#Scientists

Jason Hreha

jhreha

A quick thread about personality. In particular, the Big 5 personality trait called "Agreeableness". Over the past 40ish years, the behavioral sciences have come to agree that personality can be

Dr Max Liboiron

MaxLiboiron

'Tis the season for staring labs! I'm getting many emails from new faculty (congrats!) who are about to start their research groups & are looking for advice on how to

Stuart McMillan

StuartMcMillan1

Yesterday, I presented at @MovementMiyagi’s #SMSC2020. I spoke about problems - identifying them, analyzing them, & trialing management strategies. This process is similar whether it is coaches working with athletes,

Chris Herbert

B2Bspecialist

Thread: 1/ We're doing a crowdsourcing experiment to see what countries are #flatteningthecurve. We're comparing total number of #coronavirus cases as reported by WHO and charting them here: http://bit.ly/2xMKaDy |

Natalie E. Dean, PhD

nataliexdean

Really appreciate this from @StevenSalzberg1. There are important debates about how we do (or do not do) things differently during emergencies, and I think it is good for the public

Sergei Millian 🇺🇸

SergeiMillian

Coronavirus may be killed within 48 hours: “Amid a barrage of research on finding treatment for new coronavirus, Australian scientists have found that a common anti-parasitic drug killed SARS-CoV-2 virus,

Dr Musa Mohd Nordin

drmusanordin

Excellent work by MIER!I however would dispute though on @DGHisham and MIER suggestion that our epi curve is flatteningYou need a logarithmic plot to visualize the suppression of the epi

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

One of the things scientists do when facing an outbreak of a new disease is build 'phylogenies'. These estimate how pathogen isolates are related by comparing their genomes, and using

Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ

sankrant

I went to an Ayurvedic doctor earlier this year. He helped restore my eyesight to 20-20 vision with eye exercises—these also help in onset of Glaucoma.But he said there are

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. I know it's no fun to write a piece along the lines of "Scientists find exactly what they expected", but when you try to spin it into a man-bites-dog

Justin Russell ✍️ #VoteBlue ✍️ #ActOut ✍️ #Resist

JustResisting

Yesterday I tweeted that I thought that the #Coronavirus better known as #COVID19 was man-made and may have specifically been intended to target individuals of African descent. I very much

Christi Belcourt

christibelcourt

Education in schools is not the only form of education. The land has been my teacher for 25 years. I will never graduate and will always be an apprentice to

CharlesScottGSM ❄️

CharlesScottGSM

1/11 Sunspots were discovered simultaneously with the invention of the telescope It was the 1st step to understanding how our sun’s MAGNETIC FIELDS affect Earth Sunspots are “measuring sticks.” They

Carole Cadwalladr

carolecadwalla

Two frontline healthcare workers - A&E doctor & nurse - have got in touch with me in last 24 hours alarmed at lack of protective equipment. They say staff exposed

Galaxy Map

galaxy_map

A team of computer scientists are using Gaia-derived data and a supercharged travelling salesman algorithm called Concorde to compute minimal star routes. (See: http://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/tsp/star/index.html). They've included my data

chey

littlebqqm

M13 2nd branch THREAD:This CNN article that was published on June 8th brought the significance of this entire dig into focus for me.By the end of this thread, you’ll understand