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Massachusetts Vol.8 (corporations, universities)

@generalelectric
@capenewsdotnet
@StopandShop
@thermofisher
@Raytheon
@Staples
@LibertyMutual
@StateStreet
@BrightHorizons
@bostonsci
@Fidelity
@FMCNAnews
@massmutual
@BJsWholesale
@IronMountain
@5StarSrLvngJobs
@TJXCareers

Data analysis from @UMassLowell public health professor suggests that social distancing works https://t.co/9yZ9yY4lGX pic.twitter.com/kAiEfCBFs9

— University of Massachusetts (@UMass) March 24, 2020

PERI's Robert Pollin Answers Key Questions on the Emerging Divide Between Sanders and Warren on Medicare for All – https://t.co/yxHSCL68I3 via @commondreams

— PERI (@PERIatUMass) November 25, 2019

"Unemployment Claims Skyrocket As Workplaces Shut Down Due To Coronovirus" from WGBH. Mark Melnik weighs in on the impacts of #COVID. https://t.co/jSua3fITG6 https://t.co/iyMrAvk6X6

— UMDonahueInstitute (@UMASSDonahue) March 18, 2020

#UMassAmherst researchers have invented FluSense, a portable, machine learning-powered surveillance device which can detect coughing and crowd size in real time, then analyze the data to directly monitor flu-like illnesses and trends. https://t.co/V6sNx75H04 pic.twitter.com/GnLk4k7TUm

— UMass Amherst (@UMassAmherst) March 24, 2020

#OnThisDay in 2003, the U.S. and coalition forces entered Iraq and later ousted Saddam Hussein. Hear from the late Senator Edward Kennedy on the doubts people had about the war in a 2005 speech. More from @UMassBoston: https://t.co/4BNWTkK3sc pic.twitter.com/hX5OJiEtBi

— Forum Network (@ForumNetwork) March 20, 2020

We've put the global economy in a "medically-induced coma" because the alternative was worse, says @Mike_Goodman, director of @UMassD Public Policy Center. One suggestion: boost unemployment benefits from 1/2 to 3/4 of salaries to keep households afloat. https://t.co/XTzO2K6lgQ

— CW Magazine (@CommonWealthMag) March 22, 2020

To all you 2021's (and 2020's) reaching out, you can take a virtual tour of our campus right here: https://t.co/k3VQGHBNv0 Take some time while you're social distancing to check out @umassd, one of the top colleges in the country! #wintherep🏴‍☠️

— UMass Dartmouth Football (@CorsairFootball) March 22, 2020

When @elizblair sent me this beautiful video of @BerkleeCollege students making music with a virtual orchestra, I said, "I want to know what that percussionist is using as a shaker." And she found out!https://t.co/HCPubcSqYo

— Ari Shapiro (@arishapiro) March 25, 2020

“It’s really a beautiful thing, being an artist, we work with and through restrictions all the time.” Prof. Daniela Rivera shares the impact of #coronavirus pandemic on her artwork, and the artwork of her students. @BostonGlobe https://t.co/SzptvhCkC9

— Wellesley College (@Wellesley) March 19, 2020

What is one of the principles of a liberal arts education? Preparing you for whatever challenges might lie ahead. And as @InsideHigherEd notes, that's exactly what Smith is doing right now. https://t.co/YZaF1KXoPB

— Smith College (@smithcollege) March 23, 2020

“This is one of the leading candidates” for treating COVID-19, said Dr. Libby Hohmann [Class of 1980], MGH’s principal investigator for the NIH trial … “We're happy to have it here.” https://t.co/UZlsw1bsOz

— Williams College (@WilliamsCollege) March 20, 2020

My newest op ed
Will #coronavirus stop America from carrying out executions? @amherstcollege prof @ljstprof discusses an unusual trend https://t.co/hHGZGNoT9v

— Austin Sarat (@ljstprof) March 24, 2020

Courts throughout the US are adapting on the fly to the current #coronavirus crisis, and are largely unprepared (via @AmherstCollege) #covid19 https://t.co/FK5nElFGHJ

— The Conversation US (@ConversationUS) March 19, 2020

With a $1M contribution from MassMutual, the Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts, where Hampshire alum Jim Ayres 88F serves as VP for programs and strategy, established a COVID-19 response fund: https://t.co/DdNacOFIry #HampshireChangemakers @CFWM413 pic.twitter.com/KlHKRwwvur

— Hampshire College (@hampshirecolg) March 24, 2020

An important #2020Census message to off-campus college students in #AmherstMA amid #COVID19: What Students Need to Know to Be Counted @UMassAmherst @AmherstCollege @hampshirecolg https://t.co/d8agyOGTDI

— Town of Amherst (@TownOfAmherst) March 24, 2020

Another @SUBizSchool student startup is out of the gates! This one has a little bit of everything…sustainability, health and cute pets! #entrepreneurship #solutions #innovation https://t.co/te5fYMAblh

— Entrepreneurship (@SuffolkENT) November 16, 2019

Great to have welcomed @corkhurlingabu to @BostonCollege @BCEagles Alumni Stadium The #hurling team spent time in Alumni Stadium, the new Fish Field House, and Conte Forum w/ @BC_WHockey Thank you @GPABoston @gaelicplayers @DesmondF12 @DonalOgC @afbrowneIrl pic.twitter.com/TlzUGsVsCU

— IrishInstitute at BC (@BC_Irish_Inst) December 7, 2018

Employees are coping with the #COVID19 pandemic. #Culturalagility expert @PaulaCaligiuri examines seven important practices companies can implement to improve remote work, fostering connections, and more.https://t.co/6UqtjNpeQr #damoremckim pic.twitter.com/0oMgBF9ZGI

— Northeastern D’Amore-McKim School of Business (@NU_Business) March 18, 2020

.@Northeastern @NU_Business Kimberly A. Eddleston found that people who worked #remotely didn’t get #promoted any more or less than those who worked in the #office, but that people who worked remotely did have a lower #salary growth.#WorkFromHome https://t.co/VW9SarM0tq

— Northeastern U. Toronto (@NortheasternTO) March 24, 2020

Global business leader and Babson alumnus Akio Toyoda MBA’82, president of Toyota Motor Corporation, will address Babson’s graduate Class of 2019 as its Centennial Commencement speaker on Saturday, May 18. #Babson100 https://t.co/PdG94OmwpM

— Babson Grad School (@BabsonGraduate) February 26, 2019

Graphene underpins a new platform to selectively ID deadly strains of bacteria https://t.co/3qM32RHrnP #graphene @BostonCollege pic.twitter.com/OkNNDfgKPz

— The Graphene Council (@GrapheneCouncil) March 25, 2020

People around the world are doing what they can to help during the #Coronavirus pandemic. Class of 2007 graduates and standout student-athletes Matt and Sarah Ryan have pledged to donate to the @GivingKitchen and Atlanta Food Bank (@ACFB).https://t.co/1YYMSBT0Mx

— Boston College (@BostonCollege) March 24, 2020

After an essay she wrote went viral, psychologist ND @mtholyoke alum Gretchen Schmelzer ’87 was asked to appear on @Andersoncooper 360. Here she talks about the psychological impact of COVID-19 and suggests ways to cope. https://t.co/ZbVzrlXgnR

— Mount Holyoke Alums (@aamhc) March 19, 2020

New Zealand's Prime Minister has closed borders to foreign travel, but travel to space is still permitted! @BU_tweets' ANDESITE is scheduled to launch next week with @RocketLab's. Thanks to @trisept777 for the integration support. pic.twitter.com/1RrSqrMYA6

— BU Space Physics and Technology Lab (@BU_SPTL) March 23, 2020

'It's Quite Painful': Research Labs Shut Down Non-Coronavirus Work Amid Outbreak https://t.co/zoX8Z0RVsD via @WBUR

— Barbara Moran (@MoranWriter) March 17, 2020

https://twitter.com/BUexperts/status/1241078690341179392

“We haven’t faced a crisis this massive before, and we don’t know how long it will take to bounce back from it,” #FletcherProf & @EconoFactOrg co-founder @MKleinEF told @Rick_Sobey of @bostonherald re: the #economic impact of the #coronavirus. https://t.co/ZrL75rzIFL

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) March 24, 2020

Lack of global coordination of #coronavirus policies stand in the way of its eradication — but #SaudiArabia is trying to lead (via @BrandeisU) #covid19 https://t.co/whcSeVE6IJ

— The Conversation US (@ConversationUS) March 25, 2020

How #mosquitoes find humans to bite @BrandeisU @sciencemagazine @neurocellpress https://t.co/V92Qvz00uG

— Phys.org (@physorg_com) February 7, 2020

.@KPMG_US has partnered with @thomsonreuters to bring an interactive case study to @bentleyu, @SDSU and @univmiami to modernize tax and accounting students' tech skills: https://t.co/DwP0zFQZpG

— Accounting Tomorrow (@ATomorrow) March 18, 2020

Great to see our research featuring in Fortune Magazine @Thinkers50 @Ashridge_Biz @Hult_Business
How the menopause taboo hurts working women https://t.co/4xtIeTP48V

— Megan Reitz (@MeganReitz1) February 6, 2020

While many pastors delivered sermons via video yesterday, Rev. Aaron Goodro ’96 delivered his on the roof of his church building, preaching a “drive-by” service for congregants parked outside. https://t.co/fMBvCbDz03

— Gordon College (@gordoncollege) March 23, 2020

Our new integrated photonics hub will give students a step up in vibrant, cutting edge industries, while also helping #Massachusetts remain a national leader in technology and innovation.

Read more from President Denning and @BridgeStateU's Fred Clark Jr. https://t.co/WqANUqjXja

— Stonehill College (@stonehill_info) February 21, 2020

https://twitter.com/SimmonsUniv/status/1242190617708498946
https://twitter.com/EmersonCollege/status/1240636646002999297

Central Mass. colleges extend shutdowns; @Nichols_College postpones graduation @goAnnaMaria @ClarkUniversity @Fitchburg_State @WorcesterState @MountWachusett @holy_cross @AssumptionNews https://t.co/YE0D3yl13p @ScottOConnellTG pic.twitter.com/2oU2BgLyNZ

— Telegram & Gazette (@telegramdotcom) March 18, 2020

2 celebrated @Holy_Cross alumni: Bob Cousy calls Dr. Fauci @NIH 'my hero' https://t.co/vjlh6IodPm @BillDoyle15 @rickcinclair cc @FauciFan @NIAIDNews

— Telegram & Gazette (@telegramdotcom) March 23, 2020

WPI team develops way to project virus spread in confined spaces https://t.co/pImzFVPjlT @WPI @ScottOConnellTG @SteveLanava pic.twitter.com/NOMIpMXyHA

— Telegram & Gazette (@telegramdotcom) March 20, 2020

Maksim Tyufekchiev and co-workers @WPI @BrandeisU @timkoenergylab @MaxoTyuf propose an efficient method for the economic conversion of cellulose. @timkoenergylab @MaxoTyuf https://t.co/mDSAuFMuh8 pic.twitter.com/W2l8f2xpYx

— ChemSusChem (@ChemSusChem) March 25, 2020

An important message from President @Mackinnon4PFFM and @PFFMSecTreas Cabral. Click the link for the full video. https://t.co/QxJ9cikt9H pic.twitter.com/nzNCBGbrsm

— Fire Fighters of MA (@THE_PFFM) March 24, 2020

#FridayReads In #SalemMA, @MassGovernor pitches $240M #MAEconDev bill

On Wednesday, @MassGovernor filed a multi-pronged $240M community & economic development bill with zoning-reform provisions aimed at advancing new housing production.@salem_gazette: https://t.co/MBymSdd0jf

— MA EOHED (@MassEOHED) March 6, 2020

BREAKING: CBS reaches exit deal with CEO Moonves, deal to settle litigation with Shari Redstone and National Amusements over control of CBS pic.twitter.com/btHPnApp5n

— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) September 9, 2018

Illinois Vol.9 (corporations)

@Walgreens
@McDonalds
@Boeing
@CaterpillarInc
@united
@Sears
@MDLZ
@JLL
@AbbottNews
@advocatehealth
@StateFarm
@JohnDeere
@CushWake
@baxter_intl
@LKQCorp
@Hyatt
@Allstate
@rrdonnelley
@LevyRestaurants
@Exelon
@ADMupdates
@Elite_Staffing
@jewelosco
@abbvie
@DoverCorp
@GallagherGlobal
@DurhamSchoolSvc
@SPPlusCorp
@HSBC_US
@grainger
@USFoods
@NorthwesternMed
@ultabeauty
@LSCCareers
@FBHS_News
@Stericycle_Inc
@Medline
@LSIS_usa
@BP_America
@HCSC
@OSFHealthCare
@OSIsustainable
@NorthernTrust
@FollettLearning
@TransdevNA
@Moto
@Discover
@packagingcorp
@BMOHarrisBank
@aptar
@ConagraBrands
@NavistarNews
@Flex_N_Gate
@Littelfuse
@adtalemglobal
@ULdialogue
@Ingredion
@CampingWorld
@SaraLeeDesserts
@MolexConnectors
@SNICompanies
@CDKGlobal
@Anixter
@CDWCorp
@UnivarSolutions
@AlightSolutions
@ZurichNA
@PSAV
@Aon_plc
@McDermottLaw
@RSMUSLLP
@GrantThorntonUS

Science and Technology Vol.17

This is the highest resolution image of the Sun’s surface ever taken. The National Science Foundation’s Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope took the images from the summit of Haleakala, Maui, in Hawai‘i. Learn more: https://t.co/bEPY9apj7A

Credit: NSO/AURA/ @NSF pic.twitter.com/Di5WHsPa77

— WIRED Science (@WIREDScience) January 30, 2020

Lyman Spitzer *38, for whom @NASASpitzer is named, sparked the creation of @PPPLab with "Project Matterhorn" in 1951.

Spitzer was also known as "the father of the space telescope.” https://t.co/1JHRyWgf6s https://t.co/qQy2kcRqg4 pic.twitter.com/BvzstJygkh

— Princeton University (@Princeton) January 22, 2020

Collaborating on the LTX-β are scientists from eight research centers across the country: @ORNL @Livermore_Lab @Princeton @UCLA @UWMadison @UW @UTKnoxville https://t.co/Ru7ThJIfqU

— PPPL's Science Ed (@PPPLsSciEd) May 6, 2019

Could a Jersey lab be the key to unlocking the sun's energy on Earth? @leahmishkinNJTV reports https://t.co/ulSHGpektW @iterorg @GeneralFusion @PPPLab @LPPFusion pic.twitter.com/CSZCCXuhPi

— NJTV News (@NJTVNews) July 16, 2019

What chemistry hit the news in 2019? This graphic highlights some of the key stories: https://t.co/6IR9owPwAI #ChemMonthly pic.twitter.com/glzZO71fpN

— Compound Interest (@compoundchem) December 30, 2019

Scientists find new way to sustainably make chemicals by copying nature's tricks https://t.co/RP15QNfg19

— Chemistry News (@ChemistryNews) January 6, 2020

Chronic Inflammation can be a result of different issues. It is a process that stems from low-level biochemical damage & cellular dysfunction.

Prevent & Reduce:
Healthy nutrient-rich diet, exercise, control blood sugar, lose weight, reduce stress, eliminate inflammatory foods. pic.twitter.com/CSliSUSGIM

— Lori Shemek, PhD (@LoriShemek) February 5, 2020

VIDEO: An app for the visually impaired uses GPS navigation and beacon technology to help the blind in the city of Melbourne to avoid hazards such as large construction sites and busy intersections pic.twitter.com/8GtDP3RAjZ

— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 30, 2020

Military gear like GPS and radios used to be clunky and cumbersome, but technological advancements have made life easier for troops pic.twitter.com/9lulwlTUlB

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) February 1, 2020

Melbourne spinal surgeons are using advanced GPS technology to improve delicate back operations. @EmilyRice28 #9News pic.twitter.com/rabbQ1X3g7

— Nine News Melbourne (@9NewsMelb) December 14, 2019

How #technology plays a major role in transforming #farming from being simply sustainable to the application of techniques that rely on data, for things like GPS tracking, #sensors & #satellite mapping. #infrared #imaging #agriculture #SWIR #PossibilityHub https://t.co/6k0TjO8OS0 pic.twitter.com/Dw6312cc6J

— Teledyne DALSA (@TeledyneDALSA) February 12, 2020

RT @DronesForGood1: Benefits of using drone technology in agriculture #Drones4Good #PrecisionFarming #AgriTech https://t.co/vDCk4cxXQ1

— PlantTech Regional Research Institute, NZ (@planttech_rri) February 5, 2020

https://twitter.com/csa_asc/status/1227313892306685952

✅ Smart shelves.
✅ In-store GPS that helps you find shoes.
✅ Shopping carts with checkout screens.
✅ Here are all the coolest inventions we saw at #NRF2020. https://t.co/eoGzrwPk1K

— Grow Wire (@GrowWire) February 10, 2020

"Democracy is well served by rules that define when and how law enforcement can use many technologies, from telephones to GPS trackers. The goal should be to balance protecting individual liberty with fighting crime."https://t.co/mzCLiP6gEo

— ACLU Massachusetts (@ACLU_Mass) February 11, 2020

How Can Sensor Technologies and Precision Farming Improve Agriculture? https://t.co/MCknajTQU9 #gps #crop #sensor #farming #agriculture @usaid #realtime #SiliconValley #data #connectivity #innovative

— Postive Technology Disruption (@AidnTech) October 9, 2019

A South Carolina state representative amended a bill that would require alleged domestic violence offenders to wear a GPS monitoring device if the defendant is allowed to be released on bail. https://t.co/PD1bvBdAVg

— ABC News (@ABC) February 2, 2020

Professor Bradford Parkinson is the visionary engineer who developed GPS navigation technology while working with the US Air Force in the early 1970s

Hear how it all came about – and why he still uses maps https://t.co/hSL1F5wcp9

— BBC World Service (@bbcworldservice) February 8, 2020

As part of their Motorsport Vehicle Dynamics module, students evaluated how different suspension set-ups influence a vehicle's handling characteristics by analysing the measurements of a set of sensors installed on it, such as GPS, steering angle, accelerometers, etc. pic.twitter.com/Gpol8fkAoH

— CranfieldAVEC (@CranfieldAVEC) February 12, 2020

#Digitisation has a major impact on #agriculture. #GPS systems that provide information about the condition of the soil & the progressing #science in #plantbreeding represent the modern, #digital era of agriculture.
🚜🇩🇪 #digitalfarming #agriculture40 #IT https://t.co/KJr3kZJdA2

— Deutschland.de/en (@en_germany) August 28, 2019

AFI IN THE NEWS; ripple effects of drought, the future of agriculture, GPS cows & benefits for mental health in the bush – read more on the recent updates in #ausag here> https://t.co/1OKOlwYpTH pic.twitter.com/z6XpSaG36l

— Australian Farm Institute (@AustFarmInstitu) July 11, 2018

A Royal Australian Air Force C-17A Globemaster III have successfully used 2 new parachute systems to drop supplies for Casey base. One of them, the Joint Precision Aerial Delivery System, is equipped with GPS & a machine that controls the parachute risers, guiding its direction. https://t.co/Ohm9W0uG4S

— Antarctic Infrastructure (@Antarctic_Infra) February 1, 2020

https://twitter.com/Septentrio/status/1224606767545569280

Using GPS technology, researchers have deciphered in recent years a behavior that white-tailed deer do called an excursion, which is a brief trip or trips outside their established home range. Here are nine things we know about these excursions. https://t.co/3BmXZgZpFH pic.twitter.com/HycEMsBjvx

— QDMA (@TheQDMA) February 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/cheddar/status/1193289661659197440

.@flyblueduck, a San Antonio-based operator of #escooters, has announced a joint venture with Dublin-based @Luna_Systems_, and @DublinCityUni to pilot Luna’s scooter centimetre-level #GPS technology. https://t.co/eg5Vu7Hp2L pic.twitter.com/gKqSlKB7QB

— Intelligent Transport (@IntelTransport) December 16, 2019

US electronic scooter operator @flyblueduck to pilot Irish GPS technology developed out @DCUAlpha by @Luna consortium https://t.co/ra7lnzsC4s via @IrishTimesBiz

— Charlie Taylor (@ChasTaylor) December 10, 2019

Every second, 1.5 million tons of solar material shoot from the Sun into space. The magnetosphere protects the Earth, but the solar wind can get close to the poles and interrupt satellite, radio and GPS signals.

Credit: NASApic.twitter.com/4d5ZX2pnlh

— Milky Way Astronomers✨ (@MAstronomers) February 4, 2020

Additional wildlife crossings to help protect animals are planned in Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Oregon and California thanks to a better understanding of migration corridors boosted by GPS collar technology. https://t.co/Ufo7KlOpxl

— Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (@Y2Y_Initiative) February 11, 2020

American black bears have had a difficult history when it comes to living beside humans. Pioneering use of GPS collars has meant that, with constant effort, humans and bears are now co-existing. https://t.co/66jVxFsOBP

— Natural History Museum (@NHM_London) January 29, 2020

Unlike a landline, your cellphone’s GPS does not pinpoint your exact location when you call 9-1-1. If you can tell the 9-1-1 call taker your exact address, we can find and help you faster. #911BC #KnowYourLocation #HelpUsHelp pic.twitter.com/clNeQYxYGE

— E-Comm 9-1-1 (@EComm911_info) February 1, 2020

Precision agriculture, using GPS, GNSS and drones, maximizes the farm yield and helps the farmer to determine which crop is most suited as per the soil quality and geological conditions. via @geoworldmedia https://t.co/WYZ1wfZ02b pic.twitter.com/Yu6Ew3fYkR

— CropLifeIndia (@CropLifeIndia) August 1, 2018

Nairobi-based company @DataIntegrated Limited is bringing technology to the city's informal network of matatu buses, outfitting them with GPS tracking, mobile ticketing machines, and cameras. https://t.co/VgU5jKb5eX pic.twitter.com/Qdtw0XLAht

— CNN Africa (@CNNAfrica) January 30, 2020

Meet Gladys West, a mathematician who helped develope modern GPS technology. #WomenInSTEM https://t.co/QRYWcg6olT

— MAA (@maanow) January 3, 2020

Our experts share how #AI will improve #patient care: https://t.co/ewQ6FpragB pic.twitter.com/55i4COVuA1

— Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (@IcahnMountSinai) January 28, 2020

"AI won’t replace radiologists, but radiologists who use AI will replace radiologists who don’t," says @StanfordAIMI Director @curtlanglotz. https://t.co/GPbP9bbIqq

— Stanford Medicine (@StanfordMed) January 27, 2020

A team of researchers incorporates 3D technology, virtual reality and augmented reality in medical settings. via @the_herald @RIHospital @BrownEMRes https://t.co/ksaba619H8

— The Warren Alpert Medical School (@BrownMedicine) January 28, 2020

New research at #WashUMed indicates that "jumping genes" play a surprising role in stabilizing the 3D folding patterns of the DNA molecule inside the cell’s nucleus.https://t.co/p958ciGEGY

— Washington U. Med (@WUSTLmed) January 25, 2020

Important research by Professor Zeb Hogan was feature in the @nytimes. https://t.co/rpWdAL6noK

— College of Science (@UNRScience) January 24, 2020

How we might meat the protein requirements of 10 billion people in 2050 https://t.co/eO5u6B8dCB

— Andrew Tarantola (@Terrortola) January 28, 2020

There has been heavy lobbying of DoD by US industry for this. This is what globalization has wrought – firms that value working to promote CCP interests more than our freedoms.https://t.co/ICNyQhBoxw

— Gen (Ret) Rob Spalding (@robert_spalding) January 27, 2020

UK set to approve limited 5G role for Huawei https://t.co/H0ilZ9WrFO

— Financial Times (@FT) January 26, 2020

British officials believe they can manage the risks that come with allowing Huawei to help build its 5G networks https://t.co/yc3ZG5tS8v

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) January 29, 2020

The UK won't block Huawei tech from its 5G networks despite US pressure https://t.co/5bSbUkFGK1 pic.twitter.com/fEvEgOnc3d

— Engadget (@engadget) January 28, 2020

Intel is patching its Zombieload CPU security flaw for the third time https://t.co/zNrja62b3U pic.twitter.com/RIK4aMVxqY

— Engadget (@engadget) January 27, 2020

GM spends $2.2 billion to set up an EV-only plant in Detroit https://t.co/W0OlzR6vxk pic.twitter.com/AAUb7IHB1v

— Engadget (@engadget) January 27, 2020

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo asked U.K. to rethink its decision to allow Huawei access to Britain's 5G networks, underscoring U.S. efforts to isolate the Chinese tech giant from the West's next-generation communications systems https://t.co/zyD3yaBHIA pic.twitter.com/fNLz7yp5Du

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Tech company Evrnu has developed a new fiber called NuCycl that looks and feels like cotton, but is made entirely from recycled clothing. Watch more pic.twitter.com/67OYbN8bws

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Pollution and habitat destruction threaten the rare Loa water frog in Chile. The critically-endangered amphibian is crucial for the regional ecosystem https://t.co/GnmTMaHuHp pic.twitter.com/ga0MSLNw2u

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 30, 2020

Harvard's healthy handbook.#healthyfutures #wef20 pic.twitter.com/eq7tV45e7S

— World Economic Forum (@wef) January 26, 2020

This is pretty impressive pic.twitter.com/Qot2bcNsBH

— Space Explorer Mike (@MichaelGalanin) January 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/TheFigen/status/1221108121789247494

Medovate's upcoming US launch of SAFIRA is featured in @CambNetwork news https://t.co/JLtkbCTuyW – another great example of how #Cambridge based companies help lead the way in bringing #innovation to market to make a real difference #medicaltechnology #MedTech pic.twitter.com/S3L6VbYmPX

— Medovate (@medovate) February 6, 2020

Mubadala looks to boost investment in medical technology and life sciences https://t.co/jCCOpmcyX8

— The National (@TheNationalUAE) February 11, 2020

Drone vs. ambulance: How one Canadian paramedic service went beyond to deliver critical medical technology https://t.co/XV6CHCkE6O #Drone #AppsUnify pic.twitter.com/BqHm92nIhm

— AppsUnify (@AppsUnify) February 13, 2020

Digitalization of #medical technology is starting to advance. Learn about the OP 4.1 project, which developed a prototype for the operating room of the future: https://t.co/kIlumQpa96 pic.twitter.com/CLnLlK99hT

— SAP News (@SAPNews) February 7, 2020

Today the butter-versus-margarine issue is really a false one. https://t.co/AYP4NnnVSc #HarvardHealth pic.twitter.com/4li4dSll8D

— Harvard Health (@HarvardHealth) February 13, 2020

#MayoClinicMinute: Regular exercise, a heart-healthy diet, maintaining a healthy weight and not smoking can help prevent #HeartDisease. But can you reverse it? Yes, in certain cases, says cardiologist @DrSteveKopecky. https://t.co/LscLvGOIQI pic.twitter.com/sgomL5rVOf

— Mayo Clinic (@MayoClinic) February 12, 2020

As the new #coronavirus spreads, #healthtech startups with medical chatbots are scrambling to update their algorithms to screen Americans and advise if they should be evaluated for infection. So far, they're turning up lots of cases of the #flu. https://t.co/e4IOjwAbbM

— STAT (@statnews) February 6, 2020

Scientists ♥ Their Emojis, But It's Complicated https://t.co/EaD2rCwj26

— NPR Health News (@NPRHealth) February 12, 2020

Automated CPR in action #medicaltechnology pic.twitter.com/s963xPmNFV

— Ahmed Baharith (@Ahmed_Baharith) February 13, 2020

This is how trees get transplanted. pic.twitter.com/LBUvHcZgyE

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) February 3, 2020

This is a boat that refuses to sink. pic.twitter.com/NCVQGc5zXL

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) February 3, 2020

This is the world's smallest helicopter. pic.twitter.com/JwoYxVL7ie

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) February 3, 2020

The Pentagon can identify you by your heartbeat from 200 yards away. pic.twitter.com/rAgTaoiEU6

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) January 26, 2020

I think this robot got its dance moves from ‘Flashdance.’ #CES2020 pic.twitter.com/QJC230Jlj2

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) January 26, 2020

Ireland Vol.54 (universities, etc.)

A few weeks ago, we caught up on deck with our mechanical engineer in the middle of the ongoing System 001/B campaign to get his first impression after a week testing in slow down configuration. pic.twitter.com/htpZtQQYqv

— The Ocean Cleanup (@TheOceanCleanup) September 2, 2019

#MaREI's Jimmy Murphy outlined "that at present wave energy is competing with offshore wind which costs less than 10 cents per kilowatt-hour, whereas wave energy can currently cost five times that"

. https://t.co/yE81mEZjMm via @fora_ie

— MaREI (@MaREIcentre) December 16, 2019

Great piece by @Tom_Mc_D from @NUIGCairnes for @RTEBrainstorm on his research into the impact of large flood events and the recovery of cities worldwide as well as looking at the economic impact of flooding. #PurposePeoplePlace #ClimateChange https://t.co/A9bW1rAeFP

— NUI Galway Research (@ResearchatNUIG) January 16, 2020

Check out Prof Lokesh Joshi's article for @rte discussing how @nuigalway based start-up Aquila Bioscience hope to help solve the global issue of #AMR and the rise of natural disease outbreaks globally. #PurposePeoplePlace #SARS #SwineFever #Ebola https://t.co/jxoKy235NE

— NUI Galway Research (@ResearchatNUIG) January 14, 2020

New publication by @RyanInstitute's Eoghan Clifford & collaborators on "Novel use of peatlands as future locations for the sustainable intensification of freshwater aquaculture production – A case study from the Republic of Ireland" https://t.co/Mym9Ta9LiK @nuigalway @AthloneIT pic.twitter.com/wWPAIBLd39

— The Ryan Institute (@RyanInstitute) December 16, 2019

.@nuigalway is planning to move towards a carbon-neutral campus over the next 10 years as part of a new strategy focusing on climate action, reports @Jess_JCasey https://t.co/OWqGqKaaWy

— Education Matters (@edmatters) January 9, 2020

I'm delighted and flattered to be included in @siliconrepublic's 25 bright sparks for 2020. Roll on the new year of #renewable #energy & #hydrogen research! @GenComm_H2 @RyanInstitute @MaREIcentre @NUIGalwayPress @EnergyEngNUIG @MechEngNUIG https://t.co/hOrkjZczWc

— Rory Monaghan (@IrishEnergyGuy) December 18, 2019

An innovation district, a new performance space, a library and a new sports campus – just some of the developments in which @nuigalway plans to invest hundreds of millions of euro in the coming years.https://t.co/hOE7ryGhw5

— WesternDevelopment (@WesternDevCom) January 9, 2020

Best of Luck to @nuigalway in implementing Strategy 2020-2025. @Entirl looks forward to continued collaboration and partnership in developing indigenous business and building scale in the West of Ireland.#poweringtheregions #globalambition https://t.co/Ezq0TE7bRa https://t.co/GYYt00zQWA

— EI WEST REGION (@ei_westregion) January 9, 2020

Block out the storm and have a listen to @Raydeepeet on 'The Monocle Weekly'. Radie talks to @Monocle24 about the upcoming 'Imagining Ireland' showcase (coming to Galway on 10 Feb) and the rich musical tradition of folk.
H/t @sheehan_gary https://t.co/2MsWx10jOf #galway2020

— Galway 2020 (@galway2020) January 13, 2020

Congratulations to @galway2020 on their US launch in @IrelandinNY New York today with Mayor of Galway @Mcubbard in attendance. It's going to be an exciting year ahead! https://t.co/bmt6TX695X

— Galway Int Arts Fest (@GalwayIntArts) January 14, 2020

Congratulations to @leronews director, @UL's Professor Brian Fitzgerald on becoming the first Irish person elected president of the Association for Information Systems (AIS). @scienceirel #BelieveInScience #AIS #InformationSystems https://t.co/B2T0vsPTrt

— Lero (@LeroNews) April 8, 2019

Starlings flock together in stunning murmuration over a lake in Ireland pic.twitter.com/KyR01h0z1a

— The Sun (@TheSun) January 7, 2020

Congratulations Dr Eamonn De Barra @UL & #Stryker – "Bone cement technology wins innovation award" https://t.co/vDDnuz1PFM @UL_Research

— UL Research (@UL_Research) May 19, 2017

New University of Limerick study shows golfers can improve their performance just by watching a video of an expert putting a ball and imagining they are going through the same motions VIA @DailyMailUK https://t.co/3UYKHQIjQY

— University Of Limerick (@UL) November 28, 2019

“The current finding extends the technology towards pragmatic, low-cost, renewable sources for electricity generation,” Luuk van der Wielen, Director of @BernalNews read more via @Futurism #ResearchAtUL https://t.co/3TND6yz4p5

— University Of Limerick (@UL) December 6, 2017

Bernal Institute & UL spin-out Cala Medical is developing a new technology to target one of Ireland’s biggest killers, sepsis @UL_Research @UL @NexusUL #ULcommercialisation #thinkBig@UL

Research shows lack of awareness over sepsis https://t.co/7drKmhUJE2 via @rte

— Bernal Institute (@BernalNews) February 2, 2018

Great news for our next door neighbours @troy_studios

“Limerick's Troy Studios expands to become largest studio facility in Ireland” VIA @Limerick_Leader https://t.co/4FFKDrSIDw

— University Of Limerick (@UL) December 19, 2019

Really enjoyed this film it was good fun! https://t.co/KhSdsf0uzJ

— Troy Studios (@troy_studios) January 6, 2020

#WATCH Researchers at the University of Limerick are developing cutting-edge technology that could make it cheaper and more attractive to drive eco-friendly cars

⬇️@EricGClarke reports⬇️#VMNews | @nanoresearchul | @sidrive2020 | @bernalnews | @UL pic.twitter.com/QhHduJLyLa

— Virgin Media News (@VirginMediaNews) October 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/WEEEIreland/status/1014517560409231361

Mark G opened our eyes to the impact of streaming and the digital age of music. His interesting metaphors kept us captivated! https://t.co/UxcpZL3fPN @IreMusPod @KingKongComp @UL @stephenkinsella @BusinessAtUL #musicindustry #Waterford #TEDxUniversityofLimerick #technology #arts

— TEDxUL2020 (@TEDxUL2020) July 8, 2019

#Limerick #ThreeBridgesWalk ⁦⁦@MedievalLimk⁩ ⁦@stmaryslimerick⁩ ⁦@KingJohnsCastle⁩ ⁦@LimerickCouncil⁩ ⁦@Westfieldslands⁩ ⁦@TheTweetyStone⁩ ⁦@NicholasStree12⁩ ⁦@ShannonEstuaryI⁩ #ShannonEstuaryWay #Ireland @wildatlanticway⁩ pic.twitter.com/7gOji9j3lf

— Limerick Ryan (@SeanRyanT) January 8, 2020

Featured on last night’s @10Things_ToKnow , SLURRES is a technology and business model to mobilise livestock slurries for community based Anaerobic Digestion. The study was a collaboration between @UL and @BioeconomyIRL and was funded by our RDD programme. https://t.co/V4HKD3RtNR pic.twitter.com/lrVVq95pwC

— SEAI (@SEAI_ie) December 11, 2018

What really happens to our recycling? @thatdanishgirl looks at where the 1m tonnes of packaging waste put out for collection goes. With insights from @stephenkinsella @UL & Celine Horner @EPAIreland https://t.co/0xmgDE4u8x

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) December 26, 2019

https://t.co/gkxIAOLiV4
Georgian Living City shortlisted for innovation in planning award @rosiewebbtweets #livingcity @LimerickCouncil @plusCities

— Smart Limerick (@Smart_Limerick) January 14, 2020

The theme of this year’s Limerick St. Patrick’s Day Parade has been announced as Our Future is Green!

