RT @ali_moh82: Are you coming to DRUID 2023? Then join us for our PDW on innovation disclosure! We will have exciting talks on patents, sec…

RT @GChondrakis: @CindyLopesBento discussing @aldonakap’s paper and explains how cool the data they use are

@YotamSofer @PHuenermund Under production. Should be available soon.

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@PHuenermund Oh no! Get well soon 💪!

RT @kingofthebongo: Happy to see the special issue in @FrontResMetrics finalized! Already 20,000+ reads for the contributions on mechanisms…

@jan_kinne @SamueleMurtinu I had the same once. I was in the 3rd round of revisions and then the associate editor decided the paper didn’t fit…

@vale_tartari Hey Valentina! My paper is at DRUID without me as I could not travel. This session looks very interesting though and I am sorry that I miss it. Are presentations online?

RT @HannaHottenrott: Day 2 of #woepsr2020 just started! Looking forward to hear more about recent research by @aminondo, @lductor, Marco Ot…

RT @vale_tartari: Correlation, causation or pure chance? 😆😆

RT @c_drosten: #Schulschließung und #Kitaschließung: Kinder von kritischen Berufsgruppen in „#Notbetreuung“ nicht neu gruppieren. Hierdurch…

RT @FnrLux: JOB ALERT: In the context of the #ResearchLuxembourg initiative, the FNR seeks to recruit a Marketing & Communications Coordina…

RT @EU_Commission: Data is an essential resource that can create wealth for our societies and our businesses. Next week we will unveil the…

RT @ScienceEurope: Today's #WomenInScienceDay! Wanna learn how #researchorganisations can avoid bias in #peerreview processes, monitor #gen…

RT @FnrLux: Artificial Intelligence: What about jobs? Can we trust AI to do what it is meant to, & without bias? What will society look lik…

RT @HannaHottenrott: New ifo DICE Report with great contributions on innovation policy incl. one by @CindyLopesBento and myself on R vs. D…

RT @andre_spicer: If you're a researcher, you have probably heard this statistic. It's intutively appealing, but it's wrong