@jpbarilguerard Est-ce que le texte pour votre nouvelle pièce "Vous êtes animal" est/sera disponible. J'habite NYC et travaille sur Darwin, autant comme scientifique qu'humaniste, et je crains ne pouvoir me déplacer à MTL pour voir votre nouvelle pièce qui semble fascinante!
Join a dynamic group of engaged faculty in the Biology Program @BardCollege. We are hiring for two tenure-track positions with a focus on neurobiology, physiology, immunology, or developmental biology on:https://t.co/UdDAtfcjEA
@PaulJournet@Toutunmatin Je suis professeur d’université à NY et je peux vous assurer qu’on peut parler de tous les sujets. Il faut seulement savoir comment. Les profs qui hésitent à approcher certains sujets devraient réviser leur approche pédagogique.
As many pointed out I’m sure, the issue here is not that French Canadiens are not racist, but that French Canadiens are not more racist than other Canadians. Systemic racism is ubiquitous from coast to coast.
Pourquoi @iciradiocanada donne toujours autant de temps d’antenne aux activistes qui s’opposent à la consommation de viande animal? Ces privilégiés présentent leur opinion comme seule réponse à tous les problèmes de l’univers autant étique que moral ou environnemental. Vraiment?
OK some thoughts on the fraught situation with schools and the pandemic. There’s been quite a few good opeds on this recently. I hope to add something useful below 1/goodnessknows
I'm really excited by this piece of work adding to the argument for low cost, low sensitivity, high specificity tests👇🏽. Many thanks to @baym for writing such a clear explanatory thread while I've been distracted elsewhere
Very excited to share our new preprint "#SARSCoV2 viral load dynamics, duration of viral shedding and infectiousness: a living systematic review and meta-analysis" #IDTwitter
A huge team effort screening and synthesising the accumulating evidence. 1/6
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2020.01.04 - New year resolution: exploring food cultures I am not familiar with. Here, we followed the beautiful recipes for braised rabbit with mint and apples and sage bison to make the delicious indigenous tacos… https://t.co/Ix708zfRMj
2019.3.23 - Blithewood tasting menu by chefrei_peraza . Working in the kitchen is always a pleasure. To see our koji garum, mushroom miso, and lacto-fermented produces… https://t.co/GN1Lhvhc3w
2019.3.04 - Making kimchi with our local expert Chungin Goodstein. #foodmicrobiology@bardcollege thanks for thé support of bardcce . @ Bard College https://t.co/J8LsE9Hpw3
2018.2.19 - And it’s a start! After looking at Food Safety for the first three weeks of the semester, it’s time to learn about fermentation. First, we baked a fast-riding sourdoug with our… https://t.co/jcKJFkQC97