#Journals

G.C. Pieters, PhD

ProfPieters

This could be a useful teaching tool for an undergrad metrics course. Remember the Freyer paper? Heckman & Durlauf have written a comment (easy to read & non-technical all things

Daniel Swain

Weather_West

We already know that #ClimateChange is responsible for a large *decrease* in extreme cold (& increase in extreme heat) globally. But it is *possible* that changes in #Arctic could shift

Lamis Abdelaaty

LAbdelaaty

There is a common assumption that European countries would be homogenous if it weren't for immigrants arriving in recent decades. This assumption is both incorrect and dangerous. A rant: If

Debra Parkes

DebraParkes

Congratulations to @DavinaCooper5 @FloraRenz and Emily Grabham, editors of the new special issue of @feministsatlaw on the Future of Legal Gender: Exploring the Feminist Politics of Decertification https://journals.kent.ac.uk/index.php/femi

Dr. Saskia Popescu

SaskiaPopescu

Epidemiologists and ID specialists spend a lot of time talking to patients and the public about disease transmission dynamics. Communicating nuances, varied terminology, and the uncertainties isn't new but something

Austin C. Doctor

austincdoctor

An excellent review of leader studies by @DanKrcmaric et al.! Raises a number of important questions about the roles and agency of *rebel* leadership. What independent effects do leaders, each

W. K. Winecoff

whinecough

I haven't submitted to any of the "top 3" in years, and in fact have only done so twice ever, IIRC. I also infrequently cite any work that they've published

Dr. Erin Kane

Diana_monkey

In case anyone is curious about gender representation in primatology:https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0030458 "Although in 15 years [pre-2012] the proportion of female primatologists increased from the

Pasha Babayev

babayevsky

1/ Reading a paper on conflict transformation in Nagorno-Karabakh and interviews with students from Mesrop Mashtots University (MMU) in Khankendi/Stepanakert from 2009. The views are bizarre and clearly heavily influenced

Michael Eisen

mbeisen

if there's any good to come from $10K APCs at Nature and Cell, it's that they are finally opening peoples' eyes to the absurd economics of journals, which they conveniently

Suzanne Zeedyk

suzannezeedyk

8. My key aim in this thread is simply to try to stem the tendency of frustrated people to say 'who are these crazy conspiracy supporters?' They aren't crazy. They

Philip N Cohen

familyunequal

OK bibliometricians and related social scientists, let me know how you like this. If it passes twitter I'll elevate to a blog post. Here are 12 sociology journals and their

Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD

PeterHotez

Perhaps she was referring to a different country? Here in the US we're seeing a steep rise in hospitalizations and ICU admissions due to #COVID19 https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1281297572821372933 I fear we're entering

Informed Practitioner in Sport

InformedinSport

In theory there are three routes for talent development.The first is to simply increase the number participating across the board - in doing so you will get more performers in

Alex Holcombe

ceptional

Founder of Moderna explains that it's fortunate they weren't in academia - they would have had a tough time publishing their discoveries, due to skepticism by journal editors and reviewers.

Malgorzata (Gosia) Gasperowicz

GosiaGasperoPhD

"Reopening schools causes R transmission rate to surge, study suggests""Transmission rises by 24% within a month of children returning to classrooms, models using data from 131 countries show"1/https://www.thelancet.com/

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