#Colleagues

Will Haines

EconHaines

Rather than spending money on hit and miss professional development courses, I've spent the last few years learning from podcasts. I decided to relisten to my favourite 'Don't Tell Me

Amy

amymelissaestes

I’ve been teaching satire writing for a few months now through @SecondCityChiTC & I’ve been writing satire for awhile. I often find myself giving the same advice, so I thought

Jade Wallace

nycterosea

What follows is an open letter to @writerstrust and @RBC on the #BronwenWallaceAward age cap, which makes only writers under 35 eligible for the award. It's not a perfect critique,

Ibrahim Abdul-Rauf

SyedIbrahim1137

I haven't written an "Adventurers" account on Abdul-Ghani Baradar (I may or may not InshaAllah) but I find his among the most fascinating careers in modern history, mainly cos participated

Dr. Jen Schradie

schradie

2020 can't end soon enough, but my sociology colleagues and I @OSC_SciencesPo have been analyzing covid inequalities from this past year. We've written a year-in-review research report. Here's the THREAD

Mike Famulare

famulare_mike

Leaving the WA #COVID19 beat for a moment and looking nationally, remember that no matter how out of control your local epidemic is, hunkering down tight will not only stop

Dr Claudia Antolini 🌌🚀#BLM she/her 🐯

CA_AstroComm

People! Have you seen people being rude to each other during meetings, maybe directed at women/people of colour/disabled people/LGBTQ+ people? Do you want to help prevent this abuse? Some tips

Mark Gray

emtgray

This week, California passed Prop 22, allowing Uber and Lyft to classify drivers as independent contractors (and requiring a 7/8 legislative vote to amend). One person to credit (along with

Paolo Crosetto

PaoloCrosetto

I was contacted by MDPI's Nutrients to edit a Special Issue.I was seriously considering it, then @marcfbellemare @maritkragt advised against it.I am now convinced MDPI is milking the Nutrient cash

Lyall Taylor

LT3000Lyall

As an investor it's important to be alert to your own biases, and seek out mechanisms to guard against them. I largely share(d) Claire's view people should accept the trial

Ross "FollowtheScience" Levine

rosslevinemd

#ASH20 day 1. Loved seeing everyone's tweets about the meeting today as everyone spends time supporting their colleagues, congratulating presenters, and retweeting amazing science. This is science and the hematology

Richard McKay

RAMcKay

@guardian health editor @sarahboseley erred by uncritically reproducing the phrase ‘patient zero’ in reference to the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. 1/5https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/12/where-did-coronavirus-come-from-

Vivek Subbiah, MD

VivekSubbiah

1/10 COVID19 & CancerSeveral studies now provide insights into the enigma surrounding the determinants of COVID-19 & cancer A global effort to understand the riddles of COVID-19 and cancer @NatureCancer

Farooq Kperogi, Ph.D

farooqkperogi

Leaving the Diaspora to Take a Gov’t Job is No “Sacrifice”-THREADIt has now become customary for Nigerians in the diaspora who leave their exilic locations to take government jobs at

Senate Republican Communications Center

SRCC

MCCONNELL has consistently defended the legislative filibuster in both the majority and the minority.REFRESHER MCCONNELL (2019): “America needs the Senate to be the Senate. … In this country, radical

Elisabet Tiselius

tulkur

Latest @troubleterps episode was indeed troublesome. Fascinating, but I have to stand up for neutrality & impartiality. I often hear @Colombias’ views from students or colleagues. Yet, it’s a serious

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