#Socioeconomic

Dr. Maya J. Goldenberg

goldenbergmaya1

I'm hearing lots of surprise re: care workers' COVID vax hesitancy. They are healthcare professionals, so they should be scientifically informed, right? It’s time to connect vax hesitancy w broader

Dashun Wang

dashunwang

Our latest peer-reviewed research, published today in @ScienceMagazine We examined the coevolution of policy and science during the pandemic, finding that recent, high-quality science is being heard, but rather unevenly.

Lenny Rachitsky

lennysan

The most sophisticated growth team no one talks about: @WishShopping1. The #1 shopping app in 40+ countries2. Rumored to often be the #1 spender on FB and Google3. 2 million

Sizwe sikaMusi

SizweLo

At the Truth & Reconciliation Commission in 1997, Professor Sampie Terreblanche made a submission that South Africa should impose a wealth tax. This was accepted by the TRC but rejected

Kevin Collins

kwcollins

I'm kind of surprised I haven't seen an article in @FiveThirtyEight or somewhere similar using the Total Survey Error framework as a tool for categorizing potential sources of survey error

Donal Palcic

DonalPalcic

A TLDR thread on issue of broadband connectivity for higher education (HE) students in coming semester! While recent announcement by @SimonHarrisTD on purchase of 17k laptops for HE students is

Sudeep Sharma

sudeepLA

I have watched the Indian show and to fulfill contractual obligations and to centralize my messaging to many people here are my thoughts: First off I’m just blown away by

Robert Breedlove

Breedlove22

1/17. In my latest writing "#Bitcoin and Hope," I explore how Bitcoin is restoring hope for the world by empowering the value systems of entrepreneurs who “lead us from

brianvan, on good behavior

brianvan

Decided to do a little diving into local NYC COVID data, courtesy of @THECITYNY https://projects.thecity.nyc/2020_03_covid-19-tracker/tl;dr - I think NYC is a case study of how you can only slow the

Nicole Sbitani 🇺🇲✍️📚

nsbitani

There's been a lot of hate on TJAAG lately, and specifically on how it's a group of out-of-touch white folks hating on hard-working Asian-Americans. So please allow me (one of

Samantha Chill Dawg

Samantha_J9

THREAD Covid and obesity. A 2012 BMJ Open study found that “Almost 60% of calories consumed in the period 2007–2012 came from ultra-processed foods. Consumption of ultra-processed foods was higher

Stephanie Owen

steph_r_owen

Hi #EconTwitter, time for a job market thread! I’m a PhD candidate in economics & public policy at @UMichEcon & @fordschool. I’m interested in understanding educational inequality along various dimensions,

Giada Negri

GiadaNegri

After many months of coordinating, editing, researching and writing finally @ForCivicEU Activizenship #5 - #CivicSpaceWatch report 2020 - Stories from the lockdown is out!Check it out https://bit.ly/39TC9xs Summary: https://bit.ly/3lU

Brent W. Roberts

BrentWRoberts

1/ Thread alertI have so many different thoughts about @farid_avari's thoughtful thread on the meaninglessness of our standardized effect sizes. I'll try to thread them in response. @pdakean @siminevazire @syeducation

Katarina Braun

KATarinambraun

So excited it's finally in print! We worked hard to characterize patterns of #SARSCoV2 transmission in Wisconsin this past spring. Check out what we found here@GageKMoreno @KasenRiemersma @tcflab @dho 1/https://twitter.com/nresearchnews

Dean Burnett

garwboy

A big fat shame: the problems with criticising someone’s weighthttps://www.theguardian.com/science/brain-flapping/2016/mar/11/big-fat-shame-obesity-media-biology-shamingFigured I'd share this old article of mine, given the govt's

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