#Paper

Ryan Lowery

ryanmlowery

Today, Sunday July 26, the @ABQJournal published a half-page ad from a Pennsylvania-based group that, among other things, claims any COVID-19 vaccine will contain a secret biometric tattoo that will

Rafael Polidoro, PhD

RafaelPolidoro2

It's finally out. The idea for this paper got me twice in the finals of the Pew Latin America Fellowship. Made them create a new rule to exclude me. Made

lisi schoenbach

LisiSchoenbach

1)Teaching Derrida this week and just reread Barbara Johnson’s definition of critique in the introduction to Dissemination: 2)“The critique reads backwards from what seems natural, obvious, self-evident, or universal, in

Dr Nisreen Alwan 🌻

Dr2NisreenAlwan

1/ SAGE paper on #COVID19 tranmission in children, dated 17 Dec, published 31 Dec. This paper was "approved prioer to the emergence of data on the new variant". It includes

Daniel Bellingradt

dbellingradt

Again, #earlymodern Europe was a paper age. Let's have a closer look into this allegorical painting of 1629, and discuss what can be seen. A thread for #paperhistory #bookhistory #communicationhistory

Anand Giridharadas

AnandWrites

I have a practice to suggest.Every time today when you're tempted to say the words "Joe Manchin," in the spirit of noting what may not be possible, catch yourself and

Erick Erickson

EWErickson

With the hand count in Georgia just about wrapped up, there really isn’t a big difference between the hand count and machine count. Most counties match perfectly. The differences come

Steven N. Durlauf

sndurlauf

1/The "study" is without merit. It would receive a failing grade were it submitted as research paper for a graduate course in any decent doctoral program in economics. (Certainly the

Anthony Lee Zhang

AnthonyLeeZhang

I often say to grad students: a reasonable thing to aim for in grad school is ~2-3 essentially complete and posted papers, alongside your JMP. This often looks like your

Subbarao Kambhampati

rao2z

[#AI & Privacy--a blast from the past--mini-thread] All this discussion about Parler etc being held accountable for views propounded on them reminded me and my friend @PJNarayanan of an interesting

Daniel Zappala

Daniel_Zappala

Having been a reviewer for USENIX Security, CCS, PETS, and ACSAC, I’ve observed both good and bad reviewing practices. We’re grappling with massive growth in security conferences, and this is

Elizabeth Hannon

El_Dritch

I have handled more than 5000 papers while with the BJPS. Not all were sent out for review, but very many were, to a min. of two people. That’s a

Daniel Bellingradt

dbellingradt

Schools in early modern Europe were social spaces of learning and teaching, and above all, paper was present. A thread for #paperhistory and #bookhistory. What you see is an imagined

Renuka Badhe

DrRenukaBadhe

Few things that make me quite this annoyed-this thread by @millerjm86 tells you why, and includes a link to the said paper.@WomeninPolarSci @WomenSciAUST @4womeninscience @GenderCC @womenalsoknow @STEM_Gender - is a

Igor Bobic

igorbobic

Impeachment trial day 2: House managers are presenting their evidence regarding the Jan 6th attack. Lots of senators on both sides were late to the floor. Warren’s husband is watching

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

@mugecevik is an excellent scientist and a responsible professional. She likely read the paper more carefully than most. She grasped some of its strengths and weaknesses that are not apparent

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