#Pathways

Linda CK

LindaCK416

My First Thread: A NovellaMy biggest safety concern w/ starting back to school in September isn't COVID. It's that Stephen Lecce is our Minister of Education.He will be the one

Anand Jagannath

AnandJag1

My team recently asked WHY we give Fe to pts with HFrEF+anemia. First answer: b/c someone told me soBetter answer: let me get back to you on thatLet’s explore and

AukeHoekstra

AukeHoekstra

Some sunday ruminations on how renewable energy and meat replacements could simply make us happy and harmonious without starting a culture war. First of: green growth doesn't mean less prosperity.

McJulie is writing the next book

mcjulie

This is what I mean when I compare DJT to the ants in our kitchen.https://twitter.com/RonBrownstein/status/1248277700239740929 He has these things he does, and they work out great for him a lot

Rahul Tongia

DrTongia

As US convenes a Climate Summit, are developing regions a distraction from where the real action should be: emissions from HI emitters?LDCs should focus on 1) electrification, regardless of fuel

Ian Barnard

mixesintheattic

Google has a new report on online shopping behaviour.It’s a meaty and fascinating report with some surprising findings.Here are the key points and takeaways.https://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/consumer-insights/navigating-purchase-behavior-an

James Todaro, MD

JamesTodaroMD

1/ There is growing evidence that T-cell immunity allows populations to reach herd immunity once only 10-20% are infected with SARS-CoV-2.This would explain why a highly transmissible virus in densely

Gerald Knaus

rumeliobserver

Yesterday @guardian presented shocking report of violence, pushbacks & deaths @ EU borders. Which raises questions: Why has such news (130 deaths on one day this April) ceased to shock

Yarimar Bonilla 👩🏾‍💻

yarimarbonilla

For the last 3 days I have been tweeting about #Distribute2020 —a virtual conference by @culanth and @SocietyVisAnth. This is not a conference that was forced online by COVID-19, but

Carrie Smith

CarrieRSmith

I've been thinking about sharing some (very basic) advice from all the trips I have taken to archives of mainly 20th century papers, so here goes: 1) Do your research

Jeremy Kamil 🇺🇦

macroliter

So proud of my graduate student @dommanation he solved a problem by... get this: hitting the literature!! The answer was hiding in a @Manning_BD Molecular Cell paper from 2006! Domma

James Bradley

DrBradBrad

Excited to share our new study out in @ScienceAdvances! We modelled Earth’s global subseafloor C cycle, and found that microbes survive on less energy than has previously been shown to

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

Routine NHS services under big pressure as COVID hospital admissions rise. We cancelled most surgery in the first wave including many cancer operations. Public, patient groups & doctors arguing strongly

Prof. Katharine Hayhoe

KHayhoe

As the economic slow-down due to the coronavirus pandemic shutters industry, air pollution and carbon emissions are dropping. A lot of people have asked what this means for carbon emissions

Venkatesh Rao

vgr

Kinda interesting that the century of American globalization and the century of Chinese globalization both have a pandemic about 25 years in. I’d date the former to the 1893 Chicago

aloy ejimakor

AloyEjimakor

Igboland Is Not LandlockedA THREAD by #AloyEjimakorIt’s often said that LIES told many times may - in the course of time - begin to pass for the truth. One of