#Researchers

Pierre Azoulay

pierre_azoulay

I have no insider knowledge, but this story illuminates why it is so hard for firms to invest in “basic research” (which I defined loosely as research not directly tethered

Associate Professor Francine Marques

FZMarques

Now that #NHMRC grants are no longer under embargo, let me challenge some of the concepts of perceived 'success'I'm grateful to have won a @TallpoppiesAIPS Tall Poppy Science Award &

Katherine J. Wu, Ph.D.

KatherineJWu

A few weeks ago, I heard scattered rumors about bizarre positives coming out of coronavirus testing programs at universities.It didn't seem to be the coronavirus. It also wasn't contamination in

Nicola Bidoli 🛡🛡🛡

BidoliNicola

Glycans / Sugars / Spike Protein /The Secret action of C19 1/19 This is mainly because HIV co-opts its host's cellular mechanism to cover itself with human glycans.

Ashley Farley

ashleydfarley

Really fantastic article on an uncomfortable topic within the publishing world of "prestige" journals authored by Bård Smedsrød & @LeifLongva #openaccess Thread highlighting what I think are the important parts.

Jeff Abercrombie 🌟🌟🌟

J_D_Abercrombie

These wise men saw no star to guide them to Bethlehem. The beautiful legend of the star of Bethlehem originated in this way:Jesus was born August 21 at noon,7 B.C.

David Tillman

davidtillman

Working on an archival doc in Avid. Trying to find stuff I need is making my brain hurt. Taking a page out of @fcpxpert1's book & creating a shadow #FCPX

nyx

EternalNyx

certain academics on this website like to think because they have a blue check they can say whatever they want and people will believe them. and they hate being called

Michael Eisen

mbeisen

I get that everyone wants to read and publish everything for free - and they should be able to: all transaction costs are barriers to participation. But we need actual

Lori Neuman-Lee, PhD

CheloniaGirl

Lots of people have (rightfully) decried the NatCom paper and its potential effect on mentoring structure. It also sets a terrible example for how to consider data and a scientist's

Ben Collins

oneunderscore__

Both @BrandyZadrozny and I asked at the time if Facebook’s groups recommendations algorithm would check for radicalization and feeder systems into extremist groups.This was exactly how Youtube was turning gamers

Jon Schwabish

jschwabish

I recently published "Ten Guidelines for Better Tables" in the Journal of Benefit Cost Analysis (@benefitcost) on ways to improve your data tables. Here's a thread summarizing the 10 guidelines.

Aki Tonami

atonton28

Great news Japan decided to start constructing a new #Arctic research icebreaker. Related, the Japan Consortium for Arctic Environmental Research, which is a nationwide network of Japan-based Arctic researchers &

Victor Montori, MD

vmontori

As 2017 was coming to a close, I asked a group of diverse friends and up-and-coming researchers in shared decision making (SDM) to write to their current selves a letter

Arunesh Mathur

aruneshmathur

In a new paper, @jonathanmayer, Mihir Kshirsagar, and I investigate a question that has been challenging researchers and policymakers: what makes a dark pattern, well, "dark"? https://arxiv.org/pdf/2101.04843.pdf [thread] There

Jorge A. Caballero, MD

DataDrivenMD

/ Short thread on the link between Russia’s ongoing disinformation campaign, COVID-19, and anti-vaxxershttps://twitter.com/latimes/status/1355664093215137796 In a study published in April 2020, researchers used machine learning to analyze

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