#Peer

Ben See

ClimateBen

I have found little peer-reviewed science suggesting we could hit 2C before 2035. I think it's possible, given albedo & global dimming, that we could reach 2C by 2029, but

cultural terrorist

risguey

the reason radical organization hasn’t seen any progress in the US over the last decade — much less the last 75 years of communist party building generally — has less

sage is a pregnant boy

sagereads_

Throw away the idea that professionalism means you can’t be vulnerable and have meaningful/real conversations with your coworkers and employers If someone you work for/with is making you feel guilty

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deadalnix

Some people seems to adulate Satoshi, think he can do nothing wrong and his word are to be interpreted as gospel. While I share Satoshi's plan to create peer to

Jason Grissom

JasonAGrissom

After many years as editor of Educational Researcher (@ERjournal_AERA), and 17 months after taking on my last new submission, I think I just sent a decision letter on my *last*

Eve Tuck

tuckeve

I was just asked by a colleague how I facilitate Q & A sessions—I guess the word is out that I am very deliberate about how an academic Q &

KidSmoove

kidsmoove

I’m Voting for Joe Biden because they told me to.Peer pressure... Now that I let several hours past it’s clear y’all didn’t see why this was posted. If you look

Phillip B. Williams

PBW_Poet

I will say this about Ocean Vuong and metaphor gate. For the first time in my life I was called a f*gg*t while walking with a friend downtown. I do

Bryan Wilder

brwilder

I'm excited to share a project long in the making. We designed algorithms to find influential nodes in social networks, applied to HIV prevention for homeless youth. A trial with

Bryan R. Early

B_R_Early

Senior faculty SHOULD NOT bully grad students. The best advice I can give to grad students is to avoid jerks & focus on cultivating positive relationships with peers and senior

Mat Auryn

MatAuryn

Dr. Emoto’s “research” has a beautiful message, but it’s pseudoscience. Relying on pseudoscience to try to validate spirituality is a disservice to spirituality and science. We shouldn’t need water crystals

Lauren Eriks Cline

lerikscline

Today I'm visiting the article publication workshop run by the English department at UMich to talk about my experience with journals and peer review. I thought I'd take the opportunity

Becky Yoose

yo_bj

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Carole Cadwalladr

carolecadwalla

NEW: The govt just published a load of minutes from SAGE meetings up till May 7. This is good news! We desperately need more openness & transparency. But it also

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

“Nobody knows the truth — let’s be honest,” Dr. Ioannidis said of the prevalence figures. “But if I had to guess, I would say it is probably higher than our

Dan

dan_abramov

That thread everyone’s discussing reminded me how my and my wife’s parents spent YEARS pressuring us to have children even though we live in a different country and they’re not