#Scientists

I understand that emotions are high, but the three part essays by@JonathanJFuller @mlipsitch and nowJohn Ioannidis in @BostonReview Are truly worth your time [Thread]What is science in the time of
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2/ And, sure, maybe China had some deaths at home (just like Italy) during the peak of its epidemic. BJT WHAT IF THE TRUTH IS... that the real secret China
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Attention all scientists (please RT): Announcing an urgent call at Royal Society Open Science for rapidly reviewed Registered Reports in any field related to #coronavirus http://neurochambers.blogspot.com/2020/03/calling-all-scientists-rapid-evaluati
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COVID CHRONICLESKellyanne Conway recently revealed that COVID-19 was just the last in a long string of COVID viruses. It’s time to come clean about the other 18. It’s time to
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@Alexander_Lees and co-authors are under fire for their "Parkerian shortfall in Natural history knowledge" in @AmOrnith 's journal The Auk. (Some) Scientists take offense b/c naming the shortfall after a
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1/ Recently, major media outlets in the US and France have mischaracterized our COVID-19 T cell findings. We have now published a summary of current knowledge to correct this.https://www.nature.com/articles/s41577-020-0389-z 2/
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There is deep doubt among Govt scientists that Tier 3s will work because cases now so high in them. Plans are being actively worked up by Chris Whitty for local
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Science communication is not a modern creation. A brief thread about its history worldwide (1/10) #scicomm #scientists #sciencetwitter #STEM #WomenInSTEM #Galileo is thought to be the first scientific communicator in
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NEW: The govt just published a load of minutes from SAGE meetings up till May 7. This is good news! We desperately need more openness & transparency. But it also
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Watch Jupiter's moon Ganymede eclipse the planet live in 4 hours on youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amlUJd2Tlt4&feature=youtu.be (hit set reminder)1) You'll see Jupiter in infrared live from a NASA telescope in hawaii2) T
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What is science advocacy? I know when most people think of the word “advocate,” they usually think of lobbyists walking through the halls of Capitol Hill and advocating on behalf
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In a new @PoPpublicsphere article, @polyarchist and I study the geographical coverage in political science research over more than a century (Thread, 1/15!):https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/perspectives-on-politics/article/geographic
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Wondering what scientists & public health partners can do with $40 million in #genomics to combat #COVID19 with rapid effect on public health decision making in ? Read on
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Friends, we have a few years to dramatically change our ways of living, to keep the climate crisis to something hard but manageable, to prevent full blown meltdown of ecosystems.
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Read this article with interest this morning. Now a boring thread again about my day job.....https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-britain-path-speci-idUSKBN21P1VF A reasonable percentage of my Cyber career has been dealing with major
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When a scientist says "This paper doesn't show this" or "We don't have enough evidence to say"They are not saying it's wrong. Or that it will never be shown. They
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