#Journals

Yonatan Grad

yhgrad

Preprint: NYC has been the epicenter of COVID-19 in the US. What is the prevalence of COVID-19 in NYC, and how does it vary by borough? To what extent does

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

How can we assess the total number of #SARSCoV2 infections that have occurred up to this point? As others have noted, it's not easy to extrapolate from confirmed cases to

Elaine van Dalen

elainevdalen

Women played important roles in health care in the classical Islamic world.A thread on female health practitioners(Illustration: BnF ms Arabe 5847, fol 122b, painted in 1237) Women in the medieval

Rita Konaev

RitaKonaev

I’m very excited to share our new @CSETGeorgetown report on Russia’s AI research: https://live-cset-georgetown.pantheonsite.io/research/russian-ai-research-2010-2018/ We analyzed 7,059 scientific papers published in English, with author

Sam Collings-Wells

Sam_cw_

Pleased to share my latest academic article - "From Black Power to Broken Windows: Liberal Philanthropy and the Carceral State" - has just been published in the Journal of Urban

Jon Stone

jonstoneneuro

"Ten Myths about FND" just out in Eur J Neurology @SarahLidstone @rmmaraujo, myself and @basbloem @EANeurology. People with FND come up against a lot of these during diagnosis and treatment.

Seth J. Meyer

SethJMeyer

I have reorganized my Intro to PA class to have a social justice focus. I will continue to use the same text (Public Administration), but I have added readings which

Chris Said

Chris_Said

We've recently seen journalists and experts make recommendations based on the weird “no evidence” construction, only to later find out they were wrong.It feels like the same type of reasoning

Jacy Reese Anthis

jacyanthis

Most people have seen the scary math on how unprepared humanity is for #COVID2019, particularly US medical infrastructure (e.g. masks, hospital beds, HT @LizSpecht). But I don’t think most people

Emily Key

theemilykey

Having heard a lot about zoom-exhaustion, and the general fatigue many of us are experiencing with this aggressive shift to remote work, I thought I’d share the screen-time and work

Céline Gounder, MD, ScM, FIDSA

celinegounder

1/ THE NUMBER ONE #COVID #coronavirus topic right now? SCHOOL REOPENING. Here's my first of a couple threads on the topic, starting with some thoughts on K-12. 2/ K-12 shouldn't

Stephen Tapp 🇨🇦 🌎

stephen_tapp

Open #CdnEcon Q:With an MA in Economics from a top Canadian school and a goal to help shape economic policy (in Canada): Is a Masters in Public Policy helpful?In what

Devon Shapiro

DevonShapiro

Thread on religion and atheism Atheism and agnostic beliefs result in suicidal thoughts. Atheist doctors and non-religious hospitals also were more likely to recommend suicide to their patients.https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s109

Alice Evans

_alice_evans

When citizens perceive government as responsive, they're more likely to make claims. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/british-journal-of-political-science/article/escaping-the-disengagement-dilemma-two-field-experiments-on-motivating-citiz

Cloutier, Félix-Antoine

FA_Cloutier

Current events in #Belarus really sparked my interest as a #politicalscientist studying the region. During my visits (2018, 2020), I realized how quickly things were already changing. Through urban pictures

Tomas Pueyo

tomaspueyo

Vitamin D: What's its role in fighting the #coronavirus?ThreadI was initially reluctant to look into it. I'm very skeptical of the supplement industry given that most supplements don't really work,