#Researchers

Jon Severs

jon_severs

I have been thinking a lot recently about the fact certain names always pop up when people cite research in education and - as lovely as these people are -

Christian Goebel

Chri5tianGoebel

Current developments have implications on China-related research that go far beyond the self-censorship debate that had people at their throats a couple of months ago. Then, the stakes were losing

Tara Ann Thieke

TaraAnnThieke

"An initial three studies established the [Tendency for Interpersonal Victimhood] as a consistent and stable trait that involves four dimensions: moral elitism, a lack of empathy, the need for recognition,

Dr. Adele Hite

ahhite

Here it is. The "Why Nutritional Epidemiology of Chronic Disease (henceforth, NECD) Sucks" thread. Let me be very clear: my animadversion has to do specifically with epidemiological studies that purport

Ariel Ortiz-Bobea

ArielOrtizBobea

I think there’s 2 things researchers should not be doing on Twitter: 1- readers posting detailed reviews of a working paper/preprint, and 2- authors hyping a working paper/preprint to the

Brian Cahill

b_p_cahill

At "Impact of the COVID-19 crisis on women in science" Event, @EMBL Director General Edith Heard lists three groups of researchers most affected by #COVID19 Pandemic:1. Young International Researchers2. Those

Dr Sophina Choudry

DrSophina_Ch

1/n Let me tell you how I internalised my own exam failure: with 5 GCSEs at grade E, a grade A,B&C in German, English & Urdu, & an Access certificate

Mateusz Fafinski

Calthalas

Academic Job Discourseᵀᴹ is back (it’s never gone).Tl;dr: There are no jobs.Headline: Commodification of academia has decoupled the value of research from the chance of employability.Long read: Research and teaching

GWU Humanitarian Action Initiative

HAI_GW

What we're listening to rn Presentation of #BukavuSeries project & the ethics of research in the 'Global South.' Dr. Mudinga project started w/aim for more reflexivity on our positionality &

Cara Jackson

cara__jackson

“The best research is complex, and this puts the researcher at a competitive disadvantage, since policymakers and teacher educators prefer results that are definitive and easy to understand.” I agree

Julie Rehmeyer

julierehmeyer

One of the biggest challenges #mecfs has faced is that there isn't a tidy story to organize one's thoughts around. "Fatigue" has been offered up as the story, but it's

Tim Royers

MW_Royers

I want to talk about the importance of local journalism and how it connects to today's announcement that Millard will be providing on site rapid covid testing in our schools

Beth Thompson

Beth_Thompson

Here’s our view from @wellcometrust following the UK Govt announcement that @DFID_UK will be merged with @foreignoffice. 1/7 Aligning foreign policy and development goals mustn't mean losing sight of the

Dr Matthew Ford

warmatters

Isn't it about time that Anglosphere historians stopped re-telling the history of the Second World War from the anglophone perspective?We need to get into the German archives and start telling

Elders and Ancestors

EldersAncestors

Did you know that Nazi researchers were sent to America to study Jim Crow laws & America’s racial caste system; and they were shocked by the “one drop rule” calling

Ian James

ByIanJames

NEW:Without action on climate change, researchers predict heat could become a major global killer. A study finds that without cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, heat-related deaths could increase to match

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