#Journals

Sarah Gollust

sarahgollust

On the public vaccinations of Pence, McConnell and other GOP officials and whether it could close the partisan divide in vaccine hesitancy documented this week by @KFF.https://www.nytimes.com/live/2020/12/18/world/covid-19-coronavirus#pence

Ke Ikhethetse e motle

ZukoSmilo

The extent to which the Khoe-Khoe , San and other related "groups" influenced amaXhosa ( actual Xhosa people). Is astounding. [THREAD]http://xhosaculture.co.za/qamata-thixo-camagu/ (The blog/article is written in isiXhosa ). Googl

David Paton

cricketwyvern

Two things annoy me a little in the school debate. First, well-intentioned comments like "schools should be last to close & first to open".We never debate when supermarkets should close.

KaiTheFishGuy

FishGuyKai

As a frequent publisher in #Zootaxa, here is my statement of support. Taxonomy is the foundation and pillar for conservation and biodiversity. It underpins everything. You can’t protect and enact

The Sharing Scientist

ScienceShared

Unless we pass laws which support people to enable them to self-isolate properly, any improvements to test & trace will have marginal impact and cases will simply spiral out of

Isaac T. Soon

isaacsoon2

In the last two years I’ve had pieces rejected from journals at least 8 times. Something that I’ve learned about my own writing and the writing process for shorter projects

Kasey Klimes

KaseyKlimes

This is the village in Germany where my parents met in the 1980's.It is called Imsbach, population: 971The longest walk you can take while staying in the village is 15

SirtSix

SirtSix

Two papers out from $REGN in @ScienceMagazine describing the company's investigational antibody cocktail approach to protect against #COVID19. Paper 1 describes pairs of highly potent (pM neutralization potency) non-competing mAbs

Sarah

sarahlovesears

Long thread. These are great questions. I’ll do my best to answer them...https://twitter.com/MarieCoppola68/status/1357698935205355524 We have a FB group for audiologists and AuD students “with hearing loss”. It includes a wide

Dr Clare Craig

ClareCraigPath

Where's the evidence for asymptomatic spread? Chinese publications are major outliers on this subject in the scientific literature and these papers have distorted the evidence Scientific reviews from reputable institutions

Jason Coupet

ProfessaJay

Unpopular opinion: too much work is submitted to Public Administration journals. I'm not a journal editor, so maybe my opinion isn't worth much. But doing these reviews man, like alot

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

I’ve written a lot in the last two weeks about #B117 and the uncertainty surrounding its exact effects. So let me talk about something that we can be pretty certain

Katy Barnett

DrKatyBarnett

I just finished reading ‘Science Fictions: Exposing Fraud, Bias, Negligence and Hype in Science’ by @StuartJRitchie, an exploration of problems in scientific research. https://www.penguin.com.au/books/science-fictions-9781473564251 It s

Dr. Jena Barchas-Lichtenstein

drNYCnerd

Inspired by a conversation with @MelissaKrug1 , a thread: things nobody taught me about academic publishing in grad school. (And please add your own tips!) 1. Desk rejections are almost

Joseph Brown

Joseph_M_Brown

I’m going to keep tweeting about this because I wrote a dissertation, ⁦@ColumbiaUP⁩ book, and ⁦@IntOrgJournal⁩ article on the topic and here it is in the news. (1/)https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/crime/2020/12/25/nashville-e

Lykke E. Andersen

lykkeeandersen

It amazes me is how differently the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted countries in 2020. Globally, COVID-19 ended up being slightly less deadly than Alzheimers & Dementia in 2020: https://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/selected-deaths-vs-covi

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