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Using Twitter during the #COVID19 pandemic?
With @cc_martell and @DanielRhysThom1, I wrote a perspective piece on social media for (field) epidemiologists #SoMe4epi
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@THLorg @rki_de @PublicHealthW @ECDC_EU #EPIET #WorldFieldEpidemiologyDay
With @cc_martell and @DanielRhysThom1, I wrote a perspective piece on social media for (field) epidemiologists #SoMe4epi
📜 tinyurl.com/2km3dz4s
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@THLorg @rki_de @PublicHealthW @ECDC_EU #EPIET #WorldFieldEpidemiologyDay
We reflect on social media/@Twitter for epidemiologists working on the #COVID19 response
We introduce the field of social media to those not currently using social media in their public health practice:
So please share outside of the Twitterverse as well!
#SoMe4epi #OpenAccess
We introduce the field of social media to those not currently using social media in their public health practice:
So please share outside of the Twitterverse as well!
#SoMe4epi #OpenAccess
Why this piece?
🌍 #COVID19 is the 1st pandemic in the social media age
🕵️♂️ Field epi now also includes an online field
👨💻 Social media can be a powerful tool for epidemiologists #SoMe4epi
🤝 Key usages of Twitter include #SciComm and professional development #EpiTwitter
🌍 #COVID19 is the 1st pandemic in the social media age
🕵️♂️ Field epi now also includes an online field
👨💻 Social media can be a powerful tool for epidemiologists #SoMe4epi
🤝 Key usages of Twitter include #SciComm and professional development #EpiTwitter
Just published the first chapter of my PhD on remote fossil site detection using satellite images & #unsupervisedlearning in @GorongosaPark with my supervisors @paleobob @carvalhoprimate
It is #openaccess at peerj.com/articles/11573/
@primobevolab @oxford_anthro @PeerJLife 1/n
It is #openaccess at peerj.com/articles/11573/
@primobevolab @oxford_anthro @PeerJLife 1/n
The paper starts by exploring the spatial and temporal gaps of the #primate & #hominid fossil record of Africa in the late #Miocene. @GorongosaPark in #Mozambique is shown to be a strategic location, with great potential to fill some major gaps in #paleoanthropology 2/n
We also discuss the difficulties of surveying for new paleontological localities, specially within modern forests/woodlands as in #Gorongosa, since dense vegetation cover reduces visibility (i.e. finding clues in topography and landscape). 3/n
