#RESEARCH

Smithsonian's NMNH

NMNH

125 years ago yesterday, physicist Wilhelm Roentgen discovered X-rays. The finding gave scientists a new way to see the world and transformed medicine and natural history research. Today, we’ll show

Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World

SociusJournal

We are excited to announce that all current (and future) #COVID19 research will be part of a new special collection! Here's a recap of what's been published so far, but

Youyang Gu

youyanggu

A CDC paper last month found that Kansas counties with mask mandates saw a decrease in cases in Aug, while counties without mandates saw an increase.Since then, both groups saw

chloe cockburn 🍑

chloecockburn

Thread: So many people are in motion right now which is incredible. If you're at a loss for what to do to show up, here is some advice I’ve given

Tom Andes

thomaseandes

Though I am probably preaching to the choir, New Orleans friends, there is a very confusing proposition -- Prop 2 -- on the ballot in Saturday's runoff election. In short,

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

I’ve been in touch with five U.K. university professors in departments which means they’re knowledgeable about immunology. All of us agree that the variants will not meaningfully alter immune recognition

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

After four years of work by 25 researchers, we've been able to narrow the range of future climate change. We find that equilibrium climate sensitivity is likely between 2.6C and

Dr Philip W Blood🇪🇺

BloodPhilip

1. NYE thread: the Hausser myths and research of the SS.Paul Hausser and the erasing of SS crimes. Born in 1880 in Brandenburg and died in Ludwigsburg 1972. A career

The IT guy 🙏🇺🇸👨‍👧‍👧👨🏼‍✈️💻🤙🏼🏈🎬🎷😂

COL_James83

So, I saw a where this thought he could “dunk” on Prophets & how it seems “contradictory” wrt to the use of term “Mormon”I decided to do some

Commons Legal

CommonsLegal

TODAY we launched a free advice tool for people in England who’ve been fined under coronavirus regulations. What is this service and why is it important? A thread >>>https://bit.ly/3kWPF5m /1 This

Harry Fletcher-Wood

HFletcherWood

1) Feedback is great, right? The meta-analyses show it is - but this fascinating study by Stefan Ekecrantz takes those meta-analyses apart. He examines Hattie and Timperley; they rely on

Crypto Plotz

CryptoPlotz

Huge shoutout to @LisaNEdwards But I decided to fight temptation and hold back from trading her #ThousandtoMillion so far....Here’s why.THREAD. LEARNI don’t know enough about the trading game yet and

Calvin Thigpen

cgthigpen

Our world has been up-ended by #COVID19, and in cities around the globe, people are rethinking how they get around and cities are reworking their transportation policies and infrastructure.1/8 Great

Jon Huang, MPH, PhD | BLM | 🙏🏽

jon_y_huang

Because I am a glutton for punishment, here's a tiny thread about why causal inference and policy is so tricky re: "masks and COVID-19" Disclaimer #1: Mute this thread if

हठयोगी

hathyogi31

#Thread on science behind the jyotirlinga. Jyoti means 'radiance' or ‘light’ & lingam means ‘Sign' of Shiva; Jyotir Lingam thus means the Radiant Sign of Shiva or you can say

Dinesh S. Thakur

d_s_thakur

I realize that memory is really fleeting, especially during these times where Science is sacrificed at the alter of ideology, but let me remind you what the Parliamentary Standing Committee

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