#Journals

Michael Press

MichaelDPress

Haaretz reports on a new study on division of labor at Early Bronze Age Tell es-Safi/Gath: fingerprints indicate pottery-making was mostly a male occupation.https://www.haaretz.com/archaeology/.premium-making-bowls-in-biblical-gath-was-man-s-work-fin

Pauline Data Ward

PaulineData

1/ Your reminder that the major journal publishers have committed to make clear to authors of papers on Covid-19 that "data or preprints shared ahead of submission will not pre-empt

Erik Voeten

ErikVoeten

Imagine how the IMF would manage a global financial crisis if it didn't have its own pot of money to disburse to countries in trouble. That's kind of how the

Colleen Ganley

colleenganley

I am currently doing a research study (funded by @IESResearch) about the relation between teachers' math anxiety and student math outcomes. Why? Because we actually don't really know if teachers'

Matthew A. Kraft

MatthewAKraft

#academictwitter It's time to update how we teach about effect sizes & the policy relevance of research findings. Here are some resources: 1) I'm hopeful my paper can serve as

Maarten van Smeden

MaartenvSmeden

Interesting paper: a guide to reading machine learning articles in @JAMA_current: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2754798ICYI, have a couple of thoughts to share about this paper1/n TL;DR: overall, I think this article is a

Dan Hirschman

asociologist

Very excited to share this new publication! @prabhbob, @ellenberrey, and I find that less selective colleges enroll *fewer* Black students in years they consider race in admissions, the opposite of

Scott “RRAR novel furin cleavage site” BurkΞ

scottburke777

Modern science is empirical, right? If a study is published, and peer-reviewed, you can count on it, right? Not so fast. let me introduce you to the replication crisis. Thread

Jeff Greene

JeffGreeneLearn

#DearJournalists: I have deep respect for your essential role in society. You’ve worked hard to develop expertise in areas you cover. Yet, sometimes journalists who aren’t experts in education or

Dr. Khalid PhD 🇧🇳☪️

TenMillionIQ

Thread on how atheism causes higher crime rates. Numerous scientific evidence has shown that atheists commit more crimes and have higher per-capita crime rates.A meta-analysis shows that atheism increases

Dallas Wood

dedubyadubya

This new paper plus recent twitter debate on Becker’s crime model made want to do a quick thread on how Becker stands up to the data. The way I see

JHSPH NCRC

JHSPH_NCRC

Do face shields provide protection on top of masks? Evidence from this study in India suggest face shields may protect health care workers who interact with #COVID19 contacts, providing more

Jacqueline

jacquelinetrig4

Femmes et littérature - petite recherche matinale pour le journal à distance des élèves. Des idées pour compléter, @mathieubil @MPignol1 @FCahen @JulienMarsay @helenepaumier @mmecarre6 @ChristineDupin1 @Georgele2etexte @jmlebaut @MarCandea @Laelia_Ve

Omri Grinberg

OmriAnthro

1/15 NEW(ish) articles+special issue: @liana_chua and I co-edited WITNESSING: TRUTHS, TECHNOLOGIES, TRANSFORMATIONS now out and #openaccess on The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology (props to @BerghahnAnthro ) See here:https://www.berghahnjo

Rhea Boyd MD, MPH

RheaBoydMD

A number of journalists have asked me, why now? What ignited this unique moment of civil unrest?My answer isn't that folks are simply sick of staying home. It's that the

Ola Michalec

Ola_Michalec

Thinking about @thesiswhisperer comparing academic writing to a painful upper middle-class dinner convo. Inger, this is so on point. Being neither posh, nor English native speaker, I decided to develop