#Preprint

Irish Data Viz

IrishDataViz

What if we had a better metric for communicating the risk COVID-19 currently poses to society than case numbers?The R number and deaths also have big flaws (more )What if

Varun C. MD, DM

drcheruvarun

So, I suspect most don't really get what the big deal is in not reporting the primary outcome of a trial before commencing the trial, so here's a short #tweetorial..https://twitter.com/PriyankaPulla/status/1390993088886173697

Craig Harper

CraigHarper19

UPDATED PREPRINTWell, well, well... it looks like @Darren_Rhodes is now a social psychologist....In this work, we report two studies through which we present a revised structure of the Moral Foundations

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

I’ve been following the research on experimental therapies to treat #covid19 from the beginning and in the last month the three biggest results came from just one trial: Recovery in

Tim Skellett

Gurdur

1/n Over the next few weeks, you'll hear lots on how "top scientists", or "the world's leading scientists", call for a so-called #HerdImmunity approach. They're a few cranks & shills.

Dan Cleather

dr_jump_uk

I have some grave concerns about some of the underlying messages in this paper (thread).For me, it is a good example of an argument that on the surface seems reasonable,

Giovanni Canu

Gio_Canu

The preprint for my main PhD project in the @Vallierlab @SCICambridge is finally available online! And I’m really excited to share it with you all. Follow the tread for some

Eric Topol

EricTopol

A misleading headlineNo question about the profound crisis in India but to ascribe it to B.1.617, a variant of interest, in inaccurate, It's not a "double mutant"—there are 13 mutations

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

There are some good and bad hot takes about the Oxford/AZ vaccine going around - I'd like to add my view which I hope is more light than heat. Context:

James Hay

jameshay218

The lack of clinical COVID19 cases in children is odd. Understanding why will be essential in deciding which social interventions are most useful. We discussed this alongside a modeling analysis

Paul M. Garrett

PaulMGarrett

Our preprint on the Acceptability and Uptake of Mobile Tracking Tech for #COVID19 in Australia is out now! https://psyarxiv.com/7tme6 . Work by @simonjohndennis, @J_P_White, @AndyPerfors, @danielrlittle, @STWorg, @nicgeard, @lewis_math

Joseph Casillas

jvcasill

Do you like open science and reproducible research? Of course you do. You should read this thread. #openscience #rstats #academia #linguistics #phonetics I taught a graduate course (Spring2019) on

Matt Ashby

LessCrime

Today I've posted a new pre-print to @socarxiv analysing initial data on how crime in 16 large US cities has changed during the COVID-19 pandemic.Pre-print: https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/ep87sThread with some results …

Dan Larremore

DanLarremore

Preprint: Viral surveillance testing is crucial, but not all surveillance strategies are equal. We modeled the impacts of test frequency, assay limit of detection, test turnaround time, measuring impact on

George Taiaroa

georgetaiaroa

George here, with a brief summary of our revised preprint; the first native RNA sequence of SARS-CoV-2 using @nanopore, and a data-driven inference of genetic features and evolutionary rate. 1/12https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.05.9761

Mark Panning

MarkPanning

Who wants a thread about Cerberus Fossae on Mars? (images: landslides in Cerberus Fossae from @HiRISE NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona and visualization from HRSC data from Mars Express) (1/11) Cerberus Fossae