#Research

Lyne P. Tchapmi

lynetcha

In 2016, when Dr. Gebru @timnitGebru noticed there were about 6 black people out of 5500+ at the largest AI Conference, her team rolled up their sleeves and in 2017,

Flo Roberts

FloRoberts93

Everyone seems to be missing the big picture with the news media bargaining code. There’s a whole bunch of issues that will result from it going ahead, or from Google

Bonnie Stewart

bonstewart

i wrote a thing. we can't go on like this.https://twitter.com/insidehighered/status/1326374600389824517 findings from summer 2020 global survey of university instructors:- fewer than 1 in 10 of us *always* read the Terms

Adam Townsend

adamscrabble

Quick thread about POLLS. They're back. Polls give an appearance of “data-driven journalism”, but they are not. They make it effortless to form an opinion with no information assembly required.

fipaddict

fipaddict

(1/n) Cet article est hallucinant. Jamais le journaliste n'interroge l'idée qu'en France, un ancien fondateur d’entreprise "doit attendre sa dernière heure loin de son pays pour que ses héritiers puissent

Vaijayanthi

vaiju7

The day M.Phil., is abolished I want to recollect a tale from my University. Like Rajinikanth says "system sariyillai" so scrapping an useless degree only good to that extent ...

Jessica Price

Delafina777

So once upon a time, I was in a meeting at a large publisher that shall remain nameless, and we were discussing the upcoming 3rd? 4th? entry in a major

John Rogers

jonrog1

Of course 30% Americans are addicted to conspiracy theories. They can organize with others against conspiracy theories. They have comrades against conspiracy theories. But they're helpless against the real world

Casey King

letstalkcrime

Writing police procedurals? Approaching a crime scene – four basic steps: #Policeprocedure #CrimeWriting #WritingCommunity Considering most procedurals are written by authors with no experience of being on the front line,

The Other Box

_TheOtherBox

Our #DiversityDictionary word of the week is widely used in the UK: #BAME, which stands for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic. Sometimes known as BME. It's a functional term we

Vicki Komisar

v_komisar

Applying for a faculty position? Here are some tips from #sfubpk @SFUResearch Profs Wakeling @WakelingLab, Tibbits & Mackey @Mobility_Health. Thanks @PKudzia_BioMech @livsaguiar @pratt_jaylene for hosting!Insights in THREAD: Q: How ofte

Flavio Toxvaerd

toxvaerd1

Should we pay people for getting infected? Should we increase fines for rule breakers? Incentives are key for controlling epidemic & getting it wrong can backfire. So far, the government

Shreyans Salecha

shreyanscb29

"How to do in-depth equity research?"I get this question so often. Here's everything I have learnt in the past 1 year.Please do bookmark & RT Thread CC: @finbloggers 1/Conduct in-depth

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

Ipsos MORI

IpsosMORI

Today @KellyIpsosMORI will be joining @KensingtonRoyal with the Duchess of Cambridge to explain the results of the study we’ve undertaken for the Royal Foundation into the vitally important topic of

Mike Memoli

mikememoli

Some of the Day One Biden campaign comms team announced today as part of WH press office. Includes @meghan_hays9 as Director of Message Planning, @KateBerner as dep comms director, @RemiMYamamoto

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