#Research

Dr. Natalie J. Lambert

NatalieJLambert

1. Many people suffering from long-term #COVID19 symptoms are being told - it's just anxiety, it's acid reflux, there's nothing wrong with you - even as research shows COVID-19 damages

danah boyd

zephoria

For years, parents have been lamenting kids' use of screens. One week into screen-based schooling en masse & nearly everyone is going crazy. Is it possible that covid-19 will make

estherderby

estherderby

I’ve being hearing various people speculate about how work will look after things get back to normal. (First, they aren’t going to go “back” to normal. There will be a

Alexandria Hayse

AlexnriaHayse

Chrissy Teigen is an absolute warrior. Her story is so close to my own, though I have been fortunate to not experience loss. I haven’t always been pro-choice, but personal

Rachida Benamar

rachidabenamar

Today is National Mentoring Day. Mentoring changes lives! Unfortunately, not everyone is lucky enough to have access to 1. They lack the confidence & the network to find a mentor.

Global Research Network on Parliaments and People

GRNPP1

Throughout September we are going right back to the beginning, shining a well-deserved spotlight on our magnificent partners and their research in #Ethiopia #Myanmar #Bangladesh on parliaments, politics, and people.

Not_that_PeterEvans

PeterEvans_Guv

POLITICAL RESEARCH IS GOOD FOR YOU!(...in the end)I’ve been commissioning applied* political analysis & research in big development sectors since the '00s. *applied = practical, actionable, plain language.Pol science, Pol

Peter Barnes

infinite8horizo

A reflection...What’s the difference between a journalist & a scientist?If you ask a journalist “what do people think” they run into the street with a camera and mike, and that

dr catherine oliver

katiecmoliver

For @TheVeganSociety and @OurFutureNormal’s #FutureNormalDay, I want to share the story of six hens, Lacey, Bluebell, Winnie, Cleo, Olive and Primrose. In 2018, my mum rescued them from down the

RISE Lab

risetoresearch

1. Acquired Brain Injury (#ABI) is a leading cause of death and #disability in young people. “ABI” refers to changes to one’s brain that could be caused by #trauma (e.g.,

Peter Suber

petersuber

Since the pandemic shutdown began, journal submissions of co-authored papers, with women among the co-authors, are slightly up, and solo-authored papers by women are significantly down.https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2020/04/21/early-jo

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. For the last few years we've been hearing a lot about *evidence-based teaching* practices. In principle, I'm a big fan of using evidence to improve my teaching. In practice,

Kevin Collins

kwcollins

The implication by @reidepstein & the @nytimes that vote by mail has a partisan advantage, and that one election result "Upend[s] Old Theories" is just wrong, grossly irresponsible, and verging

Jörg Hillebrand

gaghyogi49

Soo, all in all it seems around 60 different Klingon forehead pieces were created and re-used between TNG season 1 and ENT season 4. In the remaining posts I will

Simon Goring

sjGoring

If you’re doing #openscience but not considering accessibility then your science is not open. A reminder that neither @rstudio nor @ProjectJupyter are fully accessible, although both are making concerted efforts.

acab1312

j356e48392fg78

feeling the sudden need to remind ppl that it is VERY easy to drown in still water like lakes and reservoirs! currents caused by the temperature difference between surface and