#Science

David Hsu

d_hsu_work

Faculty, universities, and industry are way behind where young people are in thinking about how to address climate change. You can suggest dialogue but they don't care (rightly, really) unless

Andrew C Ahn

AndrewCAhn2

Part 6: COVID and OverdispersionIn Part 5, we talked about epidemiological implications of overdispersion.In this section, we explore potential CAUSES of COVID-19 overdispersion1/https://twitter.com/AndrewCAhn2/status/1344792823204360192 1:

🇨🇦 Bill Comeau Crush the Curve 📉

Billius27

Why schools need to be closed now in Ontario. Let's start with the backdrop. Ontario's situation is worsening. Hospitalizations are rising rapidly and are closing in on the Wave 1

AuntyGlowstitches

theglowstitches

NYSC is part of factors responsible for shortage of jobs in this country. One corper performs the duty of two staffs, gets paid less than half of what one staff

Michael "Mike" Albert, MD

MichaelAlbertMD

1/ This is why I get so frustrated with the LC community and its talking heads. Declarative statements, lacking nuance, which amounts to pseudoscience (i.e., shreds of truth wrapped up

Helen McCarthy

tweetheart4711

Fifty years ago today the Osaka World's Fair, Expo 70, was in full swing. The artist Taro Matsumoto's keynote Tower of the Sun welcomed visitors from around the globe. Osamu

Dave Beaty

dave_beaty

Jacques Vallée -1/5 "A very high-level engineering manager in a large company that has research labs in Silicon Valley. He was asked thirty years ago to look at some material...

John Innes Centre

JohnInnesCentre

NEW SCIENTIST LIVE - We're delighted to be taking part in @newscievents virtual one-day event: 'Future of Food and Agriculture' alongside @TheSainsburyLab tomorrow.Our full stage and HP3 room programme is

Daniel Aldana Cohen

aldatweets

I’ve had many students express frustration + sadness at the lack of courses available on the climate emergency, from wide range of perspectives. There’s something like gaslighting going on when

zoobau 🌹

zoobau

I don't dislike economics as a field of study & mark it as "not a science" because of some disdain for the more applied studies, but rather because a lot

Izabella Kaminska

izakaminska

THREAD: We need to be rational about the anti vaxxer situation and speak to the conspiratorial demographic in language that resonates: notably the language of active counter conspiracies. I will

John Cook

johnfocook

It’s challenging debunking misinformation in polarized issues like climate change or COVID. The @crankyuncles game tackles this problem with a critical thinking approach known as logic-based inoculation. http://crankyuncle.com/game

Gary McDowell

GaryMcDowellPhD

I have a lot of feelings about the possible imminent immigration moves, but most of them center around how clear it is that American science will loudly fight for its

George Gascón

GeorgeGascon

1/6I appreciate thoughtful critiques & questions (even the creative ones :)My directives are based on data & science, & there's extensive evidence that involvement in the juvenile justice system results

APS Student Caucus

APSStudent

10 things I wish I knew when I was a student. 1. Be proud of your own background/path. I’m a first gen college student, with teen parents who came from

Jessica Lahey

jesslahey

My partner, @TimLaheyMD, is on call today, taking care of people hospitalized w/ infectious diseases, including COVID. He has been concerned enough over rising numbers in our area that he

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