It’s hard to know if animals actually fall in love, but many of them are monogamous, including almost 90 percent of bird species, says @Cornellpsych professor Nora Prior @NhPrior on @TheWorld.
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@eostrinidad Yes, indeed… avoidance expressed as dissatisfaction with current priorities? Eventually that pattern usually leads to writing when I should be sleeping for me
As I hear more and more people questioning why mask and just how effective cloth masks are, I wanted to share this graphic, again. Masking works… even cloth masks when not just worn by oneself.
Juste pour tenter encore une fois ☺️ de vous convaincre que + on maximise les mesures barrières, notamment en mettant tous un masque alternatif en tissu dans les lieux fréquentés, + on diminue le risque de transmission du #Covid19. En s’y mettant tous, chacun y gagne💪!
@11thThesis In a feminist anthropology class in undergrad we did a auto ethnography project that asked us to not look at out reflection for 24 hours. I don’t think it taught me auto ethnography, but I do feel like it helped me think about reflexivity and connect my observations to readings
My family is made up of diverse neurodivergent and disabled identities, myself included. And we are stronger because of this. Each day I am reminded of the impact and responsibility #basicscience & #research has in shaping how we view diversity.
Hello everyone! I am thrilled to be here for this week’s #ABStakeover!
My name is @NhPrior and I am a senior research associate @CornellPsychDpt. I study how social interactions impact an individual’s brain and behavior. Here is a brief introduction about me (1/4)
“Greek law enforcement authorities are not just flouting the law at the borders in their violent treatment of migrants and asylum seekers, they are also abusing the law to prosecute Greek and other European citizens for trying to save lives." @hrw https://t.co/aeWzQ6Xj0T
@FeministMidwife I subscribe to Modern Daily Knitting - highly recommend - and only really go to ravelry to check out specific designers or friends challenge pics :)
If you are a non-autistic researcher who leverages autism in your research justification… it is time to take a moment and reflect on how you are participating as a scholar, activist and community member. It is never too late to do better!
Just published! #PhD students and #researchers, have a look at our handy table where we higlight some #socialsciences research questions that need investigating regarding immunity-based documentation and policies!
Imperfect diagnosis: truncated legacies of Zika testing - new article by Koichi Kameda, Ann Kelly, Javier Lezaun and Ilana Löwy in @Soc_Stud_Sci on the limitations of 'emergency R&D' during international public health crises https://t.co/ycGWWPXRfH
I did not post for shot 1 or 2, this is number 3. For those who cannot be vaccinated and everyone for whom the vaccine is less effective, please keep masking.
#pfizer#comirnaty 💉✅ #invisibleillness#immunocompromised
Join us in-person or via zoom and submit participant interest forms via the google forms link (https://t.co/3JEEnGb4z4) by Sept 17th to be considered for Fall 2021
#hybridworkshop#callforparticipation
Please RT: The Medicine and Its Objects Workshop at @UChicago is now welcoming submissions for the academic year 2021-22
#transdisciplinary#anthrotwitter
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We invite grad students and post-docs from across the university with interests that coalesce around the social studies of medicine and allied health sciences to submit works in progress.
@UChicagoSSD @UChicagoHum @UChicagoSoc@CompHumDev@UChicagoMAPSS@UChicagoCrown
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