#Scientific

Margot Bloomstein

mbloomstein

How do we build trust in vaccines? Build trust in the scientific process. @RonJohnsonWI is holding a hearing on hydroxychloroquine to undermine vaccine progress. @Brown_SPH Dean @ashishkjha is leading a

farid anvari

farid_anvari

A past discussion led me to start reading Kurt Danziger’s “Reconstructing the Subject: Historical Origins of Psychological Research”. Some of these ideas and analyses, for how scientific psychology came to

World Health Organization (WHO)

WHO

WHO issued an updated scientific brief on #COVID19 transmission, which provides information on how, when and in which settings the virus spreads between people:https://bit.ly/2W251Ma #COVID19 transmission occurs primarily through dire

Indranil Mallick

indranilsays

It's the publishing houses vs. sci-hub and libgen. 1/nhttps://thewire.in/law/sci-hub-elsevier-delhi-high-court-access-medical-literature-scientific-publishing-access-inequity Without going into the nuts and bolts of copyrights , it woul

Kirumi Kanda Chozhan, First of his Name

vetrijedi

One interesting comparison between STEM people in India & USA is that USA STEM folks are predominantly anti-right wing(culture). I havent seen even a single STEM person from Bay area

David Zweig

davidzweig

NYT editorial page coming out hard for schools to remain openAt this point (some blue state) politicians are way behind both the MSM and the scientific community. Not sure what

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

Documents from the 29/30th July released by the govt on the 5th of Feb where SAGE warns the govt about the risk of school transmission on the pandemic. The documents

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SherrondaJBrown

here are a few pieces from @WearYourVoice to help contextualize Sunday night's episode of #LovecraftCountry (cw: medical/scientific racism) Lucy, Anarcha, and Betsey were test subjects of Marion J. Sims, whom

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DharmaSuta

How Bharat educated the world:The story starts from 5th century when feudalism was growing fast in the world, Bharat was epicenter of civilization,Romans got collapsed in West and onslaught of

Wyatt

MisterNikolaT

Map of known military bases.Map of missing persons clusters. Do you notice how both maps have an area down the middle of the map where there aren’t any recorded missing

Taylor West

WildWildTWest

It’s #WorldSnakeDay Here is a thread of some of the beautiful, enigmatic, and largely misunderstood serpents I’ve seen and worked with as a PhD student and scientific researcher. First up

PEG

pegobry

Time to talk about one of my pet issues of concern: string theory. String theory doesn't work, after decades of work by the world's top physicists. At this point, even

Gretchen Goldman, PhD

GretchenTG

Great new story on the huge gaps in federal science capacity that the Biden Team inherits, and what that means for the nation's ability to protect people from environmental threats.

Ludger Wess

LudgerWess

It always strikes me as absurd to see non-biologists writing in a mock-up scientific style utter nonsense about heredity and plant breeding. Inducing radiation damage in thousands of genes is

Jen Herman 🌪️

JukeBaRosh

Low accountability in closed system. Reviewers can get by w/lazy review, ask 4 unreasonable things, review same paper multiple times for different journals, have undeclared COI, etc...More importantly power differentials/favors

Michael E. Smith

MichaelESmith

Rant: The “science problem” in archaeology. I am dismayed about the continuing low level of understanding of science among archaeologists. This was set off by reading Lars Fogelin’s nice open

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