
#Scicomm #Scipol #Bioengineer Science Writer | Bioengineering PhD Writing, Editing, Research Portfolio: https://xitter.cf/t.co/jYAJ6rJoXL
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Matthew Davidson retweeted
Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman win this year’s Nobel Prize in Medicine for their mRNA vaccine discoveries that made the COVID vaccines possible trib.al/I21hP2W
I'm so glad I don't have to deal with this anymore. Anyhoo, do any of you need help writing or editing your papers?
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YES!
I have no idea why this program was ended in the first place.
The Biden administration announced Wednesday that it is reviving a program to mail free rapid coronavirus tests to Americans. Starting Sept. 25, people can request four free tests per household through covidtests.gov. wapo.st/48oxmzT
Matthew Davidson retweeted
A simple summary of an insane situation. Danaher is withholding their amazing technology from the people who most need it. Enough. It's #Timefor5 #PeopleOverProfit
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Parents should spend more time thinking about their kids' screen QUALITY and less worrying time about their screen TIME.
My latest article with @OsloMet Professor Halla Björk Holmarsdottir.
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Matthew Davidson retweeted
HAPPY NATIONAL MOON DAY!! On this day in 1969, mankind made a “giant leap”, landing on the Moon for the first time 🚀🌕
"We tried different things till it gave us the answer we wanted... 100% success!" Is very on brand for AI papers.
Usually my editor @jlugowe is correct, but I still prefer my original title:
"There's a party in your gut, but you're not invited".
Anyway, you can still learn all about the sex lives of bacteria in my interview with @OAmbur for @OsloMet here:
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"It’s quite heart-breaking to see that one of the largest challenges today is digital violence against female journalists and women who participate in public discussion"
My latest article for @OsloMet with professor Kristin Skare Orgeret.
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Science just isn't what it used to be...
The prolific polymath Thomas Young made substantial contributions as a physicist, physician, physiologist, philologist, Egyptologist, and writer, argues biographer Andrew Robinson.
📕 Read more from @SciMagBooks: scim.ag/30L
Why is it that the only thing people seem to want to do with AI is automate the fun parts of life while feeding us more ads and spreadsheets?












