#Nature

George Monbiot

GeorgeMonbiot

Tomorrow the #DasguptaReview is published. Its approach is morally wrong, intellectually vacuous and counter-productive. It represents a catastrophic misstep in our relationship with nature: the penetration of capitalism into every

wretchardthecat

wretchardthecat

When risks scale linearly danger is proportional to size and things predictable. Low probability events with exponential effects are unpredictable. The more of these the more fragile the system is.

Debtlifts

Debtlifts

Parenting is more than teaching right and wrong,It’s about teaching will and necessity.//THREAD// A child will do what it wants, something people realize when a child becomes a teenager.The key

Laurie Garrett

Laurie_Garrett

BREAKING: Multinational team uses 3 different methods to determine where #SARSCoV2 came from: each leads to horseshoe bats found widely in Asia. The virus now causing a human #pandemic has

Laura Howes

L_Howes

All Saints Day here in the Catholic South of Germany. A bank holiday where people visit family graves. So I went to the Bergfriedhof in Heidelberg and did a tour

Reto Knutti

Knutti_ETH

1/ The link between changes in the Arctic and clear changes in the frequency or duration of (winter) weather patterns have been debated for years. I've always been rather skeptical.

Dr. Elizabeth Sawin

bethsawin

There's nothing wrong with you. That cognitive dissonance you are feeling is entirely appropriate. If you name it, out loud, you just might help someone else today. Some possible questions

Dr Marie Casey

marietcasey

A thread: 1) What we need is a national COVID strategy that gives us a meaningful way of living while COVID poses such a threat.We obviously need it for the

Amy Maxmen, PhD

amymaxmen

Let's talk about the illusion of holding our breadth until a #coronavaccine appears and vanquishes Covid from the US.When it comes to funding epidemic preparedness & response, the US puts

Amy Wisdom

AmyWisdom8

Excited to share that our paper is out today in @NatureComms https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19917-0. A great collaboration from @DKirschMDPhD @YvonneMowery @DukeRadOnc @DukeCancer and @Barzin_@max_diehn @StanfordCancer examining

Matthew

Matthew94091812

COVID Masks: Mechanistic View: Part 2: Fine Aerosol Emissions:Masks may increase fine aerosol emissions from: 1) nebulization of large droplets into fine aerosols, or 2) friability of certain mask materials

Kevin McKernan 🙂

Kevin_McKernan

Evidence of rigged Peer Review @Eurosurveillanc @PlanetWaves @Bobby_Network @RetractionWatch @goddeketal Admits to being the reviewer of the Corman-Drosten Retraction request.This is 60+ pages discussing Primer Dimers and other primer desig

CGFigures

CgFigures

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00341-3 I don't normally do this, but it's time for a thread rant. I was hunting through journal feeds today and stumbled on this article in Nature from last Friday.

R.Сам 🦋🐏

Logo_Daedalus

The difference between man and animal is that when describing man you can put “self-consciously” as an adverb for almost every action— while with an animal— you can never. We

Miki Ebisuya

EbisuyaMiki

My favorite question to fellow researchers is "What's your all-time favorite paper?". Through the answer I can learn a lot about the person. Let's try that on Twitter! I'll begin.

Alina Chan

Ayjchan

New perspectives piece in ⁦@NatureCommsWonder what all these scientists could be talking about...⁩“actors may be incentivized to be reckless if they believe they are unlikely to be held accountable for

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