Kath Sherratt
@kathsherratt.bsky.social
Epidemiology (infectious disease modelling) at
@cmmid-lshtm.bsky.social
I get excited about collaborative science, science history, London, bread, tomatoes, and trees.
kathsherratt.github.io/kathsherratt
@cmmid-lshtm.bsky.social
I get excited about collaborative science, science history, London, bread, tomatoes, and trees.
kathsherratt.github.io/kathsherratt
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(who are maybe closer to the data etc.) to do those analyses.
So the work we should provide incentives for most academics is support for using their "thing" and plugging specialist gaps.
So the work we should provide incentives for most academics is support for using their "thing" and plugging specialist gaps.
September 24, 2025 at 12:04 PM
(who are maybe closer to the data etc.) to do those analyses.
So the work we should provide incentives for most academics is support for using their "thing" and plugging specialist gaps.
So the work we should provide incentives for most academics is support for using their "thing" and plugging specialist gaps.
In a similar vein, I really like this Nick Reich / @justinlessler.bsky.social paper exploring citation networks for incubation periods. journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...
Visualizing Clinical Evidence: Citation Networks for the Incubation Periods of Respiratory Viral Infections
Simply by repetition, medical facts can become enshrined as truth even when there is little empirical evidence supporting them. We present an intuitive and clear visual design for tracking the citatio...
journals.plos.org
May 22, 2025 at 6:52 PM
In a similar vein, I really like this Nick Reich / @justinlessler.bsky.social paper exploring citation networks for incubation periods. journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...