@LovinsTori Aw I just saw these! Thank you so much. I really appreciate your support over all these years, be it in science or in policy or in activism. I've really grown from your influence and perspective! <3
We're excited to share this op-ed written by PSPDG members @Ekreagan and @HsainZakaria! It recommends a measured approach to disincentivize gas use for cooking and heating - please disregard the provocative headline the Inquirer added!
https://t.co/1rz138UzO1 Summary in thread🧵
The lack of oversight from Philly/PA government on algorithms that already affect our lives is not okay. @Mr_4thDistrict any plans to introduce a task force or legislation on this issue? Asking as a constituent 👀
Pennsylvania officials need to track the use of algorithms, which already make important decisions about schools, funding, and criminal justice | Opinion from PSPDG Co-President @WalkerGosrich https://t.co/7j1QFZQHVS via @billy_penn
Check out our fourth cohort of #SciPolScholars! Over the next six weeks these 10 #SciPol#ChangeMakers will build their science policy, communication and advocacy skills to advance their careers and advocate for change!
Read more - https://t.co/m1Fm9fx4q5
In the din of everything else happening today, take a sec to pay attention to this huge, 600-journalist collaborative effort to unveil the tax evasion of over 100 billionaires from around the world. These are the loopholes we have to fix in order to #TaxTheRich. #PandoraPapers
As the final vote for the infrastructure package approaches, @rephoulahan, I urge you to #FundScience to support investments in research, technology, and science-based energy and climate solutions.
Excited for the first day of programing at @HCV2021, and humbled to have received a Young Investigator Grant for my abstract on mRNA-LNP vaccines for #HepC! #HCV2021
Exciting and forward-thinking coverage of the potential of mRNA to transform medicine from @stephenburanyi and @WiredUK, featuring the work of my lab @WeissmanLab and colleagues! https://t.co/kJUG3yPkAU?
Many international scholars got doctoral degrees in the US and are interested in #scipol. Unfortunately, we cant access these opportunities cause of citizenship, even if we have working permits. As scipol becomes + inclusive, intl scholars access to these fellowships are a must
.@mitchellreports introduces us to Dr. Kati Kariko, a biochemist whose ideas were ignored and ridiculed for years before they paved the way for Pfizer’s and Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccines.