#Labs

Sara Danner Dukic

saradannerdukic

There is not enough testing in this country. Why is there not enough testing? Watch this interview with CEO of Decode Genetics in Iceland (Kari Stefansson):https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2020-04-23/iceland-s-crazy-plan-to-stop-the-coronavirus-

Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️

realchrisrufo

SCOOP: The @FBI is now holding weekly "intersectionality" workshops.Let me say it plainly: critical race theory is a toxic, pseudoscientific, and racist ideology that is taking over our public institutions—and

Ayushman Koul

ayushman_koul

@koulanshita has curated this Covid Resource list especially for #Jammu. We will be adding more data on https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YQwtL431q8eG2EBP7qvF-1eX2IhVM8hfED3jc1eQC0o/htmlview in sometime. If you have any information, y

@P4LOIndia Is Fighting #Coronavirus Or #COVID19

FreedomMyths

Lockdown is good but not for the Indian economy that is dying, not for people dying due to lack of food, medicare and for those dying unattended in hospitals. It

#IndiaFightsCorona

COVIDNewsByMIB

#CoronaVirusUpdates: 1036 people cured/ discharged so far10363 confirmed cases so far339 deaths reported so farIn last 24 hours, 179 people cured, 1211 positive confirmed cases and 31 deaths reported: @MoHFW_INDIA

Jonathan Harding

_i0n

Johnson knew about the paper published in the Lancet on 24th JanuaryHe knew that medics needed to be tested before and after treating Covid-19 patientsHe knew there was a vital

kitten

shwnfrncsco

Y'ALL REMEMBER WHEN HARRY ROQUE SAID CONGRATS PH WE BEAT UPPREDICTION FOR HAVING ONLY 36K CASES BY THE END OF JUNE???? AFTER 12 DAYS IN JULY WE ARE NOW AT

Twitter Dev

TwitterDev

Some #TwitterAPI Trivia Twitter launched in 2006, and just a few months later, the Twitter API was released. The first s̶e̶t̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶d̶o̶c̶s̶ doc for v1 looked like this

Jason Crawford

jasoncrawford

I recently read a fascinating paper from 1962 on the detailed history of how the transistor was invented.What stood out was how the researchers cycled back and forth between science

Julie Pfeiffer

jkpfeiff

Curious about what’s going on in submission/peer review/publication of SARS-CoV-2 studies? Me too! TL;DR, it’s NUTS. (1/7) In the past month or so, as an editor and reviewing editor at

Susan Leemburg

SusanLeemburg

Before I'll go and catch up with my #FENS2020poster rounds, I have some more thoughts about #animalresearch, #scicomm and yesterday's @The_EARA panel. It was very good, you should watch it

Beverley Gibbs

bevgibbs

All materials from our first webinar - What Are We Learning From Assessment? - in the series 'Lasting Impact from Crisis Innovation' are now in the Media Centre of the

Nick Ponton

nick_ponton

.@KalamazooCounty Board of Commission meeting on a Zoom meeting tonight. They will get an update from @KzooCountyHCS Health Officer Jim Rutherford expecting to give an update on COVID-19 First thing

Dave

StrangledDave

1/ The police do their job with the public's consent. Any vehicles in use for the journeys will be captured by ANPR. Given his position the plates may be blocked

Zac Petkanas

Zac_Petkanas

Things I'd ask Trump right now:1. FEMA says the ventilators you promised won't be delivered until June. Why didn't you request these ventilators back in February so they could be

Fionna O'Leary, 🕯🇪🇺

fascinatorfun

Again. The biggest problem with opening up the economy and life is identifying ESPECIALLY the asymptomatic transmitters (Maybe responsible for c44% of transmissions).Test early symptomatic and super fast tracing of