#Pandemic

Claire Berlinski.

ClaireBerlinski

Generally I don't think feel-good stories belong in newspapers. The point of a newspaper is to convey the news, not make you feel good. But this feel-good story is an

Rachael Moses

AHPLeader

In times of crisis we need to maintain clarity & control. Reflecting on conversations this week where therapists are being asked to work in roles they normally don’tIt really is

Nicholas Tran

NTranComposer

This one time, a white composer colleague of mine told me that I should get a job at the performance library since I wasn’t happy with my restaurant job. This

Lucy Walker Lab UCL

LucyWalkerlab

At the start of the pandemic it was unclear whether infection with the novel coronavirus (#SARSCoV2) would lead to protective immunity, how long immunity would last, whether vaccines could be

Layla Moran 🔶

LaylaMoran

These further restrictions are needed, but only because the PM hasn't learned from his mistakes. The @AppgCoronavirus sent him 44 urgent recommendations in December to improve our handling of the

Zev Shalev

ZevShalev

The new postmaster general has a massive conflict of interest. Louis DeJoy still holds $30 M in stock in XPO. This should be enough to disqualify him but XPO

Helen Rosner

hels

There’s no excuse for eating indoors at a restaurant right now that doesn’t ultimately boil down to “I really want to,” and that just isn’t good enoughhttps://www.newyorker.com/culture/annals-of-gastronomy/the-indoor-dining-debate

Catherine Connolly

KitConnolly

A little thread: I’m leaving academia. It’s the right decision for me, but was still a hugely emotional one to make; I cried a lot! Since making the decision, I

Edward Schatz

SchatzEd

Super discussions with @UofT_PolSci PhD students about virtual interviews, virtual ethnography, and ethics of conducting virtual research in our very strange times. Thanks, y'all. I learned a ton! First off,

MultifractelFarol

Mephisto731

OK so: summary. Is it me or is this nonsense over now? Feels like it to me. It's not a pandemic or LTCM, or Europe 2011. It's more like XIV

Rachel Evey Aslanian

erysseraina

The longer COVID goes on, the more perspectives I get to learn and experience. As I learn more, my opinions on how to handle it shift. A thread/ At the

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

I thought the immediate reaction (including mine) to Matt Hancock’s mention of the new virus strain was very revealing. People on both sides of the lockdown debate assumed it was

HLPA

HLPA_UK

Sunday 1 NovemberHLPA believes that the general stay on possession proceedings should be reinstated in the current public health crisis. Furthermore that the 'everyone in' policy should extend and that

Mark Bourrie

MarkBourrie

They got it right by being aggressive, determined and unified. Canadians were timid and self-serving. All levels of government politicized our response, so we got it wrong.https://twitter.com/KarlBelanger/status/1338473566929645570 You coul

Robin Mazumder

RobinMazumder

I asked my parents what it was like for them when I was born. My dad was a PhD student and they both worked opposite hours to ensure I was

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

Medtronic's 20-year-old PB840 ventilators are workhorses, but the company has used DRM to prevent repairs by third parties. Controlling repair gives medtechs monopolist two benefits:1/ 1. They can charge higher-than-market

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