#Authors

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lavenderim

I've noticed something some people have trouble with when commenting is "I don't know what to say!" and let me tell you friend, that's ok, commenting is a learned skill

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

For something different, and a bit puzzling ..."This preliminary analysis does not support the argument that current smoking is a risk factor for hospitalization for COVID-19. Instead, (...) nicotine may

Cory Doctorow

doctorow

Identifying a problem is just step one: then you have to figure out what's causing the problem and what to do about it. When it comes to the internet, there's

Per Bylund

PerBylund

Peer review is an imperfect tool, and should not be treated as a Swiss army knife (always applicable). It has its uses where it works and adds value, but there

Jenny Bhatt

jennybhatt

Something that's been on my mind recently after reading two 2020 debut #shortstory collections by desi writers. Both of equal caliber and writing about similar themes. One got a big

Kelly Doran MD MHS

KellyMDoran

I appreciate that @AnnalsofEM (study led by Amy Kaji, Richelle Cooper, and others) took a deep dive into gender bias in first authorship, peer review, and the editorial board. Much

remtrograde poltergeist

discountghosts

horror : a genre- a thread of writing tips i would like to start by saying i am no expert. these are things i've learned that i'm sharing with you.

Michal Tal

ImmunoFever

1/nThere are many things about my paper that just came out today in mBio that I would like to share with you all, both about the science, and about the

Adrien Fabre

adrien_fabre

Here is my dream tool to communicate people's research, that I hope will come into existence with this pandemics. 1. Researchers would record their presentation (3 preferable durations: 5', 20',

Rita Strack

rita_strack

This is a #ritaunsolicited ridiculously long thread (actually 1/2 threads) on…appeals! I plan to cover many topics in the coming weeks, but I think appeals are particularly ripe for conversation.

Sona Charaipotra

sona_c

Agree w / lovely @gildedspine's rant abt this. Saw some confusion abt what IP or write-for-hire actually means. My take as the co-founder of @CAKELiteary: get ready, because it's always

Lynsey James

Lynsey1991

Authors, I want to talk about self-doubt for a second. It can happen to anyone, from Sunday Times bestsellers to those just starting out. And it can be triggered by

Gemma Reguera

GemmaReguera

1-I am delighted to share with you this paper, a collaboration between my lab (postdoc @JooYoungLee15) and the Fernandez lab in the department of Horticulture @MSU. You can download it

Luke Oakden-Rayner

DrLukeOR

This week, famous researchers called for more transparency in #medical #AI and...I hate it. Not only is the letter they make their case in wrong-headed and bizarrely off-target, but @michaelhoffman

Zoe York

ZoeYorkWrites

Ooh, does Twitter sell books? I HAVE THOUGHTS.Another thread on why it's important to be clear about goals, processes, pathways, and other Super Sexy Publishing Things. Social media sells books

Vanta Greige

ultramaricon

These are tips I wrote for my students on how to read theory in a humanities/interdisciplinary context. Sharing them because twitter constraints help me be concise, and because I want