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Dr Zuleyka Zevallos

OtherSociology

An article commenting on the science/ policy divide that interviews only scientists is a good illustration of why this divide exists in the first placeThis doesn't explain how policy is

Ross "FollowtheScience" Levine

rosslevinemd

Senior investigators/laboratory researchers->what are you going to do in 2021 to support emerging leaders in your field, in particular those outside your inner mentorship zone? Here is what I am

Emma Woodhouse 😁

EWoodhouse7

The Cook County Medical Examiner has added two early 2020 deaths to its COVID19 register, one on 1/4/2020 & the other on 2/24/2020. Both nursing home residents.Unless an error, this

Jen Heemstra

jenheemstra

One of the biggest mysteries of Covid-19 has been why some people become very ill, while a large number of people who are infected show no symptoms at all. It

Kevin Hall

KevinH_PhD

A thread based on my recent experience with post-publication peer-review and its publicization. It raises questions about incentivizing Open Science which I whole-heartedly support. A recently updated @RetractionWatch story is

Jessica Evans

JPenelope_Evans

@UVMHumanities I've been thinking about prison. Two years ago I taught mythology through the Liberal Arts in Prison Program at UVM at a women's prison. The course provided a space

Valentin Amrhein

vamrhein

I think we should start most papers with "How does Y change in response to X?" (or correlate with X) rather than "Does Y change in response to X?" Thanks

Ian Lyne

lyne_ian

Thread.Face masks.Starting with Epidemiologist, Biostatician and Public Health Physician @simonthornley30 Please retweet . . Continued . . . Primary Doctor Medical JournalA peer-reviewed journal by physicians and scientists without commerci

Alice Pyne

alicepyne

Tweet thread incoming! Its my first attempt at this so be kind! Our recent paper in @NatureComms shows how we use high resolution AFM and MD simulations together to understand

Martin Dallimer

MartinDallimer

#Robots & autonomous systems are going to transform how we live. What might this mean for #UrbanNature? We asked 170 experts to explore what we know, and what we need

Arunachala Shiva©™

MurariSpeaks

The human body has 72,000 nadis. The nadis are the energy pathways in our bodies. The word Chakra means wheel, but Chakras aren’t circles or round, they are triangles. The

Dr Naomi Wolf

naomirwolf

One of the most important interviews of our time, first of 4 DailyClout Profiles in Courage: ‘Cybersecurity Expert Steve Waterhouse Warns that N America is Under Attack’ https://youtu.be/hEmbgpvik0k via @YouTube

Alina Chan

Ayjchan

The first week of 2021 has been terrible.On origins, we heard from Mail on Sunday that Matt Pottinger (who resigned after the insurrection) said latest intelligence points to WIV as

Dr. Sajjad Fazel

SajjadFazel

THREAD: "Do your own research" - this is one of the most misused statements today. #scicomm #scienceupfirst #covid19 #misinformation Why do I say that? Because countless anti-vaxxers, flat-earth believers, and

Philip Loring

ConserveChange

I'm reviewing a paper today that has me wondering about whether interdisciplinary fields have worsened silos rather than breaking them down. (1/n) Its written with the literature of rural development,

Anna Mouser

annacmouser

A thread on variants for non scientists - what are they, why do they happen, what does it mean for the pandemic? 1/7 Very simply - variants are what happens

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