#Scientist

Sacha Coward

sacha_coward

One of the challenges of researching LGBTQ+ history is how much of it is actively hidden, destroyed and obscured. Queer history is a world of burnt letters, one-sided correspondences, ciphers

Helen De Cruz

Helenreflects

It's important that any governmental spending on Covid-19 relief should carve out funds to pay psychology and philosophy consultants who work on science communication. Those experts could devise strategies that

Krystal Tsosie

kstsosie

Yá'át'ééh abíní! Good morning in Diné bizaad (Navajo language)! In case you do not already know me, here are details below. But in conjunction with #DecolonizeDNA Day and #DNADay, I

Logos LP

Logos_LP

Quick thread on why $AYX is a triple digit market cap software company in the making:1/ $AYX is the leader in BI/data analytics for the enterprise business unit. They are

Mark Copelovitch

mcopelov

I may be, at best, a B+ political scientist on a good day, but I make a damn fine cocktailDer Doppelgänger (riff on the Dead Ringer: http://shorturl.at/ijmPR )2 oz St. George

Dogluxer

dogluxer

there's a lot of issues with this Tucker Carlson segment, but one claim stuck out to a friend of mine: according to Tucker, 64% of self-classified "liberal" White Americans have

WCS Ocean

WCSocean

NEW SCIENCE | “Opportunities and Challenges in Achieving Co-Management in Marine Protected Areas in East Africa: A Comparative Case Study”. Out now in the Journal of the Indian Ocean, fresh

Emily Burns😊 DMs welcome #TeamReality

Emily_Burns_V

1/manyCOVID has been politicized. Children and families in blue states are paying the price. On average, in red states, 3x as many children have access to 100%, 5-day/week in-person learning

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. A short thread on Goodhart's Law and Campbell's law.When natural scientists take measurements of a macroscopic physical system, the system does not respond by changing its behavior in ways

Derek Thompson

DKThomp

I wrote about a key ally of COVID-19 in this pandemic: Your voice.https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/08/wear-your-mask-and-stop-talking/615796/The virus spreads thru large and small droplets that we produce when we speak and sho

Ed Yong

edyong209

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2020/04/jacinda-ardern-new-zealand-leadership-coronavirus/610237/ https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2020/04/angela-merkel-germany-coronavirus-pandemic/610225/ https://www.theatlantic.com/po

Andreas Fulda

AMFChina

There is now a lot of international concern about safety standards at mainland Chinese bio-safety laboratories doing research on dangerous pathogens. When discussing this issue we need to be mindful

Noah Berlatsky

nberlat

so, re the McElwee/Bruenig discussion on whether the left should build coalitions or try to create a party around class divisions. 1 I think they both kind of miss the

Colin J. Carlson, Ph.D.

wormmaps

In the last week, faculty have started publicly fighting reopening; U. Southern California already changed course. Your school could next.Change is possible. Use your voice now. It's health justice; it's

Ben Zanin

gnomon

Coffee science time!@PilotCoffee Heritage, 18.0g in at 1.70 on the grinder... BUT this time there's a twist.https://www.home-barista.com/espresso-machines/aeropress-filter-below-and-above-puck-t58544.html...(grind, groom, tamp; but that's som

Ryan Davis

MicroLevitator

As an aerosol scientist with expertise in the niche sub-field of droplet fragmentation, I’ve been meaning to provide some commentary on this article for a while. What does it tell