#Data

Great Women of Mathematics

GWOMaths

GREAT WOMAN OF MATHEMATICS: FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, 1820-1910. Best known as a nurse who helped take the role of nurse from cultural caretaker to medical professional, Florence Nightingale was also a

AL 🙂

Metabo_PhD

1/ How do you know that the pro-lockdown+face mask crowd are losing the war & getting increasingly desperate? They’re now using identity politics instead of #science in their arguments. Let

Brian Skinner

gravity_levity

1/ It's a lovely time of year to take a walk through the woods.It's also a lovely time to be asking yourself:"What is the fractal dimension of the trail I'm

Kazim Beebeejaun

KazimB

1/ A lot of interesting discussion recently on NHSX contact tracing app proposals in the UK following on from innovations in Singapore, South Korea and Israel. Some thoughts on what

Whitney R. Robinson

WhitneyEpi

We have to start planning for child health and school reopenings. To do this, we have to understand #COVID transmission dynamics among kids. @apsmunro is doing the best data synthesis

Youyang Gu

youyanggu

Here's a thread that contains my findings regarding the relationship between true infections, reported cases, test positivity rate, and infection fatality rate for COVID-19.Full write-up: http://covid19-projections.com/estimating-true-i

Debbie Yee

debyee29

I just discovered (thanks @hunrachel) about the growing gap in publication submissions in the past month since the covid-19 started (links below). Moral of the story is: we need to

GaybibiBruce

GaybibiBruce

Here is a hard truth many won’t be able to accept because despite their screaming of “LISTEN TO SCIENCE” they have always viewed COVID through their political bias. 1/4 There

Ansley Perkins

AnsPerkins

1. Here is the email I sent to Council tonight. President Newbille and council members,I am extremely disappointed and concerned that the collective Public Safety Committee voted to not move

Candidus

Candidus00

#SaveSteveKornackiSo, I notice that @SteveKornacki has been on a lot on MSNBC recently, & I recall the sheer mayhem of election night 2016, & his frantic tapping of his board.

Ed Yong

edyong209

Here are 3 things to be mindful of when comparing different states (or countries), esp when thinking about different reopening decisions. 1) There's a *long* lag between actions and their

Roberto

roberto_blanko

#Covid19 myth #4: Thread 1/In nearly every argument about the necessity of a lockdown the phrase "...but Sweden" is used all around the globe.So the question is:Is Sweden really

James Wilson

jamewils

In the study published in medRxiv, a team at the Lindsley F. Kimball Research Institute of the New York Blood Center and Rockefeller University analyzed 370 plasma samples donated from people who

Bradly Mason

AlsoACarpenter

Some important points to consider:First, no one actually has the national data. The research cited at least acknowledges that. Second, the author implies some sort of conspiracy theory wherein the

Ethan Douglas

EthanCDouglas

Starting @KenJee_DS's #66DaysofData challenge, where I'll be learning something new in the realm of data science each day. Day 1: Learning some more R so I can better collaborate with

Sayed Tabatabai, MD

TheRealDoctorT

The art of being alive is the art of balance.Often there is an illusion of rock solid stability to our lives, when the truth is the biochemical parameters for our