#Literature

Thomas Yeo

bttyeo

1/x For those interested, here's the dropbox link to the parcellation: https://www.dropbox.com/s/b0cz132fxva7yox/ThalamusParcellation.zip?dl=0 A tweet thread counts as a publication nowadays right? So let me highlight some cool insights we found.

Alexis Hall 🦄

quicunquevult

Apologies but this is going to be, like, A THREAD.I sometimes get told, about my writing … that I’m letting the side down.& I honestly don’t know how to respond

jaebeom himbo ☾

jiasangel

they look like professors at a prestigious university who get tangled up after classes are over jaebum for media and jinyoung for literature. book lover jaebum has made it a

Dr Alison Bedford

bedforda1

Kevis Goodman's keynote on Reading Pathology and the Embodiment of Motion. 19th C. Pathology was the philosophical interpretation of disease. Proposes pathology as a way of exploring the connection between

Rᴏʙᴇʀᴛ Aɴᴅᴇʀsᴏɴ

ProfRobAnderson

I appreciated the fact that so many scholars weighed in on this thread about ScholarSift, some positively and some with concerns. Quite a few of the concerns are actually things

Yitz Landes

yitzlandes

A quick thread on the High Priest in Jewish liturgy, in honor of Yom Kippur, with some suggestions for synagogue reading (though I guess that may not really be a

Aaron Stewart-Ahn

somebadideas

Forgive me, gonna go off the rails on a little sci-fi speculation why modern billionaires may want to limit access to COVID vaccines around the world / have downplayed &

Mike Coudrey

MichaelCoudrey

Hydroxychloroquine works by activating the innate immune system signaling pathways of IFN-β, AP-1, & NFκB.These signaling pathways help inhibit the anti-inflammatory environment exuded by the virus to evade immune detection,

Lee Constable 🔥

Constababble

The vast majority of science researchers who call themselves science communicators have not read one paper from the many disciplines that inform best practice scicomm let alone anything from specific

The Lies They Tell

sarahstuartxx

‘A Disobedient History of Trans Literature’ was the name of the lecture given by a man, Harry Josephine Giles, who identifies as trans. It was hosted by the Glasgow Zine

Anton

ayyschirripa

At uni I studied children’s literature and one of the texts was Peter Pan. I was talking about the violent racism in the text and how it was then reinforced

Adam Perez

adam_a_perez

Prepping for my dissertation defense tomorrow I'll be reflecting here throughput the day on some of the contributions i think my dissertation is making to both the scholarly conversation and

Sacharitha Bowers, MD 🇺🇸

SBowersMD

How often do #dermatologists see urgent and severe conditions, or have patients in the hospital? Quite often, actually! I just finished a very busy call week and here’s a few

Abdullah Mullanee

aamullanee

It really worries me that the average Muslim doesn’t have the exposure to old Islamic texts to stomach the way they are written. Every few weeks on, someone comes out

Justin Sandefur

JustinSandefur

Everything you know about cross-country convergence is (now) wrong.https://www.cgdev.org/blog/everything-you-know-about-cross-country-convergence-now-wrongIn which @dev_a_patel, @arvindsubraman, and I take issue with a new JEL review that s

lucia martinez valdivia

luciascans

I’ve been stressing about this all dayhttps://twitter.com/baddestmamajama/status/1249134970527981568 I was a music major in undergrad, so my favorite and most eye-opening classes were like, violin studio (Beth Newdome) or orchestra (Alex