fee to rent one!

I’m getting a new internet provider next week, and I just realized I’m gonna have to reconnect my security cameras, security system, doorbell, indoor chime, living room camera, both alexas, all of my tvs, laptop, ipad, litter robot, roomba, and smart lightbulbs.

Josh Hawley running away to a variety of soundtracks. Pt. 1: Chariots of Fire #January6thCommitteeHearing

Dr. Michael Jafee giving heartfelt and humorous remarks at @RussellBauer1's official retirement party last weekend.

@AtomicSonic There are many running clubs

@AtomicSonic No

It's that festive time of year again. #PrideMonth

@AtomicSonic I hope this gets you that puck

@DyedInside It was like 90 degrees today.

I need a heated weighted blanket

@AtomicSonic Did you hand it back to them and say "well, YOU'RE not the best at grammar."