#Academic

Jon 🔬

JonnyMicro

The measures treasured so much as to be indicative of one’s basic humanity are mitigating at best. We should do them, but viruses are gonna virus. The gleeful COVID shamers

Lara Schwartz

Lara_Schwartz

1/ Anyone with teaching experience understands that the more prepared for college your students are, the easier they are to teach (particularly writing). Community colleges are *not* for "slow learners,"

M. Taylor Fravel

fravel

Big news — the good folks from ⁦@CASI_Research⁩ have posted a complete and downloadable translation of an important Chinese military text, the 2013 edition of the Science of Military Strategy

elisa freschi

elisa_freschi

A colleague with whom I disagree abt fundamental things regularly receives horrible hate mails. What could explain the fact of sending horrible insults instead of sending emails of open disagreement?

Gretchen McCulloch

GretchenAMcC

I've been thinking a lot about this question of how we establish better virtual "hallways" as conferences and other events move online(As this quote from Because Internet that @yoavgo cites

Zeena Starbuck

zeenastarbuck

A serious query: were cows in nineteenth century Britain as rectangular shaped as painters envisioned them? The first painting is of the Craven Heifer who is, according to the BBC,

Jonas Kaiser

JonasKaiser

I've seen this alarmist @nature piece making the rounds on Twitter and while a simple "𝗻𝗼" goes a long way, let me explain why we should be careful with stories

Katelyn Bourgoin ⚡️

KateBour

1/ Knowing the foundations of Buyer Psychology will help you: Write high converting copy Design effective landing pages Build campaigns that actually sellBut most importantly, buyer psychology will get your

Rommie Amaro

RommieAmaro

In a new @biorxivpreprint with @McLellan_Lab @ltchong @Terrasztain @LCasalino88 @fiona_chembot @JoryGoldsmith, we show how a glycan gate (at position N343) controls the opening of the #SARSCoV2 spike protein #GlycanGate #glycotimehttps://ww

AutisticSciencePerson

AutSciPerson

The history of the autism diagnosis,an unscientific thread - Researchers look at white cis boys who don't mask and base autism diagnostic criteria off of them and describe their behavior

Vegard Vike

VegardVike

This thread is a story about 'The Beasts of Oseberg'- five exquisitely carved and mysterious #Viking Age objects @kulturhistoriskPhoto: Kirsten Helgeland Many will have seen pictures of these animal heads

Dr Matthew Ford

warmatters

Before I write on engineers we must do some conceptual ground clearing.This is important because my gun threads have led to several questions that have a whiff of determinism about

Qur'anic Islam

Quranic_Islam

Very interesting thread(s) about the Qur'an. Yes it could be pre-Uthmanic. If it is it could be Hafs's/Zayd's copy as at least one academic said.What caught me in some of

mike johansen

mikejohansenmd

Running commentary as readin jpai @RogueRad interview:My thoughts: was I the only one hoping for worse data? 1/ Wanting better data is akin to asking for a better divination professor.2/

Rachel Alexander

rachelwalexande

I want to do a story about this next week, but this school planning meeting is reinforcing how many significant challenges schools trying to reopen in the fall face.Basically -

Ted McCormick

mccormick_ted

A lot of colleges and universities with breadth requirements for undergraduates have "Science for non-scientists" courses.This morning I found myself wondering why there are no "History for non-historians" courses. This

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