#Scientific

Rachel Langer

rachlanger

I’ve been trying to find a way to articulate my feelings on Christian churches breaking public health orders to gather during the pandemic. Full disclosure, I’m a minister's daughter who

Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸

ASlavitt

COVID Update ovember 16: One of the most powerful weapons has sat dormant— the presidential bully pulpit. Here’s how Joe Biden should use it. 1/ “Folks, some people have tried

Kert Viele

KertViele

(1/n) We often see related datasets (multiple vaccine trials, multiple trials exploring the amyloid hypothesis in Alzheimer’s, basket trials in oncology) How do we think about multiple groups of data

Farmer Thor the Scientist ™️🇺🇸

JortsAndCrocs

1/13 Misleading headline, & I'm not surprised @Timcast ran with it. While I enjoy his content, he should know better. Here's why, from an industry expert, this is simply a

Kwasi Kwakwa (@RealSci_Nano)

RealSci_Nano

Now we can move on to talking about microscopes proper. For people who don't work with them for a living, you probably haven't seen once since school and you remember

Feminist Proper Gander

dappergander

In response to posting the Redpilling Guide, I have been asked a few times, “is there a guide for getting people out again?”And the answer is yes and no. There

Charlynn Schmiedt

ohtheprofanity

Yesterday, I conducted a poll about whether people were listening to podcasts more or less in 2020. I also asked if people would share the reasons why they're listening more

Ed Crooks

Ed_Crooks

It's Saturday, so it's time for another oil history thread. This week: Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi, the great Persian scientist, doctor and alchemist, who lived between 865 and

Samuel Brealey

SamuelBrealey

MEGA THREAD: There is a persistent belief in the world of Marketing that consumers share Loyalty with certain brands. I do not believe this is true. For the most part.

Saamaanya Jeevi ಸಾಮಾನ್ಯ ಜೀವಿ Shivakumar

SaamaanyaJ

A thread on National Education Policy 2020.1. The reference to Duties in the same vein as Responsibilities is a good thing. Weakness of Constitution can be compensated by Education to

Ed Yong

edyong209

I wrote the Atlantic’s next cover story on the COVIDization of science. No other disease has been scrutinized so intensely, by so much combined intellect, in so brief a time.

Jeremy Faust MD MS (ER physician)

jeremyfaust

This Spring, I noticed my colleague @Cleavon_MD tweeting about young people dying of COVID.Many people of color.I wondered if these sad cases were statistical anomalies. Must be that these were

Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD

arghavan_salles

There were plenty of obstacles to women’s careers before the pandemic. When schools went remote in the spring, it was theoretically possible that childcare would be distributed among genders. It

Daniel Belavy

BelavySpine

Thinking of doing a PhD and wondering what might help you succeed?Supervising PhD students and want the best outcome for them?Thread Summary of work in @PLOSONE https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0236327@AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter

Jakob Greenfeld

jakobgreenfeld

I wanted to write a short issue of my Product Ideas newsletter. But then I remembered this tweet, started thinking about how many amazing content producers don’t get the attention

Martin van Buren

PerpetualValue

I have serious doubts about the reliability of the PCR tests, which have a huge impact on society. I am not a microbiologist but I was invested in PCR-testing companies

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