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Johns Hopkins COVID Experts

2 years ago

Science Discussion Series: We’re epidemiologists, medical doctors, virologists, disease modelers, lab scientists, geneticists, and other public health experts from Johns Hopkins University. We’re here to talk about all things SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19. Ask us anything!

COVID-19 Discussion

17.0k upvotes1.6k comments118 awards

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Social Media Science Discussion

2 years ago

Science Discussion Series: Social media has never been a larger part of the sociopolitical landscape than in the last few years. We are researchers who study the impacts of social media on our beliefs and behaviors. Ask Us Anything!

Social Media Discussion

6.0k upvotes381 comments28 awards

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COVID-19 Research Discussion

2 years ago

Science Discussion Series: Preprints, rushed peer review, duplicated efforts, and conflicts of interest led to confusion and misinformation regarding COVID-19. We're experts who analyzed COVID-19 research - let's discuss!

COVID-19 Research Discussion

11.6k upvotes638 comments46 awards

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PhD | Molecular and Cellular Biology

2 years ago

[Cross-post] Peer Review Week AMA: Industry experts from the official Peer Review Week 2020 Panel to discuss anything about 'Trust in Peer Review'. Join our experts - ask us anything? All welcome. 24th September 2020

Discussion

63 upvotes1 comment0 awards

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PhD | Molecular and Cellular Biology

2 years ago

AskHistorians 2020 Conference Panel: "Pick Your Poison: Climate, Disease, and Human Disaster from the Middle Ages to Today" Panel Presentation and AMA with the Participants

Discussion

62 upvotes2 comments0 awards

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Health Disparities Discussion

2 years ago

Science Discussion Series: Poverty, social isolation, education, income, and stress are among the factors that biologically impact people's health. We are experts and researchers who study health disparities and social epidemiology. Let’s discuss!

Health Disparities Discussion

9.1k upvotes241 comments35 awards

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Race in Technology and Data Discussion

3 years ago

Racism leads to science that is biased, exclusionary, and even harmful. We’re experts on the ways racism and lack of diversity harms STEM and perpetuates inequalities - let’s discuss!

Race in Applied Science Discussion

29.7k upvotes4.0k comments52 awards

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Social and Economic Impacts of Race Discussion

3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: How do redlining, poorer performing schools, lack of access to resources and the physical environment contribute to inequity? We’re experts on the economic and social impacts of race - let’s discuss!

Economic Inequity Discussion

16.5k upvotes1.2k comments33 awards

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Racial Disparities in Medicine Discussion

3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: Racial disparities in medicine & research hurt Black patients and physicians creating distressing consequences for public health. We are researchers studying these issues - let's discuss!

Health Inequity Discussion

9.7k upvotes515 comments11 awards

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BIPOC in STEM Discussion

3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: We are experts and researchers who study the challenges that face Black, Indigenous, and people of color in STEM. Let’s discuss!

Diversity in Stem Discussion

5.5k upvotes557 comments8 awards

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Mental Health Discussion Guests

3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: We are mental health professionals and researchers with expertise in Black mental health, racial identity, and race-based trauma. Let’s discuss!

Black Mental Health Discussion

1.4k upvotes185 comments1 award

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Police Discussion Guests

3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: We are researchers who study the effects of policing and police brutality on Black people in America. Let’s discuss!

Police Discussion

7.6k upvotes892 comments5 awards

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Imperial College Neutrinos Guests

3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: We are a team of researchers using neutrinos to help us understand the universe! Let’s discuss!

Neutrinos Discussion

5.8k upvotes408 comments1 award

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Posted by3 years ago

r/science affirms that Black lives matter. Here’s the science behind why we do, and why we are announcing an upcoming a series of discussion panels with scientists and other experts on race and science

Discussion

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847 upvotes2 comments0 awards

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PhD | Virology

3 years ago

CoVID-19 did not come from the Wuhan Institute of Virology: A discussion about theories of origin with your friendly neighborhood virologist.

Science Discussion

11.1k upvotes1.3k comments57 awards

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PhD | Virology

3 years ago

Why do viruses often come from bats? A discussion with your friendly neighborhood virologist

Science Discussion

29.1k upvotes883 comments76 awards

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DNA Day Discussion

3 years ago

Reddit Discussion Series: We’re geneticists studying animal models to help us solve biological problems related to human disease. Let’s discuss!

Animal Model Discussion

5.4k upvotes307 comments0 awards

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PhD | Virology

3 years ago

Immunity Certificates: an introduction and Q&A from your friendly neighborhood virologist

Science Discussion

263 upvotes36 comments3 awards

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Cannabis Researchers

3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: We are cannabis experts here to chat with you about the current state of cannabis research. Let's discuss!

Cannabis Discussion

15.0k upvotes1.9k comments6 awards

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COVID-19 Discussion

3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: We’re scientists from UCSF and Roche studying how the novel coronavirus attacks healthy cells and what drugs could stop COVID-19 in its tracks. Let’s discuss!

