#Interactive

S Brunner

BrunnerPhysics

One of my biggest takeaways from CERN HST 2015 was a lecture/discussion realization. We sat through many really long talks, often akin to torture. Except one. It was an antimatter

Lawrence Hurley

lawrencehurley

Trump's judicial legacy isn't just about the three conservatives he put on the Supreme Court. He's also appointed 54 judges to the influential courts of appeal and they are already

Taniel

Taniel

I've shared a number of resources in recent weeks, so I'm going to make a brief 'master list' thread here that brings them together for easier use. 1/ My cheat

Suraj Nair

coldsuraj

I have been on Twitter for a few months now. Been thinking about how I want to use Twitter. The kind of things I want to write about. This hits

Alexander Gabuev 陳寒士

AlexGabuev

A great read by @AbrahmL in @nytimes on how Russia might win from climate change, and how it can handle potential migration from China. The story has lots of interesting

Resolution Foundation

resfoundation

New @resfoundation report out today assesses the impact of Covid-19 on business, focusing on whether the sector is able to support a rapid recovery in living standards, see: https://www.resolutionfoundation.org/publications/on-firm-ground/H

Dr Caro Rowland

CaroRowland

Today we published the latest in a series of articles on shared reading in the early years, funded by @ESRC. For me, this work illustrates a crucial point: it is

B. Timmerman

BTGTimmerman

.@LewisForMN is right. We have a lot power in the suburbs. And that means we have to ask ourselves some pretty important questions:1/11https://twitter.com/LewisForMN/status/1323034926728564736 Do we believe in justice and equality?"You

John West 🕯💙

JohnWest_JAWS

If you really want to understand Brexit, look at the currency exchange rate of GBP vs EURUp until the financial crash of 2008, 1 EUR bought you about 60pThen it

Samara Ginsberg

samaracello

We’re all missing live music so here is the best thing that has ever happened at a function gig: I was in a string quartet that did a fun interactive

James Bridle

jamesbridle

This is a picture of a research session by the Children's Television Workshop in 1969, as they worked on an episode of Sesame Street. They used to show every episode

Christel de Bruijn, PhD

ChristelDBruijn

Thread about the importance of speed in returning #covid19 test results and contact tracing#Covid19uk #coronavirusuk The longer the waiting for test results, the less useful those results are for contact

Zhell - u/194

AzhellTom

In the end this will make it possible to do smartcontracts as complex as Ethereum, using a programming langage that is even more simple, but with infinite scalability and interoperability

Alexandra Kanik

act_rational

Over the past few months, cities have been incentivizing bike-share with things like free memberships for essential workers. You might ask, as I did, do these programs work? Are the

Neil Lewis, Jr.

NeilLewisJr

This thread shares a timely example of what I'm teaching about today in research methods: how seemingly minor details in how we construct our studies and measure things can affect

Charles Tallack

CharlesTTHF

Yesterday's NHS data shows that 59% of over 80s have had 1st vaccine dose but there is huge variation across STPs. 85% of over 80s in Gloucestershire, which may be

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