Parade participants are being asked to showcase their green credentials as part of this year’s @LimerickStPats

More info: https://t.co/vGkZVtZcNm #LimerickStPatsFestival pic.twitter.com/zWlSGaiSdO

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) January 15, 2020

The Keale River Walk is a peaceful woodland with active wildlife such as otters, kingfishers, and squirrels. Starting in farmland the walk takes you through a beautiful wood and a waterfall

Length: 7km
Rating: Easy
Clothing: Walking boots #ActiveLimerick https://t.co/psYnXwSbpy pic.twitter.com/yt8EP8MBrz

— Limerick.ie (@Limerick_ie) January 13, 2020

A walk through the pretty town of Castleconnell, nestled on the banks of the River Shannon, is good for the mind and body with breath-taking scenery only a short drive from Limerick City #ActiveLimerick

Learn more about Castleconnell here: https://t.co/kCJm6mA1Su pic.twitter.com/feQY00JtCJ

— Limerick.ie (@Limerick_ie) January 10, 2020

https://twitter.com/mariaflan/status/1204049320464527361

Good morning! Great news for @DcuBiotech & @nicb_dcu today as researchers from both have been awarded 'Novel Targets for Skin Health- funding from major #pharma Almirall. It's hoped the research could lead to new treatments for #eczema & #psoriasis. Click https://t.co/wuFhd7CGji pic.twitter.com/ZJY6ugSsZ7

— DCU (@DublinCityUni) December 18, 2019

Ahead of @DCUChemistry's #LeavingCert #Chemistry visits later this week, here's a preview of one of the experiments that the 5th and 6th year students will get to see in action.#Cloveoil pic.twitter.com/nIF1VTcHLq

— John McLoughlin (@JohnTheLabTech) January 7, 2020

When Astellas Ireland wanted to investigate an #IoT solution track their hazardous waste to ensure correct disposal overseas, IMaR was able to help. @ittralee @Entirl @EITechGateway @aiotgroup #innovation #IIoT #RFID #TraceNTrace #traceability https://t.co/YljcPe3IQk

— IMaR Research Centre (@imar_ie) August 14, 2019

The Cold War spy technology which we all use #RFiD #IoT https://t.co/hJQa45AsX0

— IMaR Research Centre (@imar_ie) August 23, 2019

Happy #WorldSoilDay everyone!! We are thrilled that work carried out by researchers in our school is contributing to our global understanding of soils https://t.co/ImqtrwKv6K

— DCU School of Chemical Sciences (@DCUChemistry) December 5, 2019

Happy to share the summary report from our recent #WaterBlitz ! Looking forward to diving further into the data and seeing what else it contains @DublinCityUni @muirtheimhne @DCUFSH @Earthwatch_Eur @DCUHist_Geog https://t.co/xAvIfgk77m

— Water Institute DCU (@DCUWater) October 30, 2019

@DcuBiotech Lead PI Paul Leonard & collaborators awarded €470,000 to further dev. digital cell biology platform @Entirl https://t.co/snSZpCpylh pic.twitter.com/JzT6wPxG2S

— DCU FSH (@DCUFSH) June 25, 2019

Delighted to talk about my research in the Irish Times today @DublinCityUni @DcuBiotech @DCUFSH
Thanks @claireoconnell for a wonderful article!

Don’t be immune to the benefits of thinking beyond your field https://t.co/BTJ8a4kHYj

— Christine Loscher (@celoscher) June 13, 2019

New #research grants:

Dr Naomi Walsh from Dublin City University has been awarded £166k for her exciting project designing new chemotherapy drugs to target certain types of cancer stem cells@naomiwalsh01 @nicb_dcu @dublinCityUni #pancreaticcancer pic.twitter.com/YMfV3X2tYO

— PancreaticCancer Res (@PanCanResearch) May 29, 2019

What research can teach us about living longer, and better

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 28, 2019

9 Kerry start-ups set to reign in the Kingdom https://t.co/KYItUMgU04 via @siliconrepublic

— AgriTech Centre of Excellence (ACE) (@AgritechA) August 22, 2019

Great to see Sula Health being featured in @IrishTimesBiz – @imar_ie Technology Gateway worked in #collaboration with Sula to develop a #PrintedCircuitBoard for the #prototype for #wearabletechnology #light #therapy #sleep
Read the #article below;https://t.co/IfvQclHN6N pic.twitter.com/2WEPJTQ3uB

— EMD Ireland (@EMDcluster) December 12, 2019

Delighted that #KerrySciTech has been successful in securing @Entirl #REDF funding to build on our progress to date & support us in our efforts to elevate #STEM innovation & leadership in the #Kerry region! 💪🏻 #GlobalAmbition https://t.co/ZvQ0I9XdTx

— KerrySciTech (@kerry_SciTech) January 8, 2020

Thanks to these AI-powered robots, every broccoli will get the attention it needs to be the best broccoli it can be. https://t.co/YwhxUIbCmQ

— IEEE Spectrum (@IEEESpectrum) January 3, 2020

Last week we #launched #BeyondIoT2020 conference. Thanks to all who attended and continue to support us!

Bring on January 2020 where experts come to @CIT & @NimbusCentre from across the globe to collaborate on #emergingtechnologies

More info & tickets : https://t.co/R7yKioMNBm pic.twitter.com/N3Sjlcf4BM

— Beyond IoT (@BeyondIoT2020) November 22, 2019

Having supported projects with over 1000 Irish companies in the last five years, discover what to expect when working with @aitsri @imar_ie @NimbusCentre @TSSG_WIT @WirelessIoT #TechnologyGateways with our explanatory Innovation Journey blog and roadmap https://t.co/7Cs0XIBp00 pic.twitter.com/UsQsDfGJpN

— Applied IoT (@aiotgroup) December 2, 2019

Approximately 40% of global data is held in facilities designed and built in Ireland.

Read some more of the insights shared at the Enterprise Ireland Global Data Centre Forum: https://t.co/m0XVM784N9 #IrishAdvantage pic.twitter.com/GQNURK8tku

— Enterprise Ireland (@Entirl) January 20, 2020

Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateway Clusters: How we can help your company https://t.co/dMaeXqNwda @EMDcluster @aiotgroup @irishfoodtech

— EI Technology Gateway (@EITechGateway) January 26, 2020

This analysis, published in the Lancet today is based on medical records from 195 nations, shows there are 49 million cases a year.
The 11 million deaths from sepsis account for one in five of all deaths around the world.https://t.co/Ntqu3zB4DI

— SepTec (@SepTec_sepsis) January 16, 2020

Microplastics exposure from air pollution is a massively underexplored issue impacting on public health that we are investigating @MicroplasticsH @DCUWater https://t.co/QqhLXdMhxJ

— Dr Jenny Lawler (@JennyLawler7) June 11, 2019

There are important messages to be taken from this and there is a need for increased awareness in this area – an issue I'm looking forward to tackling with you @leahy_roisin and @SiobhanOConnor3 @EndaWhyte on your @IrishResearch funded project with the @LadiesFootball https://t.co/SRpcDZMjtj

— Keith Rochfort (@keithrochfort) June 26, 2019

We had such fun coming up with this! @WilliamsMolly_9 @DCUFSH @B2020project https://t.co/BFSzMQrvyN

— Anne Parle-Mcdermott (@anne_parle) September 16, 2019

Thank you @sweenema for highlighting this urgent issue! #folicacid @anne_parle @DcuBiotech @nicb_dcu @DublinCityUni @PaolaDrago3 @BookeyNiamh https://t.co/GsFs0YrdcM

— Parle-McDermott Group, DCU (@APMCDLab) November 12, 2019

My brilliant supervisor explaining how we can save water! After a week without safe water, I'm hoping people in Dublin are beginning to realise just how important it is! 💧 https://t.co/xmdOzCsRKv

— Molly-Ann Williams (@WilliamsMolly_9) November 15, 2019

From today onwards you can also watch the #NPEEpodcast! New episodes are now recorded on video: https://t.co/GK1I9bLQog pic.twitter.com/lAhP6o0KPc

— UCD_DEI (@UCD_DEI) January 28, 2020

🐎🧬 Genetic data shows increased inbreeding in Thoroughbreds may compromise future sustainability of breed

👉 https://t.co/TIJXlIYttc

🐴 97% of Thoroughbreds analysed in the study traced to Northern Dancer, while 35% of the European horses had Sadler’s Wells in their pedigree pic.twitter.com/S1C3pI0nXt

— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) January 21, 2020

👮‍♀️👩‍⚖️ Punishing our way to a safer society?

🗣 "It would be disappointing if, in their desire to impress the electorate…politicians were to engage in another round of hollow promises that will do little to alleviate the burden of crime…"https://t.co/8cst4zYFXN

— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) January 24, 2020

👀 https://t.co/V7leUhDyMi

— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) January 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/_Rosemount/status/1222185949980962821

Fascinating analysis by the @ucddublin @Connected_Pol blog on the social media impact of last week's leaders' debate. Will be interesting to see the next instalment (after tonight's debate)…. https://t.co/nVWOG6vivP

— david farrell (@dfarrell_ucd) January 27, 2020

UCD centre aims to raise standard of corporate governance in Ireland https://t.co/njdLKgNcNU via @IrishTimes

— Niamh M.Brennan (@ProfNiamhBre) January 23, 2020

“In today’s democracy more than ever we really need to hear from our citizens.”

Professor David Farrell, who helped establish the Irish citizens' assemblies, says politics is changing from being about voting to “kick the rascals out” to being “more voice-centred”#Newsnight pic.twitter.com/nqmtuswpG8

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) January 24, 2020

Hearty congratulations to our ⁦@ucddublin⁩ ⁦@UCDHistory⁩ colleague ⁦@catherCox⁩ for the Best Production nomination for The Examination at the Irish Theatre Awards!! https://t.co/k8PSy5egOU

— Emily MarkFitzGerald (@emilymfg) January 27, 2020

"The periphery has always been the more interesting place for me. I didn't quite fit and that suited me." Loved listening to Anne Enright on @BBCRadio4 #DesertIslandDiscs today @ucddublin @HumanitiesUCD @artscouncil_ie @LaureateFiction @Hodges_Figgis https://t.co/kJ35DfE1aW

— UCD Press (@UCDPress) January 26, 2020

Fantastic result, that includes data from a long monitoring campaing with the @ucdscience Watcher robotic telescope, about a binary system that kept brightening and dimming for 500 days. Congrats to our team involved: Prof. @LorraineHanlon1 & Drs @jaaaaam & @antmarcarr. https://t.co/WplxukQ5A8

— AstroUCD (@astroucd) January 21, 2020

Trinity's Miguel Crespo Chacón looks at a new EU project which highlights the potential of #microhydropower in energy efficiency and explores its role in the water-energy-food nexus. A great read: https://t.co/8z1QtjZmsD #TrinityResearch #Sustainability pic.twitter.com/VM0QxNPU5J

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) January 28, 2020

Cycling or swimming, walking or yoga? 🚴‍♀️🏊‍♂️🚶🏾‍♀️🧘🏼‍♂️

What is the best exercise for you? Professor Wilby Williamson says that whatever activity you choose the most important thing is to move: https://t.co/Qw3gL5QIm3 #TrinityResearch #Sport #health pic.twitter.com/SJqmVJgMLl

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) January 26, 2020

Cute or terrifying?
This week saw the first confirmed sighting of a red bellied jumping spider in a Dublin garden. Trinity's @collieennis says that sightings such as these will become more widespread in Ireland's ever warming climate: https://t.co/AWSnJVfaKP #climatechange pic.twitter.com/DQLWe5neaV

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) January 25, 2020

Our talented TCD alumna @eimearnoone will be the first ever female orchestra conductor at the #Oscars! What an impressive accomplishment for this Irish composer and conductor. Read more here: https://t.co/hJlqNO1R22 #InspiringGenerations #AcademyAwards pic.twitter.com/LvWEm51rJz

— TCD Alumni (@tcdalumni) January 26, 2020

Country 'sitting on a timebomb' over crisis in third-level funding, says Trinity Provost https://t.co/aOKBMjiQyL

— Patrick Prendergast (@pjprendergast) January 28, 2020

The state of global biodiversity — it’s worse than you probably think – https://t.co/ZIjbazb7YP ⁦@tilda_tcd⁩ ⁦@tcddublin⁩ https://t.co/hmvhnZsSbC

— Professor Rose Anne Kenny (@RoseAnnekenny1) January 26, 2020

Justin Holmes from @ambercentre used an image of the Periodic Table’s Endangered Elements to stress how AMBER II will focus on sustainable materials. To think that future generations might have a shorter table to learn puts it in perspective! @UCCResearch @scienceirel pic.twitter.com/lPHSoew6gH

— Prof. Linda Doyle (@TCDdeanresearch) June 24, 2019

@PaulTBolger @BOGallachoir @JerryDMurphy66 @CullotyS @UCCResearch https://t.co/SgpEsFFGi8

— UCC Climate Lab (@uccclimatelab) July 11, 2019

Excellent article by @JohnSodeau from @UCC @eriucc @uccchemistry on #Airpollution and what we can do to address this global problem and protect #AirQuality and #publichealth. @EPAAirQuality @Dept_CCAE @johnwenger9 https://t.co/5orsMJ8zTP

— CRAC (@CRAClabUCC) January 10, 2020

Latest @IEAbioenergy case story on #circulareconomy grass #biorefinery with production of renewable #insulation, #bioplastics renewable energy in the form of #biogas and #biofertiliser. Read all about it here: https://t.co/m2voFqHjOs pic.twitter.com/FLCNCVS2M8

— Jerry D Murphy (@JerryDMurphy66) July 7, 2019

Working with the incredibly talented team @TyndallInstitut over the past 9 months on how we commercialize the already successful RADFET technology. Delighted from today we can begin to speak about it and kick-off our big plans to scale this globallyhttps://t.co/X2ytZsykWa

— Brad Wrigley (@BradWrig) July 8, 2019

Experts at @UCC's Centre for Research into Atmospheric Chemistry say the worrying air pollution data from #Cork in recent days proves that the days of the open fire are numbered #Cork https://t.co/fL6kUMz4Mb

— Eoin English (@EoinBearla) December 4, 2019

Recent air pollution levels in Cork have been described as 'hazardous' by the @EPAIreland's monitoring website, @JohnSodeau & @johnwenger9 of @CRAClabUCC explain why in today's @echolivecork: https://t.co/y8tGf9rycD @uccchemistry @PaulTBolger @CullotyS @SEFSUCC @CorkHealthyCity

— ERI (@eriucc) January 22, 2020

ICYMI: Using powerful computer models created at @MaREIcentre, the @scienceirel research centre based at @UCC, researchers can simulate thousands of possible different futures for Ireland’s energy system https://t.co/fIibnm6OQf

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) July 3, 2019

Why fibre is not always good for your health. Scientists, the EU and national governments are going to have to show some moral backbone in fighting the microfibres in our air. By @JohnSodeau @UCC https://t.co/aAQR9P8KEx

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) September 3, 2019

As a new study reveals significant microplastic pollution in snow samples from the Arctic to the Alps, Prof @JohnSodeau of @uccchemistry says it is time for EU Governments to start monitoring the atmosphere for contamination: https://t.co/YFHHribS2P

— Shamim Malekmian (@ShamimMalekmian) August 20, 2019

Menthol has found a purpose beyond soothing a cough. Researchers have designed a genetic circuit that can be switched on by a drop in temperature — or by menthol, which imparts a cooling sensation. #ResearchHighlight https://t.co/G1nFYdw0cd

— Nature (@nature) July 15, 2019

Benelux Vol.1 (Netherlands Vol.6 / Belgium Vol.1)

🌍 “We are facing a #climatecrisis. That requires all hands on deck. All hands: governments, but certainly also the financial sector, the central banks and financial supervisors”, says @NGFS_ chair Frank Elderson at @BancoDeEspana in #Madrid. https://t.co/1fRJW9qRRw pic.twitter.com/S2pCK2k9k1

— DeNederlandscheBank (@DNB_NL) December 11, 2019

The European Central Bank has asked countries such as The Netherlands to invest more in order to balance their books.
More here: https://t.co/uaHX4WB25c

(with @ecfin)#RealEconomy pic.twitter.com/9VGmnOtOOG

— euronews (@euronews) December 23, 2019

It started with a walk on a foggy Dutch beach… this is not the opening a new crime thriller but the beginning of the #sustainablefinance journey of the Netherlands central bank. Fascinating article from @DNB_NL board member Frank Elderson https://t.co/g0rRHDfnUw pic.twitter.com/66Da244O1y

— Nick Robins (@NVJRobins1) July 5, 2018

The #Dutch economy will likely grow faster than expected in 2018 and 2019, "outperforming most other #euro zone countries," according to the #Netherlands' central bank https://t.co/HhjfgSfobg #InvestinHolland pic.twitter.com/NbOphWLpyV

— NFIA North America (@NFIA_USCanada) December 29, 2017

The Netherlands’ central bank (DNB) is setting up a team of cyber security experts and hackers to attack the country’s own financial infrastructure in order to test and improve its defenseshttps://t.co/h6hMSGpnSi #CyberSecurity #Infosec #Bank #Security

— Bank Security (@Bank_Security) November 14, 2017

The Netherlands central bank chief is unapologetic over his public criticism of the ECB’s latest monetary stimulus https://t.co/56mfydWlUG

— Bloomberg (@business) October 15, 2019

https://twitter.com/BergMarten/status/1116369976477327360

Netherlands Foreign Ministry suspends export of new arms shipments to Turkey https://t.co/OCMnAH5282 via @AlHadath #Syria pic.twitter.com/WR0Agn30aA

— Liveuamap MiddleEast (@lummideast) October 11, 2019

Turkey "ready" to discuss normalization of ties with the Netherlands, Foreign Ministry says in statementhttps://t.co/jfAnYYCj3x

— DAILY SABAH (@DailySabah) February 5, 2018

Those responsible for shooting down MH17 will be prosecuted in Netherlands, country's foreign ministry says https://t.co/KyFfCMh17N pic.twitter.com/yOzLH4bKio

— CNN International (@cnni) July 6, 2017

https://twitter.com/NadiehBremer/status/1154397954276560896
https://twitter.com/TUeindhoven/status/1073588176852258817

The extent to which #hydrogen will be able to meet the high expectations in the future #EnergyTransition depends on various economic factors. Prof. @MMulderEnergy is going to research it: https://t.co/lFXdwT3ZeR @MinisterieEZK @NWONieuws pic.twitter.com/ZyL6AoQLIO

— Faculty of Economics and Business – UG (@UniGroningenFEB) December 3, 2019

You know how your apps sometimes ask you to share location data? Do you ever wonder what's happening with that information? We found out. 1/

My story w @natashanyt @mhkeller @aaron_krolik @satariano https://t.co/321SE5B1n0

— Jennifer Valentino-DeVries (@jenvalentino) December 10, 2018

Its space week! Remember the very first image of a #RealBlackHole? Read about the epic discovery of the 🇪🇺#EUfunded @BlackHoleCam team! #EUSW2019 https://t.co/zE39FsF7Nh pic.twitter.com/MZqGW2Ba9p

— ERC Europe (@ERC_Research) December 5, 2019

https://twitter.com/TUeindhoven/status/1205476217962606593360

New research by @StephanHollan and others shows that the impact of the uncertainty surrounding Brexit extends far beyond British or European companies, and is significant also for the United States, South Africa and Singapore. https://t.co/g1ybqlw7MD @INETeconomics pic.twitter.com/tn9jhXmYXS

— Tilburg University (@TilburgU) December 16, 2019

Finally watched @emilymbender’s presentation: "A typology of ethical risks in language technology with an eye towards where transparent documentation can help”

I recommend it! I’ll use this next semester in an intro course about #NLProc at @TilburgU

URL: https://t.co/T1DNmOGP28

— Emiel van Miltenburg (@evanmiltenburg) December 13, 2019

What do pyramids have in common with artificial intelligence? According to Pim Haselager, they represent a similar peak in society.
Check his full talk at YouTube:https://t.co/B5pcymSGel #neuroscience #brain #ai #pyramids @Radboud_Uni pic.twitter.com/wfS6FOsq9Q

— Donders Institute (@DondersInst) May 23, 2019

Proud of our astrophysicists, who are part of the most important discoveries of the last decade, according to National Geographic👇 https://t.co/dNPh11rpB3

— Radboud University (@Radboud_Uni) December 17, 2019

Dutch Technology Week komt ook naar Arnhem op #Industriepark Kleefse Waard met: Ruud Koornstra (National Energy Commissioner), Jan Jonker (Professor of Sustainable Enterprise, Radboud University Nijmegen)en Jan Douwe Kroeske. https://t.co/mFSZiPIKYb

— Jan van Dellen (@DellenJan) May 1, 2019

In November, sixteen stakeholders deliberated on how important public values can be taken into account in the development of #nanotechnologies for #health.

Watch the video to see some of the outcomes and reflections from the day. https://t.co/7nfw1pPY4p #RRI #cocreation

— GoNano-project (@GoNano_EU) December 13, 2019

Check out the making of the 3D street art in Delft. Sponsored by
TU Delft and Gemeente Delft. #3Delft https://t.co/XII54LIhzx

— Science Centre Delft (@sciencecentre) June 12, 2017

Toilet paper. We use it every day, but often take it for granted. Do you even know what happens to it after you flush? PhD candidate (@TNWTUDelft) Suellen Espindola does. Are you ready to be amazed? @TUDelftTV https://t.co/h0LbPtfF0S

— TU Delta (@tudelta) September 27, 2019

Monitoring water quality is time consuming work. The new Pelican Drone from MAVLab @microuav, the @tudelft and @rijkswaterstaat can take water samples, and analyse them on the fly! Watch it in action! https://t.co/yo7nSqdLSI @CytoBuoy @marker_wadden @MinIenW

— TU Delft (@tudelft) September 26, 2019

https://twitter.com/TUeEAISI/status/1168555249537302530

EAISI is perfect match with @EU_Commission plans to improve Europe's excellence in #AI, says @ViolaRoberto. Watch his speech during Opening Academic Year @TUEindhoven https://t.co/Nqlkjt8HIt

— TU/e Artificial Intelligence Systems Institute (@TUeEAISI) September 3, 2019

The robots are here..! https://t.co/IlXgSDKMlB

— Lucassen lab University of Amsterdam (@LucassenPJ) November 9, 2019

#Meltwater | Around 129 million farmers depend on meltwater from the Himalayan glaciers for their crop production and livelihoods. This is shown by an international group of researchers from @WUR and @UniUtrecht, among others, in a new study. Interested? https://t.co/otN8lRZocf

— Wageningen U&R (@WUR) July 9, 2019

"A civic platform for health data creates tension. How can you know which platforms will handle your data with care, and which will not? That is proving difficult.", says Dr. Maartje Niezen, researcher at @RathenauNL
Read more: https://t.co/oxIuJzZc48 pic.twitter.com/HxD81stuWS

— Rathenau Instituut (@RathenauNL) June 26, 2019

“As a researcher and a historian, I think it is important to look at this material and see what it tells us about perpetrators, organizational structures that perpetrate mass violence and social circumstances that give birth to violence,” says @VukusicIva https://t.co/NcUK0XfWju

— Humanities Utrecht (@HumanitiesUU) March 20, 2019

Holiday! Time for relaxation or.. Science in the Sun! We have put together our magazine articles from the past months on 1 page. Convenient😀! Whatever the weather brings, you can peacefully enjoy perusing all 2019 articles again. Happy reading in the☀️! https://t.co/nGwXRnIyfN pic.twitter.com/JFhPLuuzhj

— University Groningen (@univgroningen) July 18, 2019

Setting up this year’s @univgroningen #Arctic Centre / GIA #archaeology field camp (supported by @NWONieuws) on beautiful #Uglit, #Nunavut! pic.twitter.com/rSzO2olAzy

— RUG Arctic Centre (@RUG_Arctic) July 21, 2019

How can Twitter improve discussion in a world of polarisation, misinformation and intolerance? @PolSciLeiden Rebekah Tromble receives a grant for an international research team, identifying problematic behaviours on #Twitter: https://t.co/tb36fWIS5X #onlinebehaviour @UniLeiden pic.twitter.com/vWVHRHulUQ

— Leiden SocialScience (@LeidenSocial) July 31, 2018

What Geert Wilders and the Antilles can tell us about tensions between populism and liberalism https://t.co/e9mcXyUXvP

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) December 17, 2017

To Hold Off the Right, New Dutch Coalition Partly Embraces It https://t.co/RDqlukYDY5 with @SLdeLange comments.

— Carl Berning (@carlberning) October 27, 2017

How can we effectively communicate risk and uncertainty without putting off or wrong-footing the public? https://t.co/cwDgf3is8u pic.twitter.com/ZbL9C8LWeC

— New Scientist (@newscientist) July 17, 2019

https://t.co/RwU23ZUda6 is live: a portal with structured information about genes and proteins in brain synapses. Collaboration between @news4go, @harvardmed, @MIT, @USC_Research and many others, coordinated by @VU_Science. #MCNlab https://t.co/68UUCHma3v pic.twitter.com/4HxIbIy7iO

— VU Science (@VU_Science) June 3, 2019

The Netherlands is planning to drop speed limits on Dutch highways in a bid to reduce nitrogen emissions https://t.co/UxVxWT2qvG

— Bloomberg (@business) November 13, 2019

🇳🇱The Netherlands has a new logo! It stands for solving global challenges together:#GlobalGoals pic.twitter.com/6CHBZpGUQ3

— Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs 🇳🇱 (@DutchMFA) November 11, 2019

MT @JURISTnews: On October 4, 1830, #Belgium was born, when separated from #TheNetherlands. http://t.co/AjhTMzDu24 pic.twitter.com/qGyM4MDrVA

— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) October 5, 2014

Pierre Wunsch, 51, became the new head of Belgium’s central bank in January. He holds a degree from Princeton and an economics PhD from UCL, and is generally considered to be more hawkish than his predecessor Jan Smets 7/ https://t.co/Dxscz4Dchi pic.twitter.com/uVmmc62rHR

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) June 4, 2019

Belgium central bank governor says ECB wants to see ‘sustainable adjustment’ in inflation https://t.co/bQLaRu65E8

— WSJ Central Banks (@WSJCentralBanks) June 14, 2017

Belgium's central bank fined ING Belgium for failing to oversee "suspicious activity" in a Russian-owned account for over a decade. The multinational last year paid over €700 million for "serious" breaches of anti-money laundering rules. https://t.co/jfvIJ821X1

— The Brussels Times (@BrusselsTimes) July 15, 2019

I participated today in a Conference at the Belgium Central Bank in the panel with the following topic: “Euro Area governance: is it fit for the next crisis”. Here are some of the slides I used: pic.twitter.com/opEiMk6a5m

— Vitor Constâncio (@VMRConstancio) November 5, 2018

🇧🇪🇪🇺 Minister of European Affairs @Koen_Geens1 is representing Belgium at the EU General Affairs Council (#GAC) in Brussels today.

The EU Ministers continue the preparations for the European Council (#EUCO) on December 12-13, which will be led for the 1st time by @CharlesMichel. pic.twitter.com/47z2E937Ap

— Belgium MFA 🇧🇪 (@BelgiumMFA) December 10, 2019

☕ Good morning from #Brussels!

On the agenda of the @EUCouncil today: the Foreign Affairs Council, which will be the first one chaired by the new EU 🇪🇺 HR/VP @JosepBorrellF. We wish him good luck at the #FAC!

Take a look at the full agenda here ➡️ https://t.co/bxBZspkUGc pic.twitter.com/TfZqlH0NvF

— Belgium in the EU (@BelgiumEU) December 9, 2019

https://twitter.com/Sophie_Wilmes/status/1201562369803137029

Say goodbye to cycling-related injuries thanks to smart textiles! Read the article in @imec_int magazine: https://t.co/6eSdQ0ae2Q

— UGent EA (@ugent_fea) August 1, 2019

British schools test 'robot teachers' to tackle staff shortages. Our @SciRobotics paper making the news. https://t.co/83npVvxBNd @telegraphtech @ugent_fea @IDLabResearch

— Tony Belpaeme (@TonyBelpaeme) October 28, 2019

Listen to the #PortXL podcast with @WayneVisser & learn about the Sustainable Transformation Lab, how to apply the SDGs & dive into innovation culture in the port sector. https://t.co/DszJeiSMoO

— Antwerp Mgt School (@AntwMgtSchool) September 19, 2019

The right use of data can give companies a strategic advantage. In his recent research, #Vlerick Professor Kristof Stouthuysen says that this offers a great opportunity for CFOs. Technology is making access to valuable data more relevant than ever. https://t.co/va59yCHGSw pic.twitter.com/rkPal6ktPI

— Vlerick (@Vlerick) December 13, 2019

Breakthrough IoT technology for IoT applications featured on cover of Nature Electronics. @imec_int, @TNO_Research and @CartamundiCards develop flexible tags that communicate with standard touch screens. https://t.co/PsDKDQ7ZiF #iot #natureelectronics pic.twitter.com/GXsSREFt85

— imec (@imec_int) December 17, 2019

Systems medicine to RESOLVE metabolic syndrome https://t.co/cepKXHPPpg via @HealthEuropa and @TUEindhoven

— Natal van Riel (@nvanriel) March 19, 2019

https://twitter.com/AntwMgtSchool/status/1199267126084853761

"Salvaging the WTO requires understanding US strategy and forming a view about US strategy requires the EU to make its mind up about China" – @mariademertzis

>> https://t.co/M8xGsUmsWK pic.twitter.com/aSJmP6hhky

— Bruegel (@Bruegel_org) December 21, 2019

So, here is the leaked draft of the European Green Deal plan that Ursula von der Leyen will present this afternoon. A thread.

