#Researchers

Mark Changizi

MarkChangizi

NY Times reporting on the 100,000 lockdown hysteria deaths, but manages to write it in such a way that most readers will walk away believing these deaths are heretofore unnoticed

Sarah W. Lenhoff

sarahlenhoff

The Detroit Education Research Partnership has 2 new reports out today: 1) Why Do Detroit Students Miss School: Implications for Returning to School After COVID-192) Third Grade Reading and Attendance

Alan Zucconi

AlanZucconi

Most #gamedev are familiar with A*, the most used pathfinding algorithm in games. But did you know that there's a very common scenario in which A* DOES NOT find the

Stephanie Studer

studersc

My special report on Chinese youth is out in @TheEconomist. I spoke to people of the post-Tiananmen generation in nightclubs, on farms. I found them to be patriotic—but also engaged,

Brad Littlejohn

WBLittlejohn

Let’s talk about Christian nationalism. 4 weeks ago, I tweeted my doubts about trying to attribute the Capitol riots to so-called “Christian nationalism.” I was inundated with suggestions that I

Mohammad Atari

MohammadAtari90

New paper out! We (w/ Jesse Graham & @MortezDehghani) examined the foundations of morality in Iran! To appear in the upcoming Special Issue of @HumBehEvoSoc edited by @JoHenrich & @corenapicella

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Immunocompromised 45 year old suffered from #COVID19 for 155 days before he died. The virus was changing very quickly inside the man's body—it acquired a big cluster of >20 mutations—resembled

Arrogantly Black: The Negro Subversive

negrosubversive

This podcast I'm listening to is annoying the hell out of me. "Around 80,000 years ago, some homo sapiens got adventurous, and left Africa." This simple, subtle turn of phrase

Dan Killam, PhD

DantheClamMan

Just told by an editor that giant clams are too specific to be featured in their journal. They said to try again when I study corals.I SEE YOU ARE CHALLENGING

MGH CARE Research Center

MGHCAREResearch

Its Sunday and we’re doing a long thread on past medical abuses against Black communities to try to help science Twitter understand why “trust” is not the goal – the

Alina Chan

Ayjchan

People kept spamming me to comment on the 2 recent specials by @FoxNews @SteveHiltonx @NextRevFNC Overall, I have to say that these specials put scientists like me in a very

The Recount

therecount

Well, it’s almost winter. The sun sets at 5 p.m. It’s month 9 of the pandemic, which has created anxiety and probably caused you to stay home a lot more

Fahad Hasin

fahadmh

Mixed feelings on the approval of two vaccines in India. Happy to see India finally get going on vaccines, but serious doubt over the process & evidence used. There's a

Shanthi Robertson

ShaKRobertson

1/6 For year's end, a thread of a few 2020 papers from emerging researchers that I really liked, mostly on migration/youth/temporality. Starting w/ @kayathiea's very lovely ethnography of backpacker farm

Christopher Anderson

earth_chris

Quick thread on the ecological footprints of the current #CaliforniaWildfires. While only ~120 km apart, the #CZUAugustLightning fire in the Santa Cruz Mountains and the #HennesseyFire (part of #LNULightningComplex) in

dr stephanie moore

steph_moore

Interestingly, just before reading this I was reading a great piece from the Fordham Institute about evidence-based practices.Let’s talk about educational technology research and “media comparison studies.” (thread)https://twitter.com

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