#SCIENCE

Charlie Weller

DrCharlieWeller

2020 has been such a difficult year for so many of us. But..... the glimmer of hope for me has to be the astonishing speed of vaccine developmentThe effects of

Yackar Mauzole, PhD

Sat_Oceans

1/ Enough on fronts! Satellite oceanography is when you observe the oceans from space. There are many satellites with eyes on the ocean! It became a thing in the

Michael Retchin

MichaelRetchin

10 Biotech ConferencesHere are some of the best *free* events for learning about advances in bioengineering / synthetic biology and drug discovery.Thread This is one in a series of threads

Nick Carmody JD, MS Psych

Nick_Carmody

There's an interplay between "collective narcissism" & "American Exceptionalism" that creates resistance to learning. Learning requires voluntary intellectual subordination: an admission the "teacher" k

Lori Neuman-Lee, PhD

CheloniaGirl

Lots of people have (rightfully) decried the NatCom paper and its potential effect on mentoring structure. It also sets a terrible example for how to consider data and a scientist's

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

The Trigan Empire became one of the best-loved British comic strips of the post-war era: an epic tale that brought the Roman world into the space age.Let's take a look

Raoul Pal

RaoulGMI

While everyone seems to celebrate every single new BTC high, let me remind you of where we are going... Nothing is a Law of Nature but the log-regression trend since

chris cappa

CappaSnappa

In #atmoschem, collaborative field & lab campaigns are a great way to move science questions forward. But these studies create challenges for credit and coauthorship. Following conversations with @chemdelphine, here

astrobites

astrobites

Next up, we're covering Special Session 107:The CSMA Panel: A Discussion on Anti-Blackness in AstronomyFeaturing @That_Astro_Chic @CapricePhillips @DavidZegeye and Erin Flowers, and moderated by @jazztronomy First topic: What Black scie

Peter Aldhous

paldhous

THREAD: I've been talking to the climate and fire scientists who know better than anyone about what's happening on the West Coast. They are deeply upset, but not surprised. And

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

There are now several studies out there that together give a useful indication of the possible role of pre-existing immunity (antibodies/T-cells etc.) in SARS-CoV-2 dynamics. A few thoughts/links... 1/ First,

Charles C. Mann

CharlesCMann

There’s a small academic argument about whether Robt. Malthus’s dire predictions were defeated by science and technology. True, S&T greatly lifted farm productivity, but that’s not the fundamental flaw in

Sophia Parker

mssophiaparker

Right, who is looking for a case study on how NOT to achieve a difficult but necessary shift in public behaviour? If so, look no further than the shambolic, naive

Sarah Szalavitz

dearsarah

http://1.So , ages ago I did an enormous amount of research in an attempt to convince folks I admired to not take Jeffrey Epstein’s or collaborate with him. Background/prior thread: https://bobbin.herokuapp.com/thread/116474530213953

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exavierpope

This Black doctors room now almost 1,000 people on Clubhouse on COVID-19 vaccine should be disseminated to the public and one of the best done on this platform. This is

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

Vitamin D and COVID-19: evidence and recommendations for supplementation | Royal Society Open ScienceYet another remarkable intervention in an RCT:“The primary endpoint was admission to intensive care which was required

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