#Research

🌙🌺Cotton🌺🌙

cottoncandyarts

Doctors be likeBoy, age 7: shows one symptomDoctor: yeah he has ADHDGirl, age 17: does a whole PowerPoint on why she believes she has ADD/ADHD based on years of research

The Independent Whig

TheWhig

1/ I have a serious question for @Musa_alGharbi. First, I’ll say right up front that I have read this thread but I have not read all of the linked articles.

Simon Gilbody

SimonGilbody

Can we use e-cigarettes and vaping to help people who use mental health services to quit smoking? important topic:big question. the brilliant people at #YorkshireCancerResearch @yorkshirecancer have funded us to

enough is enough

EmilyGorcenski

The Ten Points of the Nuremberg Code1. THE VOLUNTARY CONSENT OF THE SUBJECT IS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIALhttps://twitter.com/madeline_will/status/1288249994873634817 The Declaration of Helsinki, Article 25Participation by individuals capable of g

Brent Orrell

orrell_b

@dcoxpolls and I recently published a report for @AEI to better understand how STEM workers think about their educations and careers THREAD 1/7https://www.aei.org/research-products/report/stem-perspectives-attitudes-opportunities-and-barrie

Tim Bartik

TimBartik

I strongly disagree with this comment. Yes, candidates should be talking about improving wages and employment in a number of industries. But the notion that the U.S. cannot have useful

Madhu Pai, MD, PhD

paimadhu

Thread based on my new paper in @NatureMedicine published today:Covidization of research: what are the risks?https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-1015-0 Researchers, universities, funders, philanthropies, journals, and journalists hav

Gavin Schwartz-Leeper

gavinsl

Debating is a really useful tool (both in research and pedagogy), but it's structurally adversarial and actually pretty limited in most research and pedagogy. By contrast, collaborative and cooperative approaches

Prof Kate Wall

kate_wall98

Practitioner enquiry tip of the week: doing enquiry when you're not class based. I've tweeted about how to engage in enquiry before you head into the classroom, but what about

Dr Fiona Whelan

FionaEWhelan

Just before Christmas, I tentatively mentioned at work that I was a medievalist is a previous life (or maybe better described as a part-time/ad hoc medievalist atm). While I am

The Man in Seat 61

seatsixtyone

HOW RISKY IS A TRAIN JOURNEY? Preliminary research by @RSSB_rail suggests chance of getting COVID-19 from a train journey is around 1 in 11,000. That's without factoring in face coverings.

Emi Gal

emigal

1/10: I turn 35 this year, so I’ve been researching what I should do in order to minimize risk of death at 35, while optimizing for longevity - aka do

Eric Bailey

ericwbailey

I finished up a research project a couple of weeks ago, and I'd like to share a detail that completely threw me for a loop. We were conducting user research

𓀱 THE CUNT CLAIR HUXTABLE

QINGORACLE

Little tid bit: If you have Greek or Roman Deities, be very careful which Egyptian Deities you work with not all are open to that blend. Isis is the most

Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve

nvancleve

As a grad student, I was "warned" about the professional "consequences" of "going public" with my research findings...as though having respected/rigorous research was incompatible with public-facing work. This

Anna Meier

AnnaMeierPS

I went to an #APSA2020 panel on applying for jobs at teaching-oriented institutions—something many R1 grads want but that R1 faculty aren't always equipped to advise them on. Here's a

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