#SCIENTISTS

Dr Khor SK

DrKhorSK

“Doc, I don’t trust the Covid-19 vaccine because it’s too rushed. Normally, vaccines take 7-10 years.”Here is a thread to reassure you that the Covid-19 vaccine is as safe as

Miles Cobia, MD

neurooruen

My pregnant physician wife and I are currently COVID positive. We are currently quarantining with our 2 yo daughter who is likely also positive based on symptoms. We have both

Dr Benjamin 'Ward Viking' Janaway 💙

drjanaway

So this deserves a proper takedown. Allow me.1) Autistic spectrum disorder is range of neurodevelopmental patterns and cognitive abilities. Some higher functioning people may be scientists, and sometimes these thinking

Michael Hobbes

RottenInDenmark

This article says the exact opposite of Pinker's summary. The evidence is overwhelming that conservatives are more conspiratorial than liberals and that Republicans are *far* more conspiratorial than Democrats. https://twitter.com/sapin

Sean Holman

seanmholman

Alberta's gov't paid historian/home-school teacher Tammy Nemeth nearly $28,000 to write a report claiming a “Transnational Progressive Movement” is “strangling” its petrol industry. I read report so you don’t have

Gary Finnegan

finnegag

#COVIDvaccine:- Easy part: convincing older and vulnerable people to be vaccinated. They feel COVID as a real threat. Potential immunity offers relief and gives them their life back 1/ -

Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II

RevDrBarber

Someone asked if we should thank Trump for the vaccine? I say yes, Mr. President, we are grateful for the role you played. But if you ordered people to work

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

I’ve written a lot in the last two weeks about #B117 and the uncertainty surrounding its exact effects. So let me talk about something that we can be pretty certain

Savitri Mumukshu - सावित्री मुमुक्षु

MumukshuSavitri

1/nToday we celebrate the 162nd Birthday of one of the world’s greatest scientists, Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose. Inspired by the intuitive Vedantic understanding of life, Bose felt Indians could develop

Mateusz Fafinski

Calthalas

Here we go again. Blatant factual errors, vilification of historians, and the customary oversimplification of the past. The coverage of 'cliometrics' continues to disappoint. As much as it might be

Tom Inglesby

T_Inglesby

The president spoke this afternoon about the US response to the coronavirus pandemic. There were a number of welcome public health-grounded messages. But there are places where he needed to

Reuters Science News

ReutersScience

Iceberg A68a has been on a slow journey toward cataclysm. The mass broke from the Antarctic peninsula’s Larsen C ice shelf in July 2017, sliding through the water for over

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

Jagat Prakash Nadda

JPNadda

Now that Mr. @RahulGandhi has returned from his monthly vacation, I would like to ask him some questions. I hope he will answer them in his today’s Press Conference. When

Henning Strandin

HenningStrandin

1/25A great and thought-provoking thread by @EpiEllie about current science skepticism and its proper explanation. This is what I've mainly been interested in for the last 6 months. Let's talk

Caleb Watney

calebwatney

I don't think people have quite internalized *how* the US became the global leader in science and technology. It's partially a story of massive global talent migration. And it's important

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