#Papers

Beheshteh

Beheshteh_E

Today marks a year since I have been on my feet in court as a criminal barrister. Since I am not in court today, here are some lesson learned. I

Fiona Fidler

fidlerfm

Some years ago now I wrote a review & the editor changed it, in substantive ways, without my knowledge or permission. When I discovered this, I questioned him about it

liz gerard

gameoldgirl

Intrigued to look at how the Press responded to the ##Cummings story last night and this morning.Obviously the Guardian and Mirror were splashing on it from the word go, so

Harel Jacobson

VolQuant

Delta Hedging strategy - a peak into the rabbit hole Warning - this is a long thread so I will TL;DR for you:there is no right and wrong about delta

Jonathan Ichikawa

jichikawa

This is a thread about potential roles for commentators at conference talks.I would like to remind/emphasize to philosophers that offering objections is only one of the many interesting and valuable

John Arnold

JohnArnoldFndtn

Newspapers have been in a decline since 2005 but this year marks another leg down. As newspapers close or get cut to the bone, public accountability of local institutions declines.

Siegenthaler_Lab

SiegenthalerLab

I read two interesting s by @NeedhiBhalla & @mbeisen on outcomes of similar approaches to alter recruitment practices to reduce bias by the committee & increase diversity in the applicant

Sarah Alice | My Name Is Ruin

Sarah_Alice_X

Today by being a shit, I scored an own goal and won Blue our first fight.It took about 6 months.And this photo: Okay so, the story behind this is about

Cara Jackson

cara__jackson

We talked about Hattie’s use of the term “effect sizes” in class last night and I woke up still annoyed by this ridiculous “zone of desired effects” image 1/10 Bob

Helen De Cruz

Helenreflects

Tomorrow I will be part of a panel on prestige and inclusion in Anglo-American philosophy (with @Etienne_Brown @RebeccaBamford and Thierry Ngosso. Here are some late night thoughts on the following

Amy Proal, PhD

microbeminded2

This interesting study found that skeletal #muscle cells of #ME/CFS patients showed a decrease in oxidative phosphorylation (a metabolic pathway used by #mitochondria to generate #energy). In simple terms, that

Dr. Victoria Grinberg

vicgrinberg

What it means having to work in foreign language: fear, time loss, lost opportunities. A triggered by a (kind of warranted) "please write in better English" in a recent referee

☭ Gomer ☭

FullCommie

You can start a tenants union! A thread. Tenants unions (TU) are an incredibly strong defense against abusive landlords and evictions. TUs are started by normal people who live anywhere

Michael Nielsen

michael_nielsen

Just dug up one of my favourite papers, one I haven't looked at in years! Richard Feynman's paper trying to make sense of negative probabilities: http://cds.cern.ch/record/154856/files/pre-27827.pdf?version=1 This might sound nuts.

Dr. Rebecca Barnes

waterbarnes

Sigh. Where to begin?In our longitudinal study we showed that w each additional same gender mentor students had 2x greater chance of staying in the geosciences...But then again we didn't

John Roberts

john_actuary

New data from PHE suggests 10,400 deaths have been saved by the vaccine up to the end of March, using a 31 day lag between vaccination and a mortality endpoint.