This recent essay claims that the only thing better for your academic career than a publication, is a preprint:
https://t.co/LzSqdYNSMZ
@kenkhallenbeck#Preprints
Annual reminder! Pro tip for those applying to faculty positions: include a link to a preprint of your under review/in prep papers. Let us see the work! Not ready to post the paper publicly? See next tweet...
How to choose a preprint server? How to deal with community reviews? What the benefits of posting a preprint are for you? How to find, cite, follow relevant preprints? Join preprint author Sumeet Pal Singh, Europe PMC, and ASAPbio on June 21. Register now: https://t.co/1Kt1D7fzn5
Most of us won't be surprised to hear that Zoom Fatigue is a thing- this interesting study (cited in a National Geographic article) finds that women are more affected then men.
Kaushik Raha, VP Data Science, Health Content Ops at Elsevier one of the presenters at Apr 21 FNLM virtual workshop 'Artificial Intelligence to Accelerate Discovery' https://t.co/0mFST863dU @ElsevierConnect@anitawaard @Litslibrarian
Here's a great overview of the recent @ASAPbio_ project, I was glad to be part of the working group. Opinion: Preprints in the Public Eye https://t.co/Y9Cq82So4F
In 2020 1/3 of new #globalhealth leaders were women. If this rises to 1/2 we would have #genderparity by 2030. Change is possible- in a year of setbacks on #genderequality it is time for us to do better. https://t.co/vKybS1suko #flyingblind
Happy #InternationalWomensDay! The 2021 theme is #ChooseToChallenge because a challenged world is an alert world. Challenge yourself and read the latest early-stage research focused on #WomensRights and #equality, gender identity and gender representation: https://t.co/Got8kWY3Vj
#Twitterstorians: Join Dr. Margaret Crosby-Arnold, SSRN's History Research Network Director, to learn about the benefits of #preprints for historians - and find out more about the History Research Network here: https://t.co/iNjdNccuMo
A Dutch inventor has come up with what he hopes could be a potentially faster and easier method to screen for coronavirus infections: screaming 🗣️ https://t.co/74KLRTHcmA 1/4