#Researchers

Dr. Ali Nouri

AliNouriPhD

NIH STUDY: 3 interventions had the most impact on COVID infections: closing schools, closing bars, wearing masks. Here's Maryland where trajectory of case rate (green) hospitalizations (blue) and death (black)

Will Jennings

drjennings

Toby Young 'expert'. Nobody, including the Oxford team, believes this is true. Shame on The Sun for publishing this irresponsible rubbish. Shame on Toby Young for cynical misrepresentation of the

Michael Hobbes

RottenInDenmark

The New York Times ran a full-page ad denouncing the decision. Researchers later discovered that editors had given away the space *for free.* Meanwhile, when linguists put together an open

Leah Stokes

leahstokes

IT'S CLIMATE TIME! A thread... "Do you believe that climate change has made wildfires and hurricanes worse." A question for Pence.Pence: "The climate is changing, but the issue is what

Nikhil Pahwa

nixxin

I was on @rahulkanwal's show on India Today yesterday, on privacy during COVID19 + Aarogya Setu app. Couldn't share all my points, but here goes:1. The Privacy challenge we are

ColorOfChange

ColorOfChange

Today, @Facebook released their civil rights audit, a product of years of pressure from our team and a growing collective of civil society, researchers and advocates. After years of pushing

Cathryn Townsend, PhD.

CathrynTownsend

Racial IQ hereditarians claim there's a "taboo" on their work. This trope "supplies a ready explanation for the failure of the hereditarian research program to convince the larger scientific community

Tom Ellis

ProfTomEllis

I'm sorry but this year it should be called "Lobby Universities, Funders and Governments To Actually Give a Damn About Postdocs Week" here's why... While we all

Shannon “Badass Cross Stitch” Downey

ShannonDowney

A story... (in proper thread form) I go estate sale shopping regularly and whenever I find an unfinished embroidery project I buy it and finish it bc there’s no way

Simon Mongey

Simon_Mongey

1/n Working paper w @AlexWeinberg17 and @pilossopher: Which workers bear the burden of social distancing policies? "Our main finding is that workers in low-work-from-home and high-physical-proximity jobs are more economically

Jenny Fisher

AtmosJennyF

I am "delighted" to announce that after 8 long years of persistence, I have reached a new professional milestone: 10 funding rejections from @arc_gov_au To everyone who said "just keeping

PeterGelderloos

PeterGelderloos

Bullsh*t that happens when you criticize scientists.A thread.There is no system of oppression in the world today that functions w/out the complicity of scientists. Scientific institutions are a crucial part

Emma Luck

emmaluck22

Have you ever seen a killer whale referred to by a string of letters and numbers, such as AP18 or AT186? Have you ever wondered what those letters and numbers

Steve Holbrook

WStevenHolbrook

This begins to address something I've been thinking about: How do we adjust expectations for promotion and tenure in the wake of the pandemic? Clock extensions were an easy (and

CO:RE H2020 🇪🇺

CORE_H2020

How should we classify #onlinerisks for #children?@Livingstone_S and @Mariya_Stoilova propose a new approach based on #4Cs of risk.Let's take a look at the updated model in this #thread for #researchers,

Naven Narayanan

EebNaven

Recently while submitting a manuscript on ScholarOne (a manuscript submission software for many journals) I ran into a problem of having to compulsorily enter a first name and surname (1/n).