#SCIENCE

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ @WHO ADMITS AEROSOL TRANSMISSION IS IMPORTANT (without actually saying it)This press conference from @mvankerkhove is very useful and maddening at the same time.She describes measures that ONLY work to

Stephen Kinsella

stephenkinsella

Our @OECD Working Paper is out: https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/science-and-technology/scale-market-power-and-competition-in-a-digital-world_c1cff861-en We know there’s an issue between the market power of big and small firms. Big firms ten

asad rehman

chilledasad100

The global North want to ignore historical emissions & allow their citizens to carry on emitting & prevent African countries from lifting their people out of poverty. “It is unfortunate

Roxanne Khamsi

rkhamsi

#THREAD: COVID-19 could be a double whammy for older people -- they're more likely to die from it and they might be less likely to respond to a vaccine. This

Hugh Webster

DrHWeb

What’s the truth? #Climate campaigners have condemned plans for a Cumbrian coal mine but Govt say steel production requires coking coal which would just be imported if not mined in

Farzad Mostashari

Farzad_MD

1/ I've been feeling more and more disengaged from COVID work, disillusioned with the growing realization that all the smart research and policy doesn't make a damn bit of differenceNot

Julie Delegal

julieinjax

19 years ago I was researching #Autism online, when my mother-in-law called me. I clicked on another website and saw the still photos of the towers. I packed up the

ʿAqīl

aqilazme

I’m by no means knowledgable about the Islamic sciences, but being able to know enough to make comparisons/draw parallels with Western thought makes my classes endlessly interesting.Here are some examples,

Emily Atkin

emorwee

This. How do you expect scientists to effectively communicate climate change when half the American political system and the multi-trillion dollar industry supporting it are hell-bent on pushing denial? If

Dr. Christine Cole Fights Forced Adoption

ForcedAdoption1

Thomas Malthus’s “amusing” views provided the “scientific” and economic philosophical justification for the plunder, famine, genocide, and economic rape that the British East India Company meted out to colonial areas

Margot Bloomstein

mbloomstein

How do we build trust in vaccines? Build trust in the scientific process. @RonJohnsonWI is holding a hearing on hydroxychloroquine to undermine vaccine progress. @Brown_SPH Dean @ashishkjha is leading a

Robin G

Capitol_Oyster

Check this out, especially if you’re #BIPOC!https://twitter.com/SeaGrant/status/1321119887792705546 1. You can be a fellow on the Hill working for a member or committee. Or you can work at an agency on

🦇 Live Natalie, Not A Cat 🦇

nataliereed84

Hot take:It is literally impossible to create meaningful cyberpunk anymore, no matter who writes it or what their intentions, because the *real world* is very very very literally now a

Dr Jessie Baldwin

jessiebaldwin

Excited to share our new study in @JAMAPediatrics on population versus individual prediction of poor health from ACEs screening: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/2775420 with @andrea_danese. Thread below: We teste

Paul Nuki

PaulNuki

1/5: Medical triage (rationing) in a crisis is a difficult issue but it needs to be confronted directly to prevent things getting much worse. We are now at alert "Level

Alex Holcombe

ceptional

It did take a billionaire to kick off open science funding. Why? In part, because publishers, journals, and scientific leaders had an interest in perpetuating their broken and closed system.

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