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CodesUcq

CodesUcq

1. 4700 comms08/29/2020 France: Under the sea, in Finistère, a forest of 4,700 yearshttps://www.leparisien.fr/environnement/sous-la-mer-dans-le-finistere-une-foret-de-4700-ans-29-08-2020-8375016.php 2.So in France, we've got an ancient

Nina Jankowicz

wiczipedia

Not only has RT been buying views and comments, but the legitimate views they have racked up over the years mostly amount to disaster porn and cat videos. It is

Brittany Kamai, PhD 🌏 (she/her)

cosmojellyfish

My answers to @SheerPriya 's question in a thread1/ Hi Priya, this is a big question & an important one to think about. On one hand, yes we should have

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pawaret_s

Pre-elementary Best in MathBest in ScienceBest in WritingBest in ReadingBest in ArtsBest in MusicBest in PETeacher's FavoriteTalino at Bibong Bulilit AwardeeClass Valedictorian Batch 2005-2006 Little Mr. Intramurals 2005 and Little

Brett "Reject Pavlonianism” Haase 🔭👨🏼‍🚀✨💫

brett7three

Humans keep looking for signs of life that “look like us” or “seem like us”. I suspect our current state of existence is like a “flash in the pan” before

Frans-Jan Parmentier

Frans_Jan

This article has gotten some attention lately, implying that a large release of methane from the Arctic Ocean is imminent. Is this as scary as the headline suggests or is

Katie Grogan 👩‍🔬🧬

Dr_KatieG1

We’re here with @SarahMackAttack talking about #scicomm on her #squidsacrossamerica tour. Why is #scicomm important? Bc 57% of people say that science causes as many problems as it solves #SciComm

Richard Palin

richardmpalin

Have you ever wondered why there are no #Archean UHP eclogites older than c. 0.8 Ga if #plate #tectonics has operated since c. 3 Ga, and isolated #subduction complexes formed

American Horror Callie

DeathCab4Callie

On why it isn't acceptable to ask disabled trainees in wet labs if they'd considered switching labs to do computational work, and why it REALLY isn't ok to ask us

greg fell FFPH

felly500

for those that want to know what SAGE have ACTUALLY said pertinent to schools UNCOVER Review: What is the evidence for transmission of COVID-19 by children [or in schools]? (1

Kathy Rastle

Kathy_Rastle

I’ve spent 25 years studying the neurocognitive processes in reading, and thinking about how they relate to instruction. I wondered what I could learn from ‘Closing the Reading Gap’ by

Bruce Arthur

bruce_arthur

Doug Ford says his government took decisive action last week, which was seven weeks late "The problem is not in our schools, it is in our community." Well, how did

Jonathan Turner

JonRTurner

I'm going to interpret @JeffKinder10's question at #SSH20 earlier today as two questions. First, why does Canada currently have three granting agencies? Second, should Canada have three granting agencies? 1/https://twitter.com/JonRT

steve sumner

steveasumner

In 1975 & 1988, Roy G. Saltman, master's in electrical engineering from MIT, wrote 2 very interesting articles for NIST (his employer) on computerizing vote-tallying. His conclusion in 1975 could

Lukas Engelmann

engelmal81

There was this in 2017, a great Osiris issue on #Datahistories, asking about the histories of data and data-sets and reminding everyone to have a second look at the question,

Charles Payseur

ClowderofTwo

As someone who reviewed at Tangent and tried my hardest to do good, my honest advice for anyone reviewing there is to not. Start your own blog or join a