#SCIENCE

Jaan Aru

jaaanaru

What would be an annus mirabilis in today’s neuroscience?I think @mattlark has quietly had a truly remarkable year: through creativity and kindness he has fostered a research environment that delivered

Dr. Janet D. Stemwedel, PhD 🏳️‍🌈

docfreeride

In the course of the work-week since this article was published, some things have happened & some other things HAVEN'T happened.Let's recap…https://twitter.com/docfreeride/status/1295410981741318144 A thing that hasn't hap

Yeerk.P ❤️

PYeerk

Shit like this really makes u realise that so much of what seperates 'dangerous' conspiracy theory from Science™ is the literary register in which the information is presentedhttps://twitter.com/bigthink/status/1326690035450716163

Victoria Aranda

mvicaracal

Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a scientific editor on Twitter? (thread) Almost every day, you scroll down to find someone criticizing you, indirectly if you

Austin Johnson

johnsonaustinh

The person described in Rekers & Lovaas was a real kid who was alive and beautiful and vibrant, and who was treated with contempt by people in power. That is

hal 👾

halhod

Making lots of vaccine as fast as possible is now the most important bottleneck on ending the pandemic. I wrote about how the manufacturing ecosystems for different techs (mRNA, viral

Lawrence Gostin

LawrenceGostin

This Thread explains the controversy around delayed 2nd doses of #Covid19vaccines or lowering the amount in each dose. The debate really boils down to what science tells us about maximum

leslie fawkes

ljfawkes

https://www.cmaj.ca/content/192/38/E1102 So #BonnieHenry Were you hoping I wouldn't find this? If your an expert how come another expert is calling you out? "According to the latest evidence, kids older than

Miranda Tracy

mjt8080

Tonight is one of tears and emotions. Full of emotions with one of the 21 covid deaths announced today being a family member, to seeing some ridiculous high school-like bullying

Denis Rancourt

denisrancourt

Measures contrary to science - therefore - intended to maintain a state of fear - therefore - fear is cover to install their real plans of a new "normal" :

Sue!

Wander_Ponder

Yesterday, @crossjacktar asked me how come India produces so many great engineers and I gave a half-formed answer. Now that I've thought about it, here's a somewhat nuanced answer: (1/n)

Dr. Heather Bloemhard

DrHBloemhard

Our event was AMAZING! Thanks to our panelists & moderator: Reba Bandyopadhyay, @AdrianaBankston, @RiaDahlberg, @Advocacy_Adam, & @grouchomunks; and thanks to our participants & their great questions! Thread of some #scipolresou

Emil Dimanchev

EmilDimanchev

Wow - many popular climate models have been assuming electric vehicles will remain more expensive than internal combustion engine cars all the way to 2100. As a modeler, I sympathize

Bloom Lab

jbloom_lab

Our study mapping #SARSCoV2 mutations that escape key therapeutic monoclonal antibodies is out in @ScienceMagazine. The study also shows that some of these escape mutations arise in a persistently infected

Abel Gustafson, PhD

AbelGustafson

In #scicomm, does communicating uncertainty have negative effects?Our review [now out in @SciPublic] finds that in most cases, the answer is NO. But there is an important exception where it

Erik Wim During

ErikwimDuring

This is a typical example of a very dangerous Platonic claim, that we should trust those 'whose knowledge is based on science' or 'experts' or 'scientists'. A claim i suspect

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