COVID-19 Discussion

9.2k upvotes637 comments6 awards

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Professor | Human Genetics | Computational Trait Analysis

3 years ago

/r/Science is NOT doing April Fool's Jokes, instead the moderation team will be answering your questions about our work in science, Ask Us Anything!

Subreddit Discussion

14.1k upvotes767 comments6 awards

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COVID-19 Discussion

3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: We’re science journalists Helen Branswell, Carl Zimmer and Laura Helmuth. We’re here to talk with you about how journalists cover COVID-19. Let's discuss!

COVID-19 Discussion

5.3k upvotes446 comments2 awards

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Posted by3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: The novel coronavirus outbreak is in the news so let’s talk about it! We’re experts in infectious disease and public health, let’s discuss!

COVID-19 Discussion

15.5k upvotes1.4k comments5 awards

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Posted by3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: We are a panel of scientists working on the biology of music and language, here to chat with you about how our brains accomplish the amazing feat of communicating through speech and music! Let’s discuss.

Speech, Music, Mind Discussion

9.0k upvotes442 comments4 awards

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Posted by3 years ago

Science Discussion Series: What should and shouldn't be done with your personal genetic data? Who should benefit? We are researchers and advocates who are working on new models for DNA research. Let's discuss!

DNA Research Discussion

6.9k upvotes415 comments0 awards

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Science Discussion Series: We’re epidemiologists, medical doctors, virologists, disease modelers, lab scientists, geneticists, and other public health experts from Johns Hopkins University. We’re here to talk about all things SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19. Ask us anything!

Science Discussion Series: Social media has never been a larger part of the sociopolitical landscape than in the last few years. We are researchers who study the impacts of social media on our beliefs and behaviors. Ask Us Anything!

Science Discussion Series: Preprints, rushed peer review, duplicated efforts, and conflicts of interest led to confusion and misinformation regarding COVID-19. We're experts who analyzed COVID-19 research - let's discuss!

[Cross-post] Peer Review Week AMA: Industry experts from the official Peer Review Week 2020 Panel to discuss anything about 'Trust in Peer Review'. Join our experts - ask us anything? All welcome. 24th September 2020

AskHistorians 2020 Conference Panel: "Pick Your Poison: Climate, Disease, and Human Disaster from the Middle Ages to Today" Panel Presentation and AMA with the Participants

Science Discussion Series: Poverty, social isolation, education, income, and stress are among the factors that biologically impact people's health. We are experts and researchers who study health disparities and social epidemiology. Let’s discuss!

Racism leads to science that is biased, exclusionary, and even harmful. We’re experts on the ways racism and lack of diversity harms STEM and perpetuates inequalities - let’s discuss!

Science Discussion Series: How do redlining, poorer performing schools, lack of access to resources and the physical environment contribute to inequity? We’re experts on the economic and social impacts of race - let’s discuss!

Science Discussion Series: Racial disparities in medicine & research hurt Black patients and physicians creating distressing consequences for public health. We are researchers studying these issues - let's discuss!

Science Discussion Series: We are experts and researchers who study the challenges that face Black, Indigenous, and people of color in STEM. Let’s discuss!

Science Discussion Series: We are mental health professionals and researchers with expertise in Black mental health, racial identity, and race-based trauma. Let’s discuss!

Science Discussion Series: We are researchers who study the effects of policing and police brutality on Black people in America. Let’s discuss!

Science Discussion Series: We are a team of researchers using neutrinos to help us understand the universe! Let’s discuss!

r/science affirms that Black lives matter. Here’s the science behind why we do, and why we are announcing an upcoming a series of discussion panels with scientists and other experts on race and science

CoVID-19 did not come from the Wuhan Institute of Virology: A discussion about theories of origin with your friendly neighborhood virologist.

Why do viruses often come from bats? A discussion with your friendly neighborhood virologist

Reddit Discussion Series: We’re geneticists studying animal models to help us solve biological problems related to human disease. Let’s discuss!

Immunity Certificates: an introduction and Q&A from your friendly neighborhood virologist

Science Discussion Series: We are cannabis experts here to chat with you about the current state of cannabis research. Let's discuss!

Science Discussion Series: We’re scientists from UCSF and Roche studying how the novel coronavirus attacks healthy cells and what drugs could stop COVID-19 in its tracks. Let’s discuss!

/r/Science is NOT doing April Fool's Jokes, instead the moderation team will be answering your questions about our work in science, Ask Us Anything!

Science Discussion Series: We’re science journalists Helen Branswell, Carl Zimmer and Laura Helmuth. We’re here to talk with you about how journalists cover COVID-19. Let's discuss!

Science Discussion Series: The novel coronavirus outbreak is in the news so let’s talk about it! We’re experts in infectious disease and public health, let’s discuss!

Science Discussion Series: We are a panel of scientists working on the biology of music and language, here to chat with you about how our brains accomplish the amazing feat of communicating through speech and music! Let’s discuss.

Science Discussion Series: What should and shouldn't be done with your personal genetic data? Who should benefit? We are researchers and advocates who are working on new models for DNA research. Let's discuss!

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