a 🧵 on vaccine disinformation in HK: this morning my mum sent me a message claiming that a @nytimes “report” found that "the top 4 safest vaccines are Chinese" in a list of 10 vaccines which included the Pfizer, Moderna, and AstraZeneca vaccine. 1/
There is lots of high-quality data on COVID-19, but we haven’t always done a good job of explaining what it really means, or put the data in context of a fast moving dynamic epidemic, when days matter. So I am going to have a go.
Recently had a reviewer call us out for not citing our own work in our manuscript. They highlighted that men tend to overuse self-citation whereas women tend to underuse it.
Whomever you are, thank you Reviewer 2!
As a bright bright eyed batch of graduate students are set to start, here are the top 11 pieces of advice NO ONE gave me when i started grad school that I wished they did: 1. ASK LOTS OF QUESTIONS. No one will think any less of you, I've never regretted asking too many questions.
Today I moderated a panel discussion about gender equity in STEMM in which I just told everyone I'm fed up with all the women in STEM programs and they can pretty much all go in the bin because they focus on individual empowerment instead of system change.
So... there's that...
Pssst! Early career researchers!! It’s okay to prioritize location, family, community, mental health, etc. over the “best” positions you are offered. A thread: 1/6
What diverse ways do MG talk w neurons? Do MG exist as functional clusters & does this depend on brain region? How do we link MG heterogeneity to function? Very excited to share the first review from my lab w/ @SebastiaanDeSc2 & Ger Crowley!!! #microglia https://t.co/pkMR1mHKr2
It is discomforting that most people still underestimate true impact of #Covid19. Immediate effects are so shocking that we are all caught up in them.But longer-term implications may be more profound still. If we are not careful, they will shake the world order to its foundations