#Preprints

Thijs Bol

thijs_bol

Ik zie dat dit draadje over het "eindeloze gezeur" over leerachterstanden veel geretweet wordt. Het staat echter vol met verkeerde informatie en verkeerde aannames. Bovendien wordt het belangrijkste gevolg van

Emily Willingham

ejwillingham

Science journalism, in practice, covering a new study. 1. Read study.2. Contact study authors.3. Spend forever finding the just-right sources who can speak with authority&expertise on the study&have no association

Zoé

ztsamudzi

This presentation is about to be SO lit. Check out the work of presenter Joan Donovan & Aaron Panofsky who researched how genetic tests that challenged white nationalists’ notion of

Sherry Pagoto

DrSherryPagoto

We did a post-mortem of how emergency remote instruction went last spring via focus groups of undergrads.Here are some lessons learned (a thread!) Check out the pre-print here:https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/f6jkx/ 1. Students

Nicholas H Wolfinger

NickWolfinger

Thread on my research & writing in the past year. It's a fairly slender thread, as I spent the most time on my long-overdue book on the economics of single

Kirti Prakash🌞

kirtiprakash25

Hey #STED, #MINFLUX people,To continue the public discussion, I list here some of the points I made during my talk.Summary: MINFLUX is a promising technology but at an early stage

McGill Lab

McGillLab

Oldest bro. is an itinerate musician. He was successful and scraped out a living for years, but ultimately it didn't work out (yet?). As youngster, I viewed science as safe

Jeevun Sandher

JeevunSandher

Want to know why children are receiving such shamefully meagre food parcels in this pandemic? And why they need them in the first place? Then read this and my first

Brian Nosek

BrianNosek

10 years of replication and reform in psychology. What has been done and learned?Our latest paper prepared for the Annual Review summarizes the advances in conducting and understanding replication and

Jeremy Howard

jeremyphoward

Last week I presented to the WHO Guidelines Development Group. It was targeted towards infectious disease epidemiologists, but many folks have asked me to share the presentation.So, here's a video

Michael Eisen

mbeisen

Since the dawn of the Internet, it has been clear that we need and have the opportunity to build a system of scholarly communication free of limitations of print: a

Ross Tucker

Scienceofsport

Here's an important paper in the transathlete debate, by @TLexercise & @FondOfBeetles. They ask whether male performance advantages are removed after testosterone suppression? (as required by many sports policies for

Dr Michelle Kelly-Irving

shell_ki

The difficult choice of keeping schools open or not during lockdown is a social inequality & child welfare issue affecting life course trajectories in wellbeingA lot is at stake, so

Scott Hotaling

MtnScience

I’m thrilled to share a new paper on rock glaciers, related landforms, and mountain biodiversity. It began as a post-session chat at the 2019 @BenthosNews meeting and through a team

The Dread Pirate Jussim

PsychRabble

I'm back. In honor of KO'ing two hard, back-to-back deadlines, a Thread! A mini-thread! Of loosely connected papers and ideas:On Scientific Uncertainty, Especially in Social Sciences & Psych In honor

Amy Hsin is wearing a DIY mask

amyhsin

on why we should celebrate revival of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) but continue seeing it as an insufficient & unjust program that serves to keep immigrant vulnerable &

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