#Publications

Aris M Clemons

ClemonsAris

This is a tweet to announce that I am officially on the job market. I am a scholar of language, race, and identity in institutional contexts (one of which is

Jenny Bhatt

jennybhatt

#EachofUsKillers has been officially out 30 days now. It's had quite the journey (as have I.) I'm deeply grateful that, despite everything and beyond all my expectations, it's received positive

Jamie Arjona

Archjona

I applaud the contributors to the recent issue of @SAAorg Archaeological Record for the insightful articles and call to action on pseudoscience. While I thank the authors, I do

Erica Bailey

ericarbailey

having worked in ~industry~ I am not under any illusion that it's that much better than working in academia. BUT there are few things I really really miss that could

Spek

spekulation

Another example of how Seattle Police exploit local rightwing media to help spread their disinformation...Here is a bunch of fear-mongering nonsense from a local writer:https://lynnwoodtimes.com/2020/08/02/hundreds-of-blm-supporters-storm-s

Anton Spisak

AntonSpisak

A niche thread about state aid, Brexit, and Switzerland.(With an idea for how the UK and the EU could break the negotiating deadlock over state aid.)https://institute.global/policy/swiss-solution-break-brexit-stalemate-over-state-aid 1. If

Chris Hopson

ChrisCEOHopson

1/23 Today is a key day to strengthen staff confidence on personal protection equipment (PPE). Hence this thread. Usual basis: we are not Government or @NHSEngland we are voice of

Jay Ulfelder

JayUlfelder

I find it odd that U.S. election forecasters continue to discuss the 2020 cycle as if all the usual assumptions will hold. Maybe they will, but between the pandemic and

Sara Sneath

SaraSneath

This award comes with a $10,000 prize, which will be split between the journalists on the project. I bring this up bc over the past two weeks I've received enough

Irene Gentle

IreneGentle

Journalism thread: For a while now (pre-covid too) there's been some mixing of anger over what's happening & the reporting of that happening. Some aim anger at those revealing, through

Corrine McConnaughy

cmMcConnaughy

A list in no real order of academic work that my students this year found USEFUL for doing their own thinking and research.(Basically, this is an appreciation thread.) Administrative burden:

Sébastien Jodoin

sjodoin

@UNHumanRights has released a study setting out key principles & recommendations for protecting & promoting #disabilityrights in the context of #ClimateChange. In this thread, I’ll summarize its key conclusions &

Prof. Christina Pagel

chrischirp

THREAD update on variants:Today PHE released more variant data (& split the B1617 ("Indian") variant into 3 subtypes).Big increase with 400 overall cases in UK - closing in on B1351

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

THREAD1/ I have been spending most of the last 6 weeks working on population-level #covid19 response in my state. But the days on the clinical wards are what really keep

Raiph Smyth

safemyth

UK’s net zero carbon target means challenges & opportunities across our economy, environment & society.But what does it mean for #HS2, the country’s biggest infrastructure project? Here’s a thread summarising

Jin Russell

DrJinRussell

Here Dr Simon Thornley links to a BMJ editorial written by well-respected and prominent experts, Prof Davey-Smith and Prof Speigelhalter, to firm up Thornley’s views against lockdowns. What his tweet