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Andrew Braun
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Writer, Softarex Technologies
Tbilisi
Beats
Biography
I'm a freelance tech journalist with special interests in blockchain, data, AI, education, culture, and futurism. I've been writing professionally since 2014 and plan to continue as long as there's either new tech to cover or old tech to explain. It's a complex world out there and someone needs to bridge the gaps between the technical and the human. I like to think of myself as one of those people. Aside from writing, I teach English as a Foreign Language, take on small graphic design projects, and study data, coding, and economics. I like figuring out new things about how the world works and have a minor obsession with behavioral sciences and self-organizing systems.
IoT, code, travel internet, finance, cultureTech news, blockchain, how-to data, education, future software tools, AI
Product reviews, hardware (with some exceptions)
Content
By Andrew Braun| Old Gold & Black Verified Jackson kicked off Wake Forest University’s inaugural Leadership and Character in the Law Conference April 11, 2025 Categories: North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson spoke candidly about his short time as the state’s top prosecutor. After serving just three months in statewide office, he said he does not have it all figured out and often relies on his character to show him the way.
By Andrew Braun, Michael Hill Verified| Wiley Online Library Verified Breathing … it is one of the first and last things we do outside the womb. Striated skeletal muscle comprises 30–40% of total body mass and is generally considered a ‘voluntary’ muscle as its movements are largely controlled consciously through the central nervous system. An exception to this paradigm is the diaphragm, a striated muscle whose contractile activity drives inspiration by lowering intrapleural pressure, leading to expansion of the lung parenchyma and the inhalation of air.
By Milene Vandal, Adam Institoris, Louise Reveret, Ben Korin, Colin Gunn, Sotaro Hirai, Yulan Jiang, SuKyoung Lee, Jiyeon Lee, Philippe Bourassa, Ramesh C. Mishra, Govind Peringod, Faye Arellano, Camille Belzil, Cyntia Tremblay, Mada Hashem, Kelsea Gorzo, Esteban Elias, Jinjing Yao, Oded Foreman, Meron Roose-Girma, Steven S. Shin, Daniel A. Muruve, Wilten Nicola, Jakob Körbelin, Jeff Dunn, Wayne Chen, Andrew Braun, David Bennett, Grant Gordon Verified, Frederic CALON, Andrey S. Shaw, MINH NGUYEN, Minh Nguyễn, Bill Meilandt, Sang-Ki Park| Cell Press Verified KeywordsAlzheimercerebrovascular functionsexual dimorphismbrain endothelial cellsCD2APreelinAβApoER2/LRP8endothelin-1mural cellsGet full text accessLog in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References1. Schaeffer, S. ∙ Iadecola, C. Revisiting the neurovascular unitNat Neurosci. 2021; 24:1198-12092. Korte, N. ∙ Nortley, R. ∙ Attwell, D. Cerebral blood flow decrease as an early pathological mechanism in Alzheimer’s diseaseActa Neuropathol. 2020; 140:793-8103. Yang, A.C. ∙ Vest, R.T. ∙ Kern, F. ...
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