#Exploratory

Lion Schulz

Lion_Schulz

Excited to share this! We show that dogmatic beliefs are predicted by how people use their confidence to guide their search for information - out in @PNASNews w/ @M_Rollwage, Ray

Dr. Limor Raviv 🦄🐘🦒

Limor_Raviv

Are some languages more easily learned than others?What makes a language easy to learn?In a new study /w @mariannedhk & Meyer, we tested whether language learnability is shaped by community

Anurag Shukla

Anuraag_Shukla

Translating evidence from neuroscience into classroom practice can be problematic for many reasons (Howard-Jones, 2014). Findings from a lab setting may not always be transferable to a classroom. #ScienceOfLearning with

Scott B. Weingart

scott_bot

Now that everyone's got their eyes on Saturn: we're pretty lucky to be seeing Saturn at this angle during the conjunction with Jupiter, so we can actually see its rings

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

NEW—A single dose of Oxford-AstraZeneca #COVID19 vaccine provided strong protection in trials after the first 22 days: 76% efficacy (days 22-90). Also, when 2nd shot were delayed by >3 months:

anna wiederkehr

wiederkehra

Time for a lil background on the concept process of our interactive forecast (YES IT'S COMING!!!)Bc my brain is fried (who's isn't?), I do not promise a SUPER coherent

Charles Lister

Charles_Lister

Very, very interesting.#HTS & its leader Abu Mohammed al-Jolani have just finished hosting @FrontlinePBS's @Martin28Smith in #Idlib for 3 days.How times change -- quite a difference from 2014/15.https://twitter.com/Martin28Smith/sta

Caroline Grego

CarolineGrego88

I keep waiting for a twitter thread from someone better versed in the history of the Spanish Southeast than I - so I guess I'll spark the convo, which lends

Nicolas Schmid

nicolas_schmid_

Interested in how the #transition to #renewable and #energy-efficient technologies shapes energy and climate #politics? In my doctoral thesis - now publicly accessible: https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000447993 - I synthesized my work on

Wokeman, #KBF, 96.5%, ALM

Wokeman8

1/ A thread on why Japan has 60 times FEWER deaths per million than the UK with no mass testing, no travel bans and no lock down. 11 deaths per

Robot James

therobotjames

You think you've identified a new, useful predictive factor for trading... But is it really new? Or just another way of looking at something you already know about?How might you

Dr Arthur Turrell

arthurturrell

Ok, we're all tired of the neverending count, so here's something completely different:10 less well-known code packages; the fun, the useful, and the unexpected.below. #EconTwitter #DataScience #RStats #Python #PyData 1.

garrett ☕ | play outer wilds

gmontei_ro

Three recent video games that theme park designers could learn from: a thread! #themedentertainment #gamedesign First, a disclaimer: I am NOT a professional game designer. These are my observations as

Michael Muthukrishna

mmuthukrishna

New paper on "Psychology as a historical science" w/ @JoHenrich & @slingerland20 in Annual Review of Psychology. Catalyzing the field of "historical psychology" by reviewing work on: origins of psychology

Dr Robin George Andrews 🌋

SquigglyVolcano

Good morning America! You all seem thrilled about Biden’s moon rock. It’s symbolism, of the scientific and exploratory achievements that have been made – and will ideally soon be surpassed

Cory Morningstar

elleprovocateur

"Harvesting the oceans under the Blue Economy": "The #OECD suggests that the #ocean economy is likely to outpace the global economy in the next 15 years."#GreatReset #NewDealForNature #DeepSeaMining https://twitter.com/w

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