#FieldWork

Abigail Andrews

abigailandrews1

I am currently running five, virtual, collaborative, community-engaged research projects on refugees @ US-Mex border, w/40 @mmfrp @ccisucsd students. Partners @AlOtroLado_Org, @ThinkLawLab @EspacioMigrante, & 2 more. Thread w/a few thou

Chris Curtis

chriscurtis94

NEW POll One year on from the General Election, and the largest* to be conducted to date.Headline voting intention:Con 40Lab 38LD 6Green 4Total sample is 6949 UK Adults, fieldwork 27

Dr Laura Finnegan

lfinnegal

This week team #caribou @friresearch went on an adventure #DeerCutblock It involved hiking in the snow beside a beautiful river Our mission: find a collared deer that we thought was

Christopher Witt

MSBbirds

The coldest hummingbird (~3º C) is getting headlines, but...1) it wasn't the most exciting result of the paper2) it wasn't unexpected3) the 'record' won't last long(thread)https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/

David Edelstein

dmedelstein

A with some thoughts: we need to have a national conversation about the future of academic careers. The evidence of the disparate impact of the pandemic on women and childcare

Dr Elsa Panciroli

gsciencelady

New species of #Jurassic mammal from the #Scotland! My co-authors and I have just published on Borealestes cuillinensis, from #IsleofSkye. With a stunning #palaeoart reconstruction by @Matt_Humpage. (Video in thread

M. Wilson-Becerril, PhD (he/él)

mwilsonbecerril

This is my lifetime dream come true: I’m honored to share that my book, Resisting Extractivism: Peruvian Gold, Everyday Violence, and the Politics of Attention, is now available for pre-order

Rachel Douglas-Jones

kaisirlin

Research, Interrupted (Course 1) has begun! The preparations have been *intense*, and at some point I'll write up how we re-designed to accommodate the many, many applicants. The main message

Jess Calarco

JessicaCalarco

I study kids and help-seeking. I wrote a whole book about it. So I have *a lot* of thoughts about those tweets with the dad and his daughter and the

Mark Enser 🌍

EnserMark

Guidance for full opening of schools has just dropped. See you on the other side. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/actions-for-schools-during-the-coronavirus-outbreak/guidance-for-full-opening-schools #schoolreopeninguk No plan to

Voyageurs Wolf Project

VoyaWolfProject

We have been asked countless times, “Do you guys carry a gun in the woods for protection from the wolves?” The answer to that question is: No. This is a

Chris Blattman

cblatts

it’s great that economists do lots of field work and interviews now. But think of the absolute sloppiest, terrible causal inference paper you can remember, from someone who doesn’t even

Alex Simon

AlexGSimon

THREAD During the fieldwork for this essay, I was struck again and again by the contradictions built into the relationship between Syrians and their temporary home in Turkey. Here are

Oyebola Okunogbe

oyebolaoo

I read this blog post on the 2019 Econ nobel prize &I have a some thoughts.I shld start with revealing my background and potential sources of bias.1)One of the 3(Kremer)

Edward Schatz

SchatzEd

Super discussions with @UofT_PolSci PhD students about virtual interviews, virtual ethnography, and ethics of conducting virtual research in our very strange times. Thanks, y'all. I learned a ton! First off,

Eduardo Sampaio

OctoEduardo

Octopuses punch fishes. YES. OCTOPUSES. PUNCH. FISHES!! Our new paper is out on @ESAEcology, showing that octos express this behavior during collaborative hunting with other fishes. This was probably the

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