#Preprints

Jonathan Eisen

phylogenomics

Worth reading / rereading - on the risks of gain of function research from 2014 from The Cambridge Working Group #covid19 #GainOfFunction http://www.cambridgeworkinggroup.org/ “Whenever possible, safer approaches should be pursued

Colin J. Carlson, Ph.D.

wormmaps

Today I'm pleased to announce the Viral Emergence Research Initiative (VERENA), a consortium of virologists, ecologists, and data scientists working to predict which viruses could infect humans, which animals host

Joel Miller

joel_c_miller

A problem with armchair epidemiologists is that they can make very confident-sounding statements without acknowledging (or perhaps even recognizing) that those statements depend on assumptions.https://twitter.com/federicolois/status/1298631

Lulu Friesdat

LuluFriesdat

Thread: 1. NY just passed #AVR Automatic Voter Registration. @StandUpAmerica estimates this will add over 1Mill voters to the #NY rolls. Wouldn't it be great to know that those votes

The Grant Repository at Proposal Analytics

GrantRepository

Everyone in #academia knows the struggle of getting a #grant through peer review – but despite how crucial it is to doing research, there’s very little research on how grant

Jeremy Howard

jeremyphoward

I was invited to present the paper we've worked on for four months to @WHO's Guideline Development Group yesterday.Now that the world is wearing masks, I'm retiring from mask advocacy.Here's

The Seeker

TheSeeker268

A thread on the origins of COVID-19, and a possible bio-containment failure at one of the Wuhan labs. I feel there are facts not enough people know about, so I

Dr Natalie Shenker

DrNShenker

I never saw a future that I'd be sad to see my article published in @TheLancet. But in many ways this feels too late.When the original paper came out in

Rick Betzel

richardfbetzel

A short thread on this paper: 1/nhttps://twitter.com/richardfbetzel/status/1318214098778206208 Over the past couple decades, we've learned a lot about the structure/function of large-scale brain networks. Nearly all of this work has bee

Daniel Westreich, PhD

EpidByDesign

Hi friends: @MaartenvSmeden, @edwardsjk, and I have some concerns about the OpenSAFELY preprint (available at https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.06.20092999v1.full.pdf) We’ve summarized our thoughts in the form of an open acc

Pramesh CS

cspramesh

The preprints of the #SOLIDARITY trial are out on MedRxiv. While many may lament that all four drugs tested did not show benefit, this is a remarkable trial for many

Jónas Haraldsson Balding 大老板

BaldingsWorld

You people drove me to it. I am going to do a thread, no idea how long it will be at this point, highlighting medical journal article and preprints about

Kristen K. Coleman

drkristenkc

What happens when your "high standard of proof" is so high that it cannot be reached in a reasonable amount of time before implementing common sense infection prevention strategies for

Mathieu M.J.E. Rebeaud

Damkyan_Omega

1/ J’ai fait une jolie pause. Utile et nécessaire, dans la forêt et loin de Twitter. Loin de beaucoup de gens et de choses en fait. Et je suis de

Derek Beaton (wears a mask and you should too)

derek__beaton

1/ Yet another @ONDRISTUDY preprint alert!Kelly led this all-hands team science effort that outlines exactly what the @ONDRISTUDY looks like at baseline, and goes into the breadth of neurodegenerative disorders

Gabor Erdosi 🧩📄📊🧭

gerdosi

“we detected SARS-CoV-2−reactive CD4+ T cells in ∼40-60% of unexposed individuals, suggesting cross-reactive T cell recognition between circulating ‘common cold’ coronaviruses and SARS-CoV-2.”https://twitter.com/profshanecrotty/