#Researchers

Apoorva Mandavilli

apoorva_nyc

THE GOOD NEWS: Immunity to the coronavirus might last years, maybe even decades, according to a new study — the most hopeful look yet at this issue. 1/xhttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/17/health/coronavirus-immunity.html What this

Atle Mesøy

Mesoy640

Thread: 1/3, It seems many politicians, researchers, analysts, and journalists are suffering from "terrorism fixation". Every political act involving violence is defined as terrorism, which "is connected to radicalisation&quo

Timnit Gebru

timnitGebru

1/Man there’s so much to pick apart. Let’s start with one thing. I want to ask if Jeff Dean has looked at the publication approval policy that he keeps on

Jase Gehring

JaseGehring

This is a thread on ENDING TEMPORARY POSITIONS IN UNIVERSITY RESEARCH. I wrote this in response to some comments. I’m fleshing out my thoughts and shaping my opinions. I share

Sunny Singh

ProfSunnySingh

This is an important question for researchers, journalists and many of us who have not monitored large amounts of info. 1. Take regular breaks. Walk, swim, exercise. Disconnect completely. 2.

Dr Matthew Ford

warmatters

Ok so we've done machine guns.So how about sub-machine guns? What was the AORG view on this.Here we get into MP40 versus Sten discussions...1/ The important thing to note here

Alex Smith

alexjmssmith

This morning we @TheBTI released our new report: "Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud." In the report we outline an idea that the Biden Administration seems to already be taking

David Briggs 😷🔬💎

xtaldave

Right, I know I keep banging on about Deepmind & Alphafold, but something I (a) do for a living and (b) am knowledgable about, is finally in the news, so

Anna Rogers

annargrs

#coling2020 Should #GPT3 have the right to Free Speech?Panel with Robert Dale, Emily M. Bender (@emilymbender), Pascale Fung (@pascalefung), Christopher Potts (@ChrisGPotts)Best attempt at summary, corrections welcome./1 Intro remarks:Bende

Jorge Gomez Magenti

jgmagenti

Finished compiling @ARUKscientist research outputs as reported on @Researchfish. Here's a sneak peek and a few personal thoughts:1) Publishing papers is hard. It requires an unbelievable amount of time and

Navin Kabra

NGKabra

1. So, money does buy happiness, real as well as imagined. But it costs more as you get richer. What does that mean? Let's explore.https://www.pnas.org/content/118/4/e2016976118 2. First, we need to

Mike Bracher

MikeBracher

Improving ethics and governance outcomes for research using qualitative methods in healthcare - reducing administrative burden and ensuring appropriate review [THREAD] (1/x) Ensuring safe and ethical practice involves considering both

Emlyn Samuel

emlyn_samuel

News today of potentially drastic cuts to science funding from medical research charities due to impact of #COVID19, inc £150m from @CR_UK. Short-term cuts would mean long-term damage to UK

Prof Ed Wild

ProfEdWild

We could have had this from August. Instead we chose “opening up to protect the economy” which ultimately tanks the economy by perpetuating the pandemichttps://twitter.com/gidmk/status/1357834200989093890 Ultimately it’s the old “we

Tom Hale🐐

tommyhale91

JUST IN: Ancient DNA has been extracted from a 1.2 million-year-old mammoth — the oldest DNA that’s ever been recovered by a long way. https://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/worlds-oldest-dna-recovered-and-it-comes-from-a-12-mill

chloe (they/them)

chloerSOC4080

I first watched Intersexion at @UnityatUNO freshman year & hadn't heard of being intersex before. I was shocked this was new to me since 1 in every 2000 babies is

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