#Colleagues

Rebecca Cokley

RebeccaCokley

People are policy? It matters who’s at the table. Presidential Appointments 101 With each administration the president has the ability to appoint roughly 6000 people into a mix of both

Colin Wright

SwipeWright

1/ What is cancel culture? A few months ago I was a postdoc at Penn State with an soon-expiring contract, job hunting for tenure track professorships.I posted the following tweet

Sāmapriya Vasu | Šamoprio Boš(u)

samopriya

This is a good initiative, but it is sort of unreasonable to think that a speaker community necessarily agrees on what to call their language. Case in point, my own

Dake Kang

dakekang

NEW: After Beijing announced the virus was spreading in Jan, Chinese scientists rushed to publish papers. Then, the tide slowed to a trickle.Now, documents obtained by @AP show this happened

Julio Friedmann

CarbonWrangler

1/7 Glad to see the topic of low-C heat (especially industrial heat) getting more attention. Thanks @virtualnomad for this piece. A few quick additional thoughts:https://twitter.com/virtualnomad/status/1335574011250667520 2/7 Heat is harder

Austin Kocher, PhD

ackocher

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) just decertified the National Association of Immigration Judges (@Imm_Judges_NAIJ). Here's what happened and why it matters. /1 2/ The immigration courts are highly-politicized and

Sahil Kapur

sahilkapur

NEW: 'What in the hell are we doing?' Divided Senate Republicans clash over coronavirus reliefInside a contentious meeting plus the latest state of play on coronavirus relief, w/ @JulieNBCNews @GarrettHaake

Vinay Mimani

wiredmau5

As an early PM with 1-2 years of experience, one of the biggest challenges is to win the respect and trust of your devs. Here are 3 simple points that

Sebastian Payne

SebastianEPayne

NEW: Boris Johnson is facing a wave of backbench anger over his handling of the Universal Credit debate.The 109 WhatsApp Group - named after the 107 Tory MPs elected in

Dena Mendelsohn

HealthEDena

I recently published an article abt myths around health gadgets, w/ @AndreaCoravos & @SnehaShahJain, @digHBS. The COVID-19 surge has me thinking its time to reup our article. http://hbs.me/3pFoUG2 Considering monitoring

Rebecca Thomas

beccaleat

I had a long phone call with a non-Ind person yesterday. They googled me, found my place of employment and called me. They began by launching into their idea for

R. Vincent Pohl

rvpohl

A few thoughts on working in policy research as an Economics PhD. A thread that could be interesting for Econ JMCs in light of a shortage of academic jobs, but

Sara 🏙

SRR_MSEcon

CRE research is a small world. When jobs open up, we're either hiring, applying or recommending others. I made a list of recommendations today & I need to say something

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

Sam Greene

samagreene

We should not be negotiating Belarus’s future with Moscow or anyone else. Belarusians will choose their path, just as Armenians did theirs. But @carlbildt is right that any new gov’t

Joshua Bauml, MD

Jbauml

The first abstract I want to talk about is a featured poster I am honored to present on behalf of my coauthors. FP14.06. This was a multicenter effort across North

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