#Researchers

Isaiah Dawe ID. Know Yourself

IndigenousX

Before I finish on @IndigenousX tonight - I wanted to share something to all the non-Indigenous researchers out there, the academics, the ones who have researched on #Aboriginal & #TorresStraitIslander

Lafargue

Lafargue

It does, but it probably doesn't need them to make bold, contrarian, under-evidenced, extremely high risk public health policy interventions on the basis of untested modelling methods, in the middle

jenabbasi

jenabbasi

Severely immunosuppressed people can battle #SARSCoV2 for months. Some virologists are convinced the #variants emerged in this setting. My latest for @JAMA_current deals with how to care for these vulnerable

Omar

OLaasDoIt

Let's go over why, as far as Islam is concerned, these points are irrelevant AND how research demonstrates belief in God is far more intrinsic/refined than this article would like

Robert Plenge

rplenge

Increasing evidence points to monocytes and macrophages as key players in the maladaptive immune response to SARS-CoV-2 and the disease it causes, COVID-19. A thread with emphasis on key mechanisms

BlackProGen

blackprogen

Please DO NOT buy into the hype that our ancestors were not documented at all before 1870, that we had no surnames before the 13th Amendment, and that we only

Nev Jones

viscidula

Othering, representation, “the community”, a thread. Since yesterday I have been quite preoccupied with the logic of statements like “someone who can work full time, work as a researcher etc.

Joanna Frketich

jfrketich

This thread contains @TheSpec #COVID19 coverage for April 6.Two more deaths in #HamOnt and an outbreak in the special care nursery @STJOESHAMILTON that cares for sick and premature babies.https://www.thespec.com/news/hamilton-region/2020/04/06/covid-

Alec MacGillis

AlecMacGillis

"Harvard researchers who have been following 224 children ages 7 to 15 found two-thirds had clinically significant symptoms of anxiety and depression btwn Nov 2020 and Jan 2021. That is

mo torres the tenth

motorresx

On the (seemingly endless) study of disparities in the social sciences: the question isn’t whether a disparity exists; the question is how evidence of a disparity will spur people to

erin roth

erotheroth

"We find the standard deviation of teacher effects on student height is nearly as large as that for math & reading achievement, raising obvious questions about validity."https://twitter.com/MatthewAKraft/status/1198965387012067328 i.e.,

Parijat Garg

84pg

Just finished reading Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker. The book has been one of the hardest hitting ones for me in many months. If you are one of those

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

I haven't even thought about writing papers for publication since mid-January. To address the threat posed by #COVID19, it's all about making progress as fast as possible, and sharing what

Molly Hunter

mollymhunter

Researchers, scientists, public health experts told me the same thing: we can't just sit around waiting for vaccines. (Yes, multiple!) There are 165+ vaccines in development. (Great!) There will likely

Pramesh CS

cspramesh

The power of large, pragmatic randomized trials. Conducted by academic researchers using an adaptive trial design (#MAMS), and you’ve got a winner. Strong reasons why publicly funded research is so

Ben Hawkes

benhawkes

This is a list of the most commonly exploited vulnerabilities between 2016 and 2019, from CISA and FBI. Unfortunately they didn't share their methodology, but let's take a closer look