(You can read it here >> https://t.co/1YDYw9YaHn) pic.twitter.com/JuyPw2XWPW

— Simone Tagliapietra (@Tagliapietra_S) December 11, 2019

What does 'getting Brexit done" actually involve? In today's podcast, we discussed the difficulty of doing trade deals with the EU and the USA before the end of 2020 https://t.co/cZK2NzyIuY

— Nicholas Barrett (@nbarrett100) December 10, 2019

No change in @ECB core inflation forecast pattern since @Lagarde took over: actual inflation undershoot earlier projections,while new projections expect higher inflation later. Will this time be different? Paper https://t.co/k4TD8O4P05 & blog https://t.co/2AYkRYnBvg @Bruegel_org pic.twitter.com/8ViTeOQYrn

— Zsolt Darvas (@ZsoltDarvas) December 16, 2019

I estimate the UK’s net contribution to the 2021-2027 EU Multiannual Financial Framework at close to €20 billion: https://t.co/ERjdq0NMr0 @Bruegel_org

— Zsolt Darvas (@ZsoltDarvas) December 16, 2019

Once again #kuleuven is the 7th most innovative university in the world. We're the highest ranked university outside the US! 🎉https://t.co/Hq1HsaVIJx

— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) October 24, 2019

#Plundervolt exposes vulnerability in security technology of Intel processors

💻 #kuleuven research by @jovanbulck and Frank Piessens
💻 collaboration with @unibirmingham and @tugraz https://t.co/BG6rFuMYXo

— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) December 11, 2019

Catch up with our latest news about the AI Experience Center because … it is officially OPEN ✅

👉👉https://t.co/6okETfN6y3 #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #Brussels #VUB #Opening #News

— Artificial Intelligence Lab Brussels (@aibrussels) November 25, 2019

A glimpse into the present state of security in robotics https://t.co/M0kvtER2eg research by @IDLabResearch

— Fabio Assolini (@assolini) October 14, 2019

Programming robots at #AIFlanders researchers day @UAntwerpen @clipsua pic.twitter.com/MJzKcnrsIS

— Jeska Buhmann (@JeskaLVDL) December 14, 2019

https://twitter.com/steligence/status/1187278315389894656

Bacteria that can supply our fridges and TVs with electricity. It may be hard to believe, but a team of scientists at the University of Antwerp, Delft University of Technology and Hasselt University have discovered that this isn't as unlikely as it sounds. https://t.co/nDKfm4Btci pic.twitter.com/gcNfirV3z3

— Micropia (@Micropia) October 31, 2019

With #TrainStations all over the world, what makes Tokyo’s stations stand out? “Here, stations are like cities embedded within the city,” says @EricHaubruge, a professor at the University of Liège. What does he mean? Find out in the video below! #InspiredByTokyo #Trains pic.twitter.com/DghqXb8Z4X

— Tokyo Gov (@Tokyo_gov) February 22, 2019

Répercussions urbaines d'un #orage violent ce dimanche 2 juin à #Thessalonique (vidéo. M. Erpicum) #Grece #AIC pic.twitter.com/F1EDp89i0V

— Laboratoire de Climatologie (ULiège) (@ClimatoULiege) June 3, 2019

The flying soldier #14Juillet pic.twitter.com/8GS8JJNUx8

— Michaela Wiegel (@MichaelaWiegel) July 14, 2019

#Walgreens is successfully migrating from Oracle to #MariaDB in the #cloud. Read about it in @computerworlduk. https://t.co/Z535JF96oZ

— MariaDB Corporation (@mariadb) July 27, 2019

Future evolution of extreme precipitation over Belgium as simulated by MAR…@Doutreloup https://t.co/mvLmonucHg

— Xavier Fettweis (@xavierfettweis) June 19, 2019

#cyanobacteria, you'll find them where you least expect it! #microbemonday #microalgae #microbiology #biodiversity #openscience @ULiegeResearch @ResearchUGent #Antarctica @belspo @UCLouvain_be pic.twitter.com/09GniEFYr1

— BCCM Collections (@BccmCollections) November 25, 2019

Mountain streams: idyllic, peaceful…and an unexpectedly high source of CO2 to the atmosphere?

Horgby & colleagues quantify the importance of these freshwater systems to the global C cyclehttps://t.co/mDuD4G2p9y @sber_epfl @EPFL @epflENAC @unil @ULBruxelles @mcgillu @aslo_org pic.twitter.com/EXdBN3Y1DQ

— Nature Communications (@NatureComms) October 25, 2019

The chain that might connect to your sink stopper is an excellent model of a polymer, despite the dramatic differences between the worlds of molecules and macroscopic objects. @umons https://t.co/eNavq7DubD

— Physics (@APSPhysicsEd) February 23, 2018

A parent's guide to rage: "Anger is much more prevalent in some cultures than others,” explains #kuleuven professor Batja Mesquita from @PPW_KULeuven @ERC_Research https://t.co/Hgc2EEIW9Z

— KU Leuven News (@LeuvenU) May 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/Bioref_Cluster/status/1141590741761830912

5 Tips for Communicating Research to Policy Makers https://t.co/IvgCHze51v

— Ghent University Research (@ResearchUGent) June 18, 2019

https://twitter.com/BelgiumMFA/status/1187256368723611648

Science and Technology Vol.7

‘I’m not a robot’ pic.twitter.com/xQXvqDHzrF

— Farbod Saraf (@farbodsaraf) September 17, 2019

Reason why #GoogleMaps is superior to competitor |#ArtificialIntelligence #AI #MachineLearning #ML #Mapping #MachineIntelligence #Technology #InternetofThings #IoT #BigData #Video #RT pic.twitter.com/lwWZKvyzJY pic.twitter.com/BkNMxglprU

— Ronald van Loon @ #HuaweiConnect & #Sibos (@Ronald_vanLoon) September 14, 2019

Wondering how we could take a pictures of a black hole? Learn more about this amazing discovery⤵️ pic.twitter.com/cfqI1laU8l

— ERC Europe (@ERC_Research) September 6, 2019

https://twitter.com/ERC_Research/status/1155811825092460544
https://twitter.com/ERC_Research/status/1161540465017139200
https://twitter.com/ERC_Research/status/1168848629299372032

EPFL researchers are developing tiny biodegradable implants that doctors could use in the future to control the release of painkillers within tissue.@lmis1_epfl @MatthieuRuegg https://t.co/pzlGaeW3VF

— EPFL School of Engineering (@EPFLEngineering) August 8, 2019

'IceWind' is an innovative wind turbine that can actually withstand hurricane-force winds pic.twitter.com/rADxu60PqI

— Mashable (@mashable) September 8, 2019

This device uses water to charge all of your tech pic.twitter.com/nIIQEfPb10

— Mashable (@mashable) September 4, 2019

In 2010, the iPhone represented about 15% of the 175 million smartphones sold worldwide.

Fast-forward to today, and Apple still has about 15% of the market, but total smartphone sales have mushroomed to 1.4 billion https://t.co/oGxzNal1A4 via @BW pic.twitter.com/CUcpkszxbk

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) August 26, 2019

The pig virus can live in your pepperoni or salami for up to 30 days, frozen meat for 104 days and in Parma ham for nearly 400 days https://t.co/J4dqJgenHM

— Bloomberg (@business) August 26, 2019

A new blood test can detect signs of a concussion faster than existing imaging, study shows https://t.co/sr2fe9Tq6q

— Bloomberg (@business) August 26, 2019

Jack Dorsey's Twitter account was hacked, tweeted racial slurs https://t.co/Fn8H9MziuN pic.twitter.com/VWIJTkSlUn

— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) August 30, 2019

WhatsApp Security Destroyed By Just Visiting A Website—Why The Latest iPhone Hack Is Terrifying: https://t.co/hdT3Grn5MN

— Forbes Tech (@ForbesTech) August 31, 2019

Data Ethics: A writer for The Domino Data Science Field Note covers Chris Wiggin's talk at Berkeley on how companies and data scientists can design ethical products: https://t.co/zfp9IPLwfH #dataforgood #DataScience @chrishwiggins pic.twitter.com/mEfWPonUSR

— Columbia DataScience (@DSI_Columbia) August 6, 2019

Grantee @perryworldhouse is advancing interdisciplinary research on the world’s most urgent challenges. See interim director @mchorowitz's research on AI and the future of war cited in the latest issue of @TheEconomist. #natsec #bridgingthegap https://t.co/VC97dqHyKf

— Carnegie Corporation (@CarnegieCorp) September 5, 2019

Did you catch FluidForm on @CBSThisMorning? One step closer to #3Dprinting a human heart. #FRESHprinting pic.twitter.com/Ka8eKln4hm

— FluidForm (@FluidForm3D) August 2, 2019

In the aerospace sector, every ounce saved by optimizing a part’s size & weight can help offset fuel use, thereby reducing costs & environmental impacts. Kate Whitefoot & Burak Kara are collaborating to lighten the load https://t.co/v03xc1Kjze #additivemanufacturing @kswhitefoot pic.twitter.com/Wp5euCNx5o

— CMU Mechanical Eng. (@CMU_Mech) September 2, 2019

The economic costs of air pollution have fallen sharply over the past decade. New research from @CMU_EPP and @teppercmu shows which economic sectors have contributed to that decline—and which have not.https://t.co/KKk0C4c4ZV pic.twitter.com/xX1pfGS0lm

— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) September 10, 2019

More than 30K U.S. lives could be saved by reducing air pollution levels below the current air quality standard, a similar number to the deaths from car accidents each year. #airquality https://t.co/Axe3dlMhfj pic.twitter.com/vWL3wmxNGv

— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) July 29, 2019

Professor @CostaSamaras and post-doctoral researcher Corey Harper investigated the effects of #private AVs on cities, using Seattle as a case #study.https://t.co/Z2gMrqUDqU

— CMU CEE (@CMU_CEE) September 11, 2019

"The fact that @WeWork is even considering going out with a valuation of a third of the last round suggests that the additional infusion is important to them." – Chester Spatt @ErikSherman @FortuneMagazine #WeWork https://t.co/cGaSfhrn0S

— Tepper CMU (@teppercmu) September 16, 2019

Do FaceApp's terms & conditions have you in a panic? @CyLab director @LorrieTweet tells @TIME you should be concerned about more than just this one app. https://t.co/bOxR01WYi5

— CyLab (@CyLab) July 22, 2019

Great article @3DPrint_com about #FRESHprinting and #MachineLearning as we work to be able to #3Dprint ANY soft or liquid material and collaborate across 4 departments and 3 colleges @CarnegieMellon @cmu_bme @cmu_mse @CMUEngineering @mldcmu @SCSatCMU @CMU_Chem @CmuScience https://t.co/zF1bm43m0q

— Feinberg Group @CMU (@RegenBio) August 24, 2019

Jay Apt was quoted by @ap about the challenges of utility-scale battery storage. Arizona Public Service has adopted battery storage technology to deploy renewable energy and build a more resilient power grid, but their recent fire …https://t.co/LXNwaPnNQk

— CMU Engineering & Public Policy (@CMU_EPP) August 6, 2019

Jay Apt was quoted in a @usatoday article about a massive blackout that hit New York City on July 13th. He explained that there will always be some unreliability in the power system. “Power outages are a factor of our life in the power system,” said Apt. https://t.co/OQXGHsWu3E

— CMU Engineering & Public Policy (@CMU_EPP) August 28, 2019

Crowdsourcing and machine learning are two techniques used by @CarnegieMellon's Delphi group to forecast flu epidemics; combining methods, including social media monitoring, might be even better, says @CDCgov. https://t.co/nGzVky3DJe @nature @mldcmu @CMU_DietrichHSS

— CMU School of Computer Science (@SCSatCMU) September 19, 2019

On behalf of @CMUEngineering, I wish all students, faculty, and staff a great first day of classes! #happyfirstdayofschool pic.twitter.com/ucovSsFPo7

— Jonathan Cagan (@joncagan) August 26, 2019

Organ-on-e-chip: 3-D self-rolled biosensor array to electrically interrogate electrogenic cells https://t.co/N33HvtwGo4 via @physorg_com

— Cohen-Karni Lab (@CohenKarniLab) August 28, 2019

Researchers from @cmu_bme have shown that collagen can be 3D-printed to recreate functional components of the human heart @sciencemagazine #NMedHighlight https://t.co/8V86GtIMAK

— Nature Medicine (@NatureMedicine) September 18, 2019

https://twitter.com/AMCprizes/status/1163908584226402311

Announcing the 2019 Ig Nobel Prize Winners – https://t.co/PssUu4ww7u

— Improbable Research (@improbresearch) September 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/JackDAshby/status/1172767109698523136

Ig Nobel Prizes: Nappy-changing tech leads the way at spoof ceremony https://t.co/CmeOCGedm4

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 13, 2019

Why do wombats poo cubes? Fluid dynamicist Patricia Yang just won an Ig Nobel Prize for her work on this question. She spoke to us last year about the surprising science behind our bathroom habits https://t.co/1nPL9laxja pic.twitter.com/MpO500WJQ2

— New Scientist (@newscientist) September 13, 2019

Can pizza made and eaten in Italy cure cancer?

Studying testicle temperatures in naked and clothed French postmen.

Does holding a pen in your mouth make you smile more?

The sillier side of science is celebrated at the annual Ig Nobel Prizes https://t.co/c3hKGyvohE pic.twitter.com/VQ2QuwC2kN

— AFP news agency (@AFP) September 13, 2019

IG Nobel winners include Dutch and Turkish researchers who figured out which nation has the yuckiest money, an Italian scientist who urged consumption of pizza for health benefits, and an Iranian engineer for a diaper-changing machine. https://t.co/OxsDwV1xCO #odd

— AP Oddities (@AP_Oddities) September 13, 2019

A team of Japanese researchers won this year's Ig Nobel Prize for Chemistry for a multiyear study on the total volume of saliva produced per day by a typical five-year-old child. https://t.co/PzpRx6tN02

— Nippon.com (@nippon_en) September 14, 2019

Cubed wombat poop, why your left scrotum runs hot, among Ig Nobel winners https://t.co/c7w6zCZdFe by @JenLucPiquant

— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) September 12, 2019

Study of French postmen's testicles is an Ig Nobel winner https://t.co/cZ407hJNuI

— Guardian Science (@guardianscience) September 12, 2019

When cockroaches meet advanced quantum technology. Experiments carried out at @NTUsg to study how the insects may sense magnetic fields have won CQT's Rainer Dumke and colleagues an Ig Nobel prize. Find out more about the science behind the story: https://t.co/qNlohQfiJR https://t.co/sMndodNAxd

— CQT (@quantumlah) September 13, 2019

Congratulations to this year's Ig Nobel winners! Earlier this year we caught up with 2018 winner @lindieliang, who shared her thoughts on why the award is so important to the research community https://t.co/Ke6cbwjoP1

— Elsevier (@ElsevierConnect) September 13, 2019

How to Watch the Ig Nobel Prize Ceremonyhttps://t.co/XxkyLD9HlX pic.twitter.com/ucwxlVnK25

— Improbable Research (@improbresearch) September 12, 2019

A fascination with the funny drives the annual Ig Nobel science awards founded by Marc Abrahams '78 https://t.co/haUkdRt7iy

— Harvard Alumni Association (@HarvardAlumni) September 10, 2019

#Didyouknow Andre Geim is the only Nobel Laureate to have received an IgNobel Prize – which honours achievements that first make people laugh, then think. He was awarded his #NobelPrize for creating graphene and his IgNobel for using magnets to levitate a frog! pic.twitter.com/YPxwJJ3GJ8

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) September 12, 2019

It most certainly does and CEE Prof. Ravindra Duddu is on it! #multiscalemodeling #computationalscience and, of course, #physics.https://t.co/WCGTVfHpVh

— VU Engineering (@VUEngineering) September 12, 2019

Food for thought: A fungus that attacks #bananas has shown up in the Americas, now threatening the crop worldwide. Is genetic engineering the answer? Do we really have to have that many bananas? asks @adele_peters https://t.co/WyZBWGrlr5 via @FastCompany #agriculture #food

— CSTV (@UW_CSTV) September 11, 2019

According to Hector Iturribarria Bazaldua, the most exciting aspect of #biomechanics is the “unknowingness.” Bazaldua was part of ME’s first cohort of undergrads to graduate with a concentration in biomechanics.
Read more about this degree option here: https://t.co/kGtO6lcdiw pic.twitter.com/9sjIF0QEOU

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) September 12, 2019

More coverage on how "Washington University thinks bugs could help find bombs" @comissourian #engineering https://t.co/elcFoodaXM

— McKelvey Engineering @ WashU (@WashUengineers) July 18, 2016

In which Jordan Binnington proves he wasn’t assembled in a Washington University engineering lab. https://t.co/BjA2AUKHu8

— Matt Sebek (@MattSebek) June 13, 2019

Emerging technologies like #AI & #ML have tremendous potential to support enterprises in their quest to solve some of their most critical problems in procurement by improving operational & strategic efficiencies while bringing competitive advantage. https://t.co/XsExDrFgde

— STPI (@stpiindia) September 14, 2019

After more than 20 years of genetic engineering in farming, consumers still remain skeptical and even say they are “grossed out” by genetically modified food, according to a new study from Washington University in St. Louis. https://t.co/mqM5ZNvrv2

— Non-GMO Report (@nongmoreport) September 24, 2018

73% of UK firms have adopted #IoT, compared with 88% in Germany and China, 87% in France and the US, and 83% in Japan. So, why is the UK so far behind? https://t.co/Eh9rBc0Avn #Technology #Microsoft #Research pic.twitter.com/5pvNf5aOlC

— Microsoft UK (@MicrosoftUK) August 1, 2019

Newark isn’t alone.

At least 10 other cities have been struggling for years with elevated levels of lead in drinking water, according to our analysis of water quality data. https://t.co/PEJdcHRSRl pic.twitter.com/ely26TpYM4

— Bloomberg Environment (@environment) August 24, 2019

This is how an Erickson S-64 Skycrane drops water on a fire pic.twitter.com/sZKdWyIg4h

— Physics Fun (@PhysicsVideo_) September 5, 2019

This is what happens when scientists inject lava with water. Explosive experiments with manmade lava are helping to answer important questions on the basic physics of lava-water interactions, which are common in nature but poorly understood https://t.co/GVzCCyVcop pic.twitter.com/78LugVcnRP

— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 28, 2019

How are they this fast in water? pic.twitter.com/ibjOcU7R0s

— Earth's Beauty (@PhysicsAndAstr1) September 5, 2019

https://twitter.com/RowenaCB9/status/1159533003674177536

Our resident fashion expert @drpatsyperry of @UoMMaterials has been discussing the rising trend of #vegan fashion with @bbcnews https://t.co/SEEf2zbvlq

— UoM News (@UoMNews) September 2, 2019

The wonder material might finally reach the mainstream. https://t.co/3FDs24R2mJ

— Futurism (@futurism) March 13, 2019

@FaradayInst is delighted to announce it will award a further £55m for energy storage research to five UK-based consortia to conduct application-inspired research aiming to make step changes in battery and EV performance and costhttps://t.co/voDgD5sunN #IndustrialStrategy pic.twitter.com/48RiJKtaxg

— Faraday Institution (@FaradayInst) September 4, 2019

https://twitter.com/GrapheneUCam/status/1171044894623838208

Congratulations to @Cambridge_Uni spin-out Gyroscope Therapeutics, which has raised £50.4m in Series B funding from @SynconaLtd and our sister organisation @cic_vc. https://t.co/ECQbsa2HYx

— Cambridge Enterprise (@UCamEnterprise) September 3, 2019

Nice feature on p/f company @EchionT, which spun out of @Cambridge_Eng in 2017. The name ‘Echion’ comes from the Greek word for ‘spiny’ (ekhinos), which loosely describes the nano structure of the company's novel battery material. @NanoDTC @Kings_College https://t.co/LGMuPpWRcg

— Cambridge Enterprise (@UCamEnterprise) August 28, 2019

Introducing the wall-climbing #robot inspired by a #leech: https://t.co/HECALyaO8h

Our researchers have helped develop a soft & flexible leech-shaped robot that can climb vertical walls.

Watch it in action: https://t.co/fPQaTYrZHV

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) September 2, 2019

Cambridge engineers help break a piano playing world record https://t.co/f1lZ8kZqLY pic.twitter.com/K6zMxRPH52

— Cambridge in America (@cantabusa) August 30, 2019

Mark Greenwood and James Locke from the University's Sainsbury Laboratory @slcuplants reveal how #plants tell the time and coordinate their cellular rhythms @ConversationUK. @PLOSBiology #sciencetwitter https://t.co/XV0W4XL0oY

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) August 26, 2019

An AI-powered 'GPS' for chemistry could speed up the development of new medicines. https://t.co/TKkYTcB7hl #CambridgeAI #AI @DeptofPhysics @Catz_Cambridge

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) September 3, 2019

Congratulations to all early-career researchers who have been awarded @ERC_Research funding! Eight Cambridge ECRs will study everything from new materials to cosmology to the placenta: https://t.co/n4m1TISDBU

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) September 4, 2019

Listen to our very own Man of Steel, Harry Bhadeshia, talk to the @NakedScientists https://t.co/Vmlac16Yf1

— Cambridge Materials (@cu_mat) March 21, 2019

Professor James Elliott could have a big impact on our use of plastics. The Fitz Fellow's research looks at developing recyclable or environmentally degradable materials. More: https://t.co/xkeBxGzqHA https://t.co/5EOwGP1y2e pic.twitter.com/CMnzwZAkvE

— Fitzwilliam College (@FitzwilliamColl) July 18, 2019

We're delighted to be featured in @TCIndex this week, where you can read more about the installation of the UK's first Oculus staircase: https://t.co/OspwQVu9qa

For more information on the Oculus staircase at Cardiff Innovation Campus ➡️ https://t.co/723xQ2K0Da pic.twitter.com/oZfR5qxajn

— Bouygues UK (@BouyguesUK) September 4, 2019

Ventilation is key for healthy homes #partF #Sustainability #Passivhaus https://t.co/fLm3d0feYf

— CIAT Republic of Ireland Centre (@CIATIreland) September 2, 2019

New Dublin airport visual control tower build timelapse https://t.co/YVpFong7tk via @YouTube #irishaviation @bamirl_ @arupgroup @stwarchitects @wearelinesight @turnertownsend @vandijkarch

— IAA (@IAApress) August 28, 2019

One of North America’s first #highspeedtrains will run between Dallas and Houston. We’re combining local and international high-speed rail expertise to deliver geotechnical, #rail + civil #engineering. Read more: https://t.co/7fNgPezB0f pic.twitter.com/7wbhmFRo1s

— Arup (@ArupGroup) September 3, 2019

Mace’s latest market view for the Middle East and North Africa shows that increasing oil prices are laying the foundations for a stronger construction outlook in the region. Read the full report: https://t.co/MZs1k4xO8V pic.twitter.com/fv0KuRY5IB

— Mace (@MaceGroup) July 5, 2019

Introducing the Structural Precast Extension for Autodesk #Revit 2020.1. Learn more: https://t.co/ng8qibens9 via @tomekf pic.twitter.com/oIHbc84YTf

— Autodesk Revit (@AutodeskRevit) September 3, 2019

This #sustainabledrainage innovation simply turns roadside filter drains into treatment devices that protect the water environment from toxic metals contamination.

Great to see news of the first installation solving #pollution on the M56.#AquaXchange #waterquality @TCIndex https://t.co/CANOgvn4Fi

— SDS Water (@SDSWater) September 4, 2019

Combination of #AI & #IoT can make modern buildings smarter by managing various utilities like energy management, water management, building maintenance, fault detection & parking in a sophisticated way by focusing on energy conservation & sustainability. https://t.co/V4ZPZnvwnq

— STPI (@stpiindia) August 16, 2019

This Slovak startup is using #AI and #drones to help preserve natural water cycles. #WorldWaterWeek https://t.co/8VQRWixBba

— Microsoft Europe (@MSEurope) August 29, 2019

Manufacturers can address the common treatment requirement of removing heavy metals from industrial wastewater through two methods: precipitation and ultrafiltration.https://t.co/VOh4lphIkm pic.twitter.com/r92ruZyAOt

— Water Technology (@WaterTechOnline) August 27, 2019

Newark isn’t alone.

At least 10 other cities have been struggling for years with elevated levels of lead in drinking water, according to our analysis of water quality data. https://t.co/PEJdcHRSRl pic.twitter.com/ely26TpYM4

— Bloomberg Environment (@environment) August 24, 2019

Does your lawn have a drinking problem? Upgrade to low water plants and save big bucks! https://t.co/7OUWU6Q6vT #SaveMoney #SaveWater pic.twitter.com/AFIoxve1Lz

— South Coast Water (@southcoastwater) August 14, 2019

We're proud to be leading the way in renewable technologies & energy efficiency by pledging to deliver net zero emissions by 2040 – five years ahead of the nationwide target set by the @scotgov. #ScotPfG #netzero @GreenerScotland @ScotRenew @SW_Horizons https://t.co/1aWKq5anaB pic.twitter.com/ylhpnWbnEK

— Scottish Water (@scottish_water) September 3, 2019

Built infrastructure should be designed in balance with nature, recognizing that its performance is dependent not just on technology, but also on ecosystem services.

Concerted efforts are needed to allow ecosystems and infrastructure to work in tandem ➡ https://t.co/JthT0ztZwK pic.twitter.com/PekgSMJsmH

— IUCN Water Programme (@IUCN_Water) September 4, 2019

Any rain that fell over the city’s water catchments in the past week has not made any impact on our dwindling dam levels. Water restrictions are still in place, with community water officers set to give on-the-spot $220 fines for any breaches from today.https://t.co/B2AiOJS7z7

— The Daily Telegraph (@dailytelegraph) August 31, 2019

Sydney to suck more water from Shoalhaven River as dam levels dive | @p_hannam https://t.co/KW4MC2yLbX

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) September 2, 2019

Global demand for energy is increasing rapidly, but are hydropower dams still viable options?

Check out our new visual story feature to explore the issue https://t.co/I0tSsYeBi8 @IUCN_Water #WWWeek pic.twitter.com/aZPFLFukIb

— IUCN (@IUCN) August 30, 2019

Sisk plans to invest €2.8m in electric company cars https://t.co/qknt55ke6g via @IrishTimesBiz

— John Sisk & Son (@SiskGroup) September 2, 2019

In pictures: Sisk picked for mixed-use Docklands scheme https://t.co/6UGcmR2Dhj

— John Sisk & Son (@SiskGroup) August 1, 2019

Southern Europe Vol.1 (Italy Vol.3 / Spain Vol.6 / Portugal Vol.1)

Italy
Italy

Central bank communication allows for further leverage even at times when standard policy tools have limited room of manoeuvre. Read about #MonetaryPolicy, #inflation and #QuantitativeEasing in #Europe on #BankofItaly Research Highlights @ecb https://t.co/Xh6CjyITLn

— Banca d'Italia (@bancaditalia) August 2, 2019

Foreign investors have been purchasing Italian government securities since the beginning of the year and the Bank of Italy’s negative balance on the TARGET2 payment system has narrowed. Read the #BankOfItaly Economic Bullettin (No. 3/2019) online today: https://t.co/znRAbbJl8Y pic.twitter.com/cuWDIakpqx

— Banca d'Italia (@bancaditalia) July 12, 2019

“A more diversified financial system, with banks and non-bank financial institutions complementing each other, can improve resource allocation and promote growth”, Deputy Governor of #BankofItaly L.F. Signorini said in Naples. Full text here: https://t.co/EL6uyK2TnX #FinTech pic.twitter.com/TkXbceEWpL

— Banca d'Italia (@bancaditalia) June 19, 2019

#BankOfItaly Economic Bulletin The projections point to a slowdown in growth this year: the central projection for #GDP growth is for 0.1% this year, 0.8% next year and 1.0% in 2021#Bankitalia #BollettinoEconomico #BE 3/19 pic.twitter.com/G0EKwUnXBM

— Ufficio Stampa della Banca d'Italia (@UfficioStampaBI) July 12, 2019

#BankOfItaly #BE 3/19 EconomicBulletin: Economic activity in Italy may have remained unchanged or decreased slightly in the second quarter. The main contributory factor is the weak industrial cycle, common to Germany too, caused by persisting trade tensions pic.twitter.com/1Xhk8ucU5W

— Ufficio Stampa della Banca d'Italia (@UfficioStampaBI) July 12, 2019

"As it is, Italy is struggling with its economy and finances," writes @ianbremmer. "A genuine confrontation with Brussels would put the screws to an Italian economy that [Matteo] Salvini vowed to resuscitate" https://t.co/FH4VX55CDo

— TIME (@TIME) August 18, 2019

"Only Greece is in worse shape, and Greece’s economy is small enough that it can be bailed out. Italy’s economy, the euro zone’s third largest, is far too big for that," writes @ianbremmer https://t.co/ONx3W32yiN

— TIME (@TIME) June 13, 2019

Italy's prime minister announced his resignation as he made a blistering attack on his own interior minister, Matteo Salvini, accusing him of sinking the ruling coalition and endangering the economy for personal and political gain pic.twitter.com/4Y9qHftaBD

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) August 20, 2019

Italy’s government is on the brink of collapse. But how bad is the situation of Italy’s economy? Markus Will from @HSGStGallen shares his insights. pic.twitter.com/1JFVD2n1wr

— DW Business (@dw_business) August 12, 2019

"Going for a snap election just one year and a half after the last one […] can be dangerous for our economy," says Assistant Professor @Vinceman86 from @UniLUISS #Conte #Italy pic.twitter.com/1zfp2XwlTa

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) August 20, 2019

https://twitter.com/IAIonline/status/1163474815740776448

We need to talk about Italy:

-its debt to GDP ratio is 130%, which is highest since WWII
-in past decade its economy has expanded just 0.6% in real terms
-Youth unemployment is 30%
-cannot invest big to boost growth while in Euro
-is now trapped in a downward debt-growth spiral pic.twitter.com/IOae8CuGpB

— Matthew Goodwin (@GoodwinMJ) July 27, 2019

Italy's ex PM @matteorenzi speaks exclusively to The Observer. "My dream is to help my country avoid the destruction of its economy and institutions, not be the guy who holds the keys to create a government.”https://t.co/ePTsyvUrfd pic.twitter.com/jWwtsAKxQU

— Angela Giuffrida (@GiuffridaA) August 17, 2019

TRUMP SHAKES EU: Italy’s Prime Minister Conte says he will resign, sparking political uncertainty in the eurozone’s third-largest economy; Leaves Country Open To Elect Nationalist Salvini as PM #FactsMatter #PatriotsAwakened https://t.co/3EcdE40PZx

— Ken Jones⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@sxdoc) August 20, 2019

Salvini puts Italy on a collision course with Europe — To win the early elections and form a purely far-right government, he will have to deflect a poor economy and allegations of links to Putin
By ⁦@RachelDonadio⁩ https://t.co/2lmrNKqBsD

