#Discoveries

Stephanie Melchor, PhD

sjmelchor

Okay, boys and girls and non-binary darlings, circle up. IT'S STORY-TIME. I've learned some things in the last 48 hrs re: the history of immunology that, not once during the

Gertrud Rey PhD (Trudy)

GertrudRey

Are viruses alive? The short answer is still no.In this month's blog post I take a break from coronaviruses to talk about giant viruses and their apparent potential to produce

Eric Escobar

eresc79

Exponential growth of #COVID19BC cases in recent weeks continues. 1/ The growth in cases started in Fraser and is now spreading to Vancouver. 2/ More concerning is the expansion of

Dr Robert Bohan Artist

RobertBohan

Thread: Today on the Winter Solstice, one of the oldest traditions on the planet is played out at Newgrange, Ireland. Newgrange is older than the Pyramids & Stonehenge & was

Mo Amir ॐ This is VANCOLOUR

vancolour

Here are a few of my favourite folks in BC politics, media, and culture in 2020 — shameless plugs included. My favourite This is VANCOLOUR guest of 2020 is @tamarataggart.These

Chris Kavanagh

C_Kavanagh

Chapter 2 of #ScienceFictions is ostensibly about the Replication Crisis but goes much further afield than psychology. The chapter offers a succinct case for why we are right to talk

Bret Devereaux

BretDevereaux

It's time for a long twitter thread on the nature and limits of the evidence for the ancient world!As you may be aware, compared to even something like the European

Katie Hale

halekatie

I’m challenging myself! During October, I’m aiming to read one novella / short novel every day. This may fall apart within a week, but let’s give it a shot. First

Tim Latimer

TimMLatimer

1/Ok y’all, this @jasonbordoff piece is just fantastic. His boldest, and in my opinion accurate, claim is that petrostates will be winners of climate change policy. So let’s unpack that

Goncalo Abecasis

gabecasis

This paper was a longtime coming. In no particular order, some of the interesting things to learn from the sequencing and analysis of 53,831 human genomes. 1/nhttps://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03205-yPDF: https://www.nature.com/art

Laura Hayes

LauraHayesDC

Friends. I would like to share my favorite food and drink discoveries from last year, many of which only came about because of the pandemic. Restaurants demonstrated their resilience and

kārthik கார்த்திக் कार्तिक 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 | Sanatani

almightykarthik

#ThreadHello Dear Tweeples, today we’re gonna look at a Siddhar who made significant contribution in building the renowned Brihadeeswara Temple – Karuvoorar Siddhar. We’ll come to that aspect of things

asngrads

asngrads

Aaaaand here we go! The @NSF Workshop for ECRs is about to start! #ECR2 Starting with BIO Program Director Matthew Herron outlining the goals of the @NSF Directorate of Biological

Jose Jorge

josejorgexl

Today I want to start a potentially little series of threads about one of my biggest passions...Gödel's theoremsOne of the biggest discoveries of all time that I'm sure will blow

matthew champion

mjc_associates

Given today's news about the discoveries made at the National Trust's Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk, a brief thread about why we were there, and what was found. It isn't every

Guo-Liang "Chewie" Chew

chewomics

A little late to the party (blame it on time zones), but I'm happy to share our initial findings on the reactivation of H2A.B in cancers, from an international collaboration

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