#Scholarship

Dr. Moudhy Al-Rashid

Moudhy

Excited (and nervous) to give a Zoom lecture today to a 5th-grade class about astronomy in ancient Mesopotamia and its legacy! It’s impossible to talk about any aspect of scholarship

Matthew Constantine

constantwhine

@WromanticHistry @IPUPYORK @ihr_history At beginning of WW2 @leicestermuseum (now New Walk Museum) was emptied and the contents sent to store in county, with building considered for military use. This was

Dave Langlois

Dlanglois77

THREAD: Caught up on @coldweatherbats #CWB Ep. 3 RE: JUCO perceptions and was inspired to share my story. It's not baseball but like @B_Sakowski_PG and @Coach_BJustice, I hope to change

jasmine c.

JMoneCan

THREAD — When I was in undergrad, I was a reporter for the @TheCrimsonWhite where I had a lot of fun and memorable assignments. I got to interview and write

Dr. Johnathan Flowers says "Fuck your Academy."

shengokai

For those of you concerned about the "damage" done to the field and academic freedom by the push to cancel transphobes in philosophy, I have this to say (1/n):https://twitter.com/shengokai/status/1349419659855077376 The

Elle Lett

madblqscientist

Was following and commenting on a tweet thread by the brilliant @statsepi and the topic of "subjective" and "objective" measures came up and it made me want to have a

Simon DeDeo

SimonDeDeo

Thoughts on tails and Hayekian (neo) liberal economics. The standard story is that markets “learn”—absorbing trades and propagating the implicit information by setting prices. It’s sufficiently intelligent to bring me

David Fedman

dfedman

Seeing as archival research is impossible for the foreseeable future, here's a tip for folks interested in the Korean War: thanks to an agreement w/ NARA, the Nat. Archives of

Judd Devermont

JDevermont

Africa matters to U.S. cities. While we should refine a national security argument about Africa’s importance, we also should spend equal time sharpening a hometown pitch. A more constructive U.S.

Charlotte Rock

CharlotteRock

#scholcomm #openaccess community, share with me the work of Black folks and BIPOC in this thread so that we can make it more visible! I'll start. @AprilHathcock of course is

Loren DeJonge Schulman

LorenRaeDeJ

Susan’s thread is spot on. Key argument: voting for waiver to allow Austin to serve as SecDef is effectively eliminating the relevance of the ban in the future. Retired GOs

Dr Raul Pacheco-Vega

raulpacheco

Under absolutely no circumstances are this field experiment and the associated paper ethically justifiable. Not even under utilitarian terms given the actual harm imposed on subjects. Households in an African

Ruth Hall

RuthHallPLAAS

At the JPS Writeshop in Critical Agrarian Studies: How to build momentum in our field of critical agrarian studies? Martha Peediyakkan (India) says this process overcomes the isolation of agrarian

Ahab Bdaiwi איהאבּ ܐܝܗܐܒ

bdaiwi_historia

1/The Prophet Muḥammad died in AD 632. The question of his succession, the right to inherit the mantle of leadership, was an epochal moment in early Islam which led to

Madhu Pai, MD, PhD

paimadhu

Thread based on my new paper in @NatureMedicine published today:Covidization of research: what are the risks?https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-1015-0 Researchers, universities, funders, philanthropies, journals, and journalists hav

WoLF

WomensLibFront

No one else besides ADF who could take on this suit, would take it on. They’re who stood up to defend women having a right to a level playing field

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