#Journals

😷 Will Gervais 😷

wgervais

Very happy to see this paper published: The Status of Arabic Social PsychologyIt's well worth a read, because these authors have important things to say.https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1948550620925224 They recognize that

Colin Yeo

ColinYeo1

1. Very pleased that my article with @MBEGriffiths about the hostile environment policy has been published in the journal Critical Social Policy, after over four years of work on it.

Dr. Leah Ruppanner

leahruppanner

Here is what our COVID-19 research has found so far (thread):1. Mothers are cutting back or dropping out of employment2. Fathers work time has remained largely unchanged3. Fathers in couples

PRGuy

PRGuy17

It's very concerning to see many Australians unaware of Aged Care failings as detailed in the Royal Commission's Special Report. Most people don't even know Morrison apologised for these failings

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

1. "Speaking through some masks dispersed largest droplets into a multitude of smaller droplets..smaller particles are airborne longer than large droplets (larger droplets sink faster), a mask might be counterproductive."https://a

Carl Henrik Knutsen

carlhknutsen

Weberian bureaucracy does not systematically enhance growth! At least, the evidence is not sufficiently clear to conclude on a relationship. This is the main finding of my paper with Agnes

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

Sarah Jo Peterson

SarahJoPeterson

I highly recommend this article on the history of the 85th percentile speed limit "rule," by Brian Taylor and @Y___Hwang . Offering below my thoughts on its rural roots and

Dr Ben Marsh 💙

bendymarsh

To try & understand & manage #LongCovid #postviral condition without including & seeing #MECFS & #LongOtherVirus as likely at least v similiar process is naive & short-sightedWhy would post #COVID_19

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

What happens when a population reaches herd immunity? Does it mean epidemics suddenly stop forever? Unfortunately not... 1/ The herd immunity threshold is when susceptibility is reduced to point where

Ken Opalo

kopalo

Without irony, this @FT editorial calls for:“A new, slimmed-down state — ideally one with fewer, bankrupt regional assemblies — must concentrate on the basics: security, health, education, power and roads.”Nigeria

Younes

kmlyounes

I believe I found a severe flaw/lie in white nationalist Sean Last's post linked below :https://ideasanddata.wordpress.com/2019/01/08/nassim-taleb-on-iq/He reports that average statistical power for intelligence research and "group

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

"PCR is just a process..it does not tell you that you are sick."Kary Mullis Inventor of the PCR Test now used to misinterpret Covid19 "cases" & Nobel Prize in Chemistry:

Laurence Bindner

LoBindner

1- Important papier de @Dr_DMilton qui enrichit la connaissance des moyens employés par l'Etat islamique en termes de tromperie / ruse / mystification dans sa propagande.Les principaux points sont résumés

Chris Nicholas

CatalysisChris

We should remember that "journals are, in their core functions, researcher‐driven enterprises" 1/nhttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/dech.12635 One aspect I've never seen addressed in the context of open access /

Dan Hashimoto, MD MS

Laparoscopes

Great work from @MGHSurgery @MGHSAIIL @thomas_m_ward on automated phase recognition in #endoscopicsurgery #POEM. A few important findings in this paper that I think are worth highlighting! 1/https://twitter.com/MGHSAIIL/status/1288203635688

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