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Cat Ellen

cayswann

So I wrote a short reply to one of those "wasn't it good when we all had RESPECT for..." memes and the person who posted the meme deleted my reply

Damon Matthews

damon_matthews

Our Perspective is out in @NatureGeosci! “Opportunities and challenges in using remaining carbon budget to guide climate policy” -- everything you ever wanted to know about carbon budgets in only

Roger C. Schonfeld

rschon

Wiley buys Hindawi -- a $298 million acquisition for GBP 25 million in annual APC revenues -- in bid to expand open-access platforms @pbasken https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/wiley-buys-hindawi-bid-expand-open-access-platforms I

Foz Meadows

fozmeadows

This is going to be incredibly bad, and I'll tell you why: the most interesting thing about the Arthurian legends is the women and every single adaptation bar Sam Neill's

Mark Steven

multimimetica

Ulysses means more to me than any other book. Part of the reason why is that I first read Ulysses before knowing *anything* about Ulysses. Here’s a #Bloomsday2020 thread. My

Beth Schueler

BethSchueler

Despite all that's going on in the world, I'm still excited to share a bit about a new working paper meta-analyzing impact evaluations of efforts to improve low-performing schools and

Rita Vassena

RitaVassena

A study on more than 26.000 patients: that longer times in storage of frozen embryos lower reproductive results.The claim is extraordinary, as could be the consequences, so the study should

Hyun Song Shin

HyunSongShin

Inflation tail risks have risen, mostly to the downside but some also to the upside Today's #BIS_Bulletin sorts through the caseshttps://www.bis.org/publ/bisbull28.htm Phillips curve reasoning carries us a long way: subdued

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albanosphere

THREAD: ARBANASI OF ZADARThe Arbanasi of Zadar (who call themselves Arbëneshë in their dialect) are a small but influential community of Albanians who hailed from the regions surrounding Lake Shkodër

Jessica Hullman

JessicaHullman

It's election forecast time! But can we take @FiveThirtyEight or @Economist forecasts at face value? What are forecasters' goals & incentives, especially post 2016 disillusionment? Excited to share a new

Liana Brooks

LianaBrooks

Time for a chat... once again we are discussing People Who Behave Badly In Publishing (comics, cons, ect) and DH asked if I'd had any problems. I haven't... for very

Cathery Yeh

YehCathery

As we all start the new school year during the pandemic, the need to build Ss' sense of belonging & community is even greater. Plz, let's support each other &

Krystal Tsosie

kstsosie

Too many people falsely assume "open #data" will "democratize" #science and its benefits, while the #Indigenous people most disenfranchised continually call into question these practices: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/

Donovan Maust

dtmaust

We wrote a new thing out in @JAMA_current examining the mind-bogglingly high rate of psychotropic and opioid use among older adults with #dementia in the community:https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2769458 Prescribing i

Matt Lowe

hmmlowe

A classic question in development economics is whether (and what types of) poverty traps exist. This new paper by Balboni, @orianabandiera, Burgess, @maitreesh, @anton_heil finds evidence for poverty traps in

Bes D. Socialist

besf0rt

"communism killed many people!"under capitalism:- 8,000,000 die of hunger- 4,000,000 die from curable disease- 8,000,000 die from a lack of clean waterper year. not because we can't solve these problems,

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