Welcome to Khali Sollis Blog
Khali Sollis writes about biotechnology, artificial intelligence, neuroscience, psychology, mental health, and emerging technologies through insightful and accessible perspectives.
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The Economics of Looking Successful
On performing success before achieving stability There is a specific kind of pressure that settles over people in their twenties and thirties — a pressure…
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A Stage That Never Closes
On the Rise of Curate Identity There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes not from doing too much, but from performing too much.
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The Reproducibility Challenge in Science
How failed replications in psychology and biomedicine sparked a reproducibility crisis, and the reforms—preregistration, open data—built to fix it.
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The Brain’s Internal GPS Wins the Nobel Prize
How John O’Keefe and the Mosers won the Nobel Prize for discovering the brain’s place and grid cells, the neurons that map where we are.
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CRISPR Moves Toward Medicine
n 2014, CRISPR-Cas9 leapt from lab bench to living animals, primates, and disease models — setting the stage for today’s approved CRISPR gene therapies.
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Why Multitasking Doesn’t Work
Research shows multitasking is actually rapid task switching—every switch carries measurable costs to attention, accuracy, productivity, and mental focus.
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