#Authors

Jae-Joong Lee

_LeeJaeJoong_

Excited to announce that our recent work is finally out in @NatureMedicine, with @choongwanwoo, @torwager, @HongjiKim, @martaceko, @BoyongPark1, @SooahnLee, Hyunjin Park, Mathieu Roy, and Seong-Gi Kim!https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-

beth phelan

beth_phelan

It honestly breaks my heart any time i see a dvpit participant sign with a schmagent. It feels like my fault. Twitter pitch events are a breeding ground for

JALA

JournalAfLit

Special Issue Alert. Edited by Erin Twohig (@ErinKTwohig) & Ziad Bentahar (@ProfElsewhere), it raises new questions for the study of North African literatures. The articles exemplify a new approach to

Mayor of Upper St. Hazelwood

eddie_p_412

Apparently people are upset over someone liking one podcast over another. So here’s a shout out to some awesome work happening in the 412.(A thread). Shout out to @yinzhers for

Jonathan Brauer

RealJonBrauer

(Thread) I fully support the aims of this research & generally agree w/authors’ stated positions re: the field's problems & reform needs. But I think some of the conclusions are

Fenton Wood

WoodFenton

The YANKEE REPUBLIC series is complete! A young radio engineer travels across an alt-history America, encountering primeval gods, mythical beasts, & tall tales come to life, in a quest to

Allison Mickel

llisonmickel

So much about the anti-Indigenous rights book is shocking, but this cherry picking of "inaccurate" oral historical accounts, together with the mocking tone, is absurd, in bad faith, and unscholarly.

Joshua Bauml, MD

Jbauml

Tonight at #WCLC20 we saw a RCT presented by Dr Lai on behalf of co-authors looking at immunotherapy in patients with EGFR+ NSCLC. Patients had disease that progressed on at

Christopher Bowie

profbowie

Terrific paper. I am largely in agreement with the arguments made. A few thoughts: 1. If cognitive testing deficits are related to epiphenomena, they are still important from a clinical

Jenny Howe

jennylhowe

This community is full of wonderful, supportive people offering all sorts of great advice for new and veteran writers. However, I think it's important to be careful about how advice

Dr Lizzie Swarbrick

LizzieSwarbrick

Disappointed that @StAndrewsHist are putting out think pieces like this http://tiny.cc/pbcrrz at the moment. There’s always space for nuance, but when black people are fighting for their actual lives it’s

Katherine D. Morgan | Forever a Bookseller💁🏾‍♀️

blktinabelcher

THREAD: Oh, hey! I wrote a lot in 2020 (probably the most that I’ve ever written in a whole year), so here is a thread to celebrate. For transparency, I

Micere Nyaga

ThunderKaat

For the last 4yrs or so I've strictly read African Authors or Authors of African descent. This year end and as promised to @AbigailArunga I said I'd review the books

Henry Grabar

henrygrabar

Is New York dead? Folks, it's time to strap in, because to understand New York now we need to take a little trip to the Sumerian city of Uruk. I

Aaron Tay

aarontay

[Read] Self-correction of science: a comparative study of negative citations and post-publication peer reviewhttps://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11192-020-03536-z Selected engineering titles from Scopus ASJC & journals Cancer Res

Ryan Hisner

LongDesertTrain

1/ So I found out this garbage meta-analysis is apparently being shared all over the place. I decided to take a look at the studies they cited as evidence that

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