#Researchers

Michael Eisen

mbeisen

The media are, rightly, taking a lot of heat for spreading false fears about COVID-19 immunity. But's its worth tracing the origins of this particular case back to where it

Ann Memmott PGC🌈

AnnMemmott

V important new research into extreme sensitivity to noise, in autistic people (hyperacusis). Most autistic people suffer this.It's a major barrier to everyday life, jobs, education, everything.At the moment, little

Kaz Weida

kazweida

As the wheels of justice grind forward and we prepare for Biden to take office, it's worthwhile to get a bird's eye view of the mess we still have to

Alison Blunt

AlisonBlunt

1) Leading corona researchers admit that they have no scientific evidence for the existence of a virusCorona_Facts July 03, 2020 https://archive.org/details/leading-corona-researchers-admit-that-they-have-no-scientific-evidence/mode/2up Quo

Women in Econ/Policy

weconpol

Are you a young researcher new to Twitter, in particular #EconTwitter ? Here's a short thread of all the tips, guides, help, advice we could find on how to use

Alon Zivony, PhD 🏳️‍🌈

AlonZivony

Remember that PNAS study about bisexual men and erections? I had some problems with it, and PNAS were kind enough to publish my comments.https://www.pnas.org/content/early/2020/11/16/2016533117You can find a preprint here:https://sites.goog

Jen Heemstra

jenheemstra

You’ve heard that it’s important to #WearAMask. That’s true – masks save lives. But, you might not have heard that some masks are better than others. And, new research shows

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

BREAKING—new #COVID19 vaccine efficacy study from Israel concludes that Pfizer/BioNTech's jab is up to 85% effective after the first dose after 15 days to day 28—and even 75% including asymptomatic

Southeast Asian Historians

SEA_historian

1/13 Today I want to talk about the discourse of archaeology in Southeast Asia (something that I call the Two World Problem) and I'm wondering if it's the same for

Berna Devezer

zerdeve

This preprint provides an important critical evaluation of metascientific approaches to replications and how the underlying motives differ from other approaches to across multiple fields. Should be a key reading

Carrie E. Fry, PhD

cefry437

Are you a health or education policy researcher? Health economist? Clinical epidemiologist? Do you analyze two-group/two-time-period (quasi-experimental) studies? If so, then this methods thread is for you! 1/ Inspired by

MWF

medicalwomenuk

1/4 Professors Orkin and Modi recently wrote to the Vaccine Taskforce (VTF )on behalf of the MWF to draw attention to exclusion of pregnant women, young people, children and infants

Pramesh CS

cspramesh

The WHO’s chief scientist on a year of loss and learning https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-03556-y For anyone remotely involved in healthcare, these are life lessons from @doctorsoumya. A must read.For those of you

Eli Montgomery (They/Them) 🏳️‍🌈

Intentionaut

Lessons learned from building a design team from 0 to 20 in just over a year. A thread: 1. Great talent can come from literally any backgroundOur researchers have come

Jennifer Franco

jennfranconews

#NEW: Scientists from King’s College London analyzing data from a widely-used COVID-19 symptom-tracking app have found there are six distinct types of the disease, each distinguished by a cluster of

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singh_raj_yash

Article 51 A(h) says it shall be the duty of every citizen of India to develop scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform. It is much neglected

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