#Variability

Michel Accad

michelaccad

The narrative on herd immunity is clearly changing. On May 1, it was: "Try to reach it without a vaccine and millions will die" /1https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/01/opinion/sunday/coronavirus-herd-immunity.html Today, it's a d

Adrian Stier

AdrianStier

Our new paper "Fishing, Environment, and the Erosion of a Population Portfolio" shows Haida Gwaii herring have declined in population growth and diversity, and points to potential benefits of fine-scale

Alex Sutton

alexx_sutton

Pre-run fueling is critical for sustained performance. And stable & sustainable fuel sources are key.Currently testing how certain variables impact my glucose levels with @supersapiensinc Here are the CGM results

Samuel Hayes

Icy_Samuel

#Arctic #seaice extent has seen a minor boom, gaining 966,000 km² between Jan 5ᵗʰ and 17ᵗʰ, taking it from lowest on record to 12ᵗʰ lowest.Does this mean a stronger pack,

Mark Changizi

MarkChangizi

A thread of some of the misconceptions that fed the COVID hysteria. 1/ Little reporting of the sense of scale, that flu and seasonal influenza-like infections (i.e., colds) are massive

Dr. Nancy Williams

OG_Nancy

My ocean carbon people: Anyone else feeling overwhelmed by, among other things, the sheer number of air-sea CO2 flux-related studies this year? I'm loving it but OMG I can't keep

David Fisman

DFisman

Excellent to see new Canadian seroprevalence estimates from @CANBloodServ https://nationalpost.com/news/only-1-5-per-cent-of-canadians-report-covid-19-antibody-immunity-in-second-pandemic-wave-study I think there are some issues with how th

Tiaan Stals

tiaan_stals

Recently wrote an article for my blog arguing that Australia MUST use nuclear in combination with solar and wind energy, if we are serious about a low emissions grid. Here

Katherine Schaumberg 🏳️‍🌈

SchaumbergK

(1/10) Absolutely thrilled to share this article. It’s been a long time coming and is the product of some fantastic discussions and debates over the course of the past three

Michigan PICU Fellows

MottPICU

Good morning! Great #conference talking about cardiac involvement in severe malnutrition and anorexia nervosa #PedsICU First up: a little primerhttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/eat.22481#:~:text=Results,dysregulation%20in%20p

Adam Safron

adamsafron

0/Another great interview on Brain Inspired with @dileeplearning.https://twitter.com/pgmid/status/1344038876562685952 1/I haven't been terribly careful with distinguishing between predictive coding and predictive processing in the past,

David S. Anderson

DSAArchaeology

The Olmec were a culture that lived in along the southern Gulf Coast of Mexico more than 2,000 years ago.They are best known for a tradition of monumental sculptures including

Grum Slah the "Gabba" King 04, 05 & 2007

grum_slah

reading forbidden lit, some notes: drunk driving laws not seriously enforced until the 1970s, 2 decades after the invention of the breathalyzer, when "per se" laws were enacted to make

Brian Cleary

clearyb1

How does the Pfizer #COVID19 vaccine get to hospital vaccination centres? What are the implications for the #VaccineStrategy & how can we give it as fast as we get it,

Jimbob Blinkhorn

palaeolicious

Our new paper on Shukbah in @SciRep describes the tooth of a ~9yr old Neanderthal, associated with Nubian Levallois technology which (tl;dr) marks the southernmost known Neanderthal fossil and indicates

Adrienne Oneil

DrAdrienneOneil

It’s ticked over a year since Ive returned to Deakin @IMPACT to set up Heart & Mind Research and Ive been reflecting on what we’ve achieved and where we’re going.

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