— Alfons López Tena #FBPE (@alfonslopeztena) August 9, 2019

Since 1990 the divergence in prices of housing (by far the largest asset class globally) btw NZ, Ireland, Australia, Canada and UK v. rest of world economy is astonishing. US housing cycle pales by comparison let alone Germany and Italy.https://t.co/EGVhJCZumE pic.twitter.com/bwJ9QsU0yv

— Adam Tooze (@adam_tooze) July 5, 2019

#Italy's banks index has slipped 20% from mid-April peak, confirming that the battered sector is in bear market, amid renewed worries about a showdown between Rome and Brussels over the #Eurozone's No. 3 economy's budget. (via RTRS) pic.twitter.com/8FeSaCwDmC

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) May 23, 2019

Italy's economy is one of the biggest downside risks to the global financial system and could spell disaster for Europe https://t.co/XTWgDemanm

— Business Insider UK (@BIUK) April 14, 2019

Who can blame Italy for signing a potential multi-billion Euro deal with China? The Italian economy is struggling and needs investment. The deal has spooked the EU, however, because it signals a turn away from the post-war economic order, says @domstandish https://t.co/agqixqb3iB

— spiked (@spikedonline) April 3, 2019

Jean-Claude Juncker urges Italy’s populist government to do more to boost the country’s contracting economy https://t.co/3cUZD48RdH

— Bloomberg (@business) April 2, 2019

Italy is the first large European economy to hop on board China's Belt and Road initiative. Pakistan's experience should give Italy reason to tread carefully. https://t.co/jFsr2oMFLa

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) April 2, 2019

Why is Karen Ward from @jpmorgan confident about what the impact of the Italian elections will have on the eurozone? Learn more with #UBSInvestorForum https://t.co/2xcXf08Efz #shareUBS pic.twitter.com/zSHO4UV5CR

— UBS (@UBS) March 12, 2018

Illegality and Italy’s new government https://t.co/5N24UQorml

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 5, 2018

What Italy’s political crisis told us about populism in Europe https://t.co/ZHoWei3dsA

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 11, 2018

Italy’s crisis and the question of democracy https://t.co/x1olivVtF4

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 4, 2018

Understanding Italy’s new ‘bipolar populism’ https://t.co/9yGMT499zS pic.twitter.com/xWeEWM4EKV

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) April 3, 2018

What Italy’s election result means for Europe https://t.co/EnmUkYZYH3

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 14, 2018

Italy’s election wasn’t just a populist takeover – it was also about the demise of the left https://t.co/aXP2FJ7dWq pic.twitter.com/mPYCOUqIpT

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 14, 2018

Italy’s election: The path to political radicalisation https://t.co/6fDqkukPxC pic.twitter.com/ntDfYWO8QN

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 12, 2018

Understanding the role of immigration in the Italian election result https://t.co/L0ycxbydJ7

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 12, 2018

Favorability of the #EU increased in many countries last year – but not in Italy #italyelections

Data from @pewresearch in our Munich Security Report 2018: https://t.co/o7FqwFP95v pic.twitter.com/w7us0GJP6C

— Munich Security Conference (@MunSecConf) March 6, 2018

Why are some Italians shooting migrants? Anti-#migrant discourse and the upcoming Italian election might have something to do with it, @PietroCastelliG and @MonageaFrancis argue at PRIF Blog. #Macerata https://t.co/J5Om0naJEf

— HSFK/PRIF (@HSFK_PRIF) February 13, 2018

Myself and @PietroCastelliG had a piece published on the terror attack in Macerata
Analysis | An Italian neo-fascist shot 6 immigrants. So why won't Italy's political parties condemn xenophobia? https://t.co/Vux7WAYlyE #Macerata

— Francis O'Connor (@MonageaFrancis) February 9, 2018

Elections are a moment of democracy. On 4 March the Italians will go to the polls. Whatever the outcome, I am confident that we will have a government that makes sure that #Italy remains a central player in #Europe and in shaping its future. https://t.co/EnwXVgOfVS

— Jean-Claude Juncker (@JunckerEU) February 22, 2018

Spain
Spain

"Population ageing and the stabilisation role of fiscal policy". Intervención del gobernador #bdeHdeCos en la 11ª Conferencia Anual organizada por @bcrpoficial y @The_RBWC (en inglés) https://t.co/v5ml4l9Zrr pic.twitter.com/IhI8oBmdkS

— Banco de España (@BancoDeEspana) July 18, 2019

General Government Debt reached €1.20 trillion in May https://t.co/FuZwu2uUfn #bdeStats #PublicDebt

— Banco de España (@BancoDeEspana) July 17, 2019

"Adequate solvency gives a competitive edge by reducing issuance costs" https://t.co/1mm0KGV5B6 #bdeMDelgado @KPMG

— Banco de España (@BancoDeEspana) July 12, 2019

"The gender promotion gap: evidence from central banking" https://t.co/WARFjteqNN among the most read entries this week @voxeu https://t.co/7QimgUtxlY #bdePublications

— Banco de España (@BancoDeEspana) July 11, 2019

"The @ecb is prepared to use its full arsenal of expansionary #MonetaryPolicy measures to push #inflation towards levels closer to its medium-term reference of 2%" https://t.co/KRKWGIcviM #bdeHdeCos

— Banco de España (@BancoDeEspana) July 1, 2019

The stock of doubtful loans fell slightly to €67.8 billion in May https://t.co/iiDAUtaLs7 #bdeStats pic.twitter.com/KjzEYg2MtE

— Banco de España (@BancoDeEspana) July 22, 2019

“One last change directly affecting us, and which merits highlighting, is the environmental challenge” […] “We participate actively in @NGFS_, which has just published its second report” – M. Delgado (Deputy Governor @BancoDeEspana): https://t.co/TdK26p5Q04

— Network for Greening the Financial System (@NGFS_) July 19, 2019

https://twitter.com/CFR_org/status/1044714438023172097

Spain's Basques form 202-km human chain to call for independence vote | Article [AMP] | Reuters https://t.co/3Feith9MFk

— Dr Gyda Sindre (@DrGydaSindre) June 11, 2018

[Opinion] #Catalonia has historically been, and still is to this day, a land where different cultures have met, mixed, and lived together.#EUWeekInReview https://t.co/Nd3RSvPzzp

— EUobserver (@euobs) June 9, 2018

Spain is booming and now voters are turning against the prime minister https://t.co/MDtjjGLfrK pic.twitter.com/fT1MPBzkQM

— Bloomberg (@business) April 18, 2018

Catalan parliament postpones vote on new leader https://t.co/WOX1Zz8qrR

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) March 10, 2018

Catalonia Spain: Pro-unity marchers parody secessionists https://t.co/GFaU2JEWvC

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 4, 2018

Exiled separatist Carles Puigdemont withdrawing from bid to be reappointed president of Spain's Catalonia region https://t.co/45nmrd2fmB

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) March 1, 2018

A Brief Analysis of Catalonia’s Independence Struggle. – https://t.co/3s2mOfFwpY pic.twitter.com/w9frxZthJF

— Australia Adventure (@AU_Adventure) December 29, 2017

.@UNLPoliSci prof: #Catalonia "huge stress test for EU." @UNLincoln article: https://t.co/RfrWx6oDUp

— Mike Tobias (@mtobiasNET) October 30, 2017

The Catalan and Spanish crisis: A European perspective https://t.co/EctZuPsZHM via @LSEEuroppblog

— Charles Powell (@CharlesTPowell) July 3, 2018

Auke Willems: The extradition saga continues: Is the latest ruling a win for Puigdemont, Spain, or for mutual trust? https://t.co/qJUHmJ297H

— European Institute (@LSEEI) July 20, 2018

From 2005’s ‘Permissive Consensus’ to TTIP’s ‘Empowering Dissensus’: The EU as a Playing Field for Spanish Civil Society – @JCERjournal https://t.co/vZpFVGr8Kq

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) July 25, 2018

Rajoy loses power in Spain: What happens now? https://t.co/4jd1wezrUT

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) June 2, 2018

The troubling legal and political uncertainty facing Catalonia https://t.co/yzdZfYi3h2

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) March 2, 2018

As you were: #Catalonia’s separatists are re-elected by a whisker https://t.co/GHHFxZvm2q via @TheEconomist

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) December 22, 2017

A Podcast on the Catalan Crisis: a debate between @mborrellporta and @josejolivas https://t.co/HE7vKD3zRH

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) December 9, 2017

Four graphs about #Catalonia and citizens’ attitudes towards the EU https://t.co/bDwy9HB05O by @ariamsita #euroscepticism

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) November 27, 2017

A tale of changing destinies: Why the Catalans are pushing for independence rather than the Basques https://t.co/uXoQ4JVv6U @LSEEuroppblog

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) November 8, 2017

The Who, Where, and When of Secession by Joseph S. Nye @ProSyn #CatalanReferendum https://t.co/vHrQiell5j

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) October 1, 2017

Catalans don’t want to secede, they want to be heard by @_ignaciomolina and @pmklose #catalonia #referendumCat https://t.co/uXnhWLIdLH

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) September 30, 2017

#Italy versus #Spain: Two measures for solving the same #banking problem https://t.co/85jhN0Eilh via @LSEEuroppblog

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) September 16, 2017

#Spain: economy set to grow faster than the #eurozone for the fifth consecutive year in 2018 – labour market reforms are bearing fruit. #DrStephan pic.twitter.com/g5g2CLe5ok

— Deutsche Bank (@DeutscheBank) April 10, 2018

Portugal

"Economics in a picture" from .@bancodeportugal #economicsinapicture https://t.co/2UAczrhlwO pic.twitter.com/Tcpnw0liQx

— Banco de Portugal (@bancodeportugal) August 9, 2019

Investment funds: households holding 44% of the total outstanding amount of fund shares/units in the first semester of 2019 #statistics https://t.co/Dr47wyvrdz pic.twitter.com/cMU9yZt4TX

— Banco de Portugal (@bancodeportugal) August 16, 2019

"Having gone through a mild boom, a slump, and a severe recession, the economy has re-emerged with a newfound strength. Portugal’s ability to rise to challenges is stronger today than in the last few decades" @mariofcenteno & Coelho @bancodeportugal https://t.co/ZXEU8jDorq

— VoxEU (@voxeu) June 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/AkwyZ/status/1064472017704050689

Amazing story ref #technology & #exploration #history! Circa 1500, #Portugal was most advanced tech nation in world. Vasco da Gama & his comrades were 15th & early 16th century equivalents to #US #astronauts & #Russia #cosmonauts in the 1960’s & 70’s. #navy #India #sea #space #UK https://t.co/nnRUy9giwl

— Roberto Alvarez (@robertoalvarez) March 23, 2019

Check out our latest technology trial in Portugal that has lowered 4G network response rates towards 5G levels. Great news for customers using mobile apps for #virtualreality #augmentedreality and #gaming https://t.co/k8F7SWhSQR pic.twitter.com/FRxgrRM8dU

— Vodafone Group (@VodafoneGroup) April 18, 2019

https://twitter.com/MSEurope/status/1134367565692776449

Students from Ireland mentored by @DCUFSH staff and postgraduates achieved massive success at the 17th European Union Science Olympiad held at the Faculty of Sciences and Technology @FCTNOVA in Almada, Portugal.https://t.co/tKpEJN4Sdk pic.twitter.com/3BzTMBAo6D

— DCU (@DublinCityUni) May 27, 2019

#Portugal: Euro Zone’s brightening socio-economic outlook by @globalonsolucas https://t.co/TIKbDvtKAV

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) January 26, 2018

The first post-crisis elections in #Portugal? The implications of the socialist victory https://t.co/r4OsT4I4rM via @LSEEuroppblog

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) October 11, 2017

#Portugal recovery offers pointed lessons for die-hard eurosceptics https://t.co/G6rkQdMhKb

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) September 21, 2017

How #Portugal’s leaders exploited the bail out to pass measures they already supported https://t.co/f7eKfEMJGk via @LSEEuroppblog

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) July 16, 2017

How Portugal's leaders exploited the bail out to pass measures they already supported https://t.co/dMLopekSAS

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) November 11, 2017

The first post-crisis elections in Portugal? The implications of the socialist victory in the 2017 local elections https://t.co/GM6PWHjjT8

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 16, 2017

The first post-crisis elections in Portugal? The implications of the socialist victory in the 2017 local elections https://t.co/GM6PWHjjT8

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) October 11, 2017

Canada Vol.21 (University of Waterloo, McGill University, University of British Columbia, University of Alberta, etc.)

Periodic Table Of Canada #Tech-2 https://t.co/tVyQcFknQp #startups @getflipp @TopHat @AbsorbLMS @clearbanc @venasolutions @benevity @ecobee @breather @AssentGlobal @wegalvanize @TouchBistro @clearpathrobots @Avidbots @Kik @wattpad @hopper @CrowdRiff @ChooseMuse @dwavesys

— Arcgate (@ArcgateInc) July 25, 2019

Only 7 days left to support @DemineRobotics' kickstarter campaign. Every pledge, share, like and comment helps spread the word about the problem of landmines and their push to make clearing them faster and safer! https://t.co/zEDjTg8X90 #mbetalumni #uwaterlooalumni #uwaterloo

— Conrad School (@conraduwaterloo) May 10, 2019

Congrats to the Conrad teams that won at the #VelocityFund Finals $5k Pitch Competition yesterday: Pulse Home, Forsa, Atlas Medical, and Special VR. https://t.co/O60SGEM28G

— Conrad School (@conraduwaterloo) March 27, 2019

Enterprise Co-op and BET 300 alumni @SienciLabs are raising funds for LongMill Benchtop CNC Router, which brings power of CNC milling to the maker, hobbyist, woodworker, and craftsman. Support their kickstarter now! https://t.co/XrADHW7HE7 #ecoop #bet300 #uwaterloo

— Conrad School (@conraduwaterloo) March 27, 2019

State-shifting smart material. Hard solid to soft gel and back again with no change in temperature. Read about this new material created by #UWaterloo researchers: https://t.co/IHTSWo1hPq @WaterlooENG #UWaterlooAlumni pic.twitter.com/BUuf9SslQn

— UWaterloo Alumni (@uwaterlooalumni) August 1, 2019

#UWaterlooAlumni discuss how next generation data, computing and human-machine interactions are key to developing safer and more efficient urban streets. Read more about what they have to say in the #UWaterlooMagazine: https://t.co/civdz70si6 @WaterlooENG @WaterlooMath pic.twitter.com/7TQEJLwatH

— UWaterloo Alumni (@uwaterlooalumni) July 31, 2019

Business founders Nirbhay Singh (BASc ’17) and Zaham Mustaq (BMath ’17) aim to help entrepreneurs prioritize their personal wellness. Read their story: https://t.co/BrOPe465lK #UWaterlooAlumni #UWaterloo @WaterlooENG @WaterlooMath pic.twitter.com/uuiSsar78W

— UWaterloo Alumni (@uwaterlooalumni) July 23, 2019

Waterloo Associate Professor Suzanne Kearns receives the 2019 "Elsie" Education award from The Northern Lights Aero Foundation. The award honours Canadian women who have made outstanding contributions to aviation and aerospace. https://t.co/ekJWfXhzzl pic.twitter.com/vLpYX1zpkF

— Daily Bulletin (@uwdailybulletin) July 22, 2019

Recently awarded Canada Excellence Research Chair Katja Mombaur will join @UWaterloo in spring 2020. In this video highlighting the #CERC program, Katja discusses her new role & renowned research in human-centred robotics. https://t.co/Q09RD15dGT @WaterlooENG @NSERC_CRSNG

— Waterloo Research (@UWResearch) July 26, 2019

Congrats to @Uwaterloo’s new & renewing @CRC_CRC Canada Research Chairs & @uwaterlooARTS Professor Evan Risko on receiving additional @InnovationCA JELF funding. https://t.co/L7gClDeUPO @ahswaterloo @WaterlooENG @envwaterloo @WaterlooSci @KirstyDuncanMP @WaterlooMath pic.twitter.com/fZ2cnUpbIC

— Waterloo Research (@UWResearch) June 14, 2019

A study by @DanielHenstra @jasonthistle & @uofg’s Dave Guyadeen ranks which Canadian cities are best prepared for climate change based on a review of 63 municipal climate change plans including Waterloo Region's. https://t.co/zMw1t3W8fd @uwaterlooARTS @envwaterloo @PSCIuWaterloo pic.twitter.com/79vmWDrJd8

— Waterloo Research (@UWResearch) December 4, 2018

Who tuned in to @AmazingRaceCDA last night? You may have noticed some familiar places. From maze-walking robots at our E7 @uwrobohub to a Speed Bump challenge in self-driving cars, it captured a perfect glimpse into some of the innovation happening here! https://t.co/77hYzW3ykY

— Waterloo Engineering (@WaterlooENG) August 14, 2019

We're excited that the @rideIONrt light rail trains are launching today in #KW & @UWaterloo’s expertise in mobility technology is helping transform the community #readytorideION https://t.co/jWVTqtYkeJ pic.twitter.com/kJc1Efe0wA

— Waterloo Engineering (@WaterlooENG) June 21, 2019

Valedictorian Blakelock Allan Brown gave an amazing talk about both the stuggles, as well as the immense rewards of his time here in engineering.

“Pain is temporary, but pride is forever. Congratulations on making it to the graduating class of 2019.” #UWaterlooGrad https://t.co/jXngC3KICK

— Waterloo Engineering (@WaterlooENG) June 15, 2019

Robotics firm Avidbots, co-founded by mechatronics alumni Pablo Molina and Faizan Sheikh, expects to hire up to 50 new employees this year, thanks to a funding round that has raised US$23.6 million. https://t.co/0j246IjQJJ

— Waterloo Engineering (@WaterlooENG) May 13, 2019

Check out this "We Built This" #video from @Communitech to see how our company has evolved from its beginnings at @UWaterloo to becoming the market's only fully autonomous commercial floor scrubbing #robot. https://t.co/AeiN866hm0 #WeBuiltThis #SmartTech

— Avidbots (@Avidbots) July 23, 2019

https://twitter.com/PALRobotics/status/1143554459110432768

Jatin Nathwani, the founder and director of @WISEwaterloo sat down on the #orangechair to discuss developing competitive #energypolicies to enable us to meet future energy requirements. @UWsustainable @AE_4H @UWaterloo https://t.co/rzw1jybxUM

— WISE (@WISEwaterloo) July 31, 2019

Did you know? Here at @UWaterloo, the Alumni Gold Medals are made by hand on campus in our state of the art multi-scale manufacturing lab! Congrats to our alumni as we celebrate at convocation today. @uwaterlooalumni

Learn more about the process here: https://t.co/nf0VL4wcVC pic.twitter.com/GMJzh18Ug5

— UWaterloo Co-operative and Experiential Education (@HireWaterloo) June 11, 2019

Check out how grad student @EvanBalzer2 is spending his summer in @ParksCanadaPEI to learn more about how we can protect the province's endangered bat population. @WaterlooBio @hbroders @WaterlooSci https://t.co/QPCtKzZyVb

— University of Waterloo Bat Lab (@UWBatLab) August 6, 2019

Victor Arora, of Waterloo’s on-campus observatory, talks about sharing astronomy with the public and gives tips for viewing the Perseid meteor shower. Give this podcast a listen! https://t.co/JtCnlCIHVu

— Waterloo Science (@WaterlooSci) August 11, 2019

Moving towards Quantum Supremacy: UW’s Roger Melko shares his perspective on using new methods of AI to solve the complexities of many-body quantum wavelengths as featured in @nature International journal of science https://t.co/fO9yJI8I6F #waterlooproud @uwaterlooalumni

— Waterloo Science (@WaterlooSci) June 24, 2019

https://twitter.com/uwaterlooARTS/status/1147136005721481217

What's our best defense against foreign interference in our election? Digital literacy, says @b_momani, professor of @PSCIuWaterloo #fakenews #cdnpoli https://t.co/A7Zx1En4kL

— UWaterloo Arts (@uwaterlooARTS) July 4, 2019

Faith Goldy has been banned from @facebook, but does "de-platforming" really make a difference? Experts (including @vmkitchen) weigh in. #UWaterlooArts @PSCIuWaterloo https://t.co/FTAOu068YZ

— UWaterloo Arts (@uwaterlooARTS) April 10, 2019

Trying to wrap your head around what's going on in #cdnpoli these days? We've got an expert for that too. https://t.co/0eRCAbbXtf

— UWaterloo Arts (@uwaterlooARTS) April 4, 2019

Floods cause more property damage than any other hazard in Canada – so what is your city going to do about it? New @CIGIonline policy brief from @DanielHenstra and @jasonthistle has a few ideas. @PSCIuWaterloo @envwaterloo https://t.co/YdoaRfoWQL pic.twitter.com/WPp2S2GcC2

— UWaterloo Arts (@uwaterlooARTS) March 25, 2019

"The discussion shouldn’t be ‘What does the law allow?’ . . . The discussion needs to be ‘What ethical boundaries should we add on top of the formal rules or laws," says @EmmMacfarlane, professor in @PSCIuWaterloo https://t.co/VWJIX0Qy9E

— UWaterloo Arts (@uwaterlooARTS) March 10, 2019

Well, this is awkward. Governments want more homeowners to get flood insurance, but there's a lack of info available to help them determine their flood risk, says @PSCIuWaterloo's @DanielHenstra and @envwaterloo's @jasonthistle and Andrea Minano. https://t.co/lJUCY0Z3Gu pic.twitter.com/kCwbYxQLlG

— UWaterloo Arts (@uwaterlooARTS) February 28, 2019

Flooding is the most costly hazard for Canadian municipalities and has became the largest source of property insurance claims, writes Prof. Daniel Henstra @PSCIuWaterloo Read @water_institute https://t.co/KZEUin8kq7 pic.twitter.com/Csbq1GbHXI

— UWaterloo Arts (@uwaterlooARTS) April 26, 2018

"Mostly, it’s just absurd" writes @EmmMacfarlane @PSCIuWaterloo on beer (etc) crossing provincial borders decision: https://t.co/6e12BOZ0qA

— UWaterloo Arts (@uwaterlooARTS) April 20, 2018

'She helped modernize the court and bring it into the 21st century' comments Supreme Court expert @EmmMacfarlane @PSCIuWaterloo of retiring chief justice https://t.co/MuYYLHz98f via @torontostar

— UWaterloo Arts (@uwaterlooARTS) December 8, 2017

Three years into the Senate’s renewal, how has its relationship with the government changed? @EmmMacfarlane’s new study analyzes the impact of a less partisan second chamber. @UWaterloo @PSCIuWaterloo #CdnPoli #SenCA #HoC https://t.co/bJJKnBosB3

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) May 29, 2019

Today, we announced that we are partnering with @WaterlooAI, the University of Waterloo's AI Institute. Together we will collaborate on the important work of leveraging AI for social good with the goal of solving some of society’s greatest challenges: https://t.co/5rXgLnH4Io pic.twitter.com/hSk9SqD79I

— Microsoft in Business Canada (@msft_businessCA) June 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/UWaterloo/status/1149028866003996674

.@UWVelocity, #UWaterloo’s primary entrepreneurship program, is launching a startup investment fund connecting early-stage startups with the capital they need. Investors will now have a way to invest in startups in a wide range of industries. Learn more: https://t.co/TzmnK3jOZR pic.twitter.com/A5zV0vLCY9

— University of Waterloo (@UWaterloo) January 16, 2019

How should we be teaching robots to act? What are they teaching us? Learn how @WaterlooENG professor Kerstin Dautenhahn is exploring these ideas, and more, in the #UWaterloo Social and Intelligent Robotics Research Laboratory. https://t.co/IZJMmAUq38 #UWaterlooProud pic.twitter.com/D7HUyhYvK3

— University of Waterloo (@UWaterloo) May 21, 2019

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Sewage – An important source of data that researchers are actively mininghttps://t.co/pa7cUAdQ3I https://t.co/pa7cUAdQ3I

— Chemical Engineering McGill (@ChemEngMcGill) April 1, 2019

Submit to The Global Undergraduate Awards today to see your work recognized by an international programme, judged by professional academics from the world's top universities, and join a network of fellow undergraduates delivering top research in your… https://t.co/MtAFCSwwhy

— Chemical Engineering McGill (@ChemEngMcGill) March 6, 2019

Congratulations to the Faculty of Engineering teams who picked up prizes in the Dobson Cup! Full list available on the Dobson Chronicles site. Way to go! https://t.co/8dxP7yBzGV

— McGill Engineering (@McGill_Eng) April 5, 2019

From paper robots to miniature wind tunnels, annual engineering emporium showcases student creativity #McGill @McGill_Eng https://t.co/874izKh6rq pic.twitter.com/mddBPi2pjI

— McGill Reporter (@McGillREPORTER) April 16, 2019

Greener space travel? The work of @tomislavfriscic highlighted in @europescientist https://t.co/TwZM7RkfJo

— McGill Chemistry (@McGillChemistry) April 9, 2019

https://twitter.com/sylvain_baillet/status/1146883664992751616

Today in @Forbes, @mcgillu's @paimadhu writes about the updated and expanded @WHO list of essential diagnostics, also published today. https://t.co/LGdN5FEH9Z

— McGill Medicine (@McGillMed) July 9, 2019

The Director of @McGillBioethics, Jonathan Kimmelman (@KimmelmanJ) was featured in this @bopinion piece: https://t.co/R2lqXcogjy

— Biomedical Ethics (@McGillBioethics) May 1, 2019

Check out this video with @McGillBioethics's prof Nicholas King @nbk0124 talking about the @PodsProgram https://t.co/HIjoIAdA5H

— Biomedical Ethics (@McGillBioethics) August 9, 2019

McGill geography prof @re_sieber speaks with the @TorontoStar about Sidewalk Labs’ plans for Toronto’s waterfront.https://t.co/3gpOto8Hll

— McGill Science (@McGillScience) July 4, 2019

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Thomas Szkopek, Professor in the Faculty of @McGill_Eng explains his research into #nanoelectronics at @NationalMagLab, in layman's terms AND in under two minutes. https://t.co/pixlYIkbjt

— McGill University (@mcgillu) June 10, 2019

A trick that pathogens use against the immune system turns out to be similar to a technique for fooling an image recognition algorithm. @pf_mg @McGillChemistry #mcgill https://t.co/7TBqnNJAI7 #ai

— McGill University (@mcgillu) July 26, 2019

Six #McGill researchers earn @NSERC_CRSNG Strategic Partnership Grants to control spread of antimicrobial resistance; develop the next generation of Li-ion batteries; limit infections of Legionnaires' disease, and more https://t.co/T7VNcDblZP @McGill_Eng @McGillMed @McGill_VPRI

— McGill University (@mcgillu) May 3, 2019

Meet Professor Jennifer Welsh. Teaching the core policy course: The Global Political and Policy Landscape, Jennifer Welsh is the Canada 150 Research Chair in Global Governance & Security @mcgillu and the Max Bell School. Learn more about her here: https://t.co/6GEuG8eSeN #mpp pic.twitter.com/9FozjNlnp5

— Max Bell School of Public Policy (@MaxBellSchool) January 24, 2019

B.C. carbon tax has drivers buy & drive more fuel-efficient cars, reduces gas consumption: research by VSE faculty affiliates; @UBCSauderSchool's Prof. Antewiler & @ubcLFS' Prof. Gulati https://t.co/oGJGyM5OgM

— UBC Economics (@ubcVSE) May 23, 2019

Does more money = more happiness?

"It's not just how much you have—it's what you do with it,” says @UBCPsych prof Elizabeth Dunn. “If you make really good spending decisions, you can turn a middle income into a fair bit of happiness." @DunnHappyLab https://t.co/6CnIa60pnd

— UBC Faculty of Arts (@UBC_Arts) July 23, 2019

Health research needs to be more specific to the sexes, argues @UBCPsych prof @LiisaGalea

"Male is still the default in research models and clinical trial participants, and drugs and treatments are designed for them, putting women at risk." @VICE https://t.co/GBbIh22G36

— UBC Faculty of Arts (@UBC_Arts) August 1, 2019

Tyee Poll: How Can We Stop Meeting Like This? Looked at research by @WynesSeth and @simondonner on air travel emissions https://t.co/kswDTujoTp via @TheTyee #ClimateEmergency #carbonemissions #CarbonFootprint

— UBC Oceans (@UBCoceans) August 2, 2019

"We are tapping into available resources where countries or communities have reached a point where they talk openly about censorship" -Dr. Gassner @cenesubc and #GreenCollege Society Member. https://t.co/yUDigvPDUo

— Green College (@GreenCollegeUBC) July 4, 2019

.@UBCSauderSchool study finds investors favour companies that give back – https://t.co/5I0GORCfFm

— UBC Media Relations (@ubcnews) July 31, 2019

A significant uptick in the number of traffic jams between Langley and Abbotsford could indicate that Highway 1 can’t handle much more traffic. #UBCSauder prof Robin Lindsay shares his thoughts via @surreynowleader: https://t.co/8KXhPirYS0 pic.twitter.com/wW0wmDlPAC

— UBC Sauder School (@UBCSauderSchool) August 4, 2019

Fully implementing the Paris Agreement is crucial for the health of the global ocean, says SPPGA Prof @DrRashidSumaila Read the full @OceanIPSO publication to learn about the eight urgent steps needed to address the ocean emergency: https://t.co/Wr1crCigxQ pic.twitter.com/RdNRZlbUR9

— UBC SPPGA (@ubcSPPGA) July 29, 2019

Canadian legal experts including #allardlaw’s @jocelynstacey, @StepanWood and Natasha Affolder weigh in on Saskatchewan court's recent recognition of climate change as a major threat. via @ConversationCA @ubcnews https://t.co/CwuOdaB7js

— Allard School of Law (@AllardLaw) May 8, 2019

A group of youth from around the world is calling for global governance + law enforcement to address the #climatecrisis. Could a "world court for the environment" help to speed up meaningful climate action? https://t.co/F9Kf8pGkQt #globalpoli #climatejustice @CUNCRthinktank

— West Coast Env. Law (@WCELaw) July 31, 2019

These new 3D crosswalks just hit Deerfoot City. How do you feel about the idea? | @CBCCalgary pic.twitter.com/IyOu2EaaIK

— CBC (@CBC) August 3, 2019

2017-18 movements of #polarbears in Hudson Bay tracked by satellite telemetry. Some interesting "coordinated" movements. Widespread use of the Bay contrasts with 2018-19. Every years is different. Thanks to @RTogunov @ualbertaScience grad for making the map. pic.twitter.com/gDKi5rnv5i

— Andrew Derocher (@AEDerocher) June 5, 2019

How #Edmonton is leading the way in #AI research is a great history of how @UAlbertaCS got to #3 in the world! #Alberta #Innovation https://t.co/9a47cPwbg9

— JGSchaeffer (@JGSchaeffer) November 2, 2018

The @UA_biomed team is working on an exoskeleton for jobs that require the brains of a human and the body of a robot | CBC News https://t.co/sYhXOdPYcm @UAlberta @UAlberta_Eng #biomedicalengineering #innovation #yeg #Biomedical #exoskeleton #Robotics pic.twitter.com/NrIeM0hvB4

— Stacey Sayler (@EECStacey) March 6, 2019

Hey, @UAlberta_Eng & @UAlbertaESS Come build for us! Gather up a team or two & build something amazing with non-perishable food in support of our work. https://t.co/kab3MAnEEV pic.twitter.com/yzytVdOAQV

— Edmonton's Food Bank (@yegfoodbank) February 19, 2019

RT @InnovateYEG You've heard that Canada is a leader in #AI…but did you know #UAlberta, @AmiiThinks & #yeg are major reasons why. Here are the facts! #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #yegtech
(link: https://t.co/1BUfaYk7TM) https://t.co/Tr2obmBGMQ

— UAlberta Research (@UofAResearch) July 30, 2019

Microbes key to helping tackle #ClimateChange problems: Microorganisms produce & consume #GHGs so their role is critical & could maybe be leveraged to control GHCs https://t.co/8crhWVoWxk https://t.co/MmhgLVXn9h

— UAlberta Research (@UofAResearch) June 19, 2019

Scientists partner with Razor Energy for geothermal pilot project in Swan Hills, Alberta, combining power of geothermal energy with existing oil and gas infrastructure. https://t.co/CwNdYFoXYK #UAlberta #energy pic.twitter.com/31KJFdUVzL

