#Science

I'm reading through the released SAGE minutes from Feb/March & oh wow- some of the conclusions they reached were way off. 8th SAGE meeting: 'When there is sustained transmission in
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From April 18-26, 1961, scientists in the Soviet Union were among the first to bounce a radar signal off the planet Venus. They used the new deep-space telemetry system built
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"If we want mental health research to become a mental health science, one that improves the lives of patients and service users, we need a common language."This is an excellent
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After a fantastic #FFBWednesday from @deputygrocott. Here's a Science specific one. Like, retweet and comment in the thread below using the hashtag #FFBScience and follow everyone who does exactly that!Grow
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In 1948, Yugoslavia was expelled from Cominform, the Soviet information agency, in retaliation for its "non-aligned" status; deprived of information-processing capacity, the country created its own IT industry from scratch.1/
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The State of the Chemistry Department Address (SOCDA) is happening in a few minutes!Follow our live tweet to be updated with the department's plans for the incoming semester. #SOCDA2020 Dr.
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[thread] 1 of 2 I've been waiting to see if someone could isolate aerosol-sourced viable SARS-CoV-2 from an environment and culture it. This needs replication by independent parties.These results don't
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Who is @Johnheretohelp ?Thread Part (1) of (3)Let's look at the evidence. Who is John? Is there any weight to the statements John has made? I began to research the
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Here's the thing with #260papers: some days you read more, some days you read less, but averaging a paper per work day seems like a lot, especially since that expects
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Agreement Coronavirus came/originated in ChinaYes Trump’s “shut it down” (see next tweet to set that straight) was a “good” decision.Trump also left the back door & windows open He wasted
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Short thread: The way we choose to present and interpret data says a lot about our society and what we value. For instance, let’s talk about how COVID-19 case numbers
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Does everyone remember who "owns" Gilead Life Science? Yes, that's right. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. https://twitter.com/JamesTodaroMD/status/1249372188790095875 https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-10/two-thirds-of
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#Thread « Des vaccins gĂ©nĂ©tiquement modifiĂ©s dĂ©veloppĂ©s et testĂ©s Ă  toute vitesse... bientĂŽt commercialisĂ©s sans respecter le volet OGM de la procĂ©dure d’autorisation de mise sur le marchĂ© d’un mĂ©dicament ? »via
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breaking news and storytelling will always be spun with interpretive bias from different media perspectives, but data is a science that can't be replaced by one-off anecdotes. try to remember
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My first 1st author paper came out today! I'm very excited to share my and my collaborators' work on the possible identification of a population of super-AGB stars in the
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1 like = 1 subtweet after reading ur timeline for a few minutesthey will be out of order. have fun please stop posting exclusively short banal tweets like you're
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