#Quantitative

Noah Haber

NoahHaber

"Problems with Evidence Assessment in COVID-19 Health Policy Impact Evaluation (PEACHPIE): A systematic strength of methods review" is finally available as a pre-print!https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.01.21.21250243THREAD! One of the

Shematologist, MD

acweyand

The winning team for #HCWvsHunger, in addition to gloating rights & a chose my next #tweetorial topic. @MSharifpourMD @kari_jerge Excited to teach about one of my favorite topics &

Keep Prisons Single Sex

NoXYinXXprisons

NO.https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/aug/08/polarised-debate-on-gender-recognition-is-harming-uk-says-equalities-chief 1. "The departing chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission has said the polarising debate around tra

Dmitry Kobak

hippopedoid

A year ago in Nature Biotechnology, Becht et al. argued that UMAP preserved global structure better than t-SNE. Now @GCLinderman and me wrote a comment saying that their results were

The Mental Elf

Mental_Elf

We are live! Join us at 10am for the #HealthSMI discussion: how people with severe mental illness can improve their physical health: https://youtu.be/reEGLYTUlwY @UoY_HEALTH_SMI @HolzMelton @GordonAJohnston @Davidiris1 @BrendonStubbs @

Eric Weinhandl

eric_weinhandl

In the new @USRDS Annual Data Report is a chapter about the impact of #COVID19 on the ESKD patient population. A thread follows...https://adr.usrds.org/2020/covid-19-supplement/1-covid-19-supplement We present data through epidemiologic wee

Richard Murphy

RichardJMurphy

Labour has announced that it would promote a Recovery Bond right now if it was in office. It’s a policy I wholeheartedly support. In this thread I explain why it’s

Alex Saunders 🇦🇺👨‍🔬

AlexSaundersAU

1/ Two years ago we released a documentary about structural problems in the Australian economy. At the time, the RBA was talking about raising interest rates. We predicted they'd go

Ilya Levental

LeventalLab

Yea, it’s the end of the world… but we can still a cool paper with a gratuitously long TWEET-STORM!!Check out our new #lipidtime paper in @NatureChemBio:Plasma membranes are asymmetric in

Rachel Coldicutt

rachelcoldicutt

This article frames Palantir - providers of the NHSX data store - as a disruptive *defense* contractor not a Silicon Valley unicorn. https://www.vox.com/recode/2020/7/16/21323458/palantir-ipo-hhs-protect-peter-thiel-cia-intelligence Now why

Oxford Economic & Social History

OxfordESH

.@DoranAine is discussing living standards in Ireland before the Great Famine #oxeshgradseminar #econhist #EconTwitter #twitterstorians Motivating figure: differences in famine severity between parishes—regional variation, but also import

Rohit V. Pappu

PappulabWashU

#QuantitativeAndRigorousPS papers created in response to pings asking that I list papers that represent "quantitative & rigorous work" in the field of intracellular phase transitions. I indicated there were numerous,

Keubiko

Keubiko

Sass aside, none of that is inconsistent with what I tweeted yesterday. Here's a thought exercise: what is the difference between a physical dollar bill, a short term treasury bond,

Claire Mellier-Wilson

clmellier

Some of the researchers who observed #conventioncitoyenne are sharing their initial findings in this #colloqueCCC. Organised by @CentrePolTerre More about the accredited researchers here: https://www.conventioncitoyennepourleclimat.fr/cherc

Marta Bjornson

MB_MPMI

Really happy to finally share results from my postdoc work in the Zipfel lab: how plants respond to a variety of different elicitors and what we can learn from it1/12https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.11.30.404566v1

Michael Nielsen

michael_nielsen

I've been reading the wonderful book "Cell Biology by the Numbers" (http://book.bionumbers.org ). Here's a thread of striking things I learned from the book (or related reading) 1. In terms

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