#Science

Anchorage Man

SethPartnow

Non-expert but expert-informed context in minutes restrictions and timing.Minutes played are reasonably but not precisely correlated to “athletic load” - itself a somewhat squishy term - but at this point

Mohamed Ateia

moha_ateia

[Thread] Let's update the #syllabus of #watertreatment courses? This thread summarizes recent studies (some personal studies) that challenged conventional perspectives and approaches which will help educating future #engineers & #sc

Joseph Lacey

JJJLacey

New paper with @EPSRjournal on the European People's Party @EPP re their changing voting behaviour on issues of fundamental values/rule of law in the EP @Europarl_EN Research 2 years in

AL 🙂

Metabo_PhD

1/ This is an open letter to Premier Doug Ford @fordnation from a very concerned Ontarian. Cc. @traviskann @yelich_ivana #COVID19 #Canada #Ontario #cdnpoli #onpoli #lockdown 2/ For almost a year,

victor urecki

CharlestonRabbi

These days post-election are too important to be continuing to react to every comment made by the current President.You don't need to do that anymore.We have a President-elect.A bridge builder.And

Alexandra D-S

iotwatch

As a kind of advent calendar, I'm sharing the books that helped me write my upcoming book. Day 1: Buildings and Power #bookworm #research #books #innovation https://youtu.be/DoIhhdpZ8Ak Day 2: Visualisierung

Jean Adams

jeanmadams

It is woman and girls in science day! Let me tell you about some of the fabulous women that I have the pleasure of working on science with every day

Dr Cathryn Lewis

cathrynlewis

This will present work from ERICA-SA – Evolving Risk Factors for Cancers in African Populations where I’m a proud collaboratorStudying breast, oesophageal squamous & cervical cancer.Funded by South Africa MRC

TheSTEMTimes

TheSTEMTimes

#InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlInScience Here's a shout-out to all the fearless women & girls in science! At @TheSTEMTimes we celebrate this momentous day by sharing stories of inspiring women scientists we've featured -

Andy Maciver

akmaciver

Here’s @NeilMackay’s big read from today’s @heraldscotland . As with pretty much everything Neil writes (he’s always top of my ‘to read’ pile), it’s well worth a read. Here’s a

Johns Hopkins Engineering

HopkinsEngineer

In observance of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we're highlighting a few #HopkinsEngineers at the forefront of the fight against COVID-19.#WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM .@TexasDownUnder was recognized as one

Michael Eisen

mbeisen

Since the dawn of the Internet, it has been clear that we need and have the opportunity to build a system of scholarly communication free of limitations of print: a

Anubis

wild_mccandless

I know reading a full fledged science paper is way beyond your intellect. But the actual paper actually stresses more presence of non-ruminant lipids as compared to ruminant lipids (which

Lauren Dobson-Hughes

ldobsonhughes

I think Canada needs its own domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity in general. But I’m highly suspicious of a private company claiming if only they had federal money, they could have

Miércoles-MartínezOrdaz

MMartinezordaz

Taylor Swift as philosophy of science books: @mslapointe ;)

Arram Sabeti

arram

Lack of housing in liberal coastal cities is a major reason America isn't more liberal.Research shows:1. People who live in these cities become more liberal2. They're the hardest places to

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