#Replication

S-Curve Capital

S_curvecap

@scuttleblurb said below in chat w/ @LibertyRPF - I come back to it often (as a bull on ZT security vendors). While secular trend is obvious & cloud native cos

UCB-MIC

BerkeleyMIC

Thank you @BlkInMicroscopy for pointing me to this IMPORTANT paper:https://elifesciences.org/articles/55133 Ok, I want to quote nearly EVERY line in this article, but I'll just try and pick a few favs.

Mine Altinli

mine_altinli

Check out our new paper @molecology https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/mec.15609?af=Ron #wolbachia interactions with an #insect-specific virus in #mosquitoes in natural populationsMany thanks to co-authors:@sebastianlequime, @C

Reuters

Reuters

The world faces around 4,000 variants of the virus that causes COVID-19, prompting a race to improve vaccines, Britain said, as researchers began to explore mixing doses of the Pfizer

Giovanni Franchi

giovfranchi

I have started reading “THE ALMANACK OF NAVAL RAVIKANT” by Eric Jorgenson: “I take Naval seriously because he:” “I spent a lot of time reading. My only real friends were

Matt Notowidigdo

ProfNoto

One of the goals of #TweetABlackEconomistsPaper is to highlight the work of under-appreciated black economists, so I have to start with Mel Stephens Jr. -- no question about thathttps://twitter.com/dougwebberecon/status/1279142242746281988

divya

gitstaash

I honestly think “Edit tweets” may *not* be a feature because of engineering challenges. Tw uses Apache Storm with Kafka-like message queues and embeds one tweet into gazillion such queues.https://twitter.com/paulg/status/13297307202401

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

Facebook is to our political culture as lung cancer is to lungs.https://twitter.com/robwdavis/status/1304964015483957253 To be more precise, FB can't control what happens on its site now because the right wing bullshit

Dr. Janet Frick 🍑💙

jfrickuga

Dear psychology colleagues... it's really (past) time for us to have a serious reckoning about the Stanford Prison Experiment. There's not enough useful for us to keep it in our

Matt Clancy

mattsclancy

Does the pressure to publish in academia contribute to bad science? Some evidence suggests the answer is yes. A short thread on some recent research (I wrote more here).https://mattsclancy.substack.com/p/how-bad-is-publish-or-perish-for Fir

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

This is a great piece from @rkhamsi about a topic that people often don't think about: it's REALLY important to consider the types of cells being used for in vitro

The Menachery Lab

TheMenacheryLab

Our study examining a furin-cleavage site deletion mutant in #COVID19 is now out @Nature With a short thread (cause who has time to read beyond twitter) (1/6https://go.nature.com/2MnGlfq First, thanks to

Justin Nix

jnixy

So, this paper is finally published. Here comes a longer-than-usual thread. (1/18)https://doi.org/10.1080/15614263.2021.1878894 In it, @DrJLozada and I revisit the data used for a study published in The Lancet which concluded

Dyche Mullins et al.

MullinsLab

We are pleased to be a very small part of an international COVID-19 consortium assembled by Nevan Krogan here at UCSF. The latest paper from the group just appeared online.

Dr. Andrea Howard

DrAndreaHoward

I really appreciate this episode’s bird’s eye view of SEM vs regression and overall agree that it often makes sense to just work in SEM.But there’s a BUT. There are

Ryan McNamara 🧬

Ryan_Mac_Phd

The J&J vaccine reportedly confers 85% protection after 1 month. Some suggest this could be improved with a booster. About that...J&J vaccine uses a replication-incompetent adenovirus (Ad26) to deliver the

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