#Electrostatic

THREAD: HOW TO MACGYVER A NO-SEW N95 TYPE MASKLast month I decided to research a way to make an inexpensive no-sew mask that is as close to an N95 as

Michael Harriot

What’s a crazy black old wife’s tale, myth or superstition that you don’t believe anymore...But you still don’t mess around with it, just to be safe? Like, I know that

Mechanism of #clouds, #thundering & #Electrostatic charge based on #VedasMechanism by which the Apah (Moisture based water i.e form of water in air (Vayu)) undergo in the clouds produces Vidyut (electric charge) &

I think it’s time for a thread on the “Three F’s” of gas delivery in anaesthesia.Filters, Fresh gas flows and…er…humidiFication.It’s not as simple as I once thought, so buckle up!

bugatti spaceships 🚀👩🏾‍🚀

THREAD: Electric Propulsion - a cool way to get around in space https://twitter.com/astronaia/status/1144860584976011265 1/ What is it? It’s a class of propulsion systems that use electrical energy to energize

We're about to livetweet the @UFT Town Hall with President Michael Mulgrew, and we have a LOT of questions after that backroom deal he negotiated w/ @NYCMayor and had the

Michael Lin, PhD-MD

Many people have asked about mask decontamination. If you have a cloth mask, then obviously you can wash it with soap and water then dry. For surgical or N95 masks,

Interesting read... (interview with Peter Tsai):"The man who made N95 masks so effective had been retired for over two years when the pandemic struck. But the inventor didn't think twice

Shayan Sardarizadeh

I've spent a few days looking into the man behind the "coronavirus detector" unveiled by Iran's Revolutionary Guards. You can see him testing a patient and his mobile phone in

Random fact thread.Feel free to add any that are true. The loudest creature on the planet is the Sperm whale which can "click" at 236 decibels.Some researchers believe they can

THREAD: HOW TO MACGYVER A NO-SEW N95 TYPE MASKLast month I decided to research a way to make an inexpensive no-sew mask that is as close to an N95 as

1. A great innovation in business tech was announced on this day in 1959 - The Xerox 914. It's hallmark was simplicity: unlike competitors, you simply placed your paper on

Today in #coronavirus news: UC Berkeley’s Innovative Genomics Institute is among the labs stepping in to fill the still-massive Covid-19 testing void. The Crispr lab is using its own funds

Let's talk air flow in BART cars: BART cars filter & replace inside air about every 70 seconds. This was the case before COVID-19 and is still now. Air is

THREAD: The Bay Area is reopening. BART ridership is very slowly rising. To welcome riders back and regain confidence in public transit, BART is taking the following 15 steps while

Spending part of my day learning about made-from-home masks & I’m putting what I learn in this thread. (1) (2) first up, a CDC podcast on emerging infectious diseases -