#Peer

Laura Richards

Iam_LauraD

Inspired by @bridgetwriting, I want to share my own thread of achievements and, well, things I’m grateful for from 2020. It’s easy to write this year off as a bust,

Hardy AIM 🎯

AimHardy

In arguably one of the most controversial U Turns since Nick Clegg on Tuition Fees...I have bought back more than I sold in #AVCT After a lot of recapping/further analysis

Frank ⌁

FrankElavsky

Data visualization cares disproportionately far too much about designing for colorblindness relative to other disabilities that are more common (visual impairments included).(A thread on disability, race, and patriarchy in data

Jacob F Kirkegaard

jfkirkegaard

Peer pressure, the rapid dissemination of "best practices" and "races to the top" is supposed to be among the most important benefits of being a member of the EU -

Sam Dylan Finch

samdylanfinch

Hello it’s five am and I’m awake which means it’s time for Sam’s very specific complaint Featuring: you can’t be a good therapist because you haven’t ~recovered~ from your mental

Jooyoung Lee🥋

theyoungjoo

Lots of proponents for reopening schools are citing the Sick Kids report as if it were peer-reviewed science or gospel. It's neither of these. A few observations as a population

Melina Aarnikoivu

MAarnikoivu

I’m not a “successful scholar” (and probably never will be if citation numbers determine that) but I like my work and I feel like I’m making some difference, even if

Erene Stergiopoulos, MD

fullerenes

As residents we get bombarded with resources & info abt “wellness”.But there’s often a mismatch between institutional discourses of #residentwellness & and learner-generated discourses.We often point out what wellness is

Nicola Low #StopCovid19 #StillFBPE

nicolamlow

This paper is (mostly) being interpreted as showing that #SARSCoV2 viral load is higher in children than adults. But is it? https://www.jpeds.com/article/S0022-3476(20)31023-4/fulltextb @EricTopol @DoctorYasmin @angie_rasmussen @skepteis @a

Michael Harriot

michaelharriot

You are framing the question so that you can receive the answer you want but I’ll bite.A thread.https://twitter.com/mr_teekay/status/1325717891677736961 1. Would you agree to a law that required you to get

Karen Lloyd

archaearama

Your paper had experts on Deltaproteobacteria phylogeny. If I were writing your paper, I would have contacted the same experts. But that’s because, when I, personally, think of taxonomy/nomenclature, I

Gonz

FaceLikeTheSun

0/ A retraction request was submitted to Eurosurveillance on Nov. 27th 2020 by an “international consortium of scientists” outlining 10 “fatal problems” with the initial report that was used by

D3M0

D3m0A

(1) Good Question Martin! But it requires some history & a bit of faith to answer fully imo...Quotes from Wayne Madsen ;)https://twitter.com/martingeddes/status/1067808729196834816 (2) Let's start with the facts *Q clearances

Dr. Thomas Binder, MD

Thomas_Binder

Thread webThe Prevailing Corona Narrative:A Stillborn eternal Undead Thread webIt is nonsense to test symptomatic people for one and only one type of respiratory virus. ..https://twitter.com/Thomas_Binder/status/1302145409859702784 ...It is

Stanford History Education Group

SHEG_Stanford

We hear it from students all the time: “.com websites are bad. .edu and .org websites are good, unless it’s Wikipedia.” These misconceptions can lead students dangerously astray. A thread

Dr Kate Chhatwal OBE

KateChhatwal

In the panel discussion at the launch of the @NAHTnews #ImprovingSchools report, @nick_brook asked me what we can do to unleash greatness in schools. Summarising my response as a thread

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