#Preprint

Chris Kavanagh

C_Kavanagh

Less than 5 minutes into this and Eric has already floated the Covid is a bioweapon theory and told people they can’t trust the CDC or WHO. Such a contrast

Olivia Tidswell

OliviaTidswell

I am super excited to announce that my preprint with @DrMattBenton has just gone live! "The neuroblast timer gene nubbin exhibits functional redundancy with gap genes to regulate segment identity

Matthew Young

constantAmateur

SoupX has finally been accepted for publication! This is a thread about what I learnt over the 2+ years since the first preprint and why it took so long. (I

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

Recent preprint reporting that 24/24 (100%) people form Singapore infected by SARS-1 in 2003 have pre-existing T-cell immunity against #SARSCoV2, but more surprisingly 9/18 (50%) with no exposure to SARS-1

Alex Lloyd

Alex_Lloyd93

Excited to share the preprint of my first PhD study with Ryan McKay, @clsebastian and @JHBalsters. We looked at exploration and learning in adolescence using a patch foraging task (1/6)

Kim Weeden

WeedenKim

Should universities resume face-to-face instruction in fall? Ben Cornwell and I posted a working paper with relevant evidence from @Cornell on the structure of enrollment networks that connect students and

UUSS

UUSSquake

Our first Magna manuscript is now available on the AGU preprint server: "Evidence for a Listric Wasatch Fault from the 2020 Magna, Utah, Earthquake Sequence" Check it out here: https://doi.org/10.1002/essoar.10503691.1Part

Will Fithian

wfithian

The authors said they used “ci means” in Stata on the 0/1 variables (test - / test +) for the 3330 participants, and they don’t know how the weights were

Amitava Banerjee

amibanerjee1

Our preprint @medrxivpreprint led by @PerspectumGroup @MayoClinic @AllianceMedica1 Multiorgan impairment in low-risk individuals with long COVID.https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.10.14.20212555v1 201 symptomatic individuals a med

ice9

__ice9

Recent research indicates that different strains of the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 do indeed have meaningful differences in pathogenicity.This was difficult to confirm previously.SCMP summary article:https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/

Krishna Badhiwala

KNBadhiwala

Hydra. They be there. Sitting. All day long. Sometimes they giggle if u tickle 'em.wasn't going to do a thread but someone encouraged (u know who you are) so instead

jeffrey spence

spence_jeffrey_

I'm a bit confused about the conclusions of the new preprint on serological testing in Santa Clara county.https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.14.20062463v1 In the supplement they say 2 out of 371 + 35 known

Bridget Callaghan

BridgetCallagh3

NEW PREPRINT @BABLab_UCLA We used qualitative and mixed-methods analysis to understand the impact that #COVID19 was having on parents and children/teens (aged 6-17 years). @KristenAChu @EmilyAnnTowner Chloe Schwartz &

Linsey Marr

linseymarr

1) Where did the 5-μm cutoff for aerosols in disease transmission come from? (It should really be ~100 μm)2) Where did the 6' rule come from?@katierandall @EThomasEwing @jljcolorado Bourouiba &

Gupta Lab, Cambridge

GuptaR_lab

Given the dire situation in India and questions regarding the new variant B.1.617, the so called ‘Double Mutant’ we are sharing some prelim analyses on viruses with either or both

schmidtfa

schmidtfa1

Together with @nweisz2 and @gpDemarchi we show that auditory brainstem activity can be reconstructed from unseen MEG data using a backward modelling approach 1/4 The sources of measured and forward