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Charlie M. Wray, DO, MS

WrayCharles

1/ Here by popular demand “How to Publish in Academics When Publishing Isn’t Your Thing”. A #Tweetorial on the picking & publishing low-hanging fruit in academic medicine. Further input always

T. Greer

Scholars_Stage

The 'damaging our relationship with our allies' line most describes what has happened in Europe, and to a lesser extent, the Anglosphere. Jeremy Stern got to the heart of some

Steve Pettitt

stveep

[1/8] A few “highlights” from my recent FoI request about the High St Ken cycle lanes - also covered nicely in this @carltonreid article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/carltonreid/2021/01/01/council-officer-ghost-edited-business-groups-p

Sam Julien

samjulien

We've all been here:1. Get amazing idea2. Buy sweet new domain3. Tweet about awesome new project4. `git init`5. Um...uh...do some planning?6. You know what, I'm really busy right now.8. (Secretly

Santiago

svpino

11 key concepts of Machine Learning.— Supervised Learning Edition — Before starting, remember that, if you follow me, one of your enemies will be immediately destroyed (and you'll get to

Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care

ChildCareON

[Thread] Tonight @RegionWaterloo Council will vote on closing 5 child care centres. At least 30 local parents and ECEs, along with several national child care experts are set to speak

Amanda Greenberg🎈

AKGreenberg

One year ago, we established @balloonplatform's Customer Advisory Board! It has been among the most impactful, best decisions that we’ve made as a founding team. I always get questions from

🟥Q-Cap🟥

qcapital2020

$SDGR recap of Evercore Conference:Top priorities for CEO is to make significant advances in the science in the upcoming year Drug Discovery ≠ Pattern recognition , much more intricate

HRouge

hareng_rouge

UK company Diaceutics #DXRX that is an picks and shovels play on precision medicine. The company is growing fast, profitable, to me reasonably cheap and unknown: 6 posts in 2

Brian Rounds

iambeeper

A lot of hot takes on the power outages the last few days—it’s become a Rorschach test that fits perfectly into your previously held beliefs on energy policy. So whose

U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee

SenateForeign

.#China is a strategic & global competitor & is the greatest foreign policy challenge we face this century. During my first term as chairman, I prioritized working w/ colleagues in

Zachary Tabb

ZTabb

#medicalvolunteers (MVs) from HICs seek out #LMICs for short-term exp in #globalhealth for many reasons@heather_haq, Laurel Hyle, & I examined the problematic #ethics when MVs prioritize image capture and sharing

Anne Sosin

asosin

Lives and Livelihoods, a Rural NNE Perspective: There’s been a lot said about lives and livelihoods in the aftermath of the election and in anticipation of a pandemic reset. I

alice.schwarze

aliceschwarze

Here's an interesting discussion on information-based vs. dynamics-based approaches to network inference and my thead on what I learned from it https://twitter.com/dallastaylordrt/status/1335055931332288514 To recap, Dane argues in favo

Economic Erudite

EconomicErudite

[Thread] Art, Dionysus and the myth of egalitarianism:There are ‘certain people’ who appear so insecure in their taste in art that they have begun to lash out at anyone who

Stella Cooper

_stella_cooper

Armed groups confronted scores of BLM protesters this year. Our new Visual Investigation examined video and social media from over a hundred of these interactions and found that these groups

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