#Scientists

One thing that I think people off-campus (and even some people on campus) might not fully understand is the capacity of universities to self-regulate reasonable standards around speech. Given that,
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I’d like to spotlight @butleru for doing an absolutely abysmal job of handling covid testing/communications. Students are extremely confused and it’s putting people at serious risk of infection. Here’s my
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Universities sing praise for this man. Money's writing has been translated into many languages and includes around 2,000 articles, books, chapters and reviews. He received around 65 honors, awards and
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In case you were distracted by other things this week, such as, oh I dunno, the global pandemic, this was actually an extraordinary week for anthropology. Here's a summary with
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Thank you for the warm welcome! It has been an inspiring week following other researchers. I'm looking forward to sharing my journey.https://twitter.com/mentorshipzim/status/1321563330339868672 From Form 2 we were made to start
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Recently gave Pediatric Grand Rounds & have had follow-up from pediatricians asking for healthy lifestyle resources for adolescents. Short thread w resources:1) Patient page w @JAMAPediatrics that can be photocopied
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Given that there will be much uproar at Mauro Ferrari's abrupt resignation as President of the European Research Council, I suggest those interested look at what the EU is doing
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Anybody who didn’t understand that the White Nationalist “alt-right” was always just the identity politics left looking for someone to champion *their* identity politics, didn’t read pw or my column
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What happens when your "high standard of proof" is so high that it cannot be reached in a reasonable amount of time before implementing common sense infection prevention strategies for
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A thread on Andrew Neil and why I won't be celebrating his new broadcasting venture. In 2014, Andrew Neil saw a news story on winter coming early to Tennessee and
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1:Ignaz Semmelweis, who suggested that doctors should wash their hands, and who eliminated puerpal fever as a result, was fired, harassed, forced to move, had his career destroyed, and died
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A thread. “Fear” versus “hope” in #climate communications. How about brutal honesty? @richardabetts @hausfath @GreenRupertRead @AlexSteffen @jembendell @RogerHallamCS21 @aubreygci @BreakthroughCCR @ClimatePsych @paulgildingr @Extinc
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I was wrong. I thought this whole aerosol vs droplets convo re: #SARSCoV2 #COVID19 was kind of pedantic...1/12https://twitter.com/AbraarKaran/status/1307830066898849794 But a conversation on Facebook changed my mind. A mother of an
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India’s #AstroSat Discovers An Ancient Galaxy; Findings Could Explain Origin of Light Post #BigBang - by @MrigDixithttps://weather.com/en-IN/india/space/news/2020-08-26-indias-astrosat-discovers-an-ancient-galaxy(: ESA/Hubble & NASA,
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I am in oldest/biggest femicide/genocide in history via AI & based on nazi research. 55+ years. With the Gates chip via Covid test/vaccine you'll join us. Google:1. "FBI Ted Gunderson
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Tonight, I'm going to explain how your brain is SUPPOSED to react to events you experience or conversations you have using Russell Barkley's Hybrid Neuropsychological Model of Executive (Self-Regulatory) Functions.As
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