#Journal

CryptoTalks

CryptoTalksx

Journals:I think they’re pretty important tbh, this account is where I journal my trades backed with charts. Pure TA (w/ little FA) to see what goes well + what goes

Ethan Mollick

emollick

How do you get people to listen to experts? Non-experts often think they know best, but this experiment shows that if you first ask them to explain how something works

Kirstin Munro

kmunroutrgv

I am on track to referee ~100 manuscripts this year across a few different journals. Quick thread (in no particular order) listing my top five most common issues with manuscripts

Rebecca Burch, MD

RebeccaCBurch

“Why did my paper get rejected?” Recent conversations with researcher friends made me realize that academic journal/editorial decision making can feel very opaque. To shed some light, here’s a rough

Dr. Dorothy Kim

dorothyk98

Thread: So, the thing that strikes me here is actually about larger issues in relation to CRT & journals. This is on my mind b/c I am on a panel

CJ Marchesani

cjmarchesani

Thread Re: Devon Dotson, Tre Jones, Grant Riller and others thriving in the G-LeagueThey are all great with the ball in their hands for varying reasons, but I have concerns

Swapnil Hiremath, MD, MPH

hswapnil

New paper alertFitting as we conclude a #NephJC tonight that the latest paper on twitter journal clubs dropsFree link (till Aug 5, email/DM after Aug 5 if needed) https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1bFHBzcYnqH6Y 1/ What

Judd Hollander

JuddHollander

One reason for burn out in academic medicine is the time we spend doing things for “for-profit” companies that take advantage of academic leaders. 1/17 After decades as author, reviewer

Life Notes 🍃

LifeNotesLN

4 Tips for Better Living.What you do every day will either make you or break you.[THREAD] 1. Journaling ideas.Journal your goals.Journal your plans.Journal your thoughts.Journal your problems.Journal your solutions.Dreams that

Jen Slater (they/them)

jenslater_

If any Dis Studs ppl are confused why I still go on abt & I'm still angry abt Dis & Soc & those that don't distance themselves enough from it,

Dr. Hanna Tervanotko

HTervanotko

When I first submitted my article on women and technical divination in ancient Jewish texts, it has taken almost 1,5 years to have this article accepted to be published. A

Kate

katewand

“The word mandatory kind of sets people off... because you envisage someone being held down and forcibly injected against their will,” she says. “What we mean, in our paper, is

Don Sullivan,MD,MA

DSullyResearch

1/The power of #PalliativeCare to reduce healthcare utilization among pts w/ advanced stage #lungcancer great work from @vranas_kelly @chrisslatore @accpchest https://journal.chestnet.org/article/S0012-3692(20)31721-9/fulltext23,142 Vets fr

Casey Fiesler, PhD, JD, geekD

cfiesler

I am going to distill these research findings into a set of concrete recommendations that are guaranteed to ensure that you, a tenure-track faculty member, can finally get strong student

Chris Geidner

chrisgeidner

Or maybe it was just because the piece was shit, Paul. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/13/business/dr-jill-biden-wall-street-journal.html?smid=tw-share Imagine being so aggressively unwilling to see that you published something bad that you

Elani Buchan

elanibuchan

1/Today's episode of The Journal @WSJ/@Gimletmedia got thinking about unions, the changing nature of how we work eg the #gigeconomy and what role #legaltech may play in that future cc

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