#FieldWork

Do Marlay Ka Moonh

2paisay

My data formatting for the discount rate comes in handy for looking at textile sector. Reportedly we have broken export records in Dec'20. Analyzing SBP data will enable us to

Julian Hughes 🌍

Penrhynbirder

Great to be able to dip into, and join with hundreds of others, the celebrations to launch #EBBA2. I've been bowled over by the effort, and the outputs - and

Weston Testo

westo_fernnerd

Excited to see our new paper (with @frondley_fern and @MichaelSundue) on global fern diversity out at @JBiogeography -- it has been a lot of fun to work on and I

Tweeting Historians

Tweetistorian

How did we go from the marble figurines of prehistory to the familiar facades of Cycladic villages today?It’s day 3 of @Tweetistorian on Naxos with @LevineRx, which means it’s time

Sarah May

Sarah_May1

So. I loved #TheDig. Despite being set in the 30's it evoked a lot of my early fieldwork experience in the 80's and some of the things archaeologists were gushing

Grantham Centre

granthamcsf

Next up at #Symposium2020 - Is Covid-19 the catalyst needed to enable environmental sustainability and climate justice? We will hear from @vanessa_speight @CivilSheffield & @oates_naomi @Urban_Inst on #SDG6: Clean water

Lauren Carruth

anthrogirrrl

1/ This fall I’m teaching a new @AU_SIS MA/PhD course on humanitarian interventions. Lots of new stuff—trying to address hard Qs & push disciplinary boundaries. See thread. Things I should

jon ben-menachem

jbenmenachem

going to do some tweets about this algorithms panel happening now >>https://twitter.com/donnakiran/status/1333822833793900549 .@Sarah_Brayne: "For centuries, state actors have translated social processes into metrics in order to

Dr. Tony Gamble

tony_gamble1

I was looking through some books today & thought I'd share a favorite. Arthur Loveridge's "Reptiles of the Pacific World" published in 1945 near the end of WWII. One of

Darren Byler

dtbyler

When it comes to the allies and actions leftist Uyghurs might want, it depends a lot on the social positions of the people involved. I agree with a lot of

Taylor West

WildWildTWest

It’s #WorldSnakeDay Here is a thread of some of the beautiful, enigmatic, and largely misunderstood serpents I’ve seen and worked with as a PhD student and scientific researcher. First up

Sarah Delisle

EMxSarah

#EMReadingList The Politics of Crisis Management: Public Leadership under Pressure (2005) by Arjen Boin, Paul 't Hart, Eric Stern & Bengt Sundelius. I'll share items for those interested in emergency

Anurag Shukla

Anuraag_Shukla

This paper, drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, examines how a wealthy class of farmers that is increasingly involved in urban business uses a combination of party connections, cash, & coercion to

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

Covid attitudes memo, week 41> As death toll hits 100,000, 1 in 8 have lost a friend or family member to Covid> Rising vaccine willingness; challenges remain> Britain had its

Matt Whitehead

MJWhitehead

Pollwatch for Reid Research (Newshub) 2020-07-26:The Trend This Year: (so far!)#nzpoll #nzpol Here's what my rolling average spits out with this poll added: (This is Newshub's own seat reporting, just

Max Stammnitz

DevilsAdvoMax

Hi Science Twitter!A big shout out to my two fantastic colleagues Young Mi and Kevin, who have just released what is likely the largest tumour phylogeny built to date: the

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