#SCIENCE

Joanna Groom

groomlab

I cant decide if #AdvanceAustraliaCare threads are encouraging or the ultimate doomscrolling. So much #outstanding #excellent research we're missing out on #auspol Im sick of seeing important projects and promising

Prof. Katharine Hayhoe

KHayhoe

The Fourth US National Climate Assessment was released on Friday. Since then, a number of politicians + pundits have made statements about it that are not accurate. As an author,

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Holy cow: 10% of the village of Corzano has the #B117 variant—10% of all residents! 60% of cases are kids from kindergarten and primary school, other 40% are their

Charles C. Mann

CharlesCMann

Fascinating debate in Nature Sustainability about a seemingly arcane question: how much burning of the landscape did indigenous Americans do before Europeans arrived? Relevance: if they did a lot, today’s

dom

domfullyy

Something that caught my eye with @spurs games.They play a "make someone else beat you" style of basketball.Anyone who watches the games knows this, but I wanted to see if

Reilly Neill

Reilly2020

The GOP would have us believe that the real terrorists in Montana are teaching evolution in schools, wearing masks to protect others in grocery stores, trying to get healthcare when

Josh Dehaas

JoshDehaas

Science journalist @mattwridley just shared some fascinating ideas about Covid-19 with @Liberal_Studies. Here are just a few of them:1. Russian flu that killed 1M in 1889 may have been a

Shane Morris

IamShaneMorris

I'm sorry, but I can't give @GovAbbott credit for closing bars and restaurants when every single expert on public health was saying it would be a disaster to re-open everything

Dr Lucy Garner

TheLucyGarner

The progress that scientists have made in understanding SARS-CoV-2 over the last few months has been outstanding, however I think the pandemic has also highlighted some less attractive parts of

Varro Analytics

Varro_Analytics

THREADCollection of biotech public markets wisdom from others. Mostly in tweet format. Will keep adding 1). Simplest ideas are best2). Always think of "margin of safety"3). Manage risk. Swap bad

Sean P. Means

SeanPMeans

In February, I got assigned to cover a Utah Department of Health news conference, in which the state’s epidemiologist, Dr. Angela Dunn, talked about how the state was getting ready

Ryan Lawrence

RyanOfKalamazoo

(Thread)For those of you noticing that likes and notifications are being turned off for tweets with "wrong think" here's the science behind what Twitter is doing.They want to reduce how

Katherine J. Haxton

kjhaxton

There seems to be some disagreement on whether undergraduate chemists should receive training in ethics as part of their undergraduate degree. It occurs to me that people may not fully

Tax Hikes Bernstein

EricHBernstein

Watching The Crown and finally got to Margaret Thatcher's entrance. Only an ep in but so far I really appreciate the portrayal of her fanatical--almost anti-establishment--zeal, which is a (maybe

Andy Ballingall #BLM 🏳️‍🌈 🇪🇺🇬🇧🇩🇪🤝

cnapan

Dear "Tax Payers' Alliance" @the_tpa Not a peep from you, despite the £400,000 wasted on a tracing app that didn't work when other countries were using a free one that

Megan Ranney MD MPH 🗽

meganranney

Today, the first time, CDC says "Fully vaccinated persons who meet criteria will no longer be required to quarantine following an exposure to someone with #COVID19."THIS IS HUGE. A thread

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