#Journals

Alexander Ford

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Our latest paper is now published online with @AmJGastro https://journals.lww.com/ajg/Abstract/9000/Symptom_Stability_in_Rome_IV_vs_Rome_III_Irritable.99117.aspxIn it we examined symptom stability according to the Rome IV or Rome III criter

Dani Cosme, PhD

danicosme

As a postdoc during the pandemic, I've been thinking a lot about productivity in academia and my relationship to it. Some people think quickly. Read quickly. Write quickly. Analyze data

John Mandrola, MD

drjohnm

Giving talks in which you don't have a slide deck already made is illuminating. Look what I found out about publication bias> It was "discovered" in 1979 by Rosenthal https://content.apa.org/record/1979-27602-001How

👻 catharine creeps 👻

CatharineKrebs

If you're a biomedical researcher, take some time this #IndigenousPeoplesDay to (re)acquaint yourself with the fight for Indigenous sovereignty, equity, and justice in biomedical research. Here's a thread of some

Peter Suber

petersuber

1/ I'd put this historically. "Gold OA" originally meant OA delivered by journals regardless of the journal's business model. Both fee-based and no-fee OA journals were gold, as opposed to

Sam Sims

DrSamSims

A quick thread about a really brilliant new paper on instructional coaching in initial teacher training by Cohen, Wong, Krishnamachari & Berlin... Although there has been progress in our

Valerie Vaughn

ValerieVaughnMD

This morning I had the opportunity to speak on one of my favorite subjects. #Mentorship. #MededDuring these isolating times, mentorship (and proactive mentorship for equity) has never been more important!

Steve Magness

stevemagness

My 2020 slogan: Bring back nuance, compassion, decency, and trust in science. Note: If you see the above aspolitical, or feel that visceral reaction in your body where you want

Nacho Sanguinetti

neuroetho

Very happy to see another paper for my PhD with @BrechtLab published in its final form at @JNeurophysiol https://journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.1152/jn.00518.2019?af=R The paper is a much better version than the preprint, it

Dr Nisreen Alwan 🌻

Dr2NisreenAlwan

THREAD *********1/3 The case for #LongCovidThis is the term to use to describe the state of not recovering from #COVID19 after 4 weeks from onset of symptoms. Here we state

Suhas Gondi

suhas_gondi

What happens to hospital income, use, and quality after a hospital is acquired by a private equity firm?We and others have speculated about this - now, we add data to

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kdphustle

It took me a long time to find my passion in lifeFor years I thought I was being productive, being busyI was playing myself, fear took over and I was

Paul Bleicher

pbleic

1/ Basics (for non-immunologists) of important new results in COVID-19 immunity. The new finding helps explain how our immune system responds to COVID-19, perhaps why men are more prone to

Ramis Örlü

RamisOrlu

The Fluctuating wall-shear stress (FWSS), a thread. A solid body exposed to flow experiences a shear force on its surface due to the viscosity of the fluid. This shear force

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

Two interesting examples of how randomized controlled trials could build evidence for policy decisions - whether to offer alternative housing for isolation, and re-opening schools. Useful to start thinking now

Curtin University Library

CurtinLibrary

(1/4) Myth: publishing #OpenAccess means expensive article processing charges (APCs). This isn't true – there are ways to avoid expensive APCs so you can publish OA without being put out!