#Researchers

Nsikan Akpan

MoNscience

As cases surged this week, I asked more than half a dozen researchers (epidemiologists, virologists and psychologists) if the U.S. has lost its COVID-19 war and if widespread lockdowns are

National Geographic

NatGeo

We're back with science writer @MoNscience for another #COVID19 Q&A. Leave your questions below and stay tuned for answershttps://on.natgeo.com/3i4StNI To answer this question, we need to start by looking at

Prof Nic Cheeseman

Fromagehomme

Let’s be clear: the Tanzanian election is worse than the Zimbabwean election 2018 by the same point- & we know how that ended. The silence of other African and international

Stefan Kertesz, MD

StefanKertesz

1/Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) is looking worse&worse as an option for care of #COVID19 The best new study offers a *superb* example of a statistical approach to data where treatment wasn't randomly

Alexandra Lautarescu

AleLautarescu

Today is the one year anniversary of me first hearing about #OpenScience , after accidentally walking into the wrong session at @BritishNeuro and hearing @MarcusMunafo & @drEmilySena's talks. I walked

Dr. Hellbender

HellbenderHecht

I wanted to reiterate that conservation is not at its heart a biology issue. It's a social and economic issue. Biologists, we aren't saviors here. We are there to provide,

Brun0Barking

Bruno062418

"TYPES" are the 'old things' in the Old Testament, that give us a picture of, and point to, the 'new things' that they stand for, and are coming in the

Tim Skellett

Gurdur

1/ Case-study #1 in politics masquerading as #medicine. sciolism: superficial knowledge.scientism: appealing to 'science' in an invalid way.dishonesty: you know already.Tom Jefferson & Carl Heneghan, "Covid-19 – The tipping point?&qu

IAmSciComm - Hosted this week by Matt Carter

iamscicomm

It's Thursday so that means I'll be talking about the challenges of misinformation to #scicomm! I'll share some articles I've found interesting (and one I wrote) on the theme and

Patrick Galey #BlackLivesMatter

patrickgaley

To be perfectly clear: #Covid19 will happen again. And again. And so on, until humans stop treating Earth as its personal rummage sale (THREAD)https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/30/asia/china-swine-flu-pandemic-intl-hnk-scli-scn/index.html?ref=hvp

Maggie Marx

maggie_marx

THREAD I'm assisting one of our researchers with some #scicomm visuals & went foraging online for some #stockpictures of #black #pregnant #women. And man, I'm disappointed. Below, a thread comparing

National Museums Scotland

NtlMuseumsScot

Meet our Assistant Curator of Entomology @AshWhiffin - Ashleigh’s has been with the museum for 5 years and works with our collection of 2.5 million insects! From now until 5

Londyn Robinson (rheuminate)

londyloo

So who did we want to hear from? We wanted to hear from the people who are there for us every day. The ones who relate to our lives. Those

Ben Orlebeke

ben_orlebeke

Time for a thread on the intentionally abysmal social safety net in this country.This is prompted by two things: 1) finding that the COVID stimulus reduced poverty, and 2) my

Dena Grayson, MD, PhD

DrDenaGrayson

BREAKING: Massive study of more than 5,000 genetic sequences of the #coronavirus reveals continual viral mutations—one mutation in the gene encoding its spike protein may have made the virus MORE

David Grant

DW_Grant

#COVID19 is “the most important single moment in the history of the digital subscription industry.”That's what we heard from Accelerator publishers around the world.https://www.facebook.com/journalismproject/programs/accelerator/coronavirus-chang