#Impact

Ruchit Patel

RuchitVP

It’s officially out! Thrilled to share our work in @PedCritCareMed on staff perspectives and sustainability of PICU early mobility!A massive team effort, with important implications for #PedsICU rehab. Would love

Maarten Vanhoof

Metti_Hoof

Today marks my very last day at @CASAUCL (and in academia but more about that next year). A thread about this wonderful place It's been 4 years since I

isha *:･ﾟ✧ unflop? 📌

hhyukhei

let's be real. i might get cancelled for this but this is a genuine question to my fellow filo/asian stans. before you entered stan twt, how much did you know

Nelly Tells

NellyTells

Govts put corona infected into care homes as policy. Govts introduce previously illegal euthanasia protocols Very few seem to care in a society that said we would accept martial law

Great Barrington Declaration

gbdeclaration

Lockdown Harms #mentalhealth 1. UK @mentalhealth foundation November report states,there has been a slow decline in people coping with the COVID-19 restrictions and the impact this has on their mental

Alex Elliott

alexpotato

Inspired by @patio11 @RachelTobac @HydeNS33k @holman @sehurlburt here is a list "Quick Things Many People Find Too Obvious To Have Told You Already" aka "Things I wish someone had told

Dr Steven Berryman

Steven_Berryman

Research commissioned by the @ace__london from the @TheRSC, examining how Ofsted rated Outstanding schools integrate arts and cultural education as part of a rigorous academic curriculum. https://www.artscouncil.org.uk/publication/arts-and-

Greenpeace UK

GreenpeaceUK

5 years ago world leaders agreed a deal to halt the climate crisis but we're seeing more extreme weather, people dying and ecosystems collapsing. In 2021 the UK will host

Save Your Sons

SaveYourSons

In celebration of 5k followers in three months, a quick thread on what I've learned about Twitter growth=THREAD= What does it take to grow on Twitter?In its simplest form it's

brad plumer

bradplumer

What were the big energy and climate surprises of the Trump era? Four years ago, I described the most plausible arc for US climate policy under Trump (it was a

Amir A Zadpoor

amir_zadpoor

The second installment of my summer-time #AcademicChatter 1) I have some suggestions for young researchers who are wondering what kind of supervisor they should try to find. The (academic) age

Sam Greene

samagreene

The dust hasn't yet settled, but we can draw some early conclusions from today's protests in #Russia. TL;DR: The Kremlin and the opposition are at a stalemate./1 I don't see

#LandIsNotProperty Mwalimu Wandia

wmnjoya

Two days ago, I was in an interview in which I surprised the interviewers by saying that Kenyans don't have the same political consciousness as Africans in the other settler

Miriam Brett

MiriamBrett

Covid-19 has reshaped urban landscapes, while the climate crisis intensifies. As the COP26 host city, Glasgow can lead the way with a green recovery. @Cmmonwealth and @Groundlab_ltd have made beautiful

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/7The uselessness of Trump's trade war with China doesn't mean that the US should not act aggressively to address its decades of large trade deficits. It just means that global

sumdirt

upfromsumdirt

Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, for your consideration. started her presidential campaign on Jan. 25, 1972. she was for equality & education but most politicians are not anti-imperialist, so im not sure

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