#Studies

T. Greer

Scholars_Stage

I have a book review out in Foreign Policy Magazine. The book reviewed: Inside the Mind of Xi Jinpinghttps://foreignpolicy.com/2019/11/21/xi-jinping-china-communist-party-francois-bougon/ This book is by @Francois_Bougon. You can buy it here: https:/

Mike Vigil

protectedpick

“Appreciative Inquiry is a strengths-based, positive approach to leadership development and organizational change....While many traditional methods begin by focusing on pitfalls and problems, Appreciative Inquiry asks people to explore s

Rim-Sarah Alouane

RimSarah

This is horrific. Two French doctors on live television are discussing how a potential new treatment against #covid19 should be first tested in Africa, "where are no masks, no treatment,

Jantsje Mol

JantsjeMol

Paper alert!In 2018 I got in touch with Meike Morren, @JuliaBlasch @ZigaMalek about motivating people to eat more sustainably. Now in @JEnvPsych #openaccess with lots of figures and cool appendices.

sb

sannytbreak

Poor families are generally larger in size. There are a number of explanations for this, but they certainly exclude the idea that procreation has become the "poor's habit." This is

K Malmarugan/கோ மால்மருகன்- I Stand with Kashmiris

Kodungolan737

From my experience when it comes to discrimination in big institutions,TamBrahm faculty are the worst. They are vicious, rude and won't even want to talk. For a student in late

James McIntyre

JamesMcIntyre_E

Pizza dealership is actually something of a rite of passage on the royal road to power in international politics:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVmAcULPMu4 https://twitter.com/steamedhamms/status/1280854868551512064 Case Study 2:https://ww

Dr. Erik Wade

erik_kaars

[TW: racism] Thread: In 1849, a London periodical called The Anglo-Saxon appeared with the stated goal of popularizing the term "Anglo-Saxon"as a racial & linguistic term tied to the early

Ramon

miscreanity

Oppression created by experts in their narrow fields has succeeded not in "flattening the curve" but in smearing feces across the faces of the American working class.They are saving the

Cecile Janssens

cecilejanssens

Here is a quick summary of my webinar on polygenic risk scores (PRS), hosted by @CDC_Genomics and @MuinJKhoury. A link to all slides and recording is in the last tweet.The

Matthew Noah Smith

MattNoahSmith

Story time! My 1st job was at Yale. I often taught Directed Studies, Yale’s great books course for elite humanities students. Big shot profs from other disciplines sometimes taught the

F.O.G.

FogOfGrass

2005 with references going back to 2003. #kansas news won’t dig in to this. Only reprint rehashed faulty national hit pieces, never show you the stories of lives saved.Why?@LJWorld⁩⁦@CJOnline⁩⁦@kansasdotcom⁩#Hydroxychloroquine#ksleg https://virologyj

Kevin McKernan 🙂

Kevin_McKernan

Speaking of short circuiting…Here is an excellent manuscript… But I pose a question to the astute reader. Where is Waldo?https://msphere.asm.org/content/5/5/e00637-20 What key aspect of this design might bias the study?

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 +

Dr. Lynora Saxinger 🇨🇦

AntibioticDoc

A long thread on #COVID19 prevention and face masks (which we should use) and sending the RIGHT message. Why? I worry about the unintended consequences of hardcore face mask advocacy,

Glenn Langford

mrglangford

Covid-19 and schools. A thread. The PM has basically pleaded with teachers not to make parents choose between homeschooling and putting food on the table. The amount of wrong in