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Jason Abaluck

Jabaluck

COVID was a preventable disaster. Many ideas existed that could have helped that were not tried because no one had an incentive to test them. The government can provide incentives

nayook.

ni_ruh

People thinking “but how does race contribute to poor health outcomes? Isn’t it genetic?” come sit down on uncles couch for a second. C’mon, grab a cup of tea, I

@TIGERinSTEMM

tigerinstemm

Today on @tigerinstemm we’re going to be talking about being an ally to trans colleagues. Our aim is to talk about some options in a way that is accessible to

Kanika Tolver

KanikaTolver

Before you can secure the high speaker fee you have to secure your message and what type of solution are you solving as an speaker. Here are a few speaker

STEMLORD

upulie

Things I did not expect in life: my Year 10 work experience lab and Korean Skin Care regimes having elements in common In Year 10, a week or two at

Jon Deeks

deeksj

Antibody tests for identification of current and past infection with SARS‐CoV‐2 - Deeks, JJ - 2020 | Cochrane Library https://www.cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD013652/full#.XvTDGHEkVz4.twitter Living Cochrane Review of

Dan Kessler 🤛 ✋✌️

dakessler

Happy New Year! Since 2020 caught us off guard (pandemics, wildfires, blackouts oh my) a good resolution for 2021 is to be more prepared. So, I figured I'd share my

Matthew Stinson

stinson

One of the reasons the American free speech debate is so tortured (and unintelligible to Europeans) is that people on both sides identify free speech with the First Amendment (viz.

Andrew💙Croxford

andrew_croxford

NEW THREAD: But one with a potentially small target audience, namely front-line #NHS staff of all stripes who have had SARS-CoV-2 infection at some point during the pandemic, and are

Jorien van der Wal

JorienvanderWal

1/ Today marks the 63rd anniversary of the Gobi Altai earthquake in southern Mongolia. The earthquake created beautiful, fascinating ruptures that are preserved until today. I was lucky enough to

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

I've had this conversation dozens of times with white friends and colleagues. It is, I would argue, one of the major epistemological fault lines in our political culture today. tl;dr--structures/systems

ElizaPetch

ElizaPetch

A summary of the Owen Jones interview with Judith Butler for those who can’t stand to watch.OJ’s questions are designed to elicit from Butler the sort of statements a self

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

Today is #WomenInSTEM day, and I want to look back at a group of courageous working class women whose battle against fake 'science' and industry malpractice led to us all

Christopher Anderson

earth_chris

Quick thread on the ecological footprints of the current #CaliforniaWildfires. While only ~120 km apart, the #CZUAugustLightning fire in the Santa Cruz Mountains and the #HennesseyFire (part of #LNULightningComplex) in

Alison Blunt

AlisonBlunt

1) "More and more licensed, postdoctoral and habilitated scientists contradict what we are told by the authorities and the mass media about the alleged corona pandemic. These are experienced experts

Kristen

mediaperuana

A challenge with society in general is a facile understanding of the word “coup.” When the population at large thinks of a coup, they imagine a violent military (Chile, 1973)

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