#Researchers

Matt Clancy

mattsclancy

Does the pressure to publish in academia contribute to bad science? Some evidence suggests the answer is yes. A short thread on some recent research (I wrote more here).https://mattsclancy.substack.com/p/how-bad-is-publish-or-perish-for Fir

Annie Heckenberger

anniemal

Let’s discuss one of the worst COVID-19 takes I’ve heard this weekend, the “we’re all going to get it anyway.” This is a lazy, ignorant, and potentially fatal, approach to

Dr. Julie A. Hochgesang

jahochcam

This open letter to the Springer Editors has been emailed to the editors in response to a chapter that included offensive language and highly problematic claims about deaf communities and

Dr. Liz Polcha

EPolcha

I have a lot of new followers who are historians because of my work on @insurrect_histo. Hello historians! I truly love learning from & working w y'all. I’d like to

Julia Rohrer

dingding_peng

This whole debacle illustrates a major issue in how many psychologists (me included) approach data.>https://twitter.com/mindismoving/status/1274073023793037312 Instead of thinking about the data generating mechanism and the parameters we

Chris Albertyn 🍊

_ChrisAlbertyn

Something in the @AlzResearchUK #chatathon stuck with me: people questioning the value of an #dementia #earlydiagnosis when there's currently no 'effective' treatment available. Here are some of the reasons @BetterResearch

Millie Dearman

millie_dearman

There are just 50 days to go until the end of the #Brexit transition period In the last 4+ years, UK & EU researchers & orgs have campaigned for a

Arlette

ArlettePoolen

And we're on for part three of #ME101 !Part three: science and 'science'To (re)read part 2:https://twitter.com/ArlettePoolen/status/1335388274379137025?s=19 The science in ME can be divided in two parts: biomedical research and

Yaneer Bar-Yam

yaneerbaryam

In Europe, schools are closing as studies show schoolchildren can play a significant role in spreading infections 1/https://www.wsj.com/articles/europes-schools-are-closing-again-on-concerns-they-spread-covid-19-11610805601?reflink=desktop

Los Angeles Times

latimes

A South Korean study raises concerns that six feet of social distance may not be far enough to keep people safe from the coronavirus.https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2020-12-09/five-minutes-from-20-feet-away-south-korean-study-sho

Jeff Spross

jeffspross

Economists struggle to find evidence that immigration reduces wages, yet business leaders' support for immigration is clearly based on believing it does just that. This suggests 1) economists are wrong,

Saah 🌹

spongebob_saah

So after looking at all the nonsensical tweets and targeted bullying by all the fans yesterday, I had a conversation with one of my friends who’s doing her PhD in

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

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ What's amazing to me - as I read papers written in the 2000s about how to face flu epidemics (Part 2 of Unreported Truths, coming soon!) is that the

WarNuse

WarNuse

Research [ree-surch]‘Diligent And Systematic Inquiry Or Investigation Into A Subject In Order To Discover Or Revise Facts, Theories, Applications, Etc.’ Excellent Research Demands Time, Patience, And Focused Attention, Sometimes For

Alec Stapp

AlecStapp

Almost all the wasabi you eat is actually horseradish.Almost all the pumpkin pies you eat are actually squash pies.What are other examples like this? Almost all the Kobe beef you

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