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Nikki Usher
nikkiusher
Time to launch @jnelz's fabulous new book, Imagined Audiences: How Journalists Perceive and Pursue the Public - out from the @OUPAcademic series @kreissdaniel run. Here's some amazing insights from this
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Peter Mandler
PeterMandler1
Even under the watered down version of the Haldane Principle in the 2017 Act, ministers have no power to make instructions about individual research grants.https://twitter.com/profdanhicks/status/1360941059275128836 'Section 103 sets ou
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flyonthewall
onthewall_fly
Thoughts on infectious dose and symptom severity... a thread.There is some evidence that lower viral dose leads to less severe symptoms in animal models.https://twitter.com/BallouxFrancois/status/1277210360118902785?s=201/ You might be thin
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Alasdair Munro
apsmunro
I've seen suggestions that the idea younger children might be less susceptible to infection with #COVID19 is a "myth", based on children just not being tested enoughThat is untrue!Whilst it's
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Dr. Jessica Taylor
DrJessTaylor
You know something? I’m sick of women having to be everything to even have an opinion on something whilst men can have no experiences, no qualifications and no fuckin idea
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Chris😷Riedel
medievalhistory
Apparently the new twitter debate is about how much you need languages as an historian. Like most people who got a history PhD but had zero aptitude for learning new
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Jim Dickinson
jim_dickinson
1. On tuition fees I understand the arguments about whether home UG students would actually benefit and that universities having to pay out refunds and rebates would be financially ruinous.
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tamara k. nopper
tamaranopper
Critiques about academics not being "revolutionary" tend to neglect working in higher ed is a job or the possibility of higher ed becoming a public good. And also tends to
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Doctora Mari (Her/She/Ella)
academicmami
Last year I was getting ready for a handful of campus visits. Many of the academic job market workshops I attended & professors in my department had warned me about
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Alexios
Mantzarlis
I've written and deleted half a dozen tweets about this thing. Wading in warily (and likely foolishly) because I respect the people involved, eagerly read tech scholarship across the spectrum
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Dr Pauline Turnbull
DrPLTurnbull
THREADI want to let you know about just some of the work we've been doing @NCISH_UK to improve safety in services during this pandemic. Like many colleagues in suicide prevention,
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Dr. Urso
richardursomd
Treating patients is not that hard. Treat early, that’s a mainstay. Especially the at risk. Treat all phases at the appropriate time. The virus is replicating only at the beginning
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"Shoot him again, his soul is still dancing"
Aelkus
the oil spill model is actually a really good example of why keeping mostly apolitical hobbies and cultural things from becoming utterly politicized is necessaryhttps://twitter.com/deaneckles/status/1327989986575040513 https://twitter.com/d
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sarah o'brien
Sarahmarieob
After my first week of switching over from participation to research I now understand more the frustration that people have about co-production in research.Previously within my role co-production was fairly
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Liz Lemon, MD
babbymd
Flu vaccine thread time!“Why should I get the flu shot?”- Influenza is a virus that:1. Causes millions of Americans to miss work or school2. Hospitalizes hundreds of thousands of Americans
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Nicola Perugini
PeruginiNic
1. Free access to my article with @nevegordon on international law and the history of bombing hospitals. Unfortunately, it comes with an unedifying story about the European Journal of International
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