#Research

Amber Wutich

AWutich

Now accepting applications for NSF CAMP (Cultural Anthropology Methods Program for Ph.D. Students). Our COVID-adapted CAMP launches online June 28-July 16, 2021. (2022-23 will be in person)Visit http://methods4all.org to learn

Anna Gifty is on IG and says #SACE2021

itsafronomics

As an emerging researcher, who identifies as Ghanaian-American, I think it's important to add to the discussion to talk a little bit about how I feel about research [in general]

David Zipper

DavidZipper

Just finished Divided Highways by Tom Lewis, an impressively readable account of building the US interstate system. A about the history of urban interstates, which have been problematic from

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Contagiousweeb

I will be creating and maintaining a list of all @quant_network $QNT's partners, clients and general "company they hold" type of organizations.This will be a simple thread for a quick

Royal Society of Chemistry

RoySocChem

New research – published today in our aptly named journal @SoftMatter, digests previous work demonstrating that wombat poo forms its distinctive shape within the wombat’s intestines, not at the, er,

Seanan McGuire

seananmcguire

A question I get asked a lot:Why is it so important to boost and uplift and specifically support black authors, POC authors, and trans authors? If they wrote good books,

8% Revolt 🇺🇸

8Revolt

Almost hate to say this, but as we have now arrived at the crossroad in our country’s history where we the people have to make the decision as to wether

Women's Budget Group

WomensBudgetGrp

Our webinar has now started. Follow the conversation on #CaringEconomyNow @traceyw_soc @NottmUniBschool@WarwickIER@TheIFS@Anne_McMunn @UCL_IEHC@BaowenXue @UCL_IEHC https://twitter.com/WomensBudgetGrp/status/1338137010184335360 We will ow be

Chengxin Pan

ChengxinPan

Engage in your research in good faith I did. It's by your (ASPI) own admission that your research is based on 'highly suspected', 'possible camps', 'could be', waiting-for-coroboration-type speculation and

EngLangBlog

EngLangBlog

Following on from the @EngMediaCentre child language course on Tuesday, here are a few links that I mentioned or resources that you might find helpful. The Language 0-5 project have

Dr Raul Pacheco-Vega

raulpacheco

I have been thinking about writing a thread on how to link theory with research, which probably fits with the question that was asked by @PhDForum earlier today - how

Ted McCormick

mccormick_ted

Apparently the centrist dream is a university where academic ideas can be banned by the state but racial slurs can't be complained about. *NB This is also the fascist dream.

Sizwe sikaMusi

SizweLo

Vaccines against the three major killers of the world's poorest: TB, HIV and malaria are unlikely to have vaccines anytime soon unless vastly more money is committed to researching them,

CREST

CrestAdvisory

1/9 For the second long read from Crest’s 'County Lines and Looked After Children' research project, @JoeCaluori examines whether the growing use of unregulated care homes has increased the risk

Casey Fiesler, PhD, JD, geekD

cfiesler

The question below is part of a thread that starts with an NYT profile of Heather Cox Richardson, who writes a daily newsletter with a huge public audience: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/27/business/media/heather-cox-richardson-substack-b

Tim Mak

timkmak

SCOOP, with @NPRDina: HHS wrested control of COVID data gathering from the CDC, gave it to a private firm w/little to no experience in infection control data.Among other items our

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