#Research

Todd Lowdon

tlowdon

Stunning new research finds C19 PCR tests are much too sensitive to be useful in assessing spread. "In 3 sets of testing data...compiled by officials in MA, NY & NV,

Jeff Clements 🦪

biolumiJEFFence

A recent study in @nature couldn't replicate drastic CO2 effects on coral reef #fish behaviour & empirically found no effect of #oceanacidification https://go.nature.com/3hK49UR Our #metaanalysis of the past decade on

dalyy⁷

btsaintplaying

ding dong ~~ ♡♡ a daily reminder from dalyy

Steve Joffe

SteveJoffe

1/ The history of human experimentation is endlessly fascinating (& troubling).I recently came across this 1932 study from Edvin Brusgaard demonstrating that the agent that causes herpes zoster (shingles) can

politics understander

AlabamaLeft

On the left, we talk about the coming water wars occasionally, but I'm not sure if people 100% understand what it meant by that, so I want to elaborate a

Ross "FollowtheScience" Levine

rosslevinemd

For those of us in biomedical research, we cannot forget that academic (and biotech) science is OUR small business. We have some significant headwinds ahead and we need to start

EDM Pajama Sam 💫🔦🔜 Maybe Galantis

BassDaddySean

COVID and festivals: a Med Student Raver’s perspective. Hi friends, I’m Sean and I’m a medical student/bass head. I also have 2 years of infectious disease research experience and a

Tom Armitage

MapNav_Tom

I did a comparison of the different hill shading tools in #QGIS and got some amazing results. Each one was blended with a DTM to give a bit of depth.

Linda Yueh

lindayueh

Yale Happiness Lab: “well known that living through hard circumstances can make us happier because it teaches each of us to be grateful for so many things in life." In

@TIGERinSTEMM

tigerinstemm

1) Hi, I'm Dr. Idris Ajia (@idrismonsur), A Nigerian. I presently work as a postdoc at Uni. Southampton. It’s hard to describe myself with words about who I am, where

Dr Lucy Foulkes

lfoulkesy

We need to understand the effect of the pandemic on mental health, and this study with 5000 teenagers will be a vital contribution when it’s out. But this article is

Lisa D. Cook

drlisadcook

Agree. Economists don't consult (or admit to consulting) other fields enough. Some subfields are traditionally open to other fields, eg, econ history, development & pol econ. This piece has a

Jason Kint

jason_kint

OK, I'm here. Google witness first. He's sharing a verbal version of G's propaganda blog post re: how much of ad supply chain gets captured by Google. Best thing I

Peter Hartlaub

peterhartlaub

“... and the always delicious Taco Bell.”Earlier this year we agreed that if my son got a perfect report card, for dinner he could have every item from the “Talladega

Stacey Tinianov

coffeemommy

#Inktober Not #Pinktober Once a potential drug shows value in "bench research" a clinical trial must be designed to test safety & efficacy in humans. There are phases of trials

Spencer B. Miller

SpencerBMiller

Lately I've been reading a lot of Canadian graphic novels and comics and they've been a wonderful distraction. I'm going to recommend a few of my favourites in this thread.