#SCIENCE

Ashley King

AKpsychoalchemy

In the rush to combat the crazies who think that personal feelings and wholesale subjectivity should rule the day, the empiricists are pushing back...and for good reason. But the allegiance

Dr. Anne-Kathrin Kreft

Anne_Kreft

The job market sucks, so I decided to start a thread in which I aim to share all PhD and postdoc positions in Political Science and Peace and Conflict research

Alice Sheppard

PenguinGalaxy

Next #CitSci2020 session: a keynote talk, "encounters in citizen science". I don't know exactly what it'll involve yet but it was a series of coincidences that led me to find

Dr. Claire Lee 🏳️‍🌈 🇿🇦 in 🇨🇵

Claire_Lee

12 years ago today on 10 September 2008, the world's largest particle accelerator, the #LHC, came online! In honour of this anniversary, today I present a thread of:@MileyCyrus AS STAGES

Jonathan Fuller

JonathanJFuller

Some potential explanations for the #COVID19 Science Wars (select multiple): 1/https://twitter.com/JeanneLenzer1/status/1333408972288774146 The polarization of everything: discussion is often anchored along the lines of this horrible, vague

Yous 🅨

YousXP

People trade their originality for optimizationStatistics replaced style- Posting what the algorithm wants- Making clothing that’s statistically proven by swiping trending designs- Machine like athletic performances, flair & style han

Pegasus of Dharma

HarduttSuhas

The Paradox of Tolerance by Karl PopperA must read excerpt for all Hindus who are striving to preserve Sanatan Dharam in face of challenges posed by forces of anarchy. Karl

Katya Pavlushchenko

katlinegrey

1/6 Something interesting is happening in the Russian cosmonauts team. A few days ago, Moskovskij Komsomolets newspaper, referring to a source, reported that the representatives of the team are asking

LORRIE

LorrieHartshorn

OK, so the kid needs my laptop for homeschooling. Which I have to supervise. The schedule?9am Phonics9.30am Live Call9.45am Maths11am EnglishLUNCH1pm: science2.45pm Storytime"And remember to read every day!"You can see

Cyril Ritter

CyrilRitter

Claiming to take decisions based on science can be just as wrong as not trusting science. Politicians need to combine science advice & political choices & take responsibility for it.

Crys Tom (she/her)

crys_tom

1/I’m shaken by this kind of rhetoric dismissing the very valid concerns of those with lived experience as if it’s just ideology, disinformation, or lacking in “objectivity.” This kind of

Peter Gregory

p_gregory_

I’m a PhD student who studies gun violence. In order to make research on gun violence more accessible, I’m starting this thread where I’ll link and briefly summarize one journal

Ryan J. Gallagher

ryanjgallag

I think there's an incredible opportunity for mis/disinformation researchers to take the next step and embrace network science in their researchInfo pollution spreads on networks. Info ops target networked audiences.

George Weeks

GeorgeWeeks2014

Who's interested in low traffic neighbourhoods?@RachelAldred, James Woodcock & Anna Goodman have just published 3 yr study on health benefits of London's Mini-Hollands.£724m health benefit from £80m investment.#LTN @GreaterAKL

Dan Hirschman

asociologist

I wonder if one reason we're seeing a conservative backlash against expertise in general relates to the decreasing male dominance of higher education and especially doctorates. (Source: 2015 Council of

The Telegraph

Telegraph

Calls are growing for the government to end lockdownHere are urgent five reforms @PaulNukisays ministers should put in place now to make spring and summer bearable, profitable and safe in

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