#Elsevier

Akiko Shoji

AkikoShoji

1/11. #WSTC7 #ContSesh2 Seabirds accumulate & transport contaminants, acting as biovectors. Biovector transport is nicely illustrated on this fig from Blais et al. 2007. But how effects at distant locations

Robin Houston

robinhouston

This is a good curve. There’s a nice elementary proof – originally due to Fermat, I believe – that its only rational points are the trivial ones: https://math.stackexchange.com/q/1786448/49965 https://twitter.com/anton_hilado/status/12004439718

Dr Michael Flood

MichaelGLFlood

PhD supervisors as co-authors of their students' work: PhD supervisors should only be named as co-authors if they have made a *direct and significant* contribution to the publication. Supervision, feedback,

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

There are at least 4 possible reasons why some people with COVID have little or no symptoms.1) A rapid immune response that conquers the virus2) Pre-existing cross reactive immunity3) Genetic

Lauriane Suyin

LaurianeSuyin

In 2016, we started an experiment to see if adding plants to bare & messy front gardens could improve residents' wellbeingFlowers are pretty (we went for pretty purples ones) so

Allison Hempenstall MD

Dr_Hempenstall

1/ Now that I’ve transitioned back to being a full time student (), I’ve taken on a personal challenge to read one academic journal article each day. So #MedTwitter #AcademicTwitter,

Michael Hofman

DrMHofman

1/ The #ProPSMA study was recently published in @TheLancet . My first tweetorial follows...Read the full text at https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1atNZV-4XAjqh @Movember @PCFA @gu_onc @declangmurphy @lawrentschuk @SNM_MI @ANZUPtrials 2/ Relapse i

Abdullah Thawaba

DrThawabeh

Ok life has become really boring without operation rooms.Let’s get into details, we’ll comment on all the details of this video, the mistakes, the maneuver being done, the anatomy, the

Elaine L Westbrooks

UNC_Librarian

Hey folks- I tried to work with Elsevier but we had no choice but to break our big deal.https://twitter.com/unclibrary/status/1248284710020808710 We are free to select what titles we want. No more

ChristopherPerry PhD

ChrisPerryMito

Now that our book chapter is submitted on reactive oxygen species regulation in skeletal muscle during exercise, the fun of sharing papers we loved the most can now commence! I'll

Courtney Milan 🦖

courtneymilan

Ending the pandemic would definitely help increase the bottom line of authors like me, and so I would selfishly love it if we brought it to a swifter close by

Rob Bellamy

DrRobBellamy

New paper claxon!How can we incentivise bioenergy w/ CCS responsibly? https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1c6P55Ce0rdYX3 w/ me @MathiasFridahl, J Lezaun, @JamesR_Palmer, @emilygrod, A Lefvert, A Hansson, S Haikola, S Grönkvist @GeographyUOM @In

Carlos Ribeiro

RibeiroCarlitos

Today I would like to highlight "fruitless Splicing Specifies Male #Courtship #Behavior in #Drosophila" https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(05)00407-1?_returnURL=https%3A%2F%2Flinkinghub.elsevier.com%2Fretrieve%2Fpii%2FS0092867405

Dr. Ilin Gilberto de la Torre MD 😷

IlindelatorreMD

#Covid19 .¿Por qué la gente responde de manera tan diferente?Un equipo internacional analizó los genomas de aproximadamente 4.000 personas de Italia y España y descubrió los primeros vínculos genéticos fuertes

Gemma Reguera

GemmaReguera

1-I am delighted to share with you this paper, a collaboration between my lab (postdoc @JooYoungLee15) and the Fernandez lab in the department of Horticulture @MSU. You can download it

Russ Jones

RussInCheshire

"A virus is far too small to be stopped by a mask"This is really simple.A virus IS too small to be stopped by a mask. But an influenza or coronavirus