#Researchers

Petra Boynton

DrPetra

Today's #ResearchTip is thinking about how we talk about what we do, the impressions we create and how to avoid making life hard for ourselves.Let's start with a story. Imagine

Frank Pasquale

FrankPasquale

I'm always grateful for David's references--he's an encyclopedic source on the philosophy of AI & robotics. I just want to note how this angle may fuel important philosophical debates, but

Andrew Flood 👨🏻‍💻📝🕺

andrewflood

Yesterday the @IrishTimes again published a #Covid19 piece that had not been fact checked. Piece by Martin Feely suggests the WHO had put forward a mortality of 0.1386%. This is

Q1Aussie Sheepdog

CameronPSPolla1

AUSTRALIAN THREAD THE RISE & FALL & RISE OF HCQ & WHO CONTROLS IT BEFORE COVID19 HCQ had been in use in Aust for decades. The Therapeutic Goods Administration

Kawasaki_KR-1

KawasakiKR11

On herd immunity.Herd immunity is when sufficiently high % of population are immune, so that an infected individual pass the infection to

Jake Vogel

_JakeVogel_

Does Alzheimer’s disease pathology spread through the brain consistently across the population? We delve into this in our paper “Four distinct trajectories of tau deposition identified in Alzheimer’s disease”, now

IRN Ireland

IRNtweets

Good morning! We hope you can join us today in the Castletroy Park Hotel Limerick 11-13.00 for the launch of 'Doctors & Us', our study of what it's like for

Kiran Musunuru

kiranmusunuru

Today is Thanksgiving in the U.S.—in the spirit of the holiday, I want to focus on a positive story about CRISPR, instead of the misadventures of He Jiankui:“How CRISPR +

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

I‘ve had little time this past pandemic year to indulge in my passion for science around the color blue. But I did take some time this week to write about

Amit Thadhani

amitsurg

Short thread on the Chinese vaccine for COVID19. An irresponsible govt starts vaccinating it’s own people without adequate proof of either safety or efficacy, bypassing phase 3 trials. Then finds

Kevin Bird

itsbirdemic

It's time to have more fun with some attempted responses to my paper attacking the hereditarian hypothesis! This time by the far right anthropologist Peter Frost. This may get technical

Nathan Jones

NateJones_BU

I was excited to partner with @Results4America and @AnnenbergInst and to co-author this new new #EdResearch4Recovery brief with Sharon Vaughn of @utexascoe & Lynn Fuchs of @VanderbiltU.https://bit.ly/Ed4Rbrief2 A few key takeaways

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

April 27 was the last time there was a White House coronavirus task force briefing, leaving us with more than a month without regular updates from the group Vice President

Tom Hardwicke

Tom_Hardwicke

New preprint: "Analytic reproducibility in articles receiving open data badges at Psychological Science: An observational study" with @elManuBohn @macdonaldst @emilyhembacher @MicheleNuijten @peloqube @BennyDemayo @brialong @Erica

Oladeji Stephen

RealSaintSteven

Day 12: Dataset In Machine LearningIn #ML, the common task is to study &build algorithms that can learn from and make data predictionsThese algorithms operate by making data-driven predictions by

Crystal Ferreira

cfthisfootnote

Dogs That Didn’t Bark, a thread on:EARLY NATIVE DOG BREEDS IN THE AMERICASNumerous early documents indicate that dogs were present in the Americas before the arrival of European colonists.1/ A