#Publications

ScotGov Childcare

ELCScotGov

Important thread for the childcare sector Today the @ScotGovFM announced that Scotland will begin to cautiously ease out of lockdown and move in to Phase 1 of the routemap.We've outlined

Gustavo Martinez

newsguz

I once was told that the @washingtonpost wouldn’t consider me for a reporting job because I didn’t have experience in a “U.S. newsroom.” Confused, I pointed I had worked in

Dr Natacha Kennedy. #BlackLivesMatter

natachakennedy

THREAD...The transphobic bigots have been saying that we need "more research" into ROGD.For once I agree with them...We need more research into how a transphobic concept was given the respectability

Georgina Wright

GeorginaEWright

NEW @instituteforgov paper: Implementing #Brexit: securing more time. We know @GOVUK does not want to extend the Brexit transition period - but what if businesses needed more time to adapt

Krista Wiegand

drkristawiegand

Female publications rates from 1999-2019: on average 26.4% of political science journal articles are by female authors. It doesn't seem to be improving either. As a female scholar, this is

Ateev Mehrotra

Ateevm

Lots of anecdotes on how the pandemic has led to drops in visit volume and the dire financial situation at outpatient practices. In a new @commonwealthfnd piece published with @DavidLinetsky

Caroline Russell

CarolineRussell

As children and young people get ready to go back to school next week, I've written to @grantshapps (again) to suggest he cuts the default speed limit in built up

AB/G

bibbygregory

I think Kanye can exist as a mostly brilliant creative AND a fool with no real sense of reality. I think publications need to stop giving him the space to

James Wilsdon

jameswilsdon

No.10’s response to the Guardian’s SAGE scoop - trying to downplay political advisers’ participation as routine - fails to address the fundamental point, as raised by @Sir_David_King, that this is

🇺🇦 Dr. Emma Guest-Consales 🍎

EmmaTK

Thank you @HC_Richardson and @jbf1755 for another excellent episode of “Now and Then.” Here is the engraving by Paul Revere of “The Boston Massacre,” from 1770 which helped stir up

Umair Tahir

umairtahir_

1/ Five days after my Covid duty ended, I started having nasal congestion, fatigue, and a mildly sore throat. Yesterday, I got tested for Covid and it came back positive.

Pamela Blais

pamelablais

A lot of talk recently about the “15 minute city”. Providing better public space & amenities, more services, shopping, etc. locally all a great idea. But the idea of more

Kerry Davis

mskerryd

Soapbox thread:All these people making (insensitive) coronavirus baby jokes need to know a few facts first. The US org that oversees fertility treatments just recommended everyone halt treatment because basically,

@petermacmahon

petermacmahon

Thread: As @Glackinreports mention in his opinion piece of my @ITVBorderRB interview with @KateForbesMSP has provoked a lot of comment (see @NicolaSturgeon + many others) I have to say when

Ian Gutierrez

ianagutierrez

How many scientists are there who, a few years into their careers, realize that they are 100% on a wild goose chase and that there is no merit in pursuing

ashley juavinett

analog_ashley

In 1939, Hodgkin & Huxley conducted the first, long-awaited recording of an intracellular action potential.Shortly after, Hitler invaded Poland, and Hodgkin & Huxley were forced to leave the lab and