We had a fantastic time at the #AAS2025 congress by American Autonomic Society!
Great to share our booth with #TylerBaker from
@adinstruments.bsky.social, our US distributor.
Thanks to all hosts, speakers, and organizers for an inspiring event.
See you next year!
#finapres #AAS2025 #congress
Congratulations to the second winner of the FMS/Penaz Award presented: David Moloney!
He presented his work “Continuous positive airway pressure acutely reduces supine BP and atrial natriuretic peptide in autonomic failure patients with supine hypertension” during #AAS2025
#finapres #bloodpressure
Colorful summer giveaway promotion for the Association for Asian Studies 2026 conference with a deadline of July 31 at 11:59 PM ET.
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Sun Zhongyuan, tr. Daniel Sarafinas. The Mojing. Origins and Development of Mohist Logic. @degruyterbrill.bsky.social @dgb-philosophy.bsky.social #AAS2025 #books #chinesestudies #chinesehistory #china #mozi #mohism #chinesephilosophy #墨子 #墨經
Another find from #AAS2025, but a familiar one for me: the International Journal for Divination and Prognostication (2024). @fau.de @degruyterbrill.bsky.social #culturalstudies #prognostication #books
Michelle C. Wang and Ryan R. Overbey (ed.s). Beyond the Silk and Book Roads. Rethinking Networks of Exchange and Material Culture. @degruyterbrill.bsky.social #AAS2025 #chinesestudies #history #silkroad #books
Zeb Raft, The Threshold. The Rhetoric of #Historiography in Early #Medieval #China. #Harvard University Press. #AAS2025 #chinesestudies #books
#AAS2025 #book highlights: David Bello and Daniel Burton-Rose, 2023. Insect Histories of East Asia. University of Washington Press. #insects #asia #animals @uwapress.bsky.social #chinesehistory
More #books from #AAS2025: Patricia Buckley Ebrey, Cong Ellen Zhang, Ping Yao (ed.s). #Chinese #Autobiographical Writing. An Anthology of Personal Accounts. University of Washington Press. #openaccess @uwapress.bsky.social #chinesehistory #chineseculture #chinesestudies
Two books by Cambria exhibited at #AAS2025: Li Xiaorong, The Poetics and Politics of Sensuality in China (2019) and Isaac Yue, 2020: Monstrosity and Chinese Cultural Identity. #Xenophobia and the Reimagination of Foreignness in Vernacular Literature since the #Song Dynasty.
More #AAS2025 inspiration of the latest #academicbooks: Olivia Milburn (tr.). 2024. Spring and Autumn Annals of Wu and Yue (Wu Yue Chunqiu 吳越春秋). SUNY Press. @sunypress.bsky.social #chinesehistory #chinesestudies #chineseculture #china
More #book exhibits from #AAS2025: Martin Svensson Ekström: The Origin of #Chinese Literary Hermeneutics. A Study of the Shijing and the Map School of #Confucian Exegesis. @sunypress.bsky.social
A series of interesting new books I saw at the book exhibit of #AAS2025 in #Columbus (1): Jean-Pierre Drège, A Short History of Paper in Imperial China. De Gruyter.
#books #chinesehistory #chineseculture #chinesestudies #conference #sinology
A “nazar boncuğu” situation made it impossible to share my ppt during my presentation of Vlad the Impaler and Dracula in Istanbul’da yet here are some of the slides… and what a great gathering it was #AAS2025
Thanks Christina for the photograph!
Had an amazing time presenting my research ‘Lost in Translation, Found in Adaptation : A Cross-Cultural and Multimodal Study from the Stanley Kubrick Archive’ today at the #aas2025 conference🫶
Big thanks to all who listened and engaged🙏
Happy to meet again Christina at #AAS2025
Registration for AAS Istanbul is officially open! 📝 ✨ We’re at the desk, the lanyards are ready, and so is she 🐾
Come say hi to our very official conference cat. She’s waiting for you! #AAS2025 #IstanbulCats @adaptstudies.bsky.social
🧪 Abstract deadline for AAS 2025 extended to June 15!
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Scholar Lisa Lowe reading a paper on a conference table. She has long dark hair and is wearing a black jacket.
Lisa Lowe in tribute to the late Gary Okihiro, discussing how his thinking influenced her own work. #AAS2025 @dukepress.bsky.social
Journal issue w color photo of author Gary Okihiro holding a book of his in front of a press book table display.
Special issue of Journal of Asian American Studies devoted to Gary Okihiro, passed around at the presidential panel honoring his memory and contribution at #AAS2025
Last month, ACLS staff joined #AAS2025 @asianstudies.org and hosted receptions for fellows and alumni of The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Program in Buddhist Studies and the Luce/ACLS Program in China Studies. See photos: www.acls.org/news/acls-jo...
We’re speaking at #AAS2025!
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#Healthcare Workforce #SuicidePrevention: #HOPECertification & #ZeroSuicide) - 1 PM
Eye of the Survivor: Power of #Storytelling in Prevention & #SuicideGrief Support - 4:15 PM
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3) Men & Suicide-11:45 AM
#MentalHealth #Storytelling #MensMentalHealth #ManTherapy
Stop by the AAS Flickr page to check out our full album of #AAS2025 photos! Feel free to download and share any you'd like. Image credit: MJ Photography and Videography.
Two books laying down on a black desk. The book on the right has a bright pink cover, titled “Involuntary Consent: The Illusion of Choice in Japan’s Adult Video Industry” by Akiko Takeyama. The book on the left has a black cover with multicolored yokai on it, titled “The Book of Yokai,” expanded second edition by Michael Dylan Foster.
The books I ordered at #AAS2025 are finally here!
The Book of Yokai is absolutely beautiful. Had to snag a copy after seeing it in person.
And JAS had a review of Involuntary Consent, and it was so good I had to buy the book 😂
Ran into my old friend Imre Galambos at #AAS2025 and had a chat for his YouTube channel, The Chinese Alphabet:
Delighted to have organized a wonderful panel and presented a paper at the #AAS2025 last week.
Thank you to my co-panelists for the support, and it's great meeting so many scholars in the field!
OCLC was proud to host librarians and scholars for a tour of our Dublin, Ohio headquarters during the @asianstudies.org's #AAS2025 last week. OCLC also presented during the conference, highlighting our AI strategies and linked data innovations.
Thanks for joining us! 💙💚🧡
My first time presenting at an AAS Annual Conference! Thank you so much to Dr. Leksa Lee for organizing our panel!
#AAS2025
Had a great time at #AAS2025 this year! It was interesting seeing Columbus again for the first time since we moved to Japan.
