#SCIENTISTS

David K Smith

professor_dave

I don't know where to begin with this...He says racism is a societal problem but science is not, because it sits above it.He shrugs his shoulders and says we need

Drew Holden

DrewHolden360

A little perspective on coronavirus deaths by state.New York has nearly TRIPLE the number of deaths (32,000) as Florida, Georgia, Texas and Arizona COMBINED (12,118) despite having BARELY OVER 1/4

NoWackyScience

NoWackyScience

Trying to avoid politics, but there is overlap here with censorship of scientists, the sabotage of early treatment of CoVId and the sham investigation into the Wuhan virus. None of

Brianne Suldovsky

brisuldovsky

Listening to prominent social scientists @brossardd and @mcnisbet discuss building science engagement in a disrupted democracy live. Highly recommend tuning in if you have a spare moment: https://www.earth.columbia.edu/videos/view/how-to-bu

Dr Ellie Murray

EpiEllie

There’s a lot of talk about how anti-expertise sentiment is problematic, but I’d like to offer a slightly different take. The issue isn’t that people don’t want to listen to

Dr. Devon Greyson

DevonGreyson

Something I learned about in my 3y as a social scientist embedded in a vaccine research ctr is AEFIs: Adverse Events Following Immunization. Lots of things happen after we’re vaccinated

Cyril Ritter

CyrilRitter

Claiming to take decisions based on science can be just as wrong as not trusting science. Politicians need to combine science advice & political choices & take responsibility for it.

Timothy Gowers

wtgowers

There are two questions I would like to ask lockdown sceptics such as Toby Young, beautifully taken down by @NeilDotObrien (who does nothing more than quote Toby Young's tweets back

Cheryl White

LadyScorcher

There are a lot of ways to describe my day job but I think the most important aspect is to integrate knowledge from different stakeholders to come up with better

Luiz Pessoa

PessoaBrain

1) Back to discussion on power analysis. I really enjoyed the discussion with "More of a comment than a question" podcast. What @lakens says makes a lot of sense of

Professor Lizzo

LizWaynePhD

I've been thinking about how the work of science communication is hampered by the lack of science education in the general populous. What I mean is, when we say we

Peter Aldhous

paldhous

THREAD: I've been talking to the climate and fire scientists who know better than anyone about what's happening on the West Coast. They are deeply upset, but not surprised. And

aHEMagain Actual

aHEMandias

Correlation isn't causation. Increased detection of #COVID19 Variant Under Investigation (VUI-202012/01) is occurring at same time as a general surge in coronavirus infections in UK. IMO it's premature to claim

PEG

pegobry

I can only conclude from reading this article that every single conspiracy theory is true.https://twitter.com/NYMag/status/1346083232664727553 Well, that's what a conspiracy theorist would say. Sounds like something ReAl JoUrNaLiStS sho

Erin L. Thompson

artcrimeprof

Are you an art historian/humanities scholar who wants to do more public engagement? Here's a thread with some of my thoughts/advice. Please add more! Make it easy to contact you

Real with Robo 🍔🍟🐐

Roberta54935398

I'm so damn mad... I'm actually sarcastic today.I want to know one thing...Last time yall saw viral engineers or scientists working with viruses like they tell us to dress and

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