#Discoveries

Patrick Collison

patrickc

Someone I know has had some quite useful COVID-related posts removed from Medium, LinkedIn, and Nextdoor—they've been deemed "COVID misinformation". (It's not what the WHO endorses!) I think his posts

Ross Neir

rossneir

when I was younger one of my worst intellectual tendencies was to make everything metaphysical. for example reading Jesus saying "You have not chosen me, but I have chosen you"

Juliane Fernandes

jufernandy

What I learned reading 1 paper a day in 2020, a thread #phdchat I read 253 articles/reviews this year (every business day in Brazil). I took the advice of doing

Jim Cust

jimcust

“Natural Resource Discoveries, Citizen Expectations and Household Decisions”New WB paper from @myjumens and me. We measure how much citizen’s expectations and behavior changes following major oil and gas discoveriesLink to

Cicely Marston

cicely

The phrase 'world beating' science (& apps in #Covid19) is being normalised. But science is incremental and based on global discovery. Govts *choose* to fund science poorly, making us compete

Rebekah O’Dell

RebekahODell1

Lesson Plan for Monday (a thread): Read this article from @nytimes about the 20 words/phrases that defined 2020. THEN...https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/18/style/words-of-the-year-2020.html?smid=ig-nytimes&utm_source=curalate_like2buy&am

Kaylee T. Matheny

kayleetmatheny

Excited to share our working paper out today from me, @marissaelena94, @ctownley_flores, and @seanfreardon called “Uneven Progress: Recent Trends in Academic Performance.” In it, we describe the wide variation in

Gerhard Toews

GerhardToews

Few thoughts on what just happened to Tom. We met very briefly a few years back in Maputo when @pl_vezina and I were presenting our work on the consequences of

Prof Miranda Wolpert

mirandarwolpert

5 key questions this feasibility trial seeks to answer :1 how to collect data that are rich in information about what helps different people - that is the active ingredients

Prof. Emily Levesque 🤓✨🔭📚

emsque

For several reasons it looks like this is an important time to talk about perception vs. reality when it comes to what makes a good scientist and a good discovery.

Whores of Yore

WhoresofYore

This is “Truth coming from the well armed with her whip to chastise mankind” (1896) by French artist Jean-Léon Gérôme.Thread Gérôme was inspired by the philosopher Democritus, who wrote “of

Denis Jabaudon

denisjabaudon

Why is it so difficult to link molecular, cellular, and circuit events with disease phenotype?Using cortical malformations as an example, @KlinglerEsther @FRANCISFiona7 @silvianeurompi & I discuss this in a review

TheLifeofScience.com

labhopping

Hi! My name is Sayantan (@queersprings), and I am the current coordinator of @labhopping. I am #queer_trans and participating in the #GlobalScienceShow (@globalscishow) on the occasion of #LGBTQSTEMday. I would

Jared Eborn

jaredeborn

Theory: We're seeing huge surges in child trafficking social media posts not because it's a bad thing (it definitely is) but because people who are uncomfortable acknowledging systemic racism is

Pierre-Louis Vézina

pl_vezina

The @Oxford_CSAE conference has gone virtual, on twitter! Here's what I was gonna present: "The oil nouveau riche and arms imports". Thread for #DIYCSAE --> There's been a bunch of

Brianne Benness

bennessb

If you have suspected or confirmed mast cell problems, what have been the most unexpected early warning signs that it's Time To Take A Benadryl*?*or other rescue med, etc I

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