#Interdisciplinary

Federico Andrade Rivas

andradefederico

Planetary health (“health of human civilization and the state of the natural systems”) is an emerging holistic health field that is gaining momentum. Excited about it, we decided to review

Amardeep Singh

Electrostani

I was recently invited to fill out a reputational survey for English Ph.D. programs for U.S. News & World Report. I agreed to do it, but I kept thinking --

Cicely Marston

cicely

The phrase 'world beating' science (& apps in #Covid19) is being normalised. But science is incremental and based on global discovery. Govts *choose* to fund science poorly, making us compete

Ted McCormick

mccormick_ted

Some were surprised that culture-warriors who began by attacking humanities disciplines in the name of science ended up as Covid-deniers.But it only makes sense that people who want history without

Scott Stephens

scottjstephens

I'm always amused when people get upset when asked to slightly expand their vocabulary & use words *in their proper context.* Grammatically, Male & Female can be adjectives or nouns

Dr Monica H Green

monicaMedHist

I've been thinking thru the night of the @NewYorker's response (via https://news.avclub.com/a-medieval-scholar-schools-the-new-yorker-about-the-bla-1844419326) to @MedievalRobots's critique. If by "facts," the NYer mea

Lindsey Leininger

lindsleininger

I've lived my entire professional life at the intersection of Econ Blvd and Epi Street. I won't mince words: Economists have a lot to offer the epi modeling community. And

Teresa M. Bejan

tmbejan

Wow, I'm touched by the response here, especially from students embarking on their own peer-review journeys!A few thoughts on my own over the years:https://twitter.com/tmbejan/status/1356291403937181699 Rejection is a part of the

Philip Loring

ConserveChange

I'm reviewing a paper today that has me wondering about whether interdisciplinary fields have worsened silos rather than breaking them down. (1/n) Its written with the literature of rural development,

Jaap Stronks

jaapstronks

Noticed how the majority of Dutch virologists and modellers responsible for the Dutch COVID-19 strategy have a veterinary (animal medicine) background? A short thread 1/x ‘One Health’ is the scientific

Stephanie Kelton

StephanieKelton

If MMTers were just doing standard Keynesian macro, then we would not have arrived at completely different conclusions (from mainstream Keynesians) re: the Bush tax cuts, the Clinton surpluses, the

Steven Shorrock

StevenShorrock

Good conversation this. A few thoughts in this thread.https://twitter.com/bentipney/status/1281336072442720257 Human Factors/Ergonomics is only one of several disciplines concerned with human performance. It has a particular twin purpose an

Nothing Never Happens: A Radical Pedagogy Podcast

RadPedagogy

this is a thread about the new report on how yale university has decided to restructure is graduate programs in the humanities. here are two teasers from the final report,

Javeed Sukhera MD PhD

javeedsukhera

A few thoughts about research funding pertaining to systemic racism, structural bias, and inequity in health sciences and related disciplines... As a qualitative researcher with a PhD in education, finding

Nico Lacetera

NicoLacetera

Interested in pursuing #doctoral studies to understand the working of #organizations, their economic #performance, and their #social #impact? You should apply to the #PhD #Program in #Strategic #Management at the

David Arroyo Guardeño

davidalqabri

@LakaviciusR, thanks for the invitation to discuss the goals of TRESCA in the roundtable "Digital Economy, SME's, Industry and Supply chains" of the initiative "ICT Verticals and Horizontals for Blockchain

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