#Nature

Fantastic news from the UK! The coronavirus vaccine designed by scientists at the University of Oxford has been just been approved for use in the UK.https://www.bbc.com/news/health-55280671 What’s great about this
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1/n I do not like the phrases 'social capital' or 'natural capital'. Why not? A short but deep dive into the concept of capital:https://twitter.com/NatCapCoalition/status/1334801574481305601 2/n Let's first state a seemi
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Dear editors and reviewers of leading journals in biomed and oncology @nature @ScienceMagazine @CellCellPress @JAMAOnc @NEJM, please read the following as a guide for actually fostering diversity in research vs
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Vegetarianism & Veganism & Morality: A ThreadI am a vegetarian and I find both vegetarianism and veganism noble ideas which are inevitable for our survival since they are founded on
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Authoritative scientific opinion on the subject:Both BNT162b2 and mRNA-1273 were well tolerated, with most side effects short-lived. Moderna vaccine had greater incidence of severe adverse events such as a fatigue
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#Robots & autonomous systems are going to transform how we live. What might this mean for #UrbanNature? We asked 170 experts to explore what we know, and what we need
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Life has existed in the universe for more than 3.8 billion years.We are part of this life.A universe without life is a universe without meaning.Life creates meaning.Only life understands what
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1. Despite its rhetorical commitment to sustainability, the progressive left as an outgrowth of liberalism, is fundamentally at war with Nature. This war is manifested in both the human and
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So I see a lot of people struggling with this lockdown, heck, me included! But below is a thread some things I picked from lockdown 1 and the summer which
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Krebs' lawyer is absolutely correct. As Trump and his enablers continue to make baseless claims about a "rigged" election, they're fanning embers of distrust that are all too likely to
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Hello world! I am excited to share my first ever publication entitled “BRCA1/BARD1 site-specific ubiquitylation of nucleosomal H2A is directed by BARD1,” now published online @NatureSMB . https://go.nature.com/3dfS5fg . Thread belo
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Another even more premature judgement, don't take me seriously, honestly you might wanna skip this one tooI feel like virtue ethics, at least in my mind, has been damaged by
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Nature can be beautiful but also evil.It has brought us the worst pandemic in more than 100 years.What is it about #SARSCoV2 that makes it so nefarious? 1/ As compared
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As @hankgreen nicely points out, we have to be careful that "we don't know whether the vaccine reduces transmission" doesn't morph into "the vaccine doesn't reduce transmission." How do we
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Does habitat fragmentation cause passive #biodiversity loss, or, is it an ecological process of community decay? Although hotly debated the data synthesis by @Jon_Chase88 et al. provides compelling evidence for
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Thread on the imperfect nature of democracy and its shortcomings..Please RT In the strictest sense of the term, democracy is not the rule of the people but the rule of
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