#Researchers

Annie Murphy Paul

anniemurphypaul

A thread about the importance of young children’s gestures, ending with a suggestion for parents.Research tells us that language emerges out of gesture: infants and toddlers can use their hands

🅰ntiquity Journal

AntiquityJ

#research: Archaeologists suggest our era should be called the 'Plastic Age' after an experimental dig at an Iron Age site in instead found thousands of plastic items.Here's an #Antiquitythread

Dr Addy Adelaine

AddyAdelaine

1/9) @UKRI states - we "know that racism takes many forms – including far more subtle forms that keep Black people out of the room and silence their voices. There

Demagogue_Bingo 🔶🌍🇪🇺🥛⚖️⚔️🦉🐝💀🎯☸️

BingoDemagogue

Thread; The lie at the heart of civic Nationalism. Civic Nationalism is a cover story, it's a form of 'exceptionalism' ; Globally, Nationalism is generally recognised as a negative. It

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

Charlie Ebersole

CharlieEbersole

I’m very excited to share the latest Many Labs project! In Many Labs 5, we examined whether adding more expertise to replication designs could increase replicability. Here’s what we did/found

Peter Sagal

petersagal

Many years ago, I researched Holocaust denial for a play. This was pre-internet, and the variety I studied and wrote about was the faux-academic style, in which deniers dressed up

Joshua Miller

millerjm86

Ok all, this new paper in @NatureComms really has me sad/confused/angry https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19723-8#MOESM1A Thread 1/ The authors analyze an insanely large body of scientific papers from across disciplines to look at

tante

tante

It's good that Google gets so much shit for firing their internal "AI ethics" researchers when they get to loud or annoying. But it also shows just how pointless it

Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge

CamEdFac

1/ Teaching children in a way that encourages them to empathise with others measurably improves their creativity and could lead to other beneficial learning outcomes, new research suggests. Take a

Angel Pizarro

delagoya

On queue wait times--------------------Most researchers that leverage a shared resource have at some point or another suffered a set-back in getting their result because the resources they needed were not

𓂀𓆣☥ Fuck y’all, imma uncle! ☥𓆣𓂀

_ShowtimeRX

The vaccines for COVID-19 were able to fast track thru studies because of the method they’re using to make the vaccines AND the fact that a lot of the science

TrekkerTeach

trekkerteach12

My fear is that this is what's happening in the US, especially California.Cases going down, but #B117 and other new variants here and spreading...all while restrictions are being lifted and

Thomas House | 托马斯豪斯 | توماس هاوس

TAH_Sci

I can't believe the "sceptical" noises are already starting about the SPI-M long-term scenarios. How we respond to these and how they are presented is a political choice, but they

Delip Rao

deliprao

One odd job I do is help some companies by reviewing their AI job reqs. One of the common mistakes I notice HR/hiring managers make in hiring deep learning talent

Audra J. Wolfe, PhD

ColdWarScience

This is a very solid introduction to how US suspicions of Chinese researchers is affecting US science, including Asian American scientists.https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/02/fears-about-china-are-disrupting-american-science/6

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