#Scientists

Alison Blunt

AlisonBlunt

1) Leading corona researchers admit that they have no scientific evidence for the existence of a virusCorona_Facts July 03, 2020 https://archive.org/details/leading-corona-researchers-admit-that-they-have-no-scientific-evidence/mode/2up Quo

Sam Weiss Evans

SAWEvans

Hey @clarkamiller do you have a good STS take on the history and politics of the “2 degrees” figure for global warming? For those who stumble on this later, here

Gummi Bear

gummibear737

Let’s talk about Fear ProphetsDr Eric Ding is a high priest of this groupUnfortunately, many people without medical or science backgrounds (including many in the teaching community ) have come

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

If COVID virus or mutant variants cause asymptomatic/mild infection in vaccinated people or reinfection, think of it as a booster dose of vaccine that protects from severe disease/death.Best protection from

Alice Barsoumian, MD

AliceBarsoumian

Did you know I was reluctant to get vaccinated at first but changed my mind?A As an ID physician I was skeptical that making a #COVIDvaccine could be

Julie Comperchio

JulesC2022

@Human1stMD @kari_jerge @CMichaelGibson @BZavaletaMD @choo_ek @CNN @ETSshow @meganranney @marklewismd @MarkSeamonMD @RyManMD To all HCWs- A letter of gratitude: some of you I know, others I follow on Twitter & value

Harry Siviter

harrysiviter

Hi Robert – Always happy to chat about our results. For the future trying to start a ‘civil discussion’ by commenting on our ‘flawed results’ might not be the best

Dr. Jeffrey Lewis

ArmsControlWonk

This is a fairly tepid "rebuttal" to the @UCSUSA study on hypersonic gliders. What I find most notable is that it largely concedes the technical objections in the paper. Allow

Kendra "Gloom is My Beat" Pierre-Louis

KendraWrites

It feels deeply weird to not be covering this year's wildfire season. A few things that I've learned over the years - learn from my mistakes. It's not especially useful

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

And now for the bad news. *sigh*It looks like #B117, the more transmissible variant first detected in England, has now picked up the E484K mutation as well. That is the

Julie Lynch

juliaflynch

I've been haranguing political scientists about good and bad uses of COVID death data. This seemingly minor intervention by Belgium's health minister provides a great example of why this matters

Lucas Rocha-Melogno

Lucas_Bolivian

A short data thread that supports aerosols being key drivers of respiratory inf. disease transmission (vs. droplets). 1) Duguid (1946) showing that 96%, 99% and 94% of particles emitted while

PeerSpot

PeerSpot

How does it feel when the likes of Dassault Systemes, GE & NetApp endorsing & helping out in your initiative that brings a big social impact? At @BrainSightAI , Dr.

Emilia C Skirmuntt 🦇🧬🦠

ESkirmuntt

Where did SARS-CoV2 come from? (a THREAD)The answer is... We don't know! (you should get used to it). But we can hypothesize. Let's tackle the first thing: laboratory escape is

Herta || Герта

unknwnmeans

Ok I can't fall asleep so thought I would share my perspective (I can't put a hc label on this, it's really a pov) of science in Bleach as a

Dr Ellie Murray

EpiEllie

There’s been some really tantalizing data coming out in the past few days that the COVID vaccines might in fact do a great job reducing infection & transmission too, and

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