#Reviewers

Sonic #ClafoutisGate

Sonic_urticant

1/[THREAD]Aujourd'hui : comment ça marche, une publi scientifique ?(parce qu'on m'a cherché avec ça...)Vous savez, la phrase de journaliste : "Selon une étude..."Mais c'est quoi une "étude" ?(spoil :

Cite Black Women.

citeblackwomen

We had a great conversation @UNCWomensCtr about the politics of citation a black women’s knowledge production. One of the things that came up was this issue of action. How do

Brett Favaro

LetsFishSmarter

Ok folks I need to get something off my chest. I think I have a solution to the Open vs. Closed publishing war. It would require a *lot* of change,

rat king

MikeIsaac

ten hours in to Cyberpunk and it is clear the studio knowingly pushed out a half-baked game that wasnt ready for prime timea lot of people are upset, and for

Dr Rhiannon Stevens

NannonStevens

Thread 1/10 My take on reviewing grant applications:1: Start from the assumption this is a good project worth supporting.... It has come to you as an expert so it is

Adrian Saurin

AdeSaurin

A long thread in which I discuss our recent paper (https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.202002020), the @reviewcommons initiative, signing reviewer reports and a dedication to finish… The paper was a joint effort between a

Leonid Schneider (visit my site for Covid19 cures)

schneiderleonid

"Unfortunately, Naunyn-Schmiedeberg’s Archives of Pharmacology became a victim of paper mills. The Editor-in-Chief was alerted of the problem by science blog sites in February 2020 and responded immediately at various

Fadel Adib

fadeladib

Since my previous thread on PhD admissions has been widely shared, I've gotten a number of questions. So, I'd like to make few clarifications, esp that some elements of my

Elizabeth Stubbins Bates

estubbinsbates

The European Human Rights Law Review has published my article '"Impossible or Disproportionate Burden": The UK's Approach to the Investigatory Obligation under Articles 2 and 3 ECHR'. If you have

Matt | ... | So tired

bansama

Lot's of tweets about a self-centered VA who thinks everyone has the same access to anime as his speck of the world. Well, here's a reminder that some people don't

Nicholas G. Evans

neva9257

Oh alright, let's talk about the publishing for graduate students @DailyNousEditor piece. I was a fairly prolific PhD student, published ~12 articles/chapters and edited a collection pre-PhD. Tl;dr most of

Peter C. Baker

apcbapcb

THREAD: My @nybooks piece (!) on @Laurence_Ralph's THE TORTURE LETTERS––and, by extension, the thorny questions of how and why to write about brutality––is now available online.https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2020/07/02/legacy-

Nii @ flipped eye

nii_flippedeye

In the light of this Telegraph piece accusing the Arts Council of 'virtue signalling' (which I saw via @tobikyere) I feel it's apt to share how toxic an environment the

Alejandro Montenegro

aemonten

Why do people appeal a decision? Two main reasons, I'd argue. (1/7) 1) Researchers are evaluated by where they publish, so they do what they can to get in the

Sara Becker, Ph.D.

sjbeckerphd

Some good news! After being an Ad-Hoc Reviewer/Chair 10 times for multiple study sections, I've been invited to serve as a standing study section member for @NIDAnews!Reviewing grants is so.

Judd Hollander

JuddHollander

One reason for burn out in academic medicine is the time we spend doing things for “for-profit” companies that take advantage of academic leaders. 1/17 After decades as author, reviewer

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