#Scientist

Oleg Urminsky

OlegUrminsky

I have reservations about this opinion I'm seeing expressed quite a bit:"academics on campus specializing in social sciences should have been more involved to better factor in human behavior." Thread...https://www.bloomberg.co

Virpi Flyg

VirpiFlyg

Sweden trying to stop other countries from taking measures against COVID-19. Thread. Finland. Sweden 'tried to stop Finland from closing the schools', wanted Finnish society to work as normally as

Eternal Echo

virtue_essence

Wisdom is knowledge coupled with experience. As ensouled bodies and embodied souls, it is a reductive thing to theorize about human nature. It would be like the scientist in Frank

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Everyone needs to read this 40-year saga of Dr Katalin Karikó, inventor of the mRNA therapy behind Pfizer/BioNTech & Moderna #COVID19 vaccines. Rejected many times, nevertheless she persisted. She will

Dr. Jacquelyn Gill

JacquelynGill

New archaeological evidence from Mexico provides the earliest dated evidence for human presence in the Americas—at 33,000 years ago!https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-53486868 *As an important note, this is archaeology, which is

Ali Khaledi Nasab, Ph.D.

Neuro1989

As of now, no country can get more than 7% of all #green_cards each year. #India is a large country, so the share of 7% is not enough, and always

Dr. Emily Rickman

AstroRickman

As I am currently sending off my PhD manuscript for printing (and with no corrections necessary, yay!), I thought I would share the quotes that I have included throughout my

Maarten van Smeden

MaartenvSmeden

How to become a SUCCESSFUL academic: a guide 1/n How do I know how to become a successful academic? I don't, but I have received plenty of advice. As a

Health Nerd

GidMK

People: we're miscounting COVID-19 deaths! We're counting anyone WITH the disease, not people who die of itMe, a clever scientist: ...but that's how we count all deaths? Some people get

Edwin Thoen

edwin_thoen

1/12 This week marks my 7th anniversary as a data scientist. Looking back, the hardest thing to learn was working with real data. It was something I only slowly grasped,

Ed Clowes

EdClowes

Thread: Iranian media is reporting that Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the "mystery man" of Iran's nuclear weapons programme, was just assassinated outside of the capital Tehran.This is a big deal for a

Joseph Bahout باحوط

jobahout

“#Israeli PM #BenjaminNetanyahu once told the public to “remember that name” when talking about (#Iran’s) #Fakhrizadeh.”Was it actually stamped & signed?https://apnews.com/article/dubai-iran-united-arab-emirates-nuclear-weapon

Sietze Norder

SietzeNorder

Today I organized a session #NAEM2021 about popular science writing. Here are three of my favourite books about writing popular science, and one online course (a thread) @NERN_network Here are

Flo

flofromnibble

First paid influencer campaign kicks off today Paid around £100 for a set of stories, feed post & exclusive discount code for an account with 60k followers in the dog

Kwasi Kwakwa (@RealSci_Nano)

RealSci_Nano

Good morning everyone! I hope you enjoyed seeing a small snapshot of my #research. Today is my last day of tweeting for @RealSci_Nano and I would like to share my

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

So, we've all been focused on the now, the short-term effects of #SARSCoV2 and the acute health impact of #COVID19, but what are we starting to learn about the long-term

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