#Data

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

POLL: The lockdowns have been very severe. But if there were a way out via aggressive TESTING + CONTACT TRACING via mobile apps that tracked your location & proximity to

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

Who feels like a sobering wake up call? Well here goes. This paper from @hsalje et al (inc @SCauchemez) examines what we can learn from France’s initial surge in the

Elspeth Kirkman

Karminker

It’s the 93rd Academy Awards and this year the Academy has fielded quite a diverse set of nominees for once. This recaps and explores the woeful track record of

Gautam Bhan

GautamBhan80

Thread. Few questions to hold onto re: urban social protection. It’s hard to think of a “post” now, but policy makers and urban practitioners must at least grasp at the

Avik Roy

Avik

The reason I'm walking you through all of this is because the recent rise in hospitalizations in Florida is driven by younger people. This appears to be true in Texas

Gordon Corera

gordoncorera

How will Coronavirus change national security and spying?https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-52122991 I've covered national security for nearly 20 years since the 9/11 attacks - a period defined by counter-terrorism. But voices have argued

Mitch Smith

MitchKSmith

The public health department in Arkansas, a state with 3 million residents, says it can’t release the counties where coronavirus patients are dying because of “privacy concerns." We're still doing

Heidi Shierholz

hshierholz

Last week, 1.6 million workers applied for unemployment insurance (UI). Breaking that down: 881,000 applied for regular state UI, and 759,000 applied for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA). 1/ https://www.dol.gov/ui/data.pdf There

Brett Kelman

BrettKelman

Tennessee’s coronavirus stats went wonky today because both the Nashville and state governments separately changed how they present data. I know many of you attempt to follow this closely, so

Sowmya Raman

sowmya_Raman_

1) Why #eLearning is not a democratic solution. It might be a solution for urban-elite but definitely not for the rural and non-elite students. households) Data - less than 15%

Mercedes Gómez-López, Ph.D.

dr_gomez_lopez

Things I wish I had known about academic writing: A thread #AcademicTwitter Before you write, read, as much as you can. Ideas will come to you as you do it.

Charles Franklin

PollsAndVotes

Here is a look at Trump approval and November vote in Wisconsin. First, vote by approval with row percentages. Of those who strongly approve of Trump, 3% vote Biden 96%

sabhanazdiya

sabhanazdiya

Should #lockdowns be lifted cuz of rapid income drops, esp among the poor? We argue the poor should never have to choose between lives and livelihoods - and opening up

Steven Dennis

StevenTDennis

The bipartisan effort by Wyden and Daines to block the government from secret warrantless surveillance of Web browsing and search data failed despite getting 59 votes, ***one vote shy*** of

Yvette

tylxo_

Romeo Santos picked someone to go on stage with him and....... LMAOOOOOOOOOOO (pt1) Pt 2 – at The Forum

Dr. J Robson

JenniferRobson8

If you have been reading this article on @CBCNews https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/free-automatic-tax-returns-benefits-1.5739678 you may be interested in some additional information about that 12% non-filing estimate. Here's a thread. 1