#Academic

Mhara Starling

MharaStarling

Do you have a book that holds a special place to your heart, not because of its content but for any other reason? This is mine. The Witch’s Cauldron by

Catalina Goanta

CatalinaGoanta

This year polls were off. Hopefully years of upcoming research will tell us. Finding solutions w/o understanding the problem can be very harmful. Here are some limitations of sentiment analysis

The University of Manchester

OfficialUoM

The University has a rich academic history and we can lay claim to 25 Nobel laureates among our current and former staff and students. JJ Thomson was our first Nobel

Cleo Protogerou, PhD

CleoProtogerou

The *myth* that spinach is an exceptionally good source of iron originates in 1870. In 1937, German scientists discovered that spinach iron content was 1/10th the claim. The error resulted

Mikki Kendall

Karnythia

So many people rushing to defend their friends seem incapable of understanding that just because someone is nice to perceived equals doesn't mean that the same is true for perceived

Harrison Martingayle

757Harrison

As someone who considered running for William and Mary both as an undergraduate and again as a graduate student in law school, I am simply disgusted. I know countless athletes

Dr Agnes Arnold-Forster

agnesjuliet

My book, #TheCancerProblem: Malignancy in Nineteenth-Century Britain, is being published by @OUPHistory next week. Since we can't do in-person book launches, I thought I'd compile a thread to give you

Alex Dukalskis

AlexDukalskis

My @OUPAcademic book Making the World Safe for Dictatorship is now officially published. [Thread] You can see more details and purchase the book here:https://global.oup.com/academic/product/making-the-world-safe-for-dictatorship-97801975201

Jelena Subotic

suboticjelena

Dear UK academic friends currently facing the completely predictable clusterfuck of forced in-person teaching: this is a letter from your near future, as we in the US have gone through

Patti LaBelle’s Blonde Wig

smileitsjoy

okay this is my thread for the day and its about how universities put up so many barriers for graduate students to make extra money to survive. So, my girl

Jim Hamilton

DrJimHamilton

And now for a thread on how a baptist might try to deal with suspected liberalism, even if the concerns have to do with a seminary prof. What would be

Jash Dholani

oldbooksguy

1/ Before @jordanbpeterson became the internet's daddy and a writer of complex-yet-accessible self-help, he was a brilliant academic researcher. Here are the key ideas from @jordanbpeterson's most cited paper: "Between

Keith McShea

ByKeithMcShea

RIP Dick Gallagher, the patron saint of WNY high school sports. Farewell to an unparalleled contributor to our community, the warmest of human beings, and a dear friend. Obituary via

Melissa Davey

MelissaLDavey

Australian women leading the response to the Covid-19 crisis; A THREAD.1) Prof Sharon Lewin; brilliant HIV researcher working on a cure, and the inaugural director of The Peter Doherty Institute

Megan 🌈🏳️‍🌈

girlwithasong

I have largely tried to separate myself from my time at LU. Mostly for my own self care. I wrote on it years ago, the way I felt so different

Carlo Lancellotti

_CLancellotti

I think there are two reasons why DN today seems so prescient:1) All the metaphysical premises of today's situation were firmly in place in the West by the mid-sixties, and