#Researchers

David H. Clements

waterprinciple

Look, I get all the ways our response to HIV has been _fucked up_, AND ALSO HIV is a radically different disease from COVID 19, it's a _much_ more difficult

Dr Kirsty A. Miller

KamMilz

Looking forward to welcoming our new 1st years tomorrow and considering what WILL be the same this academic year. Our students WILL... Have peer mentors to help their transition into

Christopher Miller

ChristopherJM

This is wildly inaccurate & irresponsible of Anders. At no time during the war has there been panic in Kyiv, even in the worst of times. I lived there for

Vicky Ryan

vicky_ryan64

A long tweet: After listening to Angela Saini (author of Superior - The Return of Race Science) speak at the @RSSAnnualConf and then the podcast ‘Living with eugenics’ by UCL’s

Prof Gemma Carey

gemcarey

As @DrDanWoodman has been saying, you can’t turn research and higher ed on and off like a tapThe decisions made today will last for 20 yrsReduced research for 20 yrsLost

JRHentschke

jrhentschke

Just back from a day-long, productive Advisory Board meeting at #Iberoamerican Institute in Berlin (https://www.iai.spk-berlin.de/en/home.html ) -no time to see Margaret Qualley at the Berlinale 300m away. #Latinoamericanistas, here are a

Chris Martens

chrisamaphone

Programming Languages as a discipline has traditionally been approached using the research methods of mathematics: formal definition and proof. There are some who challenge us to approach it as a

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DrOlufunmilayo

If you order any package online,Leave it for 72hours at least before you open and/or unwrap it to touch anything inside it.When the delivery comes,Collect it with gloves,Keep it somewhere

Mark Hoddenbagh

hoddenbagh

A big shout out to all #communitycollege grads serving so readily and diligently through COVID. Continuing Care Assistants, Practical Nurses, Respiratory Techs, Trades, cooks, power engineers, hospitaliers, Radiology Techs, phlebotomists,

The Wall Street Journal

WSJ

Rarely have America's children suffered so many blows—and all at once—as during the Covid-19 crisis. Psychologists and researchers say they expect it to cause deeper and more chronic suffering for

Daniël Lakens

lakens

Writing this paper substantially changed my thoughts on what research we should be doing as psychologists. Check out @annemscheel’s thread, but, I like this paper so much, I wanted to

Alex Stamos

alexstamos

This and similar contests contain hard lessons about the bug density of critical US software and the effectiveness of the PRC's effort to create a homegrown public-private offensive capability. These

Salem's Phillips Library

friends_salem

This Twitter account was started to advocate for the return of @peabodyessex museum's world-renowned @PEMlibrary (aka the Phillips Library) to #SalemMA. The previous museum director limited access for years, claiming

Jen Heemstra

jenheemstra

If you had asked me two months ago what a pangolin is, I would have guessed that it’s a musical instrument. But, due to #COVID19, this animal may end up

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

Two interesting examples of how randomized controlled trials could build evidence for policy decisions - whether to offer alternative housing for isolation, and re-opening schools. Useful to start thinking now

Andrew Calloway

just1calloway

Also they promote the testing site just a couple of times on their social media pages. When in fact, a percentage of the residents don’t have insta or Twitter (look