#Science

Nick Bourgeois

haxorize

Most of this sounds reasonable given the emergence of new variants. The notable exception is the arbitrary 6-feet rule that has zero science behind it. A majority of schools will

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

St. Mungo’s Academy Faculty of Science

StMungoScience

To celebrate #WomenInScienceDay we will be sharing our favourite women in ScienceFirst up is Miss Aitken's favourite Rosalind Franklin. She played a vital role in discovering the shape of DNA

Ven Popov

venpopov

Finally got around to reading this and have a few comments. It's a very good introduction to modeling distributions, rather than point estimates, with multilevel modeling approaches. It illustrates nicely

Aaron Gunn

AaronGunn

I have to say, the move to force $2000 hotel quarantines on Canadians trying to return home (many of whom left for work overseas before any requirements like this existed)

G Kang

GKangInd

1.5 billion children have been out of schools with consequences from nutrition to mental health and social development. A thread on SARS-CoV2, children and school in India in response to

Dieter Bohn

backlon

Here is my review of the new MacBook Air with Apple's M1 processor instead of Intel. It is incredibly, shockingly good. There were a thousand things that could have gone

Jake @ Electrodrome

ElectrodromeFM

Summary thread of disaster movies watched during the Great Pandemic of 2020/2021 with thanks to @racsterls for the idea... ...First of all in summary there are some well-loved essential elements,

Steve Brule

braidedmanga

On conspiracy theories: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-eQ2bR1HFkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jobYTQTgeUEhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vC_S2YsmwDkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqZiwRk1yLQhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjVNcAAf7pAh

Jenna Burrell

jennaburrell

I’m writing a review piece right now where I argue (with Marion Fourcade) that the “coding elite” are a quasi-occupational class that is increasingly powerful and also ill equipped to

Jonathan Amos

BBCAmos

It's not been a great day for the UK space sector. No prime contracts were won to lead the development of the next six @CopernicusEU satellites. Worse still, the "geo-return"

Paras Chopra

paraschopra

1/n Did you know that one in two people don’t keep up with their new year resolutions just after 1st month? Why does that happen to something WE chose OURSELVES?Psychology

Riley Pollom

RileyPollom

1/11 Our new study is now out in @nature: Half a century of global decline in oceanic #sharks and #rays.https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-03173-9 2/11 This work documents an alarming, ongoing, global decline of

Conor White-Sullivan 𐃏🇺🇸

Conaw

Most of the productivity discourse seems to be about top-down planningMost how we think and talk about project management is in that paradigm tooMy focus is on bottom up project

Eric Topol

EricTopol

As I approach a decade on @twitter, some things I've learned for it's utility for science and medicine:1. By using http://allmytweets.net (exported as a PDF format), I can usually find

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

2) Israel is seeing a sharp rise in the number of children and teens getting infected with coronavirus, according to Health Ministry. “This is something we did not witness

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