— UAlbertaScience (@ualbertaScience) July 22, 2019

Venomous, predatory, invasive. Lionfish have invaded over 7.3 million square kilometres in the Atlantic and Caribbean. Now, #UAlberta scientists have created a new model to predict the impact of the invasive predators on coral reefs. Full story: https://t.co/3vSincVP4I #biology pic.twitter.com/4jSjqsZJ6D

— UAlbertaScience (@ualbertaScience) June 8, 2019

Have you ever thought about eating meat…that was “farmed” in a lab? Matt Anderson-Baron did during his graduate studies. Check out the Edmonton Journal story on Future Fields, a start-up company here in Edmonton. https://t.co/XJOakuYV5m #gradimpact #UAlberta

— Graduate Studies (@UAlbertaFGSR) April 3, 2019

So excited about this important new support for high volume manufacturing! https://t.co/Z9A2lLZ2Kv

— UAlberta Engineering (@UAlberta_Eng) February 11, 2019

Watch our @UAlbertaREES Professor Sven Anders talk to CTV News about the changes to the Canada Food Guide, and the implications it might have on Dairy and Meat producers! @UofAALES https://t.co/jHAXhSOy0b

— Res Econ & Env Soc (@UAlbertaREES) January 22, 2019

https://twitter.com/EllenGoddard1/status/1128709143030689792

Scientists identify new minerals for carbon capture and storage: https://t.co/uXUplU0GgM #UAlberta #geology #climatechange pic.twitter.com/KEhNT7joeR

— folio (@folioUAlberta) December 12, 2018

NEW POD ALERT: Listen in as we talk to @joelgehman about how fracking information is shared with the public in Canada and the United States. https://t.co/QfrzNtmimx #Fracking #UAlberta pic.twitter.com/BFx1cPri2I

— UAlberta Business (@UAlbertaBiz) June 27, 2019

Just made #nanoparticle #jello . Nice way to show the optical properties of diffusion and transmission! pic.twitter.com/v5zgakKw8n

— Jean-Francois Masson (@Masson_chem) March 29, 2019

The fathers of the #DeepLearning revolution win 'the Nobel of computing,' the #ACMTuringAward. Congratulations to Yoshua Bengio (@umontreal), Geoffrey Hinton (@UofT) and Yann LeCun (@nyuniversity). https://t.co/Ruy0hhkFML

— uMontreal News (@uMontreal_news) March 27, 2019

Today, we launch the first CAV testing ground of its kind in North America, to accelerate the safe deployment of #driverlessvehicles. #OttawaL5, a regional tech development site in #AVIN, creates new capability & opportunity for #CdnInnovation: https://t.co/i4MdqawY29

— Invest Ottawa (@Invest_Ottawa) May 17, 2019

@TheCIMSLab is partnering with @Carleton_U 's engineering professors Liam O'Brien and Gabriel Wainer on the new @NSERC_CRSNG Strategic Partnership Grant, SUSTAIN. Read more about it: https://t.co/guEOYBF8df #carletonresearch #Sustainability #BIM #architecture #engineering

— CIMS (@TheCIMSLab) May 24, 2019

Unless we clean up our act, Earth will become entombed by an impenetrable layer of #space junk, warns Alex Ellery of @CarletonU_Eng https://t.co/xaFaaAaafO

— The Conversation Canada (@ConversationCA) May 27, 2019

Great news for @CUFRavenRacing! They’re partnering with @GBatteries to kick-start development of a new #FormulaSAE electric race car. The future is bright for the @CarletonU_Eng students who put so much effort into the project each year. More info: https://t.co/Gdm02XiZie pic.twitter.com/3wAxd8vg0T

— Carleton University News (@CUnewsroom) June 5, 2019

Researchers @UBC and @McMasterU have developed what could be the bone implant material of the future: an airy, foamlike substance that can be injected into the body and provide scaffolding for the growth of new bone. https://t.co/N73neEDq6u pic.twitter.com/yYMYpjAzIA

— NSERC / CRSNG (@NSERC_CRSNG) April 23, 2019

Exciting news! This could tackle a signif challenge in vaccine delivery, especially in countries where cold chain storage may be unreliable (Also nice to see them crediting the person whose idea it was as well) #Health #Science #VaccinesSaveLives #Canada @McMasterU @McMasterEng https://t.co/dgNysYeOr4

— Andrea Davidson (@Andrea_in_Guate) May 23, 2019

Did you know the pharmaceuticals industry is dirtier than the global automotive sector when it comes to emissions intensity? | @lotfi_belkhir @WBoothSchool @McMasterEng @ConversationCA https://t.co/rvKgndQLC0

— McMaster University (@McMasterU) May 28, 2019

#WorldOceansDay #queensu researcher Ryan Mulligan of @QueensEngineer is a coastal engineer & oceanographer researching across North America & at Queen’s Coastal Engineering Lab, Canada's largest hydraulics lab. Read more about his work @ConversationCA https://t.co/XdoL8YAGpU

— Queen's Research (@queensuResearch) June 8, 2019

Views from last week’s @ICOLDCIGB @icoldcigb2019 technical tour on tailings dam research to @QueensEngineer hosted by @GeoEngCentre including MSc student Andrea Walsh’s tailings dam breach experiment #FlumeFriday pic.twitter.com/4zRvzUEGOm

— Andy Take (@take_andy) June 21, 2019

Colorado Vol.9 (University of Colorado, Boulder)

After a stint at @usbr working on several once-in-a-lifetime type projects in the west, Julie Korak is back at CU Boulder as an assistant professor. #WaterWeek #InnovateH2O #COwater https://t.co/xmTcm8oCc7

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 25, 2019

"When I was researching schools and read about this work using drones and combining that with autonomy to do science, I just thought: 'This is perfect.' I want to be in the field; I want to be using this technology to help people." #TORUS19 https://t.co/yNbZ7rqG0z pic.twitter.com/3Tyt7KOma3

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 25, 2019

Need a new podcast? We have interviews with professors Frew (drones + tornadoes), Srubar (living building materials) and @ProfEvanThomas (engineering for developing communities) on Spotify, iTunes, Google and SoundCloud! Listen, review and share!https://t.co/N6H0qo8Qhg pic.twitter.com/OZaUlZYMQM

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 25, 2019

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Hank Scott (former aerospace engineering adjunct instructor) and Kevin VanLiere (MechEngr'95 and former mechanical engineering adjunct instructor) are working to improve the design of the middle seat on airplanes. https://t.co/lgZhqyM2A0

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 21, 2019

Where were you when Apollo 11 landed on the moon? @CUEngineering alum John Kies was in the Armstrong family's garage in Wapakoneta, Ohio. #Apollo50th
Read more ➟ https://t.co/rtrv78indg

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 20, 2019

ICYMI: Mechanical Engineering assistant professor Greg Rieker charts the path from innovation to impact. https://t.co/1bJIoh6XFl

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 17, 2019

Headed to Mars? You'll want to pack light. But how will you build once you get there? @nexton9news explores one cool idea from Wil Srubar's lab.
Watch ➡️ https://t.co/EGE21J2rin

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 16, 2019

Video: #CUBoulder researchers are designing drones to explore underground environments such as subway tunnels, mines and caves. Learn about their challenges and early work with @DARPA.https://t.co/D3lT9tfhG3 pic.twitter.com/K7ri3CyZFz

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 15, 2019

The wave of earthquakes in California have left the entire region on edge — and @CUBoulder Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering research professor Keith Porter says the minimal damage shouldn't be celebrated as a “victory lap.” ⚠️https://t.co/vhDCHeYSD4

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 11, 2019

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ICYMI: The @TORUSupercell project completed their field research — and the supercells were bountiful. ⚡

Our @CUIRISS team flew drones into the storms to collect data that's never been captured, and the results will save lives.

Watch the video ➟ https://t.co/Bulk7hXSck pic.twitter.com/njoKgVTLfP

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 6, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUEngineering/status/1146192075735666696

"The design & construction of RAAVEN was led by @CUIRISS Managing Engineer Steve Borenstein with assistance from a team of staff engineers and undergraduate students."

The air up there: CU team deploys multiple drones in tornado study ➟ https://t.co/VRjjMjwy5i pic.twitter.com/6SGlaLz8Rk

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) July 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUEngineering/status/1145083520823570433

It's alive! 🧟

In 1818, Victor Frankenstein told the famous story about creating a living being out of lifeless limbs in his laboratory.

In Wil Srubar’s lab @CUBoulder, they're doing the same while pioneering a new field of revolutionary science.https://t.co/Z1D1TacXjU

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) June 26, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUEngineering/status/1143937976298299393

“Your ability to assess someone in a spacesuit is pretty limited because if you remove any part of that, they die, and I have already died a number of times.”

Read about their journey → https://t.co/gP09FtsZSH pic.twitter.com/rLpHflMmVd

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) June 25, 2019

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Less than six months ago, @CUBoulder launched the CUbit Quantum Initiative to reinforce Colorado’s prominence in quantum science and technology. ⚛

Today, Associate Director @CUEngineering Juliet Gopinath is eager for what this initiative can accomplish.https://t.co/fsHjiz9cxC

— CU Boulder Engineering (@CUEngineering) June 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUEngineering/status/1134580817189990400
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The right place for the Congressional @ClimateCrisis to hold such an important hearing @CUBoulder https://t.co/HOaIp3m9Ce

— Phil Larson (@philliplarson) July 18, 2019

The #Apollo50th Anniversary is this week; what has changed
since? Former White House Space Advisor, current @CUBoulder Professor
of Engineering and Applied Sciences @philliplarson, joined @AprilZesbaugh
and @ContactLenz_KOA on "Colorado's Morning News"https://t.co/uSuzAiFnXE pic.twitter.com/nsapykMmqO

— KOA NewsRadio (@KOANewsRadio) July 16, 2019

CU engineers chase supercells with drones https://t.co/Vxe14egmLV

— 9NEWS Denver (@9NEWS) July 8, 2019

Dr. McKnight is amazing — I’m glad to see her work featured on@scifri! I use the knowledge I gained from her stream ecology course (and the reading list she made me for comps) so often when thinking through water policy questions. Grateful for such an interdisciplinary teacher. https://t.co/QTArmLJDRo

— Elizabeth A. Koebele (@EAKoebele) July 7, 2019

Scientists are probing tornadoes with drones to save lives https://t.co/ZyuOCRzBlZ pic.twitter.com/SpC1JM28HF

— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) June 26, 2019

If this research sounds like the plot of Twister, it's because it basically is https://t.co/XNkhzjMuZL pic.twitter.com/By0ipiGeGP

— Earther (@EARTH3R) June 26, 2019

Hackers can spoof presidential alerts to incite mass panic, researchers warn https://t.co/5SnPzGjfKk pic.twitter.com/JYCccULIBU

— Mashable (@mashable) June 21, 2019

Learn more about @MOSAiCArctic from this @washingtonpost article. @CUEngineering researchers are part of it, using drones to help gather data.https://t.co/d6B67Z8Egg

— Josh Rhoten (@therhoten) June 13, 2019

My son Osi. Always building something, usually with #Lego, working in a job teaching smaller kids #engineering principles using Legos (@PlayWell_TEK), & heading to @CUEngineering this fall. Truly his graddad's stock.#legoart pic.twitter.com/dS2vfKjtrc

— Úchèńnà Ogbújí (@uogbuji) June 8, 2019

Having a great time presenting our work to @JeffBezos at @AmazonreMARS ! https://t.co/S55bl62hxJ

— Kaushik Jayaram (@JayaramKaushik) June 6, 2019

Daniel Leithinger researches interactive and transformative interfaces here at the THING Lab, which he directs. In this video, he talks a little more about his work, incl at the MIT Media Lab, where he was before ATLAS and CU Boulder. https://t.co/HuxlZuRDoT

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) July 22, 2019

Congratulations to ATLAS colleague, collaborator and friend, #CUBoulder professor Michelle Ellsworth whose work pushes boundaries between disciplines, including dance, technology, creativity and humor. She inspires us and exemplifies being innovative. Kudos! https://t.co/lYRnd9ObBt

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) July 22, 2019

For the past several years, CU and @CUArtMuseum host a Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon to help address the platform's gender gap and lack of women’s voices, particularly in art. Here's another effort to do this for science: https://t.co/aRnsJ4jJ5v

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) July 19, 2019

"Without competition, the social network unfairly forces people to make an all-or-nothing choice between agreeing to unlimited data collection or not using Facebook at all."https://t.co/t7zAlbsePS

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) July 9, 2019

"…Americans can cheer not just for the accomplishments of the soccer players on the field, but for the success of a law whose fundamental principle is that women’s and girls’ potential is worth investing in." https://t.co/KWSuR5sFSI

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) July 8, 2019

"Presence among us, / wanderer in our skies,
dazzle of silver in our leaves and on our / waters silver,
O / silver evasion in our farthest thought —
“the visiting moon” . . . “the glimpses of the moon” . . .
and we have touched you!" https://t.co/0h2E4eW7Fq

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) July 8, 2019

Awesome piece about Design for America at #CUBoulder, incl insight from Madeline LaMee, a @CUEngineering Technology, Arts & Media major, as well as Becky Komarek, assnt director of @CUIdeaForge. Rah! https://t.co/CMyDe38AEe

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) June 28, 2019

Big news out of Apple this week.

“Deep in the culture of Apple is this sense and understanding of design, developing and making. Form and the material and process — they are beautifully intertwined — completely connected.” https://t.co/GbxuWKAT75

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) June 28, 2019

Slackenfreude.
The pluses and pitfalls of another communication stream in the workplace. Or as someone commented, "Just like email except less organized and more interrupty." https://t.co/JdT07Fcnqa

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) June 25, 2019

This. https://t.co/kHOv1vu14H

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) June 18, 2019

Stanford prof Monika Lam leads a group of researchers to build a new virtual assnt to avoid surrendering personal info and steer clear of big tech. Meet Almond: https://t.co/FBtAXxhnyK

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) June 14, 2019

Great piece via @nytimes. And for more on the right to be forgotten, check out "Control+Z" written by #ForeverBuff ATLAS PhD alum @MegLeta, based on her ground breaking thesis research on #digitalprivacy https://t.co/Vcr3DR2kED

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) June 13, 2019

Last couple days to see ATLAS #CUEngineering faculty Joel Swanson's installation "In Other Words" in Denver's Republic Plaza. It closes Weds 6/12. For a terrific analysis of his work (via @thknwco): https://t.co/gZ0KUaxfka

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) June 10, 2019

Att: @CUIdeaForge @btulab_cu @tam_cu @BLDG61: Our friends at @MacroFab are running a “Most Useless Machine” contest w/ $1,000 prize (def not useless!). We know what you do for fun, but imagine getting PAID FOR IT. Full details: https://t.co/qVEaOmZvK4

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) June 10, 2019

ATLAS instructor @dannyrankin talks hacking, making, @btulab_cu community and connecting with the students in the #CUEngineering Technology, Arts & Media/TAM major: https://t.co/posLb2GJIa

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) June 10, 2019

Yes! via @karaswisher @nytimes
Instead of reacting, we need govn't to get creative:
Spur innovations;
Spread VC $ further;
Push for diversity;
Fund tech ed;
Anticipate impact of AI/robotics;
Modernize cities; and
Encourage tech for social impact.https://t.co/jWriT74fM7

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) June 5, 2019

.@CUBoulder's ATLAS IRON Lab and the #robotics #HCI research of #CUEngineering faculty member Daniel Szafir featured in @GlobaliveMedia 'beyond innovation'. https://t.co/UcyKY1R4oA

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) May 28, 2019

Why George and Henry should replace Siri and Alexa. How our smart tech and AI reinforces gender stereotypes and bias.
"The problem starts with engineering teams that are staffed overwhelmingly by men." https://t.co/V7AvV0MECR

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) May 23, 2019

Meet ATLAS instructor and @btulab_cu mentor, @DannyRankin.
The military vet, musician, graphic designer, farmer, musician, fabricator and CU alum talks w/ @MacroFab on creativity, engineering, making and being quirky and out-of-bounds:https://t.co/Upg1TNzkK1

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) May 20, 2019

[reading] https://t.co/Aey2sJUhOt

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) April 18, 2019

"Our information – much of it private – is the rocket fuel of the ever-expanding internet. Our data keeps it humming along, even as tech companies abuse that data with increasing frequency."
So, what should we do about that? https://t.co/pAPoVGZpY3

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) April 11, 2019

What does it mean to be an effective collaborator. ATLAS faculty Dan Szafir examines ways for robots and people to work together: https://t.co/eiZGxeGuuS https://t.co/CAgrKqTda6

— CU ATLAS (@cuatlas) April 3, 2019

Interesting @McKinsey study "The future of women at work: transitions in the age of automation" shows how technological changes will impact jobs loses and gains for men and women differentially https://t.co/18A11ow9Xz

— Bobby Schnabel (@bobbyschnabel) June 6, 2019

Can we teach AI to undo our bias? https://t.co/WFr4yjGjMS via @usatoday

— Julie Chiron (@chirony) April 17, 2019

"Obscurity is also a better way to understand Europe’s 'right to be forgotten' law, which can’t make anyone forget anything, but can make the remnants of your awkward youth harder to find online." @hartzog and @EvanSelinger https://t.co/IXu5tb7OkU

— Meg Leta Jones (@MegLeta) April 18, 2019

Robotic Dreams, Robotic Realities: Why Is It So Hard to Build Profitable Robot Companies? https://t.co/7lcpvJIig2

— Jason Millar (@jasonmillar) March 28, 2019

Tiny #Tech Tips: Why You Need Earplugs At Concerts (when not acoustic) https://t.co/K4DuxPdyfr #npr

— Rudy Betancourt (@ScrambleThis) March 13, 2019

Reading is my favorite way to learn about a new subject. Here are 10 books that have shaped how I’m thinking about technology today. https://t.co/J7UqIkRSHM

— Bill Gates (@BillGates) March 1, 2019

For me, every day is #EarthDay. pic.twitter.com/BcjWWt6dql

— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) April 22, 2019

Felice Frankel, a research scientist in the Department of Chemical Engineering, thinks of photography as a portal to questions. Check out her 8 tips for showcasing your research with compelling images. Read more @techreview: https://t.co/tPwBcd6yoh @MITChemE @felicefrankel pic.twitter.com/C9fZgV21Em

— Arts at MIT (@ArtsatMIT) July 5, 2019

This 3D printer was designed to build homes in developing countries pic.twitter.com/6Mo4o1ntxO

— Mashable (@mashable) May 21, 2019

This proof of concept, which is a side project from a Netflix data engineer, needs to find its way into real stores https://t.co/kPoZs1CHjF

— Fast Company (@FastCompany) May 19, 2019

The world’s first genderless AI voice is here. Listen now https://t.co/yJ6HiYEaYE

— Fast Company (@FastCompany) March 23, 2019

Instead of trying to ban kids from the grown-up internet, what if it was optimized for learning, high-quality content, and positive intergenerational communication for young people?https://t.co/gzONhX5E5a

— WIRED (@WIRED) April 13, 2019

Colorado Vol.7 (University of Colorado, Boulder)

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1153839754900922368
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“CU was an incredible opportunity for me to experience life on so many levels, and in the process learn so much about myself,” says Brock Leach (Econ’80).
Read about this #ForeverBuff’s journey from #CUBoulder to CEO of @Fritolay ➡ https://t.co/WCZgVcFekh pic.twitter.com/6kttB2IqrA

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 23, 2019

Flow Visualization: a @CUEngineering course that focuses on the artistic elements of moving fluids and the science behind their movement. Take a peek at how #CUBoulder students explore the interdisciplinary connection and have fun doing so: https://t.co/EO3JIi2v1X pic.twitter.com/DGW9l9N02D

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 23, 2019

A camera developed in partnership with @BallAerospace and other universities around the country will soon land on the moon. Read about what @LASPatCU is doing to create this device: https://t.co/WvJPyAtsjg #Apollo11 #Apollo50 pic.twitter.com/MfselBWBUv

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 20, 2019

Chancellor DiStefano shares his memory of the #Apollo11 moon landing in this @cuboulderalumni article: https://t.co/is1ir1arvb #Apollo50

Do you remember where you were at that special moment in history? pic.twitter.com/TemNU4Q9BL

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 20, 2019

40 years after the experiment was supposed to end, the Laser Ranging Retroreflector is still at work on the moon. Learn more about the experiment that was developed here at @JILAscience by Dr. James Faller and Dr. Peter Bender: https://t.co/uQ8jujd5q8 #Apollo50 #Apollo11 pic.twitter.com/uUUd2fWmle

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 20, 2019

Did you know any #CUBoulder student can learn about the inner workings of space and explore unique parts of the solar system for academic credit? The Space Minor, open to all students, allows you to do just that: https://t.co/nZABTjJf69 pic.twitter.com/aqRjEZAxp6

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 20, 2019

After his time at #CUBoulder, Colby McNeil made his passion his career: skydiving. He trains new skydivers near San Diego, shoots videos of people skydiving and runs a small business packing and maintaining parachute equipment. https://t.co/n3TK0ZTFLH pic.twitter.com/QDdWWf7pw4

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 19, 2019

#ForeverBuff Gerardo Oritz (Advert’10) takes what he learned from @cubouldercmci and applies it to his work as an art director in Los Angeles. Take a look at he’s doing to connect brands and celebrities: https://t.co/WZktwEegyW pic.twitter.com/JiX2R7Ql2Z

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 19, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1151944779397251073

A new drug therapy for cancer treatment, spun out of research performed in a #CUBoulder biochemistry lab, may provide better results for patients with solid cancers and hematologic cancers, such as leukemia and lymphoma. https://t.co/URYtB1YCO1 pic.twitter.com/an6ECxKnr4

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 18, 2019

Historians believed that over 2,300 people lived year-round in the ancient Chaco Canyon region in New Mexico. A #CUBoulder expert explains this wouldn’t be possible with the extreme conditions that exist there: https://t.co/4pSovShk0R pic.twitter.com/KzG9iNCMqM

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 18, 2019

#CUBoulder assistant professor @lenaertsjan envisions a future where there’s more global collaboration on ice sheet research. Check out the advanced climate technologies he is using to understand the world: https://t.co/I53zeHQnSG pic.twitter.com/muVfRMRp6h

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 17, 2019

A team of #CUBoulder researchers are mapping the future of artificial intelligence (AI) so that computers may be guided by humans and carry out their intended purpose: serving us well. Read about their work regarding the ethics of AI: https://t.co/12YiT24asr pic.twitter.com/E4BX8psZsn

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 16, 2019

Environmental Design (ENVD) University of Colorado Boulder students apply the skills they’ve acquired through design and architecture-based courses with experience at local real estate design consulting firm. Check out how they put their skills to work: https://t.co/nHurwiBZNV pic.twitter.com/45LbNF5pot

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 14, 2019

To celebrate @NCAR_Science’s 60th anniversary, @cublibraries archivists have curated a digital collection of former #CUBoulder scientist Walter Orr Roberts’ groundbreaking work: https://t.co/rBI7NtdqWM pic.twitter.com/DD7WFNGbYT

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 13, 2019

#ForeverBuff @hhansman took a trip down the Colorado River’s main tributary to see the impact of the drying Southwest for herself. Learn about her experience on the water and as a journalist here: https://t.co/vhTwGxVFzq pic.twitter.com/BKRtT3A6a2

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 13, 2019

#CUBoulder professor Jeff Mitton traveled to the Colorado Plateau with his camera in hand and plenty of curiosity about the superbloom occurring. Take a peek at his account of this adventure out west: https://t.co/bGnLOGqRq5 pic.twitter.com/rR30d7KZIw

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1149815746941325312

16,000 feet above sea level in Chile at the world’s second-highest volcano, are ice spires that provide shelter for microbial communities. #CUBoulder scientists are hopeful their findings point to the possibility of life in other extreme environments: https://t.co/DfmZljLOda pic.twitter.com/w7IzXQ13TN

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 11, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1149430463485771776

Three @CUEngineering groups recently set up alongside a dirt road in rural Oklahoma to carry out what they’ve been working on for a while. They’re taking part in TORUS–the largest and most ambitious drone-based investigation of severe thunderstorms ever. https://t.co/32C72QLtyD pic.twitter.com/eqWZ26UR7A

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 10, 2019

The Korey Wise @innocence Project at @ColoLaw provides resources and guidance for mistakes within the criminal justice system and works closely with Korey Wise, a subject of the recent @netflix docuseries "When They See Us" ➡ https://t.co/NMURNY0rDn #WhenTheySeeUs pic.twitter.com/uFq6YclT59

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 9, 2019

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Standing over 8 feet tall and weighing over 2,000 pounds, the Titan Krios microscope will allow #CUBoulder scientists to image individual molecules within cells. Learn more about this new addition to campus — the first of its kind in the state: https://t.co/Aq4dUd5qOm pic.twitter.com/elnKXFzYEn

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 9, 2019

The Mars Desert Research Station was home to 21 @CUEngineering students this May during the “Medicine in Space and Surface Environments” course. Take a peek at how they’re preparing for the future of aerospace medicine with the @CUAnschutz collaboration: https://t.co/5vgnqeeiqJ pic.twitter.com/MOnzlQxMur

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 3, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1146116356611465216

30 million people visit the memorialized Facebook pages of the dead each month. #CUBoulder Assistant Professor Jed Brubaker (@whatknows) studies ways to make such interactions less painful and more gratifying: https://t.co/sqIMjic7yt

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) July 2, 2019

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“When you think about what a tattoo is, it’s just a bunch of particles that sit in your skin,” said Carson Bruns. “Our thought is: What if we use nanotechnology to give these particles some function?” Learn about these helpful, color-changing tattoos: https://t.co/fP4w8eiZDZ pic.twitter.com/DYs9aKUjwr

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 30, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1145157539690098688

.@JILAscience researchers recently discovered something new about our favorite star: it may just have a dual personality. Learn about the newfound information here: https://t.co/enMQmFa7z0

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 29, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1145022322379804673

Using a Historical Geographic Information System experiment, Henry Lovejoy, a #CUBoulder assistant professor of geography, maps ancient Africa and human paths. His findings serve as a helpful starting point for understanding historical movement: https://t.co/BSKY7YCLZ1 pic.twitter.com/CNBOkWtelA

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 28, 2019

The impacts of climate change are risk factors for violent conflict, suggests a recent collaboration between academics around the world. John O’Loughlin, a #CUBoulder researcher and professor, hopes their findings encourage policy makers to make changes. https://t.co/kjtNRmlIEQ

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 28, 2019

What can prairie voles tell us about human connection? Dr. Zoe Donaldson (@DrZoePhD), an assistant professor of behavioral neuroscience here at #CUBoulder, says they can tell us a lot. Find out more about how these creatures may be examples for love: https://t.co/39mtdk2Vs7

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 28, 2019

Hackers could, theoretically, spoof presidential alerts sent via text message to phones in the U.S. during emergencies. @CUBoulderITP and @CUEngineering are working with cell carriers and government agencies to develop ways to thwarts potential attacks. https://t.co/lfIEuWA06I

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 27, 2019

“Bugs” that convert carbon dioxide into biodegradable plastic, gasoline, ammonia and biodiesel? Thanks to the work of @CUEngineering Assistant Professor Prashant Nagpal and his colleagues, these nanobio-hybrid organisms are thriving: https://t.co/Qruq8FAl8u pic.twitter.com/DrnlmIWnFS

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 27, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1144055271012147205

Researchers from @LASPatCU acknowledge that while superflares are very rare, they are possible on stars like our own. Find out more about what may happen with these large bursts of energy in our atmosphere here: https://t.co/UUHzQuJ3kz

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 24, 2019

“I am not a woman of color, but a woman of colors. … My skin, which is both black and white, is a literalization of this fact of my existence,” says #CUBoulder graduate student Jasmine Colgan. Read about how she’s diving into stories from her past: https://t.co/qFS9BtLKBx pic.twitter.com/niSVWCPYwD

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 24, 2019

Last week, the Board of Regents heard a presentation from Chancellor Philip DiStefano on the economic impact of #CUBoulder’s research innovation on the local economy, the state of Colorado and the nation.
Learn more about the impact here: https://t.co/LHt6rPol7o

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 21, 2019

Revamped vintage clothing, artificial intelligence, gene editing and music innovation are just a few of the types of startups that have beginnings at #CUBoulder. Are you familiar with any of the companies on this list? https://t.co/hPXdtWlGkf

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 21, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1141775266118811649

New research from @CUBoulderATOC and @INSTAAR show marine microorganisms in the Southern Ocean may find themselves in a deadly vise grip by century’s end as ocean acidification creates a shallower horizon for life. https://t.co/KQqHTFDokw pic.twitter.com/Z3BWQHwBHn

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 20, 2019

Shilo Brooks teaches @CUEngineering students new ways to think about scientific and technological problems through moral principles and political literature. How? By focusing on leadership rather than management. https://t.co/B9XR6fIoTn pic.twitter.com/ToTteWdCU0

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 18, 2019

Positive health-related change is being made in Rwanda thanks to help from @CUEngineering students and faculty. Learn more about how cookstoves and water filters are being used abroad: https://t.co/SRQATyS6IR

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 16, 2019

When more women are involved in group decisions about land management, the group conserves more—particularly when offered financial incentives to do so, according to a recent #CUBoulder study. https://t.co/v7AwqUVQ37

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 15, 2019

Summer vacation in Antarctica? For #CUBoulder researchers exploring microorganisms living in extreme environments, it makes sense. Read more about the @CUEngineering researchers who spend their summers 9,000 miles south: https://t.co/ESgnkSOIXj pic.twitter.com/CFo0qBzZAe

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 15, 2019

The people who hold the most extreme views opposing genetically modified (GM) foods think they know most about GM food science, but actually know the least, according to new research. Find out more about the research @leedsbiz collaborated on here: https://t.co/1fkmnEVAdx

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 14, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1139253647500595202

A gene that explains an individual’s susceptibility to depression? @CUArtsSciences Researchers Richard Border and Matthew Keller propose that this answer is much more complicated than it may seem: https://t.co/RrYxBteJeB

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 13, 2019

“Question your assumptions about what you can do. I believe everyone is much stronger than they assume,” says Terence Steinberg (@steinberg_T), an endurance athlete on a recent episode of the Brianwaves podcast. Tune into the episode for more insights: https://t.co/0ZCE62zRv5

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 12, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1138642109618118656

“It is hoped that visual contact with such memorabilia will inspire and motivate them to succeed at high levels and realize their goals and ambitions,” said John “Jan” Hall of his donation of his 2005 Nobel Prize medal to #CUBoulder. https://t.co/OGl43wsrJ8

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 10, 2019

Ever paid attention to the voices that play on the train at @DENAirport? Since September, #ForeverBuff Kim Christiansen (@Kim9news) has welcomed locals and visitors alike to the Mile High City. https://t.co/4hr8cJmeb8 pic.twitter.com/11IUf8Xxu1

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 9, 2019

https://twitter.com/CUBoulder/status/1137562219472928768

A robot the size of a C battery that “moves like a tank but looks more like a mouse” may one day perform your colonoscopy. Learn more about what @Rentschler_AMTL and @CUEngineering are doing to make this a reality: https://t.co/Ot3UKU7MZC pic.twitter.com/pH2E6jtuOt

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 5, 2019

Cross-campus partnerships will allow for discoveries to be made related to research and education in quantum information science and technology. This “is a really special thing for CU Boulder" says @CUEngineering associate professor Juliet Gopinath. https://t.co/WQXKDHIwLj

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 5, 2019

Four @CUEngineering students and Boulder-area senior living residents with a unique bond: the hope that the seniors’ walkers are reliable and even give insight into movement patterns. After over a year of collaboration, they're on the way to a solution. https://t.co/zYx5Sd7fW8 pic.twitter.com/mBsuRDmRTq

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 4, 2019

On #WorldBicycleDay take some time to read through all things bikes from @EcenterCU. From commuting tips, advice on how to prevent theft and information about how you can earn PIPs reward points, they’ve got you covered: https://t.co/td51GaqQ0u #CUBoulder pic.twitter.com/tiTkJsy6jw

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 3, 2019

Recent @CUEngineering graduate Michael Anthony is in Eswatini building footbridges. When he returns home, he’ll begin graduate studies at @leedsbiz. Learn more about his continued plans to positively impact global communities: https://t.co/QNna9zvbCe #CUBoulder

