#SCIENTISTS

avizco 🌊

avizcoTDE

6. Yaw Tog - SoreThe idea of people from Ghana making one of my favourite drill songs ever would've been incomprehensible, but the Kumericans all showed their unique talent over

Greenpeace EU

GreenpeaceEU

Why is the EU's farm policy, the CAP, so stuck in the past and hard to change? Probably because powerful and vested interests are at play in shaping the #FutureofCAP

Reuben Mahaffy ⚗️

reubenmahaffy

Just stop.Schools are not widget factories. Students are not widgets.Emergency remote learning has reminded us how relational teaching is. Schools are communities that need to be nurtured and resourced.Competition improving

🖤😷💙Pysgod_gwisgo_het🐟#WearAMask🐟#IamEuropean

fish_in_a_hat

Where now? Thread“Josef Hartinger was a 39 year old deputy prosecutor. Part of this generation that was going to make a strong, democratic Germany.”Dr Timothy W Ryback speaking in @bbc

duncanpoundcake

duncanpoundcake

You will have seen various #CovidGobshites on Twitter claiming #COVID19 is for old people. They get it. They were already ill and were going to die anyway. Figures coming out

Jr nsam 57 ~ ✌

_Sm1ttyjr

1/ This is a crime against, and an abuse of humanity as a whole.Politicians are complicit. Media is complicit. Mega-corp execs, many health workers, scientists, and LE, also complicit.Read these

The Skin You're In

tsyiblkhealth

Today we're discussing the Tuskegee Studies and how they shaped human medical research as we know it today. (1/A THREAD#TSYIRemembers #TheSkinYoureIn #TuskegeeStudies #BlackHealthMatters: @CDCgov Starting in 1932, the Tuskegee

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

It’s important to remember that coronaviruses mutate all the time. And, the more they spread, the more mutations can happen. That is why simply reducing transmission is the key to

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

1/. The Dutch strategy for dealing with #coronavirus mirrors that being attempted by @BorisJohnson’s govt & is described as “a masterclass in framing & gaslighting.”But in recent days, leaks &

Business Insider India🇮🇳

BiIndia

A car-sized #asteroid flew within 1,830 miles of #Earth over the weekend — the closest pass ever — and we didn't see it cominghttps://www.businessinsider.in/science/news/a-car-size-asteroid-flew-within-1830-miles-of-earth-over-the-w

Nicole Scro

nmscro

Some positive news for 2020: not only are we replacing old roads named after white supremacists, but we're naming *new* ones not after some variant of shrubbery.The roads for the

Martin “Black Lives Matter” Pfeiffer 🏳️‍🌈

NuclearAnthro

Iranians almost certainly have info & skills to make a nuclear weapon. Scientists come & go but the half life of U-235 is 700+ million years. This seems more about

Caroline Nguyen

SpaceXponential

#Buildinpublic Day 25:Who draws the hands drawing the hands into existence? The artist. But... where is the artist? (Must the artist always be "off canvas"?)*What* is the artist?

Josh Gabbatiss

Josh_Gabbatiss

I took a look at Shell's first ever 1.5C scenario and found that it is... remarkably similar to its “well-below 2C” scenario.Oil, gas, coal, solar.... all basically unchanged.The key difference:

Quinn Capers, IV

DrQuinnCapers4

1/ THREAD: Re: retraction of the @JAHA_AHA paper. I have a few thoughts.I have seen posts implying that the retraction was due to political correctness, or because the author's views,

Rachel Coulthard-Graf

RachCTweets

Should postdocs be pessimistic about their career chances? In an article on @nature's postdoc survey, @cdwoolston asked me about my role @embl and why - despite the challenges - I

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