#Academic

Brian Vickery

ATLergist

THREAD: The neighborhood was quiet this morning. It was supposed to be full of the excited chatter of young kids gathering at the bus stop with their new backpacks, while

Matt Schrader

MattSchrader_DC

Checking in on the status of the "PRC's impact on academic freedom in the United States" debate https://twitter.com/Birdyword/status/1296049522842324994 It appears that US universities have this particular "global

Catherine Collins

RD_Catherine

Playing their familiar 'Will this kill you or cure you?' food quiz, todays offering from @MailOnline is.... Harmful Ham , From #Wiltshire "Supermarkets' hams SEVEN times more cancer-causing nitrites as

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

It's time to clarify some things about children, schools and #COVID19 Summary: Young children seem significantly less susceptible, probably less likely to transmit. Less clear for teens. Schools mainly follow

Samuel Miller McDonald

sjmmcd

This is obviously stupid and dangerous for a lot of reasons, but the last card ("No science. No shutdown.") stuck with me because I think it speaks to something that

Robert Dickson

robertpdickson

[thread] The paradox of treating ARDS is this: because we don't have a drug to reverse lung injury, we provide supportive care with two therapies - oxygen and mechanical ventilation

Kate Kirkpatrick

philosofemme

Every so often at Christmas a piece comes out about Sartre’s play, Bariona. It was his first play, and it is an intriguing one: during his lifetime, it was performed

James Lindsay, increasingly relevant

ConceptualJames

An excellent idea that would protect a lot of citizens at a level not covered by Trump's executive order "on Critical Race Theory" would be for Republican governors and state

Nora_Yan

Nora__Yan

I have noticed a disturbing trend of bad behavior on Twitter from so-called experts. They live a dual existence. While they preach at esteemed academic institutions among those deemed their

Federico Andres Lois

federicolois

1/ Let's look at this paper: "Influenza Virus Aerosols in the Air and Their Infectiousness" from 2014 (we cannot claim this was unknown). We know now that we have a

Fatigue Fatigue Sputnik

_ClairQuentin

Oooh this is exciting. This article of mine - "Corporations, comity and the 'revenue rule': a jurisprudence of offshore" - has just been published in the London Review of International

Free Kylie Moore-Gilbert

FreeKylieMG

Hi all, my name is Dr Dara Conduit. I’m one of Kylie’s colleagues involved in running this campaign and co-running this account. You can usually find me Tweeting over at

Mine Altinli

mine_altinli

Check out our new paper @molecology https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/mec.15609?af=Ron #wolbachia interactions with an #insect-specific virus in #mosquitoes in natural populationsMany thanks to co-authors:@sebastianlequime, @C

Fiona Healy O Neill

Fi_Contextual

#UserInvolvement at #EVBRES. First question, how has user involvement been studied? 22 articles, most conducted in hx. Not surprising as this is common in UK. Mix of qual, quant and

Dr. Paula R. Curtis

paularcurtis

A thread on some writing/publication reflections while editing my article:In a grad methods course, we were told to pick a footnote in a book related to our research, find the author's

Heshmat Alavi

HeshmatAlavi

THREAD1)@ArianeTabatabai, the new State Dept. Senior Advisor in @UnderSecTQuite fond of #Iran's talking points-2019 uprising was no big change-regime collapse is a joke-IRGC "accidentally" shot down #PS752-nuclear weapons proh

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