#Researchers

THE FORUM

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It’s been a difficult year for all, but The Forum, Imperial's policy engagement programme has achieved an awful lot – with thanks to our amazing @imperialcollege community and external partners.

Ian Urbina

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On the heels of the investigation revealing the largest fleet of illegal fishing vessels ever discovered, researchers at The @StimsonCenter got in touch to point something out that is interesting.

G Kang

GKangInd

A thread on vaccine safety, adverse events following immunization (AEFI) and assessments that happen when vaccines are tested before licensure. WHO has a great course at https://vaccine-safety-training.org/home.html from which a

Jared Yates Sexton

JYSexton

We don’t talk enough about the relationship between online-interactive conspiracy theories and the corporate strategy of increasing interest in movies and TV shows by injecting Easter eggs and puzzle boxes

CRUK Edinburgh Centre

EdinCRC

Today is #WorldCancerDay - a day to reflect on the global #cancer burden and millions of lives lost each year. Our Centre investigators are proud to be part of

c0nc0rdance

c0nc0rdance

What do sharks and camels have in common, besides sometimes trying to eat children?Camelids like llamas, alpacas, camels can produce a type of antibody consisting of only the heavy chain

Borrowers & Lenders

ShaxandApp

In response to the #RaceB4Race collective’s clarion call for more equity in scholarly editing processes, we outline some of the ways in which we try to solicit, encourage, nurture, and

Maeve McCreary

MccrearyMaeve

(1/5)#AnimBehav2021 @Comp_Cog Research on canine cognition is growing at a seemingly exponential rate, with most papers appearing post-2000. With notable exceptions (e.g. using cognition tasks to determine good working dogs),

Peter van der Graaf 🇪🇺🇳🇱🇬🇧

pvandergraaf75

Co-production of research with local government can be counter-productive due to underlying structural power imbalances (‘dark side’). To overcome this, we identified 6 building block in our paper, defining co-production

Ben Abbott

thermokarst

I am so pleased to share @Sara_Sayedi's newest paper on subsea permafrost carbon! This is the first circumarctic assessment of the quantity and climate sensitivity of organic matter and methane

C Thi Nguyen

add_hawk

Something really bugging me right now:Academics that protest cops on the streets, and then go into the classroom and turn into another kind of cop. I mean going into the

Rachel Thomas

math_rachel

Structural racism can be combated only if there is political will, not more data. Ending racism has to begin and end with political will. Data, while helpful in guiding policy

Mathew Tata

maj_tata

#NJFconference2020A panel discussion including JP Bourguignon and @thuveson @tobbekrantz @PamFredman1 discusses “What is our future?”Brilliantly moderated by Julia Sabet (@orebrouni, can’t find her handle) who was not afraid to ask

Covidian Interregnum

atgraham

We can't perform a true repeatable experiment, running it twice and only changing NPI variables. However, we have perhaps what is the next best thing: 50 experiments all running at

paulmuaddib611

paulmuaddib611

#TheTrueNatureOfDisease #Pleomorphism"The microzyma changes into a bacterium or virus to rid the body of harmful material. After completing their task of consuming the harmful material they automatically revert to the

Arvind Narayanan

random_walker

By the same token, it should be a sobering moment for computer science academia. With few exceptions, work that tries to bring accountability to big tech companies is relegated to

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