#Researchers

Chris Nicholas

CatalysisChris

We should remember that "journals are, in their core functions, researcher‐driven enterprises" 1/nhttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/dech.12635 One aspect I've never seen addressed in the context of open access /

Briley Lewis

briles_34

so I asked what I as a grad student can do for anti-blackness in astronomy at #aas237, because it often feels like these big structural things are beyond my power

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

I would like to share the story of how a patient with cancer came up with the idea for a randomized trial, & how listening to him saved a lot

Sina Fazelpour

sinafazelpour

There’s a peculiar phenomenon I keep encountering. When discussing how sociocultural diversity can be epistemically beneficial to groups, some dismissively respond with something like: “so, you’re making the business case

Melissa Loh

melissaloh_

I'm currently an undergraduate student @UCIrvine and as I am also an advocacy volunteer for @alznorcalnornev, I have been researching NIH-funded Phase III clinical trial drugs for #Alzheimers! A thread

Jussi Paananen

datadriveby

As a part of the discussion of sequencing of different #Covid19 strains, I've been asked by many, what the sequencing capacity of Finnish universities would be (and if they should

Gretchen Goldman, PhD

GretchenTG

The administration's rule to restrict EPA science--which was unilaterally opposed by the scientific community in nearly a million comments--will be finalized. Some thoughts in a THREAD...https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environmen

Kurt "Masks Save Lives" Eichenwald

kurteichenwald

Dejoy is such a liar. He began at @USPS on June 15. Less than 30 days later, he blows out overtime needed to make deliveries. Was there any research to

Mozilla

mozilla

The producers of The Social Dilemma brought some serious and valid concerns about the impact of social media platforms to a broad Netflix audience. BUT… There were glaring omissions,

Sopan Deb

SopanDeb

With respect to my colleague @benyt, some of the best journalists in the industry don't break news and have the most credibility in the business. https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/ben-smith-new-york-times-profile.html Daniel Dale

Alix Dunn

alixtrot

I have seen a few people on here suggesting researchers who study harms of AI smile more in the wake of the exciting @DeepMind breakthrough. I used to encounter this

NBC News

NBCNews

A 64-page document asserting an elaborate conspiracy theory involving Joe Biden's son and business in China, that was later disseminated by close associates of President Trump, appears to be the

Andy Grieve

AndrewPGrieve

https://twitter.com/T_Allen1998/status/1323335976991756290?s=20@statsepi Part of the problem is using the same symbols for different things. In a superiority trial delta is the minimum clinical difference, or as @stephensenn calls it "

Sukh "Wearing a mask isn't controversial" Pabial.

sukhpabial

Why is my talk for #LTDX21 entitled "Scream, Shout... and Breathe"?Because I want to directly address the bad practice we see in the L&D space as a result of Covid-19.

Peyman Milanfar

docmilanfar

(1/8) Measuring academic impact is tricky. The h-index (the largest integer such that the person has h papers with at least h citations) is one standard and widely popular metric.

Stephen Kellett

softwareverify

Oxford University researchers have discovered the densest element yet known to science. The new element, Governmentium (symbol=Gv), has one neutron, 25 assistant neutrons, 88 deputy neutrons and 198 assistant deputy

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