#Nature

Pritam Singh

BabasahebsSikh

It is true that some religions believe in one God and some believe in multiple Gods and Some others like Buddhism don’t believe in the idea of God at all.

George Monbiot

GeorgeMonbiot

Another reminder of why they call economics "the dismal science". Here's why this "natural capital" approach is deeply flawed - unless you're hoping to make a killing from nature.https://www.theguardian.com/comme

Ziad Obermeyer

oziadias

Medical puzzle:Take Black vs. White patients with similar knee x-raysWhy do Black patients have more pain?Our paper in @NatureMedicine provides one answer: https://go.nature.com/3i6zAuc Algorithms see causes of knee pain in Black

Dan Kaszeta

DanKaszeta

OK. Some definitions. Practically daily I run up against people who misuse the phrase "nerve agents." Mostly, this is out of ignorance. Occasionally it is out of malice. Nerve agents

Dr. Keith Rose

TheScalpeledge

Just the facts:-Among the samples collected without a face mask, we found that the majority of participants with influenza virus and coronavirus infection did not shed detectable virus in respiratory

Gavin Schmidt

ClimateOfGavin

Nonetheless, it is a very valid question (and subject of much research) to ask at what point the Greenland ice sheet is unviable.From the Pliocene records, we know that a

Melissa Lem

Melissa_Lem

Some thoughts on how connecting people to nature can help save the planet.1. Protecting and restoring our old-growth forests and natural ecosystems is essential for human health.Fact: No pathway limits

jerry

ThinkingLSD

Let's discuss how little you actually understand about economics and energy.The first thing to understand is that energy is not globally fungible. Electricity decays as it leaves its point of

Oli Schenker

olischenker

New paper alert: In @NatureEnergyJnl we show that over time ren. energy (RE) firms face decreasing costs of debt (CoD) relative to non-RE firms. With my fabulous colleagues @KarolKempa and

L. Federico Rossi

ggFedericoRossi

(1/n) What circuit generates selectivity in L2/3 cortical neurons? We answer this question in our paper:Spatial connectivity matches direction selectivity in visual cortex out today in @nature with @kennethd_harris and

Marlene Kretschmer

Marlene_Climate

Lots of discussions about the recent cold spell, the polar vortex and the role of climate change... Here is my two cents on this: 1) I think it is very

Simone Tosi

simo_tosi

1. #AnimBehav2021 Pesticides can alter animal #behaviour. While Risk Assessments aim at protecting animals from unacceptable #pesticide risks, behavioural impacts are often marginally considered. Thread: variety of pesticide sublethal effec

Michael L

wtb_Michael

Okay, one more best books thread for the year - this time new(ish), non-Australian books, starting with two glorious collections of nature writing. MacDonald and Jamie are wonderful on nature

Tanentzapf Lab

TanentzapfLab

1.Early in grad school a VERY famous scientist visited. I watched him sit in the office of a PI I knew that excitedly showed him some awesome data. He was

Dr Charlie Gardner

CharlieJGardner

1/6 Is #Conservation ultimately effective? Is our research and practice sufficient, in an emergency?Building from work with @clairefrwordley in @NatureEcoEvo, I think the answers are a clear Noand No #DICECON20

Antonios Mamalakis

AntoniosMamala2

How will the position of the Earth's tropical rain belt be affected by #climatechange in different parts of the world? Read our new #research, published with @SpringerNature in @NatureClimate to

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