#Authors

Amy Webb

amywebb

I urge you to read this important, nuanced, smart piece in @techreview by @_KarenHao about what went down last week with @timnitGebru.The researchers' concerns are exactly what I wrote about

Dave Nemetz

davenemetz

I've been doing a deep dive into GPT-3 and thinking about the downstream impact it could have on the media/content space.Here are some of the most interesting things I've seen

Muge Cevik

mugecevik

Since the emergence of SARS-CoV-2, there has been an unparalleled scientific effort to characterise the virus and the clinical course of #COVID19.What have we learned so far about #SARSCoV2, how

Elle M. (they/them)

ellle_em

Hey so YA writers can we talk? Because there's something I've noticed in a lot of YA contemporary fiction that actually bothers me a bit!! Especially because like, I have

Tom Cox

cox_tom

What a lovely place @DartingtonTrust is. I wrote extensively about it in my book Ring The Hill & I don't think anyone who's read that could doubt how much love

Rebecca Lovell

Rebecca_SLL

Absolutely delighted to share that my first paper, with @Alex_Pigot, @TimBlackburn66 and @Ellie_E_Dyer, is out today in @NatureEcoEvo! Environmental resistance predicts the spread of alien species https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-020-

Lauren Richardson, Ph.D

lr_bio

I do love me some scientific serendipity. While everyone is talking about whether it may be safe+effective to give people only half the dose of the new #COVID19 vaccines, @TheLancet

Dr. Julie A. Hochgesang

jahochcam

This open letter to the Springer Editors has been emailed to the editors in response to a chapter that included offensive language and highly problematic claims about deaf communities and

Dan Lowe

danlowlows

Quick appreciation thread on the narrative delivery in Cyberpunk 2077 cause CDPR is doing some next-level work on keeping scenes interesting and natural. So in this scene you’re going to

Neuro Polarbear

NeuroPolarbear

New paper, "Continuous Decisions" in PTRSB w/ @neuromochi and @jmxpearson. We argue that the neuroscience of decision-making is too narrowly focused on a very particular subtype - choices with small

#APIpit

_APIpit

THREAD OF 2021 BOOKS BY ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER AUTHORS PART 1 (January-April) #APIpit #APIFri #DiversebooksList curated by API team members @HeinrichManuia & @sarahrana769 EYES THAT KISS IN THE CORNERS

Sarah Mojarad

Sarah_Mojarad

Remember # film your hospital?Version 2.0 is film your (Burbank) post office.Verify before you retweet, please. A real quick thread. Burbank is trending on Twitter and it’s making me go

Matt Barnum

matt_barnum

1/So if you read this NYTimes op-ed from a few days ago, you might have been taken aback by this line. "Half of kids have an A- average?? Kids these

Jack Heath - #HIDEOUT is in stores now!

JackHeathWriter

The short version: I'm leaving Twitter for a while. I'll be back at the end of February.The long version: Actually, you know what? Let's skip the long version. I've written

Dr. Julia K. Baum

baumlab

1/10 BREAKING NEWS: Our discovery about how some corals managed to survive almost a year of heat stress is out today! @ClaarDanielle @uvic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WJ_LhFUKEw&feature=youtu.be 2/10 We (@ClaarDanielle @Tietjenk) t

Rachel Salvidge

RachSalv

Rainwater containing toxic chemicals is washing off roads, entering rivers and killing fish. A few thoughts. A substance called 6PPD-quinone, which leaches out of particles shed by tyres, is a major fish

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