#Clusters

Andy Gonzalez

bio_diverse

Very important reanalysis of the Living Planet Index trends @natureClustered versus catastrophic global vertebrate declineshttps://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2920-6Clusters of extreme decline in ~1% of populations. The remaining 98%

Molly Solomon

solomonout

Where you live can determine a lot, including how protected you are from eviction during a pandemic.I joined @TheBayKQEDtoday to talk about why some Bay Area counties are continuing to

Dmitry Kobak

hippopedoid

A year ago in Nature Biotechnology, Becht et al. argued that UMAP preserved global structure better than t-SNE. Now @GCLinderman and me wrote a comment saying that their results were

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) With Quebec posting its lowest daily tally of #COVID19 cases in nearly two months Monday and hospitalizations declining for six days, enough time has elapsed to consider the province’s

Geraint F. Lewis

Cosmic_Horizons

Big day - my PhD student, Zhen Wan’s paper “The Tidal Remnant of a Metal-Poor Globular Cluster” appeared in NatureA big team effort with @sazabi_li @FadAstra @_sarahmartell_ @deniserkal @dougalmackey @alexanderpji

Prof. Akiko Iwasaki

VirusesImmunity

Very excited to share this work by the heroic team - @carolilucas Pat Wong @sneakyvirus @tiago21bio et al on “Longitudinal analyses reveal immunological misfiring in severe COVID-19”. A thread on

Anthony LaMesa

ajlamesa

THREAD: "COVID-19 in children and the role of school settings in transmission - first update" (December 23, 2020)"There is a general consensus that the decision to close schools to control

Dan Wolken

DanWolken

Starting thread on Senate Judiciary NIL hearing. Sen. Blumenthal: "For far too long special interests have hidden in effect a multibillion dollar industry from scrutiny under the masquerade of amateurism"

Athena Akrami

AthenaAkrami

And here is the preprint: "Characterizing Long COVID in an International Cohort: 7 Months of Symptoms and Their Impact" Special thanks to thousands of you who participated in our study

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) In what has been hailed as “V-Day,” nurses in Quebec and Ontario gave the first shots of #COVID19 to long-term care residents and staff Monday. But this vaccination effort

💧😷Queen Victoria

Vic_Rollison

It concerns me that the media coverage about covid outbreak in Melbourne has mistakenly simplified the public narrative to suggest it was one misbehaving security guard at hotel quarantine which

Governor Phil Scott

GovPhilScott

Thread re today's media briefing: We continue to see a rise in COVID cases in Vermont, up from an average of 25 cases per day last week to 72 cases

Natasha 🚜🌾 🌈 ‏ نتاشا

nuts2406

The Telugu movie Mallesam was about the plight of the workers in the handloom cluster of Pochampally. In a poignant scene, the weaver's wife speaks wistfully about someday owning an

Phil Kerpen

kerpen

Netherlands: "Based on reports from municipal public health services (GGDs), children aged 0-17 years only represent 1.3% of all reported patients with COVID-19, although they comprise 20.7% of the population."

Kate Taylor

katetaylornyt

One thing has jumped out at me from recent studies of transmission in schools: The seeming rarity with which students transmit the virus to school staff. This should be reassuring

Ashley Feng

afeng79

This new report on how China can engage in the restructuring of global supply chains by Huang Qifan, VP of the China Centre for International Economic Exchanges is worth reading

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