#Scale

Dr Robin George Andrews 🌋

SquigglyVolcano

Good morning America! You all seem thrilled about Biden’s moon rock. It’s symbolism, of the scientific and exploratory achievements that have been made – and will ideally soon be surpassed

Chris

Defcon1CONF

EnsureWell that seems a strange title for a thread. Well not really. So many of you have doubts as to what is really going on. To you, it might seem

Dan Larremore

DanLarremore

Preprint: COVID-19 screening and surveillance are critical, but molecular tests haven't come close to meeting needs, and temperature checks fail. We modeled the epidemiological impacts of using loss of smell

Emilia C Skirmuntt 🦇🧬🦠

ESkirmuntt

(Thread about COVID vaccines) More and more countries are rolling out their vaccination programmes. It is an amazing triumph of science that we have been able to efficiently introduce vaccines

Helen Yan

helenyaan

My first first-authored paper is OUT TODAY in @ScienceAdvances titled ‘Overfishing and habitat loss drives range contraction of iconic marine fishes to near extinction’ https://bit.ly/GreatSawfishSearch 1/n Sawfishes are among the

david oliver

mancunianmedic

A short thread about hospital bed pressuresThis may surprise some people outside the healthcare bubble but for a population of c 60 million, England (pre-pandemic) only had just over 100,000

Genevieve Roch-Decter, CFA

GRDecter

The PayPal Mafia is at it again raising $1.2B for a "heavily oversubscribed" IPO of #AFFIRM at $15B valuation. Time for a thread 1) Consumer Credit. The backbone of

#ReconnectTigray

martuuuhhh

At midnight, it'll be my 28th birthday (+ with MLK day)! I won't be accepting gifts, but the very best way to wish me a happy birthday is to take

Augie Ray

augieray

The thing I really don't get about Trump supporters being willing to mount an insurrection and go to jail for him is that he's been an abject failure. I get

Connecting the Dots⚡🚗🌎🚀🔴 to Disruption✨🏄‍♀️🌟

ConnectingODots

UAW preparations towards the EV disruptionInteresting interview. They realize LOTS of jobs will be lost, and are taking steps.A few gems here1/https://youtu.be/5RYTkGBPYq4 2/Previously UAW tried to stall EV penetration (see

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: December 10, 1789. Moses Brown, a Rhode Island businessman, hired Samuel Slater to build an English-style factory in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. This began the Industrial

Tracie 🇺🇸♥️👊🏻

Tracie0313

The US is at war, make no mistake. The war has been going on for quite some time using sneaky methods to change way people think. Some suspected but people

Graham Atkins

GrahamTAtkins

New local govt £: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/comprehensive-new-funding-package-for-councils-to-help-address-coronavirus-pressures-and-cover-lost-income-during-the-pandemic- £500m unringfenced grant- Govt will replace 75% of lost i

Ranveer Allahbadia

BeerBicepsGuy

How I built a 7 Million+ strong COMMUNITY on social media, in 5 years.(A thread) Video content is the past, present & future.Golden rule of social media : People gravitate

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

So, the Romney plan is interesting.Yes, it pays for itself by cutting some other benefits for kids.But the Niskanen Center's analysis suggests *even with* those cuts, it reduces child poverty

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: December 25, 1831. The Baptist Rebellion began in Jamaica. This slave rebellion of up to 60,000 people, put down over the next couple of weeks,

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