#Papers

Jason Sheltzer

JSheltzer

What happens to a paper submitted to a top journal?Among a set of manuscripts sent out for review by Cell in 2018:-33% were published in Cell-26% were published in another

Laurie Pohutsky

lpohutsky19

Recently, many have said that the country has never enacted policies like the ones we're currently seeing regarding social distancing and the restriction of businesses. Forgive my microbiology geekery here,

Tania Melnyczuk

ekverstania

OK, I am going to start a thread here with some research writings and medical commentaries, working towards a proposed dietary and supplement regime for ensuring better outcomes in COVID-19

cole

historiancole

for science, did you learn anything about eli whitney in school /BESIDES/ the fact that he patented the cotton gin i ask because most of his papers are housed at

FX Coudert

fxcoudert

Why I disagree: for me it's #PeerReview YES! & #Preprint YES! There are definitely not exclusive. A thread https://twitter.com/ScheuringLab/status/1304433607423991808 There are bad papers that pass peer-review. We have plenty of

Tom Rainforth

tom_rainforth

The adjusted deadline / dual submission problem between @icmlconf and @NeurIPSConf is a serious issue in the making that could severely detriment not only the authors that are at the

Holger Hestermeyer

hhesterm

This is historically wrong. Britain maintained in force the navigation acts (until 1849), cutting the US off from trade to its traditional partners - Britain and its colonies. /1https://twitter.com/DanielJHannan/status/1317588014378397697 T

Corey Hoffstein 🏴‍☠️

choffstein

1/ This whole thing was great, but the last few minutes grabbed me.@maratikus_quant discusses his new research that suggests the financialization of commodities in the early 2000s created a term

Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún

kolatubosun

This is sad and dispiriting.https://twitter.com/Otosirieze/status/1250452871990181888 I withdraw my earlier (and, it turns out, naive and premature) defense of Brittle Paper's earlier decision on the matter. I'm greatly saddened by how

Leo Beletsky

LeoBeletsky

This is a popular narrative: the overdose crisis took a humanistic, "public health" approachThis narrative is almost completely false, if you define "public health" as being driven by evidence, compassion

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thoughtsofaphd

Skills no one tells you you'll need: how to properly catalog papers so that you can come back to them weeks, months, years later and know exactly why you downloaded

Daniel MacArthur

dgmacarthur

It's live! After years of work and more than 16 months in peer review, the gnomAD package is now up at Nature. We have seven papers in total, exploring different

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. A thread on jargon and whether it impacts the citation rates of papers that use it, based on a paper by @UllAmartinez and @stefanomammola1https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2020.2581 2. My first painful brush

Ryan O'Rourke

Ryan_O_R

My take on the Times paywall debate:It may seem like a slap in the face, when you click on a interesting, hard hitting headline only to be faced with a

Ed Kong

edkong

New Preprint with Daniel Prinz: How do #Shutdown policies affect unemployment during #COVID19? We find that limits on bars and restaurants caused modest increases in unemployment and discuss implications for

Dr Lindsay Tedds 🌈👼🏻🇨🇦🇬🇧🇮🇪🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈

LindsayTedds

Hello world. Just wanted to remind you that a panel of experts, convened by the B.C. govt, have been studying the design & implementation of basic income for nearly 2yrs.