#Paper

Dan Larremore

DanLarremore

Preprint: COVID-19 screening and surveillance are critical, but molecular tests haven't come close to meeting needs, and temperature checks fail. We modeled the epidemiological impacts of using loss of smell

Yasuhiro Arimura

ArmrYshr

Hey chromatin folks! I am incredibly excited to share my first preprint paper and first paper from the Funabiki lab with you! "Near-atomic resolution nucleosome structures and their variations in

Bleddyn Bowen

bleddb

Today my new paper on UK spacepower, Integrated Review, and defence was launched. We'll have to wait and see what defence budget increases means for space. Here's a thread outlining

Suburban Black Man 🇺🇸

goodblackdude

I know a lot of people are going to disagree with this because we've been deeply programmed to upgrade everything, but we need to DOWNGRADE everything. We need to ditch

in your esteemed work from new house!!

carriecmoney

Things I would change on the ao3 author inbox page if they ever bothered to ask my opinion that wouldn't take much effort at all:-allow authors to filter by fic-also

SirtSix

SirtSix

Two papers out from $REGN in @ScienceMagazine describing the company's investigational antibody cocktail approach to protect against #COVID19. Paper 1 describes pairs of highly potent (pM neutralization potency) non-competing mAbs

Paul Hünermund

PHuenermund

"Since releasing the update, your product has changed. Your users have changed. The world has changed. Can you be confident that the initial feature update is the root cause?" That's

John Panzer

jpanzer

Hi! I’m a software engineer, I’ve been concerned about electronic voting machine security for about 15 years, and I helped run a vote center in California (a favorite target). The

Skyler H

Holobachgirl

It's that time again for me to sound like a total Grinch about holiday email, so let's go.If you are a B2B sender, don't! Send! A holiday greeting! Or Happy

James Loeffler

Jbloeffler

Winter reading from the world of @jewish_studies. A short thread on the newest issue of the AJS Review. Here's what inside in terms of great lineup of articles. @AlyssaMGray1 1/10

Calling Bullshit

callin_bull

A couple of months ago, an almost unfathomably bad paper was published in the Journal of Public Health: From Theory to Practice. It purports to prove—mathematically—that homeopathy will provide and

Kevin McKernan 🙂

Kevin_McKernan

Someone has reading comprehension problems.Where does our document say this?Starting off with a straw man is a sign of deception.We are quite clear, that they have no clue what their

Robert McNees

mcnees

Announcements like these are always thrilling, but now is the time to be cautious! The tritium contamination needed to explain what they see is *very* small, and almost as significant

Brett Favaro

LetsFishSmarter

Ok folks I need to get something off my chest. I think I have a solution to the Open vs. Closed publishing war. It would require a *lot* of change,

Andy Conway Morris 😷🧼🇬🇧🇪🇺

andymoz78

I’ve got into trouble for swearing on Twitter before - but WTAF! At the moment the only reasons ICUs appear not to be full is because we have created ‘surge

Mark Paul

MarkVinPaul

Everyone in the West Wing should instead read this @Groundwork paper which puts people at the center of the economy in estimating how much stimulus is needed. Our finding? The

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