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 2, 2019

Humans have social networks, but do plants? Orit Peleg, a @CUEngineering assistant professor, leads research studying social systems in sunflowers to answer this question. Read about her work here: https://t.co/r3UFJRyWNR

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) June 1, 2019

“I had no anticipation when I was 20 years old and graduating from CU that in 2019, I would be a kelp farmer in Prince Wales Island.” Read more about Markos Scheer (PoliSci‘90)’s journey to kelp farming in the @CUArtsSciences magazine article linked here: https://t.co/Y90s4o6IY8 pic.twitter.com/5WRFrAPpWX

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) May 29, 2019

“We have a habit of focusing our attention on jaw-dropping views and ‘peak’ experiences, but we often don’t take the time to move slowly, look down, and smell the flowers,” said @CUEngineering graduate student, Mickey Rush. Check out Rush's photo here: https://t.co/Htsh5SfUjI pic.twitter.com/bmDxBBKIz9

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) May 25, 2019

Check out these 10 #Boulder restaurants that have been featured on TV over the years! Which ones have you dined at? https://t.co/RGu95wAZGd pic.twitter.com/ABcWDlVGg6

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) May 23, 2019

The end is coming. From cancelled @HBO subscriptions to societal impact, @CUBoulderCMCI professor Rick Stevens breaks down real questions about the end of the @GameOfThrones https://t.co/9uNTRshv5o

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) May 18, 2019

More than 50 students from across the CU Boulder campus, including a number of military veterans, put on their professional best this week to talk about an important issue: the new reality of national security. https://t.co/JkHtynIGOZ pic.twitter.com/jU9YSXMSdM

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) May 16, 2019

Here are 10 fun things to do around the CU Boulder campus during the summer:
1. Swim in the Buff Pool, located at the CU Boulder Rec Center
2. Catch a tan on the roof of the University Memorial Center with a beautiful view of the Flatirons
3…..https://t.co/9autse0nvs pic.twitter.com/MoktY2FzD4

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) May 14, 2019

Commencement will follow a shortened format today due to the weather. Commencement speaker Savannah Sellers (@WatchSavannah) will give her full remarks. https://t.co/bSx8G1VioF #ForeverBuffs

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) May 9, 2019

The global coverage could improve the timeliness of current weather reports for people across the U.S. and provide early warnings for storms and dangerous weather events in other parts of the world. – @CUEngineering professor Al Gasiewski https://t.co/hbunfdJHuL #cuboulder

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) May 7, 2019

Steve Lamos, who teaches English, writing and rhetoric at CU Boulder, is also the drummer for American Football, a late-’90s rock band that Rolling Stone ranks among the “Top 10 All Time” emo bands. https://t.co/1caZfKx7yQ

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) May 1, 2019

Meet CU's first Rhodes Scholar in a quarter century. She's got her sights set on a U.S. Supreme Court seat— and a Miss America title. https://t.co/32oXnsdaye pic.twitter.com/GtS310Ctq1

— CU Boulder (@CUBoulder) March 9, 2019

Graduates at the University of Colorado Boulder threw snowballs into the air instead of their caps, breaking into a snowball fight during their commencement ceremony! https://t.co/vjIqCaIrIn pic.twitter.com/2UuIkfNmaj

— ABC News (@ABC) May 9, 2019

As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Neil Armstrong's first steps on the moon, one of our outstanding @CUBoulder geologists is preparing to study moon rocks that have been preserved since the 1970s. https://t.co/ehfpofZiak pic.twitter.com/0FjYyuSeVZ

— CU President Mark Kennedy (@CUMarkKennedy) July 16, 2019

Watch @chuckplunkett's new @TEDxMileHigh talk on the importance of local news. Plunkett, former Denver Post editorial page editor, now directs @CUNewsCorps. @CUBoulderCMCI https://t.co/9qjesj7fvA

— CU Boulder News (@CUBoulderNews) July 22, 2019

#CUBoulder professor @RogerPielkeJr testified today at a @HouseScience committee hearing on scientific integrity in federal agencies. Full video and more information now online. @CUArtsSciences https://t.co/RzY4BSJxd1

— CU Boulder News (@CUBoulderNews) July 17, 2019

Invisible primary: Political science expert Ken Bickers available for media interviews on presidential campaign fundraising and the #Hickenlooper campaign. Audio clips also available for radio. @CUArtsSciences https://t.co/AduxzHVfHj

— CU Boulder News (@CUBoulderNews) July 10, 2019

A federal appeals court today ruled President Trump cannot block certain Twitter users from the presidential account. @ColoLaw Professor Helen Norton can speak with media about the decision and why it will likely stand if elevated to #SCOTUS. https://t.co/hZDxdwjU3f

— CU Boulder News (@CUBoulderNews) July 9, 2019

Planning on heading to the movies this #FourthofJuly weekend? Learn why so many of this summer's blockbusters are sequels or superhero movies in the latest Brainwaves podcast. https://t.co/xMTukzwKAM

— CU Boulder News (@CUBoulderNews) July 3, 2019

In this week's episode of the Brainwaves podcast, @Paul_Chinowsky breaks down why climate change could cause more trains to break down. We also talk to a @leedsbiz professor about the costs of sea level rise for waterfront home owners. @CUEngineering https://t.co/dBIL1km6fh

— CU Boulder News (@CUBoulderNews) June 11, 2019

Mind over matter: @CUArtsSciences physics professor Ivan Smalyukh is designing particles that can mimic periodic table elements. https://t.co/W5tghINcrS

— CU Boulder News (@CUBoulderNews) May 30, 2019

Does it seem like the west sees more wildfires every year? This week’s Brainwaves podcast examines larger trends and what we can do to adapt. https://t.co/vB4p7zFkS7

— CU Boulder News (@CUBoulderNews) May 21, 2019

New York Vol.19 (CUNY: School of Medicine, Master’s in Translational Medicine at City College)

CUNY School Of Medicine Far Outpaces Nationwide Progress In Enrollment Of Racial, Ethnic Minorities – CUNY Newswire #CUNYSchoolofMedicine #SophieDavis #CUNY https://t.co/YPJtrMI5CC

— CUNYSchoolofMedicine (@CunyMedicine) February 9, 2019

#CUNYSchoolofMedicine #CSOM #sophiedavis @CUNY
CUNY School of Medicine Aims to Impact Health Care Disparities https://t.co/WLTDL4MdfC

— CUNYSchoolofMedicine (@CunyMedicine) February 20, 2019

The Struggle and Triumph of America's First Black Doctors https://t.co/so6uFb5ztJ

— Kaliris Salas-Ramirez, PhD (@DrKYSR) February 14, 2019

So proud of these outstanding students: https://t.co/Fvhp87w79p … #cunymed #csom #sophiedavis #representationmatters #primarycare

— Katherine Mendis (@katherinemendis) January 22, 2019

Two @NSF CAREER Awards are exciting news for Grove School of #Engineering faculty #research and discoveries driving #energy and #infrastructure innovation. Congratulations, Prof Mohamed and Prof Messinger! https://t.co/qXjFEiNW1N #CCNY pic.twitter.com/u0ygLOAcs3

— City College of NY (@CityCollegeNY) March 5, 2019

Take your seat at the table: Hear #Harlem #health experts discuss combating #opioids, addressing #stigma, advancing treatment with #MAT and #naloxone, and more on the latest #FromCitytotheWorld #podcast with #CCNY Pres @vgbcc1 https://t.co/zsYFfFLNby pic.twitter.com/RAdg2OR7L6

— City College of NY (@CityCollegeNY) February 19, 2019

The @CityCollegeNY-based CUNY School of Medicine now ranks in the top 50 in the nation in @USNewsEducation“Best Graduate Schools 2020” rankings! MTM proudly collaborates with CUNY School of Medicine to train the next Gen of innovators! https://t.co/JmTHc2KTxp pic.twitter.com/O8QtMvghE5

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 25, 2019

#FDA is aiming to support development of #technologies that could increase donated organs' chances of survival for #transplant. #organtransport #organdonation #medtech #healthtech https://t.co/0eGlCsYkVb

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) July 8, 2019

Optina Diagnostics developed a #retinal imaging platform for an #eyeimaging test to improve diagnostic accuracy for patients who are being evaluated for #Alzheimers and other #cognitive decline. #medtech #healthtech #innovation https://t.co/Hctt9NkTcq

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) July 3, 2019

#Cyberattacks are rising, #hospitals are pushing medical-device makers to improve #cyber defenses of their internet-connected infusion pumps, #biopsy imaging tables and other #healthcare products. #medtech #healthcare https://t.co/cJMYJE3cS3

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) June 24, 2019

A study suggests that #genetic and #molecular analysis of #bigdata may succeed where conventional #medicine fails. Is big data also the future of medicine? #health #healthcare #data https://t.co/FRRr6EX8Ym

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) June 19, 2019

The #FDA won’t ban #breastimplants that some women said have caused them a range of health problems, from pain to a rare form of #cancer. https://t.co/RbtAK50XGG

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) June 6, 2019

Some says data is the oil of #AI, the focus should be clean data, Others says data is meaningless without context. So is AI #data driven, #algorithm driven, or process driven? #technology #healthtech https://t.co/nt7UvKWsE3

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 27, 2019

A new study found that girls who have serious or repeated infections in childhood are at higher risk for developing #eatingdisorders in adolescence. #anorexia #bulimia #healthcare #MTMReads https://t.co/mBfJRudzgz

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 24, 2019

The overuse of #antibiotics & #antifungal in humans #livestock & #agriculture is accelerating a worldwide #crisis. #UN issued a report says the crisis could kill 10 million people annually by 2050. #ThursdayThoughts #publichealth #healthcare https://t.co/QkgxxMQLM1

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 23, 2019

One step closer to #3DPrinted organs? Rice University printed a #3Dprint small lung-mimicking air sac that is surrounded by blood vessels. #bioengineering #biotech #medtech #biomedicalengineering #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/ZPMKIZ2ZuR

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 22, 2019

#Robots of the size of a speck of dust might help you examine your brain! Taking advantage of the same basic #tech as computer chips, the possibility of use of these #microbots are endless. #MondayMedtech #innovation #sensors https://t.co/MVzTE33Saz

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 20, 2019

African-American, Native American and Alaska Native women die of #pregnancy at a rate 3 times higher than white women. #publichealth #healthcare #RacialDisparities
https://t.co/LW3tFfvV0f

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 17, 2019

Everything can be #customized, consumer goods like sports drinks, #skincare products and even shampoo are now #personalized just for you. How can we apply such customization to #healthcare and personal #wellness? #future #ThursdayThoughts https://t.co/0IVhdFbojm

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 16, 2019

Is fining the people who are not #vaccinating their children the answer to the #measles crisis? Germany’s #health minister has proposed a fine for parents not vaccinating their children. #WednesdayWisdom #publichealth https://t.co/m3nCYCTIwh

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 15, 2019

A custom-made #drone delivered a kidney this month to a Maryland woman who had waited eight years for a lifesaving #transplant. Will this new model be the #Uber for organs #medtech #MondayMedtech #healthcare https://t.co/qpSqMhat2b

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 13, 2019

#VR therapy for #painrelief goes beyond simple distraction— It totally immerses the patient in an #interactive environment that so occupies the brain, it has no room to process pain. #MTMReads #medtech #healthcare #painmanagement https://t.co/PueIvAZ2Kk

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 10, 2019

Just last week, the CDC just announced that we've had at least 695 #measles cases this year, the most since 2000, thanks to the modern #antivaccine movement that started in 1998. #ThursdayThoughts #healthcare #publichealth https://t.co/cJ0wSVDbzm

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 9, 2019

The @US_FDA just approved a new prescription weight-management device that will monitor user’s #weight if the #BMI is over 25. #medtech #fda #weightmanagement https://t.co/gUfznht41F

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 8, 2019

#CCNYGrove100 at @CityCollegeNY Dr. David Rumschitzki, Professor, Chemical Engineering, recently received a Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN) award from the U.S.Department of Education. https://t.co/TD2lZxXqg5

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 8, 2019

A wearable device that uses #machinelearning to remotely track and analyze #vitals is used in hospitals, and now it received the clearance from @FDA so it can monitor patients from home. #MondayMedtech #medtech #healthcare https://t.co/oGrHdJtJXi

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 6, 2019

What happens when #AI assistant meets privacy rules? @Amazon is positioning #Alexa to track consumers’ prescriptions and relay personal #health info in a bid to insert the #technology into everyday #healthcare. #MTMReads #digitalhealth https://t.co/rRjuVwV4hQ

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 3, 2019

Many depression patients fail to followup with their first time treatment. #Startups are coming out with a range of #AI based tools to help #psychiatrists optimize care sooner to treat #depression. #Thursdaythoughts #digitalhealth #medtech https://t.co/Bi5a562XQn

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 2, 2019

Scientists used an #implant that stimulates activity in key areas of the brain to restore near-normal levels of brain function to a brain-damaged woman. #implants #medtech #technology #innovation #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/S7cEHgYDHx

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) May 1, 2019

A #smart glove #prototype called Anora can help the blind and visually impaired move unaided without a service dog or white cane. #medtech #innovation #smartglove #healthcare #MondayMedtech https://t.co/v6BFmxuH75

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 29, 2019

A hand-held #ultrasound scanner that transferred from a #smartphone is now used to check for #pneumonia and to evaluate other organs in African villages. See how a brilliant #innovation in #medtech can change the world: https://t.co/vTtUrZEVgw #MTMReads

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 26, 2019

Electronic medical records for #EMRs, blockchain systems, #AI…How are these trends turning out to be as we’re in the Q3 of the year? #medtech #healthcare #blockchain #ThursdayThoughts https://t.co/QzT4xGTy6J

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 25, 2019

A Canadian lab at the University of Saskatchewan is doing interesting #deeplearning research related to #healthcare applications. See how they use #AI or #machinelearning to make #diagnoses. #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/rGFO08k5im

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 24, 2019

Israeli researchers have printed a #3D heart using a patient’s own cells that’s #biocompatible and matches the patient. The future of personalized organs? Numerous possibilities. #medtech#biotech#healthcare#medicine#technology#innovation https://t.co/DKSnbqxMHM

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 23, 2019

Overuse of the #medicines is not just rich countries’ problem—Throughout the developing world #antibiotics are dispensed without prescriptions, and caused a growing problem of #antibioticresistance. #MTMReads #healthcare #medicineoveruse https://t.co/R8lfeDpgJh

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 19, 2019

Electronic #health records seems to be a smarter, cheaper and faster way to manage #medical charts, but they can also go wrong. Read this #investigation by Fortune and Kaiser Health News. #ThursdayThoughts #MTMReads #healthcare https://t.co/qTALyGjvu9

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 18, 2019

Can software improve a person’s #health as much as a drug can without the same cost and side-effects? Investors see the chance in #digitaltherapeutics, or #digiceuticals. #medtech #healthcare #therapeutics #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/sgnR5ioZoi

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 17, 2019

AdvaMed, @Google, Doctor On Demand and other organizations are working toward providing standards and best practices for #AI use cases in medicine and #health. #medtech #healthcare #smarttech https://t.co/wK3a6vW5j2

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 16, 2019

From collecting #healthdata to changing the #clinicaltrials market, two of the world’s largest technology companies @Apple and Alphabet are taking divergent approaches to revolutionise #healthcare. #medtech #MondayMedtech https://t.co/JbsoIg5uML

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 15, 2019

Do those who live without #pain also live without #anxiety? Are the #gene that determines how one reacts to pain also has effect on how one experiences anxiety? #MTMReads by @heathertal for @nytimes #mentalhealth #wellness #biology #healthcare https://t.co/MiK5jujk1W

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 12, 2019

The risk of the lifesaving #implants? The federal government on Thursday warned of a serious flaw in #Medtronic cardio defibrillators that allows hackers to take full control of the lifesaving devices. #medtech #healthcare #ThursdayThoughts https://t.co/p02rpfqznf

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 11, 2019

While we’re not yet able to produce superhero-enabling devices, #prosthetics are getting "smarter" and more adaptive. See how #AI and #MachineLearning are changing the game. #WednesdayWisdom #medtech #innovation #technology #healthcare https://t.co/zD8nVAWsT8

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 10, 2019

Read how this Silicon Valley diabetes #tech #startup’ s CEO talks about #datadriven #diabetes care. @MedTechDive @BigfootBiomed #innovation #medtech #biotech #healthcare https://t.co/rS7QM3dL7z

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 9, 2019

Only 25% to 50% of patients worldwide take #medications correctly, and a handful of #health #startup companies are trying to change it by embedding a tracking system into pills they swallow. #MondayMedtech #medtech #innovation @AngelAuYeung https://t.co/6mhqGYzqAg

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 8, 2019

A study shows that Americans are having fewer heart attacks, and even after a #heartattack, they are surviving longer than ever before. Although #medical treatments have improved, some #health trends among the older Americans may have not. #healthcare https://t.co/xBd5SYZvNV

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 5, 2019

Machine-Learning systems could be a boon to madicine, but they also can be hacked to mislead. Read this article about the potential dark side in #AI in #healthcare. #machinelearining #innovation #medtech #ThursdayThoughts https://t.co/mJutmPurPl

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 4, 2019

A growing number of games are taking on #metalhealth issues like #depression, anger and #PTSD. Most of them come from #independent makers which are more willing to take risks. #videogames #therapy #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/1pIs1hgNeH

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 3, 2019

FDA approved an #implantable #device to treat patients with Class III moderate to severe #heartfailure who are not eligible for #CRT. The device is planned to launch in the US later this year. @MedtechDive #medtech https://t.co/GBsk2EbyO1

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) April 2, 2019

A small community of scientists has taken a do-it-yourself approach to #microscopy: when the right tool for the job doesn’t exist, make it. Read this intriguing article about how #scientists are making their own tools. #MTMReads #STEM #science https://t.co/z8gsXDVBBk

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 29, 2019

A round-up of five @HarvardBiz articles address how to engage doctors with #MedTech addressing bureaucracy, patient-centered design, cost management and mobile apps. Read them now: https://t.co/sTHGS89JLS

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 26, 2019

A Portugal-based #startup has designed an #AI physical #therapist that guides patients through a number of exercises, using the trackers to give feedback in real time. #MondayMedtech #medtech #innovation #tech. @AlmostZara for @Forbes https://t.co/1b2sqpUhgO

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 25, 2019

Finally, @US_FDA approved a new #depression drug #esketamine made by Janssen Pharmaceuticals, and there’s also strict #safety requirements come with the #FDA approval. @bencareynyt for @NYTimes. #medicine #healthcare https://t.co/38blJpzsxk

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 21, 2019

Deep Medicine: How Artificial Intelligence Can Make Healthcare Human Again by Dr. Topol explores how #AI is likely to transform almost everything that doctors do. @anahadoconnor from @nytimes interviewed @EricTopol. #medtech #WesnesdayWisdom #healthcare https://t.co/dFj9qj97d9

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 20, 2019

Robotic systems have been on the market for more than 15 years, and #cancer patients are getting #roboticsurgery. Does that mean better treatment and better result? Not necessarily. #medtech #technology #healthcare @NYTimes https://t.co/zvaRrQ2jnD

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 19, 2019

Cheap and simple #medicaldevices could improve performance and lower #healthcare costs, but first they have to overcome deeply rooted biases—@tomvanderbilt for @nytimes #MondayMedtech #innovation #developingcountries https://t.co/mBk8n8r6HJ

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 18, 2019

Devices that monitor a #diabetic blood glucose levels; #implants that helps a #paralyzed patient to walk; a pill bottle that alerts you to take medication; smart pills with a #sensor that connects to smartphones…Is the future now? @Harbingerdc. #MTMReads https://t.co/GgGaeaKR8z

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 15, 2019

How can we use technology to make the quality of life better as people get older? Ageing and robots are more closely related than you might think, and #robots might be the solution to the problem. #healthcare #technologies #AI https://t.co/DuolSq6Ltz

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 14, 2019

A phone-based app that works as a virtual #hippocampus to perform digital memory augmentation aims to help #Alzheimer patients improve their daily lives, according to @wencyleung for @globeandmail. #WednesdayWisdom #medtech #innovation https://t.co/0ZP22zRihI

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 13, 2019

Can #AI further dehumanize medicine and erode the doctor-patient relationship? In this interview by @rddysum, a doctor shares his insights and opinions about AI in #healthcare for @WSJ #medtech #datasafety https://t.co/qaWWVBjlhd

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 12, 2019

The tiny #wireless sensor that can accurately measure #heartrate, respiration rate, temperature, blood oxygen level and blood pressure is changing the #premature babies’ care! #MondayMedtech #Medtech #healthcare https://t.co/VGec0q3lMv

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 11, 2019

Millions of Americans go to bed and drift into an evening of sleep that is anything but peaceful. Many of them might be suffering from #SleepApnea. Read this guide to find out if you are one of them. @anahadoconnor for @nytimes #healthcare #MTMReads https://t.co/3kJMC6y0M4

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 8, 2019

Type #vaccine into Pinterest’s search bar and nothing pops up. #Vaccination or #antivax? Also nothing. What do you think of @Pinterest take on the anti-vaccination propaganda and #FakeScience? @cdcaron for @nytimes #ThursdayThoughts #healthcare #fakenews https://t.co/hJpqdqIWQv

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 7, 2019

A study led by University of Colorado School of Medicine suggests that approximately 8.4% of U.S. children under 18 years and 8.1% of adults 18 years and older are affected by #asthma, but 84% of them are not using the #inhaler properly. #healthcare https://t.co/Rny6Kaen9J

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 6, 2019

Are #fitness trackers in the workplace intrusive? Are the highly sensitive #healthdata from employees safe? Read how companies are utilizing their employee’s #tracker info in the workplace by @PostRowland for @washingtonpost. #medtech#healthcare#healthtech https://t.co/NXSAYy0xdG

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 5, 2019

Verily, the #lifesciences unit of @Google parent Alphabet, launches #eyedisease screening #algorithm in India. The automated screening tool checks for two leading causes of blindness. @MedTechDive #MondayMedtech #medtech #healthcare https://t.co/EKcfVXbV9X

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 4, 2019

Sometimes a small change in #healthcare #coverage can change a patient’s life. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reopened a door to include more coverage for depression patients. #goodnews #MTMReads #CMS https://t.co/FNosnykLS6

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) March 1, 2019

Healthcare #startups raised $2.61 bn in #VentureCapital last month, breaking the VC fundraise record since 2008. Will this high level of fundraising continue this year? @mtindera07 gives you her prediction on @Forbes. #ThursdayThoughts #healthcare https://t.co/inJkLDOlHP

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 28, 2019

Wireless medtech permits patients to get outside treatment, reduces #healthcare costs and enables physicians to obtain vital medical information, and offer less time consuming services. The global #wireless #medtech market is taking off! #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/rKxxjCxEVI

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 27, 2019

Medical technologies vs. archeology？Thanks to the cutting edge medical technologies, @artinstitutechi developed significant new research on five terracotta sculptures. @TechTimes_News #medtech #innovation #technologies https://t.co/Y81sR8wrX7

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 26, 2019

Is #DigitalTherapy the future of therapies? A report from @PwC suggests that more than half of patients are willing to use digital #therapy tools. What are the opportunities for #pharmas and #tech companies? @medcitynews #MondayMedtech #medtech #healthcare https://t.co/rYC5karKa1

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 25, 2019

A swallowable #insulin “pill” developed by @MIT’s Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research and Harvard's Brigham and Women's Hospital will automatically inject into the wall of your stomach, and it won’t hurt! #medtech #biotech #healthcare #MTMReads https://t.co/iZKpYOxaKX

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 22, 2019

#DeepMind, the #AI lab owned by @Google’s parent company won the “World Cup” of biochemical research. Researchers and big #pharma companies are working with #AI to develop new drugs. @CadeMetz for @nytimes. #WednesdayWisdom #medtech #biotech #healthcare https://t.co/9IXp1r6ips

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 20, 2019

The @duke team's #prototype device that aims to remove aggressive brain tumor has received @FDADeviceInfo ’s breakthrough designation, meaning the agency will expedite its review. Read the brief on @MedTechDive . #medtech #FDA #healthcare #innovation https://t.co/fDyNgVWnh0

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 19, 2019

Over 150 surgeons last year have used #VR to simulate a common eye disease surgery, where they put an drug-releasing #implant in the eye. Question is, when will #FDA approve it? @SCastellWSJ for @WSJ #MondayMedtech #VRSurgery #healthcare #optical https://t.co/GwQTdlwl5h

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 18, 2019

Why does one child cry after a needle stick while another watches with curiosity? The #pain is a rather objective feeling—even a #painscale can’t help a physician judge precisely. Read this story told by @PerriKlass for @nytimes. #healthcare #health https://t.co/VMiJA62Vcr

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 15, 2019

Utensils for movement disorders, #tech to fight mosquitoes, prediction #algorithms for when you might get sick, figuring out what's normal, and making Dr. Google smarter? These are some ambitious #healthcare efforts that Alphabet @Google is undertaking! https://t.co/QLpHay7NGO

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 14, 2019

If you think you care about #healthcare, how many could you get right from these 7 questions? Do this weekly health quiz by @nytimes and tell us your score! #health #medical #bmi #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/CilNJy3iQ1

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 13, 2019

The home #healthtech market is taking off! The global smart home #healthcare market is set to hit $30 billion by 2023! @MedTechDive explains to you why home health tech is capturing investment in 2019. #medtech #smarttech #smarthome https://t.co/ffjovqvoC9

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 12, 2019

A soft, wearable patch measures the chemical contents of sweat on the skin could be used to screen for cystic fibrosis, and give athletes real-time performance data. Read the full article by @apoorva_nyc for @nytimes #MondayMedtech #healthcare #medtech https://t.co/TISbmql6xl

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 11, 2019

Read this panel discussion by @NewLab about the #technological disruption such as #BodyEnhancement and cognitive augmentations in the #medical field and its impact on the human experience on @MassiveSci . #MTMReads #future #innovation #ethics https://t.co/MVM8GMHG3m

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 8, 2019

According to Gartner, "By 2022, 10% of personal devices will have emotion #AI capabilities.” Is emotion #engineering the next big field of study? Written by @giridevanur for @ForbesTechCncl #ThursdayThoughts #medtech #techonology #innovation https://t.co/C2fa2IibpM

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 7, 2019

A Rapid DNA machine in the police station can quick reveal whether an individual’s #DNA matches genetic evidence collected from a local crime. Read this article by @heathertal written for @nytimes #technology #future #medtech https://t.co/PqgXtruoxp

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 6, 2019

Inspired by a millennia-old toy, this lab created a cheap, human-powered centrifuge that costs less than a quater which could transfer #healthcare. An article written by @rtg0nzalez for @WIRED #MondayMedtech #medtech #innovation https://t.co/sAPbvLUBRY

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 4, 2019

The wearable #medical devices market is expected to be a prospering $29.5 billion market by 2026! Take a look at this market report about wearable medical devices to get more information. https://t.co/gK8RkIYpf0 #MTMReads #medtech #wearabledevices #marketresearch #healthcare

— Master's in Translational Medicine (@ccnymtm) February 1, 2019

ICYMI – @Newsweek interviews @EpiBoneInc's Nina Tandon about using stem cells and 3D printing to create living skeletal implants for those who need them. Read: https://t.co/z6rIQLcnSx pic.twitter.com/ASmJV0xBtt

— Breakout Labs (@Breakout_Labs) May 14, 2019

We think there are huge opportunities for #DigitalTherapy! You might enjoy our latest report on the state of digital therapies and how #AI can make a difference – https://t.co/1Ro1ZYZ9By

— IBM Institute for Business Value (@IBMIBV) April 30, 2019

.@Amazon's joint #healthcare venture finally has a name: Haven – and will focus on “Improving the process of navigating the complex health care system, and accessing affordable treatments and prescription drugs” #medicine #innovation https://t.co/mekg3DOXBQ

— Freddy T. Nguyen, MD, PhD (@freddytn) March 6, 2019

Explore the 40 most remarkable innovations in cancer treatment, from the first radical mastectomy in 1882 to the development of modern-day immunotherapies. @sciam #WorldCancerDay https://t.co/wEbaPBlt4P

— Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (@sloan_kettering) February 4, 2019

European Union Vol.8 (Commission, Council, Parliament)

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Благодаря! Hvala! Děkuji! Tak! Bedankt! Thank you! Aitäh! Kiitos! Merci! Danke! Ευχαριστώ! Köszönöm! Go raibh maith agat! Grazie! Paldies! Ačiū! Grazzi! Dziękuję! Obrigada! Mulțumesc! Ďakujem! Hvala! ¡Gracias! Tack! pic.twitter.com/J4GEgY1UJY

— Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) July 16, 2019

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The texts of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement are now online for all to see. #EUTrade https://t.co/E0miMctZpb

— Cecilia Malmström (@MalmstromEU) July 12, 2019

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Searching for analysis on #EUelections2019 #Brexit & EU policies? Look no further: Our new think thank review is packed with papers by leading think thanks #eucolibrary

— EU Council (@EUCouncil) July 20, 2019

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"Croatia’s intention to join ERM II shows that the eurozone is an anchor of stability & growth in Europe", said @mariofcenteno after the #Eurogroup.
▶️ Check meeting's main results: https://t.co/HJibGK1rWB pic.twitter.com/8y8iFTDxQ9

— EU Council (@EUCouncil) July 8, 2019

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#EUCO on #EUTopJobs has ended. Appointments are out.
Watch the key moments & read the main results: https://t.co/48GnRukaRM pic.twitter.com/u6moMHIMv8

— EU Council (@EUCouncil) July 2, 2019

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Foreign ministers discussed Iraq & adopted @EUCouncil conclusions.
Read more: https://t.co/El7jFlJ2Lr #FAC pic.twitter.com/qSgBkbf4MX

— EU Council Press (@EUCouncilPress) July 15, 2019

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Another eventful plenary session:

✔️ Election of the Commission President
✔️ Launch interparliamentary delegations
✔️ Debate humanitarian assistance in Mediterranean
✔️ Discussion EU presidency priorities

Watch our video to find out more ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/n6xKOPWtig

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 19, 2019

What do you know about the history of Europe and the European Parliament? Find out all the essential facts in our interactive timeline ➡️ https://t.co/YHToESk81z pic.twitter.com/uPWpzdR9Fc

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 17, 2019

MEPs elected Ursula von der Leyen European Commission President on 16 July after she promised tougher emission targets and a right of initiative for the Parliament. Find out more by watching our video ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/Y2h5Ik8F68

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 17, 2019

With 383 votes in favour, the European Parliament has elected Ursula von der Leyen president of the next European Commission in a secret ballot.

