#Peer

Shreya P. Trivedi MD

ShreyaTrivediMD

1/ “It doesn't matter how many innovative podcast ideas u’ve had, its impact or how many you’ve inspired over the yrs... all that matters is that you finish-- #papers.”So, I’m

Capel Lofft

CapelLofft

Total, all encompassing groupthink within academic/'intellectual' publishing - where the acceptable political opinions range from 'far left' to 'hyperliberal left' - is leading to a narrowing range of debate, which

Pedro Marques

PedroIngenio

Since so many people share article news, I also have some news: yesterday I had a paper rejected. Apparently I wrote the worst paper ever in economic geography and I

Creative Dundee

Creative_Dundee

So excited to introduce you to a new peer-to-peer support project for our #AmpsDundee community… Ampersand+ Helping people to share their knowledge, experience, insights, skills and ideas, through time-based exchanges.

Jay Graber

arcalinea

Thoughts on moderation and decentralizing Twitter: Consolidating and fragmenting forces are forcing this platform out of the status quo. Decentralization is voluntary fragmentation, which, if done correctly, can anticipate these

Michael Eisen

mbeisen

I am excited to announce today that @eLife is transitioning to a new model based on author-driven publishing (preprints) and public post-publication peer review and curationhttps://elifesciences.org/articles/64910?utm_source=twitter&utm

Mark Pesce #WearAMask 😷

mpesce

Draw near, folks. I am not going to talk politics. It needlessly upsets me.I'm going to talk Parler.Because, twenty minutes ago, AWS shut it down.https://www.newsweek.com/amazon-suspends-parler-app-web-services-1560366You think that'

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MitchHorowitz

Friends good morning and welcome to Day 20 of the #30daymentalchallenge. Join us anytime with article/pledge in bio. Today’s theme is: Use all solutions. Too often we get hemmed into

Alessio Patalano

alessionaval

Good morning. Christmas is coming to town. And the perfect gift with it: a book that sets out to place the question of naval innovation - which in the literature

Tara Moriarty

MoriartyLab

Nov 18#COVID19 cases, deaths, case fatality rates•#Canada, provinces•Country peers (high income, pop >20M)•Longterm care, retirement homes•Weekly, daily % changes (7-day avg)Data are NOT goodData: @covid_canada @NoLore @RyersonNI

Michael Karlin

supergovernance

A Friday thread of niche digital government issues I worry about in the 2020s, from a digital policy lens. In no particular order: 1) How to double down on democracy,

Ed Latimore

EdLatimore

Have something to say, study the craft of writing, and communicate as simply as possible.That last one is key.No one gets extra points in writing for sounding smart. However, you

Eve Tuck

tuckeve

I was just asked by a colleague how I facilitate Q & A sessions—I guess the word is out that I am very deliberate about how an academic Q &

Dr Robin George Andrews 🌋

SquigglyVolcano

NEW: Japan’s ‘Dawn’ - the sole, lonely spacecraft orbiting Venus - has seen a mysterious flash in the planet’s exotic sky. What was it?This signal *wasn’t* sent by aliens. But

Jo Billington

MsJoBillington

Re-reading the autism & bullying literature this morning for a paper I'm writing. This phrase from one paper captures a typical theme in the literature:"Strategies are required to support &

Moshe Malawach

MosheMalawach

Saw a few people inquiring on the concept of core channel nodes and staking.Let me explain a bit in a thread :) The @aleph_im network isn't a blockchain. It's a

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