#SCIENCE

Malvika Sharan

MalvikaSharan

Reflection from last 8 hours of training on @openlifesci, community building and volunteer work in #open #science and beyond:Many people find it hard to say “no” to volunteer work -

Kristen Berman

bermster

New article up: Making the vaccine was difficult - getting enough people to take it could be more difficult. Here are 5 (pretty bold!) ways we could drive uptake. Thread

Jawwad Farid

rebootdude

1/ The end of this year marks the 3rd decade I have spent working with data, financial modeling, actuarial science and forecasting. My first formal project at the intersection of

larkbarker

larkbarker

Here's a good plain language easy to read article on change management in schools tied to the SoR. As educators we talk about being 'change agents'. Where is our accountability?

Eli

EliLikesRice

Now that it’s February, I wanna talk about a little experiment I did these past 2 months; So in December I took an edible almost every day. When it became

McGill Lab

McGillLab

Oldest bro. is an itinerate musician. He was successful and scraped out a living for years, but ultimately it didn't work out (yet?). As youngster, I viewed science as safe

Kate MacDonald

katemac604

Been having lots of convos this weekend with incoming graduate students in my department! Realized all my advice for choosing a lab boils down to one sentence: The lab *environment*,

IAmSciComm | @Annelinda_c

iamscicomm

Having a #mentor is important at all stages of your career, no matter what that career path is. Further, acting as a mentor to someone else can be incredibly fulfilling!

CAMERONWILSON

cameronwilson

NEW: We've all seen the videos of people ignoring COVID-19 restrictions that require people to wear a mask (#BunningsKaren) or not travelBut just how widespread are these views — and

Mark Suzman

MSuzman

The world now has much of the science it needs to end this pandemic, and as regulators start to put their stamp of approval on it, the field of action

Túrin Turambar

TrinTurambar4

Pagans don't have faith, we have SCIENCE. When we get sick we don't pray to Jesus and wait for a miracle. We gather herbs, we make tinctures, and we heal

Stephen Chew

SChewPsych

Critical thinking has always been a top goal of educators. But teaching critical thinking skills has never been more important or more challenging than now. Olden days, critical thinking was

Roland Baker

RolandBakerIII

Dr. Flavinkins has a point that I can't falsify [see thread]. SARS-Cov-2 passaged through BALB/c mice induced adoption via a mutation: N501K. This same lineage appears in the UK with

Sarah Newey

sneweyy

Breaking: GPs are now able to use vaccine doses that were being wasted. Vials of the Pfizer jab was expected to include 5 doses- it turns out you can squeeze

Matt McCarthy

DrMattMcCarthy

COVID question I've been getting: Why do I need a vaccine when there's a 99.7% survival rate? It's a fair point (and makes for a lively discussion!). Here is my

Krish Ashok

krishashok

A common science fiction trope from the early 20th century was the idea of a "food pill" that would contain all the nutrition required for an entire meal that could

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