#Researchers

Justin Sandefur

JustinSandefur

ok, I deleted a thread. I'm not the civility police, but too many calls for sending people to the guillotines in the replies. For the record... deleting the tweet doesn't

Casey Fiesler, PhD, JD, geekD

cfiesler

For years there's been a debate in my research community (social computing/HCI) about whether there is an ethical problem with researchers from tech companies publishing based on data only they

ilham

DaiMirksha

The colonial power relation in knowledge production industry about #AFG is shaped by the practice of authorship as an exclusive business. The politics of authorship is aimed at treating data

Grayson (he)

GraysonGoal

If the Covid vaccines that get approved are live vaccines, you need to understand that a ton of people will still be vulnerable -People with many disabilities/chronic illnesses CANNOT get

Los Angeles Times

latimes

The first — and only — randomized controlled study of the use of face coverings to prevent the spread of COVID-19 is finished. The conclusion: masks are most effective if

Athanasia Mowinckel

DrMowinckels

Universities are not equipping their scientists with the tools or help they need to get science done.A thread based on a video conf with @sirileknes @Marie_Eikemo & @GuroLoseth The paperwork

Pascal Marco Caversaccio

pcaversaccio

1/ As governmental bodies rely on academics' expert advice to shape policy regarding #artificialintelligence, it is important that these academics not have conflicts of interests that may cloud or bias

Wulfgar the Bard

WulfgarTheBard

I am certain that 99.9% of researchers, using the term A-S, use it to refer to the people and material culture of early medieval England. I am confident they do

Harry Crane

HarryDCrane

Some confessions re: @NateSilver538 and @FiveThirtyEight 1. Headlines like this are a weasel move, but I don't necessarily mind it (in a vacuum).My major objection to 538/Silver is that if

April Hines

UFCJCLibrarian

As a way to wrap up #NewsLiteracyWeek I thought I would offer some of my favorite news literacy tips. Of course this is just scratching the surface, and news/media literacy

Sturgeon's Law

Sturgeons_Law

Revisiting this several years on. I still think Boyer and Atran are largely correct about how to understand religion. The divide between "elite" and "popular" religion, in particular seems more

Anna Sullivan

DrAnnaSullivan

I’m thinking about #IWD2021 and looking for research that can inform positive change for researchers. This site is fabulous Women in Research | Australiahttps://www.womeninresearch.org.au/ #IWD2021 ‘female researchers aim to build

Casey Fiesler, PhD, JD, geekD

cfiesler

Twitter has announced that they're providing more access for academic researchers. As someone who's been studying the ethical implications of Twitter research for half a decade I do indeed have

Cassie Kill

cassiekill

Today has seen the announcement of further school closures, and the new strain makes it likely that this will soon become yet more widespread. @UKRI_News PhD bursary policy is now

Classic Bird Respecter

BirdRespecter

Remember how people were dunking on Parler for being built on WordPress? Well, through a plug-in exploit, literally all the user data (including photos of verified state id cards) has

REDE4BlackLives

rede4blacklives

THREAD: Timely, urgent, & informative essay from @blacklikewho in the @globeandmail yesterday: "Data or politics? Why the answer still remains political". Please retweet & share #RaceBasedData 1/7https://www.theglobeandmai

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