Read the press release for details ➡️ https://t.co/UWNrC8uW4N pic.twitter.com/OMylDJgruO

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 16, 2019

During May's European elections, people in the EU elected their representatives to the European Parliament. Now MEPs will elect the president of the European Commission. Read how ➡️ https://t.co/h2H4odIOS2 pic.twitter.com/EFlHP3r43A

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 15, 2019

Committees deal with legislative proposals, appoint negotiating teams to conduct talks with EU ministers, adopt reports, organise hearings and scrutinise other EU bodies and institutions. More about committees ➡️ https://t.co/iYg1XvBeZR pic.twitter.com/XYCTAO7T6N

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 10, 2019

David Sassoli , a 63-year-old former journalist from Italy, was elected president of the European Parliament earlier this week for the next two-and-a-half years. Here's how he reacted to his election ⤵ pic.twitter.com/5SRE4IKpcu

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 7, 2019

The Parliament’s 14 vice-presidents can replace the president when necessary, including chairing plenary sessions. They are also members of the Bureau, which lays down rules for Parliament’s smooth functioning. Read more ➡️ https://t.co/leEwpXgId3 pic.twitter.com/f94DWMmYqW

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 6, 2019

Newly-elected MEPs came to Strasbourg for their first plenary session. Here's what happened ⤵ pic.twitter.com/S6xDI9nQTU

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 5, 2019

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As the new European Parliament meets for the first time today, MEPs have formed seven political groups. Read on to find out more ➡️ https://t.co/fqBKMlD6A7 pic.twitter.com/ncqGPDAug3

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 2, 2019

Starting today Finland takes over the presidency of the Council of the European Union for the next six months pic.twitter.com/7qdsWvfnar

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) July 1, 2019

The work of the European Parliament directly benefits people around Europe, but who actually does what, where and how? Watch to find out ⬇ pic.twitter.com/hBBcfA5GIL

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) June 30, 2019

Why do certain social media posts go viral, while others don’t? Algorithms and human behaviour may be two of the reasons. Watch our video to find out more ⬇ pic.twitter.com/vyQjrGz9Jj

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) June 24, 2019

More has been achieved on EU defence in the past three years than in the last 60. Read the overview → https://t.co/v5SebAGrzN pic.twitter.com/YeNyipCKdu

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) June 24, 2019

Precision agriculture is making use of satellites, robots and the internet of things to increase food production, while using fewer resources and reducing waste, to feed a growing global population. Learn more about it ⬇ pic.twitter.com/s8tqQEVV13

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) June 15, 2019

EU roads are the safest in the world, but which EU countries are the safest to drive in? Click to find out ➡ https://t.co/QEv6Rivmei pic.twitter.com/hvUBUOsj95

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) June 8, 2019

Do you know how many MEPs represent your country? Check below ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/aCYcSRpjoj

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 31, 2019

First results for Ireland (more information available on our results website https://t.co/EG5sDJW9Dx): pic.twitter.com/TqurXI9Wyl

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 26, 2019

First estimates for Malta: pic.twitter.com/DvQMFEVvqF

— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) May 26, 2019

LIVE – Press Conference from the European Council #EUCO https://t.co/ypKKBfd8nI

— David Sassoli (@EP_President) June 20, 2019

New York Vol.10 (SUNY: Stony Brook University)

The least appreciated—but most important—aspect of the political economy of #ModernMonetaryTheory is its treatment of inflation. See what #StonyBrookU prof @StephanieKelton said politicians can do to stem the increase on @barronsonline. https://t.co/kp4vIUdGNO @SBUArtsSciences

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 1, 2019

What's making #ModernMonetaryTheory work in Japan? #StonyBrookU prof @StephanieKelton explains why spending big and ignoring the deficit has worked for the country, and may for for ours in this @nytimes post. https://t.co/bB5VlQuvao #MMT #FarBeyond @SBUArtsSciences

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 28, 2019

Can an early morning run be a stand in for anxiety-reducing medication? A small study sounds promising, but #StonyBrookU's Dr. Zachary Jacobs says on @UPI you may not want to throw out your medicine just yet. https://t.co/7g5RpxgXCb #MentalHealth @StonyBrookMed @StonyBrookKids

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 6, 2019

#StonyBrookU alum James Haggerty ’19 is saving the planet one vehicle at a time thanks to the hands-on learning opportunities that pushed him to go #FarBeyond. https://t.co/9B88CPf67m #innovation #stewardship #STEMed @CEASSBU @stonybrookalum @AERTC_SBU @ciees

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 6, 2019

In celebration of the 200th birthday of one of America’s most influential poets, #WaltWhitman, #StonyBrookU hosted a half-day symposium. Learn more about the local legend here: https://t.co/9zsP4NB5iJ #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 5, 2019

#StonyBrookU #research shows opioid poisoning levels almost doubled from 2010-2016 on Long Island, according to prof @wangfsh. The data will be used to find effective interventions and save lives. https://t.co/uQtgLrXKYb @sbucompsc @CEASSBU @StonyBrookMed @AmJPrevMed

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 5, 2019

A new 20-minute test from #StonyBrookU may hold the key to detect Zika virus in human saliva, quickly, easily and cheaply. Find out more on the #innovation on @ChemistryWorld. https://t.co/64LRX3OVnM #research #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 5, 2019

Solar panels will get a pop in production thanks to #SolarPower #research from #StonyBrookU & @BrookhavenLab. See how they're getting the panels to make more power in this @ScienceTimesCom post. https://t.co/pKWWMmqW8X #FarBeyond #innovation #stewardship #ClimateChange

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 5, 2019

#FakeNews isn't the only thing you should worry about online, you also have to lookout for resurrected stories – divisive old news that can falsely stoke debate though the spread of disinformation. Learn more from #StonyBrookU's Jonathan Anzalone on @CBC. https://t.co/lyYMQJOI3g

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 5, 2019

New #research from #StonyBrookU shows Facebook posts alone can predict some 21 diseases and conditions, including diabetes, hypertension, anxiety and depression. https://t.co/yhexBQU6MF #FarBeyond #innovation @PLOSONE @CEASSBU @sbucompsc

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 4, 2019

.@Forbes has ranked #StonyBrookU in its Best Value Colleges 2019 list! We grabbed #13 among public schools and #29th overall for our work to provide a high quality education at a great price. https://t.co/fLao7KpveA #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 3, 2019

#SustainableEnergy #research is kicking into high gear at #StonyBrookU, thanks to a partnership w/ @EnergyCenter to foster & accelerate cutting-edge #CleanEnergy. Now that's going #FarBeyond! https://t.co/1EEHVknV0J #innovation #stewardship @Advanced_Energy @AERTC_SBU @CEWIT_SBU

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 3, 2019

Congrats to #StonyBrookU prof Donovan Finn, one of nine early career faculty receiving an award to conduct interdisciplinary #research into the impacts of #ClimateChange and natural hazards on US coasts. https://t.co/cTsgRWlGRy #stewardship #FarBeyond #science @NSF @SoMAS_SBU

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 2, 2019

The branding of new non-alcoholic beer maker @AthleticBrewing may have a chance at breaking cultural stigmas of “penalty box beers” because of the scrutiny they invite upon the drinker, says #StonyBrookU sociologist Helana Darwin on @Thrillist. https://t.co/Z14kUxt9jQ #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 2, 2019

Adding 122 members of the Class of 2019 to #StonyBrookU's network of more than 4,200 Renaissance School of Medicine alumni wasn't the only news coming out of the college this year. Find out what's happening from alumni Lisa Vignogna-Barlas. https://t.co/DudxHujeGN #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 2, 2019

Make friends faster with tips, including #SelfDisclosure, what may be one of the best relationship-building techniques. See how #StonyBrookU prof Arthur Aron's #research provides the secrets on @businessinsider. https://t.co/6Y3qX9d9Yh @SBUArtsSciences

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 2, 2019

Dietetic Interns for #StonyBrookU's Renaissance School of Medicine paired up and faced off in a "Chopped" style cooking competition to test their mettle and see who's cuisine would reign supreme. See who won it all in this video. https://t.co/he0kWCt44n @StonyBrookMed

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 2, 2019

A $2.35M @ENERGY grant is giving #StonyBrookU scientists the ability to develop advanced nuclear reactors that could drastically reduce the cost of #NuclearEnergy. https://t.co/esYm726KrB #FarBeyond #research @CEASSBU @DSprouster @ARPAE

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 1, 2019

What effect is digital media having on the brains and development of children? It’s a question that troubles parents everywhere and one @UW prof @DAChristakis and #StonyBrookU prof @LaurenHalePhD tried to answer. https://t.co/VTsnDarupZ @TheWangCenter @ChildrenScreens

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 1, 2019

ICYMI: @SBU_OSA was recognized by NACUFS during its sustainability awards for excellence in sustainable campus dining, with a bronze award in the operational category of “Outreach and Education.”https://t.co/e6lQSrd86Q #Stewardship #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) July 1, 2019

Seawolves attending @SBUSouthampton helped clean up trash on Warner Island alongside @SoMAS_SBU's dean & #StonyBrookU profs, all part of @SouthamptonTown’s annual Great East End Clean-Up. https://t.co/jO1FkQjKic #stewardship #GEECleanUp #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 29, 2019

With nearly 30M Americans suffering from #KidneyDisease, it’s fair to say that #StonyBrookU's Dr. Sandeep Mallipattu & colleagues have their work cut out. Fortunately, they're finding ways to fight #KidneyDisease & build a kidney. https://t.co/0IEckMnhSo #FarBeyond @StonyBrookMed

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 28, 2019

Our students may be home for summer break, but you can still hear what songs served as the soundtrack for their school year with our @Spotify playlist. https://t.co/ErC6yBowZ5 #SeawolvesForLife #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 28, 2019

A first of its kind in New York State interdisciplinary program that combines computer science w/ work in the arts, humanities or social sciences, will help students learn skills like coding in a creative context. https://t.co/4incpvqRxC #innovation @SBUArtsSciences @CEASSBU

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 27, 2019

Despite being looted in 2003, the Iraq Museum has made a comeback. Something #StonyBrookU alum Abdulameer al-Hamdani said on @nytimes he plans to boost with increased visits from younger Iraqis. https://t.co/wl2FUQXzmg #stewardship @stonybrookalum

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 27, 2019

#StonyBrookU prof Kedar Kirane is studying composite materials the could one day protect U.S. troops on the battlefield, thanks to a $359,000 grant from @ArmyResearchLab. https://t.co/l5RTqLHbgR #FarBeyond #research @CEASSBU @RDECOM

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 27, 2019

#StonyBrookU's new Institute for AI-Driven Discovery and Innovation is an intellectual hub that will promote #AI #research & educational initiatives across Stony Brook and #FarBeyond. https://t.co/qqBEB9GkwH #ArtificialIntelligence @CEASSBU @SBUArtsSciences @SUNY @SUNYChancellor

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 27, 2019

Long Island start-ups displayed pioneering new products and cutting-edge technologies at the fourth annual Incubator Showcase at @CEWIT_SBU. https://t.co/GfvCVzGWT8 @CEBIP_SBU @AERTC_SBU @EcoDev_SBU #innovation #research #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 27, 2019

Getting high could be destroying the planet, thanks to farmers clear-cutting isolated plots and eradicating biodiversity. #StonyBrookU prof @LabDavalos explains the significance on @VICE. https://t.co/6wIpgFGVJl #FarBeyond #ClimateChange #research #stewardship @SBUArtsSciences

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 26, 2019

What's worse for weight loss: fat or carbs? #StonyBrookU's Dr. Konstantinos Spaniolas says that the answer is complicated because many studies have looked into mice, not men. Learn more on @nhregister. https://t.co/vzbEKr0moO #FarBeyond #WeightLoss @StonyBrookMed

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 26, 2019

Some say the #BrothersGrimm re-wrote tales like Cinderella to be more accurate, but #StonyBrookU prof Ruth Bottigheimer has a different idea. Learn more about the history of the fairy tale on @voxdotcom. https://t.co/8ncW0rfUsG #FarBeyond @SBUArtsSciences

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 26, 2019

The distance between Mars and Earth is about 140 million miles. But even that great distance is not too much to prevent #StonyBrookU prof Joel Hurowitz from helping scientists investigate signs of past life on the Red Planet. https://t.co/6YUGpw1gC9 #FarBeyond @SBUArtsSciences

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 26, 2019

What led @nscibetta to #StonyBrookU? From his beginnings at an upstate NY paper, to becoming a leader in global communications and brand strategy – see on @zariance how he's used his experience to raise the bar for #HigherEducation marketing. https://t.co/Gepz29F5L9 #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 26, 2019

New DNA #research from #StonyBrookU shows how food production entered sub-Saharan Africa some 5,000 years ago, illuminating how herding and farming spread through the continent in ancient times. https://t.co/GQkYCrEJB0 #FarBeyond #innovation

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 25, 2019

Is Earth overpopulated? #StonyBrookU prof Warren Sanderson says on @EARTH3R that we may be missing the most important questions and "copping out" by trying to get the planet on a sustainable course through population reduction. https://t.co/bJQjGgBlUU @SBUArtsSciences

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 25, 2019

.@SBUArtsSciences' 5th annual "The Difference You Make" Awards recognized faculty and staff of the College who exemplify excellence in our community. Thank you for going #FarBeyond! https://t.co/2thjOjccnA

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 25, 2019

We all know about the human costs of the illegal drug trade, such as crime, addiction, and death. But another pitfall is the environmental impact of a massive, underground, unregulated industry. #StonyBrookU prof Lilliana Davalos gave her take on @VICE. https://t.co/8vlwjW2gXi

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 25, 2019

Penicillin may still be hailed as a miracle drug almost 100 years after its discovery, but inappropriate antibiotic prescribing in the United States could be dulling its effectiveness. Find out more from @StonyBrookKids' Dr. Saul R. Hymes on @LiveScience. https://t.co/NYZlvHOCOk

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 24, 2019

ICYMI: @StonyBrookU prof @heatherlynch has been selected as a national finalist for the highly prestigious 2019 @BlavatnikAwards for Young Scientists. This month we find out if she wins! https://t.co/NrtM4DBZmS #FarBeyond #Blavatnik2019 @TheLynchLab @sbuEcoEvo @SBUArtsSciences

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 24, 2019

A recently discovered T-Rex skeleton found by #StonyBrookU prof Alan H. Turner provides an important link between smaller ones in the Early Cretaceous, to the largest one that survived until the end of the era. https://t.co/oMjT4oIDHu #FarBeyond @StonyBrookMed

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 24, 2019

ICYMI: @StonyBrookMed was honored as one of America's best hospitals for 2019 by @Healthgrades. In addition, the hospital was recognized as a top-100 hospital for cardiac care, coronary intervention, and stroke care. https://t.co/86d9iJqSUk #FarBeyond #Top100

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 21, 2019

#StonyBrook alum @jonoringer – Founder, CEO and Chairman of @Shutterstock – was inducted into @CEASSBU's Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame, recognizing him for sustained and significant leadership. https://t.co/pOlPrm27IR #FarBeyond #SeawolvesForLife @stonybrookalum

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 21, 2019

In three years, fundraising efforts have nearly tripled for #StonyBrookU's @Pedals4Progress, thanks to the dedication of volunteering staff and students. https://t.co/roKTlHR4xO #FarBeyond #momentum #stewardship @SBUCommunity @SBUCampRes @SBUCampusRec

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 21, 2019

Using one of the most powerful supercomputers, #StonyBrookU prof Marat Khairoutdinov & his students are researching global cloud simulations that will help us understand how future #ClimateChange will affect Earth. https://t.co/osPtUUwnWH #FarBeyond #research @SoMAS_SBU

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 21, 2019

#StonyBrookU's @CEASSBU is using the newly launched Institute for AI-Driven Discovery and Innovatio to prepare our students for the AI-driven economy of the future. Check it out! https://t.co/4I5ZLpmvjj #FarBeyond #AI #innovation @SUNY @TechAtBloomberg @AI_SBU

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 20, 2019

It may have just been one small step for man when #NeilArmstrong and #BuzzAldrin landed on the moon on July 20, 1969, but StonyBrookU is playing a big part in the 50th anniversary of that historic event. Learn how you can go #FarBeyond to celebrate here. https://t.co/Th7jkqMhJA

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 20, 2019

#StonyBrookU's chapter of the National Academy of Inventors just inducted 20 new members – inventors from various departments across campus that have held patents issued by the US Patent and Trademark Office. https://t.co/bcQQS84Erg #FarBeyond #innovation #momentum

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 19, 2019

Materials scientist and #StonyBrookU prof Mircea Cotlet has been named one of seven “Inventors of the Year” by the global science and technology organization @Battelle. https://t.co/CUaU4LjDlj #FarBeyond #innovation #CFNano @BrookhavenLab @CEASSBU

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 19, 2019

Just nine weeks after their birth, a set of triplets and their parents found themselves at @StonyBrookKids, becoming the first set of triplets to undergo simultaneous skull surgery. Read about the brave little boys on @EpochTimes. https://t.co/QHcPC1vMiF @StonyBrookMed

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 19, 2019

#StonyBrookU students are using valuable internship opportunities with @IBM to accelerate joint #research in #QuantumComputing – #innovation that will influence the next era of computing, across science & business. https://t.co/mgomYvFVKS #FarBeyond @IBMResearch @SBUArtsSciences

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 19, 2019

Have you seen a frisbee disc flying around campus late at night? It’s probably Panic Ultimate, #StonyBrookU’s official Ultimate Frisbee team, playing a version of disc golf, or “frolf” as they call it. https://t.co/6dnChkNgM2 #FarBeyond #UltimateFrisbee #frolf #DiscGolf

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 19, 2019

Vapes may be safer than traditional cigarettes, but teens using "nicotine-free" products may actually be taking in high amounts of the drug, according to data from a new #StonyBrookU study. https://t.co/94vvzxXI9L #FarBeyond #research #innovation @StonyBrookMed

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 17, 2019

Tranquility – even in the midst of a fast-paced, hard-charging academic environment – is perpetually available at #StonyBrookU’s @TheWangCenter, where a Zen rock garden invites peaceful contemplation. https://t.co/ovyaX89awm #FarBeyond #diversity #international

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 17, 2019

.@FoodManagement just honored @SBU_OSA with the grand prize for Best Convenience Retail Concept for #JasmineMarket. The 550-sq-ft store features more than 100 new international grocery items, snacks & Pan Asian beverages. https://t.co/8hgHK4Uf0T #FarBeyond @CulinArtGroup

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 17, 2019

#Sustainability, reducing food waste and environmentally friendly cooking were on the plate during #StonyBrookU's first-ever Root to Stem Dinner with guest chef @jehangir_mehta. https://t.co/6L5G5wQ4Ae #EarthDay #FarBeyond #stewardship

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 17, 2019

ICYMI: #StonyBrookU's #RothRegatta was a huge success, drawing thousands out of their dorm rooms to participate in the Dr. Seuss-themed race, now it in its 30th year. Don't miss our entertaining recap, including a video from @SBUjournalism. https://t.co/h4HtIbJdjO #FarBeyond

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 14, 2019

#StonyBrookU research shows teens checking phones at night are not getting restful sleep. A new survey finds parents are just a bad as their children, adding to the troubling trend. Find out more on @WSJ. https://t.co/esvsL7n4z5 #SleepStudy #TeenSleep #DigitalAddiction

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 14, 2019

Teens and parents are increasingly using mobile devices in bedrooms overnight, leading to a trouble trend that could lead to long-term effects on their health. Read what #StonyBrookU prof @LaurenHalePhD had to say for this @washingtonpost report. https://t.co/qQKsFcUZGH

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 14, 2019

Politically engaged Thai musicians are finding themselves afraid for their lives. Their crime? Making music.#StonyBrookU prof Benjamin Tausig gave his take on the polarizing political scene on @nytimes. https://t.co/w1UCB96pxC #FarBeyond #diversity #international

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 14, 2019

Out of an almost unbelievable 2,500 entries, 36 films — 20 feature films and 16 shorts — were chosen for the 24th annual @StonyBrookFF, which takes place July 18-27 at the @StallerCenter’s Main Stage Theater. Get your tix now! https://t.co/zpUvcto7Rz #FarBeyond #SummerAtSBU

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 14, 2019

19 #StonyBrookU students were recognized for their hard work with @stonybrookalum scholarships as part of the Dean’s Choice Awards Program – $1,000 scholarships each of the University’s Deans distribute to one or more students. https://t.co/B8HprS6zK7 #FarBeyond #momentum

— Stony Brook U. (@stonybrooku) June 13, 2019

New York Vol.9 (SUNY: University at Buffalo)

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‘[Amazon] would make next-day delivery available for a greater percentage of the population more quickly as a first mover than other big-box retailers,” says Charles Lindsey, associate professor of marketing.#UBuffalo #UBMgt https://t.co/0YnZqVUorO

— UB School of Management (@UBSchoolofMGT) June 11, 2019

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U.S. policies withdrawing from multilateral trade agreements may be misguided because a key provision protects U.S. investors doing business abroad, according to new research from Professor Veljko Fotak.#UBuffalo #UBMgt #trade #research https://t.co/HVTpeblfC6

— UB School of Management (@UBSchoolofMGT) May 22, 2019

For manufacturers looking to invest in an efficient supply chain, the culture of the country where you choose to invest can impact the bottom line. New research from #UBMgt professors De Jong and Suresh: https://t.co/K0Bwlxpq3y #UBuffalo #supplychain pic.twitter.com/Hs4guhz5OM

— UB School of Management (@UBSchoolofMGT) May 13, 2019

Professor Charles Lindsey applauds the @broadwaymkt's kitchen initiative, as well as the management team from @WEDIBuffalo that will operate it, and its connection to the Westside Bazaar.#UBuffalo #UBMgt https://t.co/0wBjmozJJJ

— UB School of Management (@UBSchoolofMGT) May 7, 2019

Professor Kate Bezrukova in @nresearchnews on why some anti-bias training misses the mark: https://t.co/jBHYRhKnK7 #UBMgt #UBuffalo #research

— UB School of Management (@UBSchoolofMGT) April 23, 2019

Quantitative thinking in higher education and growing the WNY tech sector—#UBuffalo President Satish Tripathi joins #UBMgt alum @GreggSFisher, BS '92, on the latest episode of "The Q Factor" podcast: https://t.co/kFuTfhpN8m pic.twitter.com/5QexrHDEcS

— UB School of Management (@UBSchoolofMGT) March 6, 2019

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Kenneth Regan, associate professor at @UBengineering, talks to @ESPN about the similarities between baseball & cricket https://t.co/uD54WfiIFJ

— UB TCIE (@UBTCIE) July 5, 2019

Can #AI help solve the millenial skill gap? https://t.co/F1U6CuOrek

— UB TCIE (@UBTCIE) July 5, 2019

Tech giants have awarded @UBuffalo a $150,000 grant to bring ethics into computer science classrooms as part of the curriculum, rather than as an afterthought. https://t.co/AeF2VvwMxn

— UB TCIE (@UBTCIE) June 27, 2019

How 5 design firms are using #VR and #AR to enable engineers to better design and present their solutionshttps://t.co/nH1NdgenzQ

— UB TCIE (@UBTCIE) June 14, 2019

An exhibition of five Instagramable rooms in NYC features scraps contributed by the UB Fabrication Workshop and UB SMART Communities of Excellencehttps://t.co/qN5YkF9Qn0

— UB TCIE (@UBTCIE) June 13, 2019

.@UBengineering and @AlfredState are working to close critical workforce gaps of the #cleanenergy sector. The first step is assessing WNY’s #cleanenergy landscape. Check out the resulting report, compiled by the @UBRegionalInst https://t.co/7jevM2sA0R pic.twitter.com/BicMHrf9GM

— UB TCIE (@UBTCIE) June 12, 2019

John Crassidis, @UBengineering professor, talks about the dangers to the International Space Station from debris of a destroyed Indian satellitehttps://t.co/RR7SQVE9tI

— UB TCIE (@UBTCIE) June 11, 2019

5 automation challenges slowing the advance of #IIoT https://t.co/gimdlQxOuc

— UB TCIE (@UBTCIE) May 21, 2019

#Cobots aren't just for large companies. Here's a story from a small business:https://t.co/81QB1vswcX

— UB TCIE (@UBTCIE) April 9, 2019

Dems and Republicans are less divided than it seems, according to #UBuffalo computer scientist @_kenny_joseph who analyzed thousands of tweets from Prez. Donald Trump: https://t.co/pJVCRupgLH

— UB Engineering News (@UBengineering) June 27, 2019

“Let there be no question that this is a race. The better the manipulators get, the better the detectors need to be,” #UBuffalo AI expert Dave Doermann on deepfakes as reported by Fortune mag: https://t.co/fCNkihIb95

— UB Engineering News (@UBengineering) June 18, 2019

“We need to continue to put pressure on social media to realize that the way that their platforms are being misused is unacceptable,” #UBuffalo AI expert Dave Doermann says about deepfakes. https://t.co/oF4APA340Q

— UB Engineering News (@UBengineering) June 14, 2019

CNET reports on #UBuffalo AI expert Dave Doermann's testimony before Congress on deepfakes and other manipulated digital media: https://t.co/R7ihSzYgzO

— UB Engineering News (@UBengineering) June 13, 2019

The number of #UBuffalo students studying to become engineers has exploded in the last 10 years, rising from 4,057 in 2009 to 7,388 in the fall of 2018, an increase of 58 percent, @LieslFolks tells Buffalo Business First: https://t.co/NGUdh5Mgk8

— UB Engineering News (@UBengineering) June 6, 2019

What's up with Great Lakes flooding this spring? #UBuffalo's Helen Domske explains the effects of high water to the Weather Channel: https://t.co/Hp9Aqn7B57

— UB Engineering News (@UBengineering) June 4, 2019

"This is all about taking the best and the brightest innovators right here at UB and our partners and helping them build new companies in Western New York," #UBuffalo's Christina Orsi on the official Innovation Hub. Read more: https://t.co/ZSZ9dSJ50B

— UB Engineering News (@UBengineering) May 29, 2019

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What's the latest with driverless car research at #UBuffalo? Check out this video presentation: https://t.co/pTZ26edH8a

— UB Engineering News (@UBengineering) April 29, 2019

The future is coming—at 11 miles per hour, says Curbed and #UBuffalo is playing a role testing its Olli autonomous bus. Check it out: https://t.co/ix2lTJagUu

— UB Engineering News (@UBengineering) April 24, 2019

Working to make NFL schedules fair! @iISE @iisenet https://t.co/TYGAg3GWLd

— UB Industrial Eng (@UB_ISE) April 15, 2019

Twelve ways UB researchers made groundbreaking discoveries — and headlines — in 2018 https://t.co/u2lRnzfAyd

— UB Industrial Eng (@UB_ISE) January 2, 2019

The making of catalysts! Summer is here, but life in the lab goes on. These photographs capture the work of the Lacy Lab in @UBChemistry: https://t.co/lh3pG2gJNT #chemistry #catalysts pic.twitter.com/7ETOcCACV3

— UB Science News (@UBScience) June 25, 2019

"We’re going to ensure that our computer science majors have a strong ethical foundation when they leave UB and go on to become leaders in the workplace.” — Atri Rudra, #UBuffalo associate professor, @UBCompsci https://t.co/p9pNBVzwSJ

— UB Science News (@UBScience) June 24, 2019

Hyenas once lived in the frigid Arctic, possibly scavenging ice age mammoth carcasses! @NatGeo reports on new research led by #UBuffalo: https://t.co/B9DWAt2WK1 #fossils #paleontology Art by @JCsotonyi. pic.twitter.com/VQh0whPDTO

— UB Science News (@UBScience) June 18, 2019

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A new #UBuffalo study is featured in this National Science Foundation video on notable recent discoveries! The topic of the research? How starch may have driven evolutionary adaptations in an assortment of #mammals, including in their #saliva: https://t.co/sZya0Eol5k pic.twitter.com/3R6twcSz3i

— UB Science News (@UBScience) May 20, 2019

Ultrafast spin #lasers could speed data transfer while reducing energy consumption. #UBuffalo physicists Igor Zutic and Gaofeng Xu were among co-authors of a recent study in Nature on this breakthrough: https://t.co/VdmMs0SKgc pic.twitter.com/LlRMnungtB

— UB Science News (@UBScience) May 9, 2019

Ferric Contrast, a #startup co-founded by #UBuffalo chemist Janet Morrow, is on Capitol Hill today for the University Innovation and Entrepreneurship Showcase hosted by APLU +@AAUniversities! The company is developing iron-based contrast agents for #MRI. https://t.co/J4LCjf65Jh pic.twitter.com/sK859Ns4ZQ

— UB Science News (@UBScience) April 10, 2019

What makes the #ImpossibleBurger look and taste like real beef? #UBuffalo biochemistry professor Mark O'Brian talks science and food in @ConversationUS: https://t.co/YSgDlJddvu @UBNewsSource @rfsuny

— UB Science News (@UBScience) April 9, 2019

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Why might the #Arctic get wetter as Earth warms? A new study by #UBuffalo paleoclimate expert Elizabeth Thomas explores this question. Cool research methods, using chemical proxies to learn about humidity + precipitation thousands of years ago! https://t.co/k99la1xZBd pic.twitter.com/FClYeu21Aq

— UB Science News (@UBScience) October 29, 2018

History in the making! #UBuffalo climate scientist Beata Csatho shot this photo of the last Delta II rocket launching, w/ NASA's ice-monitoring satellite, #ICESat2, on board. More on Csatho's work with the satellite — and her experience at the launch: https://t.co/Bd5rY2M3Cx pic.twitter.com/aks7wVU5HH

— UB Science News (@UBScience) September 21, 2018

This week: Moscow. Next up? Venus! #UBuffalo scientist Tracy Gregg is co-chair of a U.S-Russian team that's mapping out potential goals for an unmanned mission to Earth's sister planet: https://t.co/TVLQguem7m Gregg's work is sponsored by #NASA. pic.twitter.com/CzaFWYWh2O

— UB Science News (@UBScience) August 9, 2018

Chemist Diana Aga from the University at Buffalo in New York met with @NSF_Intl and the @WHO last month to exchange methodologies for analyzing antibiotic residues in water and how wastewater treatment can help eliminate antibiotics from water. Read more: https://t.co/T56SrYvT7f pic.twitter.com/DthOczlJyF

— NSF International, Water Programs (@Water_NSF) June 10, 2019

One way to get closer to room temp superconductors is to squeeze the heck out of hydrogen.#NSFfunded @UBuffalo materials scientist Eva Zurek joined @NPR @sciencefrid @scifri to help explain this innovative approach: https://t.co/lRY9WbU0Pi

— NSF Math & Phys Sci (@NSF_MPS) May 23, 2019

Check out the 2nd awesome discovery by @Ruhl_Lab and @gokcumen on the evolution of amylase @UBScience https://t.co/TQJccOBaU2

— Ekin Atilla (@AtillaLab) May 18, 2019

The smart pill, developed and patented in 1992 by #UBuffalo Professor Emeritus of Pharmaceutical Sciences Jerome Schentag, was included as one of the 50 Greatest American Inventions of the Past 50 Years! https://t.co/mikEAi66Cd

— UBPharmacy (@UBPharm) June 18, 2019

A study led by numerous @UBPharm faculty and alumni received a grant from the @UBCSA. https://t.co/WSeDVJcWls #UBuffalo

— UBPharmacy (@UBPharm) April 23, 2019

An international panel of the foremost researchers on infectious disease and antimicrobials, co-led by Brian Tsuji, PharmD, professor of pharmacy practice, has formed new guidelines on the use of polymyxins. https://t.co/3IvvViDRLP #UBuffalo

— UBPharmacy (@UBPharm) March 11, 2019

Alumni Snapshot: We have a strong alumni network in New York State and on both coasts! #UBuffalo #UBalumni #pharmacyschool pic.twitter.com/QwAdujbUrn

— UBPharmacy (@UBPharm) February 21, 2019

Alumni Snapshot: We have an active alumni network of over 5,000, ranging in age from 22 to 102! #UBuffalo #UBalumni #pharmacyschool pic.twitter.com/qLfpOSyns9

— UBPharmacy (@UBPharm) February 19, 2019

From @Forbes: "Why are pharmacists uniquely helpful? [A pharmacist's] training informs evidence-based practices and ensures that the medications we prescribe are appropriate for each patient. They are also critical stewards of patient safety." https://t.co/x1EzEXpPJ3

— UBPharmacy (@UBPharm) February 4, 2019

Congratulations to Jason Sprowl, PhD, assistant professor of pharmaceutical sciences, recipient of a 2019 @AACPharmacy New Investigator Award! https://t.co/TGRV50ALny #UBuffalo

— UBPharmacy (@UBPharm) January 29, 2019

Congratulations to Robert Wahler, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Pharmacy Practice, who received a $20,000 grant to develop a micro-credential program on patient-centered care and collaboration between health care professionals! https://t.co/LFId692nlR

— UBPharmacy (@UBPharm) January 22, 2019

African-Americans are 4x more likely to experience chronic kidney disease and failure than Caucasians, says @NIH.

