#Journals

Test positivity indicates how well authorities are managing Its increase precedes case incidence, but doesn't accurately predict the slope, case number, or total peak area aheadEarly indicator to be combined
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A very telling interview with Czech PM Andrej Babis textbook illustration for (technocratic) populism.https://hir.harvard.edu/shock-to-the-heart/A shorts thread on technocratic populism using AB quotes to illustrate some relevant aspects of
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1) There are a few papers, essays + one study so far I am aware of. Links below as part of thread. It's a good topic to debate but impossible
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Assigning credit for academic work is very important for careers. Sociology does it, no offense, stupidly (and it's not alone in this). Author order is a ridiculously imprecise measure, and
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The Big 10 report on COVID relies heavily on this paper which found rampant abnormalities among normal controls and had many statistic that make no sense.Time to retract or correct
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European External Action Service (EEAS) celebrates its 10th anniversary today It has also resulted in a library of academic publications. Here are 10 of my favourites 1/ One of
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#ncyt #alnov #novacytThread :New job opportunity At @MicrogenBioProd, Production scientistRole :"Prepare materials, intermediates & bulk reagents to support production or for direct customer supply,.. include the preparation of VAC
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2021 marks 75 years since the New Towns Act was passed, leading to the creation of 32 #NewTowns across the UK which are today home to 2.8m people. To celebrate,
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A vaccine that must be kept at -80 degrees is a TRANSFECTION AGENT, kept alive so it can infect your cells. How does this happen? Conspiracy theory no more, this
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As a quantitative researcher in education, I have a lot of thoughts about “objectivity” and “conflicts of interest”. To be clear, I LOVE education research. I think it provides value.
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I'm so glad this is now out in the world. It is the product of a lot of painstaking labor from @alan_jacobs1 + Tim Buthe,+ the hope is that it
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(1/17) Study of 2482 parents and 2482 children aged 1-10 years from Baden-Württemberg, Germany, showing that between 22 April and 15 May 2020, parents were more likely to have antibodies
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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
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One thing that strikes me forcefully right now is that neoliberalism has not just robbed our governments of the *capacity* for effective action in the public good: it's robbed us
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Excited to share our new study in @JAMAPediatrics on population versus individual prediction of poor health from ACEs screening: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/2775420 with @andrea_danese. Thread below: We teste
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To get to #COVIDzero we need to look at Slovakia. Over two weekends, they brought their numbers crashing down, from an R0 of 1.47 to 0.62 in just two weeks
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