#Neuroscientist

Aniyia (🗣 Anita without the T) ❤️

operaqueenie

Let’s talk about systems. I’m listening to “Thinking in Systems” by Donella H. Meadows. The book was published posthumously because people thought it was *that important.* The book is gold,

Dean Burnett

garwboy

It's Friday nightEveryone else is asleepLockdown is still in effectSo, as a neuroscientist, I'm going to watch the classic Star Trek episode 'Spock's Brain', widely regarded as one of the

Stephen Fasenfeld 😀

fasenfeld

1. "How Are The Irish General Public Trusting What These Elected & Unelected Muppets Are Telling Us ?" 1/20Unfortunately, the year 2020 will be remembered for all the

Dean Burnett

garwboy

This has come up a few times latelyBut it suddenly dawned on me that I'm not employed by the Guardian any more, so can be more honest about how this

Josh Artus

Josh_Artus

2020 ListEnding the year with a thread on the 20 articles, videos, reports that I’ve enjoyed the most on issues around health, cities, climate change, real estate and want to

Tom Nigl

TomNigl

My goal is to highlight at least one Black scientist a day for the rest of this month. Let's start with @MozzieFhal! She is an incredible entomologist who studies mosquitos!

Anjill 🕊

AnjillofLight_

1. Christmas, Cosmos & the Claustrum Thread. Is December 25th really the Birthday of Jesus or is it just the day we’ve chosen to celebrate it? If so why? What

100 Scientists of Malaysia

_100SoM

Here's a collection of threads from our scientists:1. @aini1905 , a Primatologist. Read about her introduction to her research here! https://twitter.com/_100SoM/status/1171358457565339648?s=20 https://twitter.com/_100SoM/status/11711845

Alexis Verger

Alexis_Verger

#365womeninSTEM Let's try this for 2020, a thread that will highlight a woman in STEM every day #womeninscience #WomenInSTEM (in no particular order - You, you, maybe you- I will

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