Oded Rechavi

Check out QED’s "Insight Feed"! It comes partly from missing Science Twitter, and partly from struggling to keep up with the literature. It's just the beginning and will keep developing :) (see thread 👇)

It’s not a social network, but I’d love for this to lead to conversations and collaborations. That was the best part of Science Twitter.

Check out QED’s "Insight Feed"! It comes partly from missing Science Twitter, and partly from struggling to keep up with the literature. It's just the beginning and will keep developing :) (see thread 👇)

Finding the paper is only part of it. QED’s review tools can help you examine whether the evidence supports the conclusion and where more experiments are needed. You can question QED’s assessment too.

Check out QED’s "Insight Feed"! It comes partly from missing Science Twitter, and partly from struggling to keep up with the literature. It's just the beginning and will keep developing :) (see thread 👇)

Then Twitter became so contaminated with trolls and bots that finding the science started to feel like punishment.

Check out QED’s "Insight Feed"! It comes partly from missing Science Twitter, and partly from struggling to keep up with the literature. It's just the beginning and will keep developing :) (see thread 👇)

There’s too much to read, even in your own small field. And some of the work that could change how you think about your experiments comes from fields you don’t follow at all.

Mark your calendar! So excited to organize “Frozen Accidents” with art historian Sefy Hendler! Join us Nov 20th at Galerie Colbert (INHA), Paris. Hosted by HiCSA, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. Please share widely, especially outside your field. Be there or be frozen!!! (see poster & thread for details)

From the marble Michelangelo used to sculpt David to borders between countries, past choices constrain what comes next. The choices we’re making now about AI and energy might become frozen accidents that future generations struggle to change.

Mark your calendar! So excited to organize “Frozen Accidents” with art historian Sefy Hendler! Join us Nov 20th at Galerie Colbert (INHA), Paris. Hosted by HiCSA, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. Please share widely, especially outside your field. Be there or be frozen!!! (see poster & thread for details)

Check out Ethan's new paper on how the brain helps protect fertility from heat-induced damage, now out in @currentbiology.bsky.social! Ethan will be opening his own lab in London in a few months - I highly recommend joining him (students/post-docs/technicians) www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Check out Ethan's new paper on how the brain helps protect fertility from heat-induced damage, now out in @currentbiology.bsky.social! Ethan will be opening his own lab in London in a few months - I highly recommend joining him (students/post-docs/technicians) www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

I am happy that many of you are checking your “QED Score!”🖖 There’s lots of excitement, and naturally also concerns, that I want to address (see thread, I have 5 quick points to make):

4. No reviewer is perfect, human or machine, but they can still be useful. If you have capabilities the AI doesn’t have, apply them when reading critically, by all means.

I am happy that many of you are checking your “QED Score!”🖖 There’s lots of excitement, and naturally also concerns, that I want to address (see thread, I have 5 quick points to make):

2. Above all, a good QED Score is a signal that it’s worth your time to read that paper. You still need to read it, and decide for yourself.

I am happy that many of you are checking your “QED Score!”🖖 There’s lots of excitement, and naturally also concerns, that I want to address (see thread, I have 5 quick points to make):