A new @UBPharm study is looking into why, inside #AcademicPharmacyNow: https://t.co/ged4t1KpoM pic.twitter.com/iHqWIbYO1T

— AACP (@AACPharmacy) January 3, 2019

One Volcanic Simulation, 40 Scientists and a Whole Lotta Pingpong Balls … https://t.co/2cFPSQ3PrU via @YouTube

— UB Dept. of Geology (@UBGeology) May 21, 2019

Modeling Modern Plate Tectonics with Three-Dimensional Virtual Reality Simulations https://t.co/KIpKvV5rne

— UB Dept. of Geology (@UBGeology) February 28, 2019

If the Greenland ice sheet melts, what happens to New York City? This reporter went to find out. https://t.co/POmAphz1kR

— UB Dept. of Geology (@UBGeology) October 8, 2018

A day in the life of an Arctic researcher. @CC_Yale @UBGeology @UBCAS @UBuffalo @Kristen_E_Pope @109thAW @NSF_OPP @NSFSnowOnIce https://t.co/5eMv855n6W

— Elizabeth Thomas (@IsotopeThomas) January 7, 2019

New York Vol.7 (State University of New York (SUNY): Binghamton University, University at Albany)

The U.S. Air Force Research Lab awarded $1.4 million to a joint project from Lockheed Martin's Owego division and Binghamton's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering for production of “chameleon circuits” to prevent chip hacking. https://t.co/09dUrCNZsZ

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) June 27, 2019

More coverage for our archaeology research, this time in @SmithsonianMag! https://t.co/LjXGZng3w0

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) June 27, 2019

Featuring our very own Maria O'Donovan! https://t.co/waBoPqTEPX via @gizmodo

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) June 25, 2019

Work out. Walk the Nature Preserve. There are plenty of fun things to do on campus over the summer. Check out our new blog at https://t.co/3Op1MIYuX9 pic.twitter.com/YScVwhp4Mz

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) June 24, 2019

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Wow! Recent grad Mack Conan had his LEGO-themed cap featured in the @nytimes ! Check out the article and find out the inspiration behind his cap at https://t.co/AJmjIUdfvv pic.twitter.com/y7OcHa7Q6t

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) June 11, 2019

Dr. David Kashan '08's operative assistance was featured in a groundbreaking face transplant surgery, covered for nearly a year in National Geographic. Learn how Binghamton impacted his career trajectory in our new Q&A. https://t.co/oMoNk5oxzy pic.twitter.com/xt5u3V1Fkb

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) June 6, 2019

Wow! Congrats to Distinguished Professor Jessica Fridrich, whose photograph of the Bisti Wilderness Area won the "Scenic, Seasons, and Landscape" category in a nation-wide competition organized by the National Park Foundation (@GoParks)! https://t.co/fBdw9eUwKY pic.twitter.com/7lEM8fM7nh

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) May 31, 2019

Our President & CEO and @binghamtonu alumni Nana Banjeree, sat down to discuss data science and why it's important to every student: https://t.co/DlNheHZNmA #highered #edtech

— McGraw-Hill HigherEd (@mhhighered) June 27, 2019

Bacteria are tiny — but they can form communities known as #biofilms with effects ranging from annoying to serious health dangers (via @BinghamtonU) https://t.co/CeZ2i1Gw2V

— The Conversation US (@ConversationUS) June 24, 2019

New time-banking system utilizes blockchain tech to measure one's value to society https://t.co/04UnRVkZcJ #society #communications #banking @binghamtonu @EurekAlert

— ComputerRepairNC (@CJcomputersNC) June 17, 2019

A team from @binghamtonu has demonstrated an eco-friendly biobattery that can connect to the internet for short durations. #IoT https://t.co/EVhmHO314x

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) June 5, 2019

Exciting news for @BinghamtonU, where we learned that we're going to have a new Center for Advanced Technology focused on flexible electronics for medical applications: https://t.co/GJEI7JSzad #SUNY #research #Binghamton

— Rachel Coker (@rmcoker) June 27, 2019

New novel from @BinghamtonU author @alexizentner centers on racism: https://t.co/r6z6SlY8kT #fiction #SUNY #racism pic.twitter.com/qDeHoB1v3u

— Rachel Coker (@rmcoker) June 25, 2019

Check out the stunning images from @BinghamtonU researchers entered in our 2019 Art of Science contest: https://t.co/5qWjy9bGwu #sciart #SUNY #research

— Rachel Coker (@rmcoker) June 3, 2019

Thanks to @AlexaRossTV for this report from our @MatthewsAutoNY Bearcat Golf Classic yesterday! https://t.co/mrGef7CuJD #BingPride @binghamtonu @AmericaEast

— Binghamton Athletics (@BU_Bearcats) June 14, 2019

Students in David Campbell's class .@binghamtonu continue to give away money, but their thoughts about philanthropy are changing. https://t.co/JOxemBDulP

— SUNY Faculty Senate (@SUNYUFS) June 11, 2019

Announced today: Faculty @binghamtonu #WatsonSchool will develop a new energy storage process and solution for warehouse energy management. @NYSERDA funds the project, and researchers will work with @RaymondCorp in Greene.#Binghamton #tech https://t.co/5lQ2na5CG2

— Binghamton University Watson School (@bing_watson) July 1, 2019

Leaders from @binghamtonu and India’s @VIT_univ have committed to a new memorandum of agreement that will strengthen ties between the two schools, including research on autonomous vehicles.#Binghamton #WatsonSchool #India #tech https://t.co/HeGdFnaHSp

— Binghamton University Watson School (@bing_watson) June 26, 2019

A $429,134 grant from the National Science Foundation will fund @binghamtonu mechanical engineering associate professor Shahrzad “Sherry” Towfighian’s research into self-powered microswitches that could save lives.

Read the story here:https://t.co/w8dPVgQhZI #binghamton #tech

— Binghamton University Watson School (@bing_watson) June 13, 2019

A degree in astrophysics might seem like a roundabout way to get into biomedical engineering, but @binghamtonu associate professor Guy German says his path is not uncommon among his colleagues in Watson’s Biomedical Engineering Department.#binghamton https://t.co/URmMXjxq8d

— Binghamton University Watson School (@bing_watson) June 10, 2019

https://twitter.com/BinghamtonSOM/status/1141683035550691328

.@binghamtonu MBA student David Hollingshead has created a new lawn game for all ages called Skipball!

Learn more about Hollingshead's business here: https://t.co/UQOGK8D2nE pic.twitter.com/0MGZpK9hkZ

— Binghamton University School of Management (@BinghamtonSOM) June 14, 2019

Hear from two #UAlbany researchers who are working to advance New York's clean energy goals on the latest episodes of the UAlbany News Podcast ➡️ https://t.co/qx8hHVpaQM pic.twitter.com/evkSa7eX6G

— University at Albany (@ualbany) July 5, 2019

Congratulations to #UAlbany's Bjorn Bauer whose artwork, Apostrophe, was awarded Best of Show at the Best of #SUNY art exhibit! #UAlbanySucceeds ➡️https://t.co/DoTAMdr4ZQ pic.twitter.com/8g4ZKangK5

— University at Albany (@ualbany) June 28, 2019

Did you know #UAlbany has an eSports team? Meet Michael Leczinsky of @UAlbanyCEHC, the professor leading both the team and UAlbany's makerspace! ➡️https://t.co/Z8N206E71P pic.twitter.com/MfNHsFptEB

— University at Albany (@ualbany) June 22, 2019

Happy #NationalSelfieDay from Pedwin and his buddy!https://t.co/30nprPVHrf

— University at Albany (@ualbany) June 21, 2019

.@UAlbanyDAES student researchers are in route to the Greenland ice pack! https://t.co/vn2xm5zDWj

— University at Albany (@ualbany) June 18, 2019

Can we achieve 100% clean energy in the next 25 to 30 years? #UAlbany researcher Richard Perez believes the blueprint to success is combining the use of oversized renewable assets and energy curtailment. #UAlbanyDiscovers ➡️ https://t.co/ZoFU7nhfvq pic.twitter.com/pvKz2LqWBo

— University at Albany (@ualbany) June 12, 2019

UAlbany's Page Hall is home to an indoor drone lab offering UAV flight training and land-based robotics research! https://t.co/Ehm0gPcMGQ pic.twitter.com/gznYsVCDR0

— University at Albany (@ualbany) June 11, 2019

UAlbany students met with alumni in #NYC earlier this spring to explore career opportunities and get advice from former Great Danes! #GreatDanesInNYC @UAlbanyCareer pic.twitter.com/32KE2MOefB

— University at Albany (@ualbany) June 6, 2019

Watch the full address from @KathyMarinello '78, CEO and president of @Hertz, at UAlbany's 175th Undergraduate Commencement ceremony! #UAlbanyGrad https://t.co/NXiTwgMERd

— University at Albany (@ualbany) May 22, 2019

“We, the first residents of the Dutch Quadrangle, are the ‘pioneers’ of the University.”

Read the letter pulled out of the Dutch Quad time capsule as part of today’s 175th anniversary celebration at #UAlbany! pic.twitter.com/Ggq3lWngmC

— University at Albany (@ualbany) May 7, 2019

#UAlbany @RockefellerColl grad student & @SUNYSA pres. Austin Ostro was recently selected by @THEUniAdvice to break down what each major Democratic presidential candidate has pledged for higher education. Our story: https://t.co/1ARcUUtSpg pic.twitter.com/8ujXPHsCNj

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) June 22, 2019

#HepatitisC & #HIV research out of @UAlbanySPH has made waves – and national headlines – in the public health community in recent months. Read more about two researchers’ work in this critically important arena ➡️ https://t.co/mKf8jOTwte pic.twitter.com/CjYWY0oeV9

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) June 21, 2019

What drives a terrorist? @UAlbanyCEHC’s Gary Ackerman has constructed a new definition for terrorism ideology that he hopes will become a new framework for researchers ➡️ https://t.co/DwIhytmEZU pic.twitter.com/TQfKMvluYu

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) June 19, 2019

NEWS: Drones in hand, @UAlbanyDAES researchers among group headed to #Greenland ice pack. Story via @TimesUnion: https://t.co/rErXL5b0Gx

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) June 18, 2019

“T-Mobile plays a unique role in innovation. If you basically change the market dynamic, there’s no assurance that’s going to continue.” – @UAlbanyCEHC's David Turetskyhttps://t.co/98RfBdAndt

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) June 12, 2019

#UAlbany's START-UP NY program has added an Albany-based company specializing in next-generation location intelligence data. DataFoxtrot LLC, doing business as @BFootprintUSA, develops highly accurate spatial data in the form of building footprints: https://t.co/NR9aGJfVDN pic.twitter.com/zOuyZklsBs

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) June 12, 2019

The #UAlbany community has stood tall in supporting @NYGovCuomo's continued efforts to assist Puerto Rico's recovery from Hurricanes Irma & Maria. We've sent around 100 members of the campus community to volunteer on the island since last summer: https://t.co/PLFtvUmuiz https://t.co/bn0jP9f8pM

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) June 10, 2019

Scientists from @UAlbanyDAES, @UAlbanySPH & @NYSDOH are dedicated to studying vector-borne diseases. Together they’re partnering on a $10m initiative, funded by @CDC & based at @Cornell, to address surveillance, prevention & response: https://t.co/uik5ex2wFP https://t.co/dAAp75ph9n

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) June 7, 2019

Through a $1.89 million award from @NIMHgov, @UAlbanyPsych prof. Andrew Poulos is inspecting how gender & age impact fear responses: https://t.co/cPOYbjtNMU pic.twitter.com/H9E9UInylo

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) June 4, 2019

Tucked away in the basement of @UAlbany's Draper Hall, there’s a room full of 3D printers, laser cutters, soldering irons and a variety of other tools & hardware, ready to help students create, invent and learn.

Our story on @UAlbanyCEHC’s “makerspace” ➡️ https://t.co/crbMWIJ3lT pic.twitter.com/8Zb4NIxwc0

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) May 3, 2019

This is a major milestone and @UAlbany is proud to be involved via @NCSPUAlbany in helping public safety officials and first responders learn these important skills. https://t.co/eNiGPfOPv6

— UAlbany News (@UAlbanyNews) May 2, 2019

SUNY provides a great education in the classroom & through strategic applied learning programs made by our faculty in partnership w/ other universities & orgs. The expanded partnership b/w @ualbany & BGU will benefit our students & their peers in Israel. https://t.co/AsCDrY9ppt https://t.co/VBCjVawd3s

— Kristina M. Johnson (@SUNYChancellor) July 1, 2019

I appreciate the quote in @ericlach article in the coming @NewYorker. “Why Famous, Powerful Presidential Candidates Are Begging You for Five Dollars”. It's worth reading. https://t.co/UjaYJeO0qh

— Michael Malbin (@MichaelMalbin) June 10, 2019

What can save #HigherEd | 4 takeaways from today's @AlbanyBizReview Power Breakfast w/ Presidents from @AlbanyLaw @CollegeofStRose @UAlbany https://t.co/FDy3ElHyZb #crisiswhatcrisis #collaboration #innovation #changeisgood

— Ray Witkowski (@RayJWitkowski) June 7, 2019

Richard Perez of @UAlbanyASRC makes the case for overprovisioning solar and wind to get to a high-renewable electric grid in the U.S. – a report by @IRENA says both renewables will be less expensive than fossil-fuel alternatives by 2020. @UAlbanyNews https://t.co/ueWvOsc2Ud https://t.co/yiQ4hPaipr

— Sarah O'Carroll (@socarroll_xw) May 30, 2019

#UAlbany175 @MayorSheehan kicks things off @ualbany LISTEN TO @WAMCNews https://t.co/v6BcGC6yjB for coverage today! https://t.co/HiLMAy4pyI

— Dave Lucas (@davelucas) May 7, 2019

UAlbany likes to watch the STEAM Garden grow on Central Avenue https://t.co/FtIhaG4ZbQ via @timesunion

— VPR UAlbany (@UalbanyVPR) July 2, 2019

Longer summer dry #season observed in Congo rainforest @ualbany @NatureClimate https://t.co/n1RYw0gRlD

— Phys.org (@physorg_com) July 2, 2019

#Solarenergy expert shares blueprint for a carbon-free future in #PV-tech power @ualbany https://t.co/ROtNPqHZer

— Phys.org Technology (@physorg_tech) May 31, 2019

Also going to re-up this recent essay by @UAlbany's Richard Perez, who argues the most economically viable way to hit New York's carbon goals is to dramatically overproduce renewable power, not wait until affordable storage options exist.https://t.co/5Ou90cM6aT https://t.co/pPOl9wA8AI

— J. Carleo-Evangelist (@brieflyJCE) June 17, 2019

“What all this really translates into is: green is good for the economy. That’s where the future of the economy is."@jimmalatras discusses #GreenNewDeal policies and realities with @xarawilde on the @UAlbanyNews podcast: https://t.co/d53Y553P9Q pic.twitter.com/JBTZUo24Pp

— Rockefeller Institute (@RockefellerInst) May 14, 2019

UAlbany researchers have found that the effects of hurricanes on elderly health can last at least 1 year post-storm. Have a read: https://t.co/tTVKe1rOKX. @HoltgraveHealth @Pophealthaging @MPGHealthyAging @publhealth @Waynerl @UAlbanyEPIBST pic.twitter.com/vF70I8jLBO

— UAlbanyPublicHealth (@UAlbanySPH) May 6, 2019

#UAlbany has received a $30k grant from @BankofAmerica for its @UAlbanySTEP program! The grant will allow STEP to expand its program capacity for the 2019 session.

Find out more about the program and partnership here ➡️ https://t.co/eXiP2uOfng #PoweredByPurple // #BofAGrants pic.twitter.com/VjRFCVbzyU

— UAlbany Corporate Engagement (@UAlbanyCE) June 25, 2019

Supported by a $750,000 NSF grant, researchers @UAlbanyEDU and #UAlbanyCEAS are working together to improve student success in online education. @UAlbanyNews #UAlbany @ResearchUAlbany @ssahebi https://t.co/wLlwDLAwQG pic.twitter.com/yqztRi2LQH

— UAlbany CEAS (@UAlbanyCEAS) June 11, 2019

Congratulations #UAlbanyCEAS Prof Gary Saulnier on an NIH award of $750,000 to fund research that can improve medical imaging for patients with cystic fibrosis, one of the most common fatal genetic diseases in the U.S. #UAlbany @UAlbanyNews @ResearchUAlbany pic.twitter.com/ENm5wYJz89

— UAlbany CEAS (@UAlbanyCEAS) June 10, 2019

Interesting research coming out of @UAlbanyCEAS : https://t.co/C0JTjlyC78

— UAlbany CEAS (@UAlbanyCEAS) May 8, 2019

It was a banner year for @UAlbany in 2018! Our researchers were awarded $12.8 million in @NIH grants – an increase of $5.4 million over the year prior. #NIHinYourState https://t.co/nyPX2oOsPr

— UAlbany Division for Research (@ResearchUAlbany) June 10, 2019

Canada Vol.20 (University of Toronto)

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How Behavioral Science Could Improve Federal Programs w/ a link to @UofT_BEAR playbook via @GovExec https://t.co/bbimvn14aQ cc: @kim_ly1 @dilipsoman

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) July 2, 2019

Slowing cars down is the quickest route to safer streets via @globeandmail w/ comment by @Richard_Florida @UofTCities https://t.co/7rpuTfp7j4

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 28, 2019

How Organizations Can Embrace Change – summary of @bethcomstock from @RotmanMgmtMag https://t.co/LTrtfNS2yd

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 28, 2019

Space: The Final Economic Frontier? The new edition of the @mitsmr strategy forum asks: In the next decade, we will see the first sustainably profitable private commercial activities in space. Our @joshgans + @anitamcgahan respond https://t.co/s1CC6UO8Uk

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 26, 2019

Canada’s restrictions on foreign competition hurt the economy, Rotman School researchers argue in @globeandmail via @UofTNews https://t.co/HOC0UzywKb

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 20, 2019

“The ultimate promise of experiential marketing is for a brand to be an architect to transform passive consumption into active participation” says @angelsun via @GlobeStyle https://t.co/k14YcMSwfS

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 20, 2019

Canada’s fear of foreign competition is leaving a high cost for consumers – Profs. Walid Hejazi & Dan Trefler via @globebusiness https://t.co/YUiQSlaALq

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 18, 2019

How to have financial gains while cutting greenhouse gases – @hscoffield of @TorontoStar looks at the recommendations of the Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance led by Dean Tiff Macklem #SustainableFinance https://t.co/7dVGQdqPbQ

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 18, 2019

Foreign investment limits cost Canadian economy almost $10 billion a year says new study by Profs. Walid Hejazi and Dan Trefler https://t.co/230lugob1h

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 18, 2019

Canada must accelerate innovation, transparency and market access to win capital back say Dean Tiff Macklem, Andy Chisholm & Barbara Zvan of @OtppInfo via @globebusiness #sustainablefinance https://t.co/MQZpKYLdeY

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 17, 2019

The future of meat is shifting to plant-based products – @LisaKramer via @ConversationCA https://t.co/UkvPmjqAmc

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 14, 2019

We won't be listening to music in a decade according to @vkhosla in his discussion with @professor_ajay @creativedlab #CDLSuperSession https://t.co/mj6OLT9dos via @techcrunch

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 13, 2019

Opportunities for value creation in #healthcare – our @anitamcgahan via @RotmanMgmtMag @forbes_india https://t.co/qKbBaBBkXF

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 12, 2019

“One of the fundamental principles of a market based economy is that you have reliable legal contracts" says Prof. Will Mitchell via @Reuters https://t.co/pCzL0oZXKG

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 6, 2019

If China Reaches 5G First, How Will Countries Compete? this month's question from the @mitsmr strategy forum – @joshgans @Richard_Florida + @anitamcgahan provide responses https://t.co/tgBg18yDlx

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) May 23, 2019

Air Canada’s takeover of Transat would sharply reduce competition on key overseas routes say Rotman Profs @Afinetheorem + @maralederman + Ambarish Chandra of @utscmgmt / Rotman via @globebusiness https://t.co/ocoOGF8ndY

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) May 20, 2019

The #quantum threat to cybersecurity – Dean Tiff Macklem, Prof Michele Mosca @QuantumIQC @UWaterloo + Brian O’Higgins Quantum-Safe Canada via @globebusiness cc: @creativedlab https://t.co/XjFtyg86Vs

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) May 8, 2019

A little nudge goes a long way in increasing organ donor registration – a project from @UofT_BEAR via @ConversationCA https://t.co/Lqq1UsWFa6

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) May 3, 2019

“I don’t believe they’re doing anything that isn’t in the service of increasing interactions on their platforms” our @joshgans on @facebook 's cryptocurrency plans via @WIRED https://t.co/mmHo1hXEBS

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) May 4, 2019

Planning for Longer Lives Should Be a Family Project – Adjunct Prof Tom McGullough takes a look at "Sustained competence" via @barronsonline https://t.co/swyCvgAGoC

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) April 28, 2019

Will you blow your tax refund on something fun? Blame it on mental accounting. Our @dilipsoman @UofT_BEAR speaks with @preetbanerjee via @globebusiness https://t.co/syXVFIScbF

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) April 27, 2019

3 steps for fostering #AI talent from @professor_ajay via @BeautyTechjp https://t.co/eI6WvApX5E

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) April 24, 2019

What does it mean to be strategic – and how do you do it? – Prof Mara Lederman via @CBAnatmag https://t.co/ddavMEPcDa

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) April 23, 2019

The Market Knew About the Press Release Hackers Before the Cops — new research by Profs Pat Akey and Charles Martineau via @business @SarahPonczek https://t.co/w4EXL1f8gx

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) April 22, 2019

The three C’s of driverless cars: connectivity, comfort, and collaborative consumption – new from Profs Opher Baron and Oded Berman and post-doc Mehdi Nourinejad via @globebusiness https://t.co/uY3BNftYNq

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) April 20, 2019

“You want to encourage companies to do the right thing” Dean Tiff Macklem on sustainable finance via @hscoffield @StarBusiness https://t.co/QbLp9u5ZUi #ClimateChange

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) April 17, 2019

"Once the secret sauce is out, the competitive advantage, stemming from unique organizational knowledge, is lost” – Prof Ramy Elitzur on Moneyball via @Globe_Careers https://t.co/38BIUc71gG

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) April 10, 2019

How Canada got so smart on artificial intelligence via @globeandmail "If the state’s hand was felt in the proceedings, it was gently, in the laying of deep foundations" including @CIFAR_News https://t.co/ISUXTQ9TDJ

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) April 8, 2019

New research by Prof. Sam Maglio finds that just seeing reminders of coffee can stimulate the brain via @UofTNews https://t.co/aHhRX9kNEm

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) March 26, 2019

Turing Award, the 'Nobel Prize of computing,' given to @uofT Prof Geoffrey Hinton and two other #AI pioneers via @UofTNews #TuringAward https://t.co/pJ6XxFbNav

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) March 27, 2019

The First Time Home Buyer Incentive is bad policy – our prof. @Afinetheorem + @JohnPasalis via @globebusiness #cdnecon #cdnpoli https://t.co/yCVprXPy6b

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) March 26, 2019

Dean Tiff Macklem at the launch event for the report from the Expert Panel for Sustainable Finance w/ @Bill_Morneau @FinanceCanada Watch the event live at https://t.co/2oymIYwTxf pic.twitter.com/vFIWlTvRjV

— Rotman School (@rotmanschool) June 14, 2019

Wrapping up today's event about the release of the Final Report of the Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance with Hon. Minister @Bill_Morneau & GRI Chair of the Board, Tiff Macklem, Dean @rotmanschool – Read the report at: https://t.co/0tUU475P9r pic.twitter.com/ppJ3gYZ7j1

— Global Risk Institute (@globalriskfs) June 14, 2019

"Leaders should rethinking their organizational culture to replace the notion of stability with resiliency" says Angele Beausoleil at @RotmanExecutive https://t.co/1gzS06FKTO pic.twitter.com/0KrILSIegq

— IEDP Knowledge (@IEDP_Knowledge) May 15, 2019

Is stock #analyst coverage too ‘crowded?’ 5% of stocks have 25% of coverage. New #research paper w/ Charles Martineau suggests coverage clustering can be excessive. #Medium: https://t.co/dks51we7E6. Paper: https://t.co/Fv05wIFmgI @utscmgmt @rotmanschool @IMIUofT @ManagementUTM pic.twitter.com/3Y1ZaIkVbW

— Marius Zoican (@mariuszoican) April 25, 2019

Today we're launching Working Paper 34, The Canadian Cluster Handbook, which is intended to serve as a guide to understand how to foster the growth of effective clusters in Canada based on global best practices. https://t.co/Qwb6WsDEDt #onpoli #TCI2018 #superclusters pic.twitter.com/0fyuSeVymn

— Institute_ICP (@Institute_ICP) April 17, 2019

.@rotmanschool Prof. Matthew Feinberg says there is such a thing as good work gossip – via @TheCut https://t.co/8sjVViviQb

— Rotman Management Magazine (@RotmanMgmtMag) April 24, 2019

One third of all Canadians have no #retirement savings outside of government- and employer-sponsored #pension plans. Why are people’s efforts when it comes to saving for the future so inadequate? @rotmanschool Prof @LisaKramer explains via @GlobeAdvisor https://t.co/hetv1512mi

— Rotman Management Magazine (@RotmanMgmtMag) March 28, 2019

What managers can learn from the Trump-Lighthizer memo of (mis)understanding – @rotmanschool's @geoleonardelli explains: https://t.co/TkiSTP2yy3 #negotiations pic.twitter.com/ynL5RSo9Ku

— Rotman Exec Programs (@RotmanExecutive) April 9, 2019

How does Canada face an unstable world without reliable allies? Janice Stein comments. https://t.co/jaNKfEpVBy

— Munk School (@munkschool) July 2, 2019

Friction abounds between the U.S. and China – and Canada is caught in the middle. @onglynette discusses what this means for the upcoming #G20Summit in Japan. https://t.co/YWODA77tvw

— Munk School (@munkschool) June 26, 2019

.@dk_munro comments on U.S. Big Tech antitrust probe. https://t.co/4gSATowtUn

— Munk School (@munkschool) June 21, 2019

When he spoke at our last Cadario Lecture in March, @rodrikdani discussed globalization's wrong turn and proposed solutions. He provides more insight here in this article for @ForeignAffairs. https://t.co/yqPEKGKKBF

— Munk School (@munkschool) June 20, 2019

Watch: Sean Speer discusses concerns about universal pharmacare on @CPAC_TV's PrimeTime Politics. https://t.co/tz6dv6GxCV

— Munk School (@munkschool) June 14, 2019

Donald Trump isn't the first U.S. president with a penchant for magical thinking, says Ron Pruessen.

Read his latest LSE blog: https://t.co/iJ9b1S991y

— Munk School (@munkschool) June 12, 2019

ICYMI: China warns Canada of #Huawei case. @onglynette comments. https://t.co/PHANDgo8Ty

— Munk School (@munkschool) June 6, 2019

Trump's threat of tariffs on Mexican imports could make it very difficult for Mexico to proceed with CUSMA ratification, says Janice Stein. https://t.co/AzCe2TfsuY

— Munk School (@munkschool) May 31, 2019

Petra Molnar, who co-authored a 2018 @citizenlab report outlining the risks of government use of artificial intelligence, calls new impact assessment tool a "good first step". https://t.co/TycKcWGsKh

— Munk School (@munkschool) May 29, 2019

How much of a threat does #Huawei pose? @caparsons from @citizenlab comments on @TheCurrentCBC. https://t.co/qyIY6xj4J9

— Munk School (@munkschool) May 28, 2019

ICYMI: the Munk School's @bharatkpunjabi comments on India's general election. https://t.co/hZa52pWKhT

— Munk School (@munkschool) May 22, 2019

ICYMI: @onglynette appeared on @TheCurrentCBC with some advice for Canada as the trade war between China and the U.S. escalates. https://t.co/smLVkErJT2

— Munk School (@munkschool) May 18, 2019

For months, Canada has been caught in the middle of tech and trade tensions between the U.S. and China. @onglynette comments in @washingtonpost. https://t.co/CVXuW2Yag2

— Munk School (@munkschool) May 17, 2019

A new @citizenlab report details a sprawling disinformation campaign with links to Iran. https://t.co/sEJ7DrGWTm

— Munk School (@munkschool) May 15, 2019

Driverless cars are in Toronto's future. How will self-driving vehicles change the city's streets? David Ticoll, from our Innovation Policy Lab, provides insight. https://t.co/ejlkfYg82s

— Munk School (@munkschool) May 15, 2019

ICYMI: France bestows Ordre des Palmes académiques on @ronleviutoronto and Paul Cohen. https://t.co/I3TBU6OVda

— Munk School (@munkschool) May 4, 2019

Canada's relationship with China needs to be rethought, says David Mulroney. Read his latest for the @globeandmail. https://t.co/5JnoT7ZlHV

— Munk School (@munkschool) April 30, 2019

Many Canadians are experiencing burnout at work. What can be done to eliminate work stress and what role can the government play? @MowatCentre's @JohalSunil discusses on @CBCTheNational. https://t.co/rqS4TXV1hC

— Munk School (@munkschool) April 25, 2019

Are "ghost hotels" at the root of Toronto's rental crisis? The Toronto Star and Munk School Global Journalism Fellows @vodarek and Swati Sadagopan investigate: https://t.co/APsGIfJUiv via @torontostar

— Munk School (@munkschool) April 23, 2019

“Our main mission is to save as many lives as possible.” – Raed Al Saleh, founder, The White Helmets (@SyriaCivilDef)

Read more about the event with #Syrian first-responders The White Helmets (@SyriaCivilDef) @munkschool earlier this week: https://t.co/EIVj2nr7rB

— Munk School (@munkschool) April 11, 2019

According to a federal survey, the longer someone lives in Canada, the more critical their views may be towards immigration. Michael Donnelly comments. https://t.co/77dFFcZUhM pic.twitter.com/e7FOETqiAz

— Munk School (@munkschool) April 5, 2019

Why is Canada so slow to take action on climate change when scientists have been sounding the alarm for years? @HoffmannMatt comments on environment commissioner's final audit. https://t.co/1n6W0woomV pic.twitter.com/xEcGAWd1sn

— Munk School (@munkschool) April 4, 2019

ICYMI: Is China's Canadian canola ban punishment for Huawei CFO's arrest? @onglynette says the two issues are "definitely" linked. https://t.co/vqIsHj5bLX

— Munk School (@munkschool) April 4, 2019

John Robinson discusses how we can encourage sustainable practices more broadly. https://t.co/mpZJwj69kF pic.twitter.com/JSJxqnnvfr

— Munk School (@munkschool) April 3, 2019

"There really is no way to get another deal." Mel Cappe offers more #Brexit insight in the wake of rejected deal. https://t.co/6yh3i57UoG pic.twitter.com/R2XOWP8hK8

— Munk School (@munkschool) April 1, 2019

ICYMI: Joseph McQuade looks at the Kashmir crisis. https://t.co/iFFz9Llp3x

— Munk School (@munkschool) March 21, 2019

100-day detention of two Canadians points to increasingly "aggressive and blatant" tactics by Chinese government, says David Mulroney. https://t.co/Qi74RtMkhq

— Munk School (@munkschool) March 20, 2019

Canadians have the most favourable opinion of immigrants, global study finds. Jeffrey Reitz comments. https://t.co/tn2YL9pZuu

— Munk School (@munkschool) March 15, 2019

Mel Cappe discusses the latest revisions to Theresa May's #BrexitDeal on BNN Bloomberg. https://t.co/c5bHwDtnT6

— Munk School (@munkschool) March 13, 2019

ICYMI: @onglynette comments on Meng Wanzhou suing Canadian government over her arrest. https://t.co/KKFENDaIp7

— Munk School (@munkschool) March 7, 2019

New from @MarkKersten: How perpetrators of crimes in Syria are being prosecuted. https://t.co/mQlktlA2Ga

— Munk School (@munkschool) March 4, 2019

Canada's meat industry is watching closely as China could put a stop to all meat imports from Canada. The latest in ongoing tensions between the two countries.

Lynette Ong @onglynette is with @UofT and @MunkSchool and talks about Canada's options. #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/RbQA1ZYwsv

— Natasha Fatah (@NatashaFatah) June 26, 2019

In light of today's spyware news, re-upping this oped @jsrailton and I wrote a week and a half ago: Governments are deploying spyware on killers, drug lords – and journalists /via @globeandmail https://t.co/pR9IgMrylV

— profdeibert (@RonDeibert) May 14, 2019

"China and the United States are re-bordering the world." WATCH @steinjanice from @munkschool talk about the key events and global players you should be watching in 2019. See more from our #Showcase2019 here: https://t.co/YuDO3QDf8p. https://t.co/v5juOHMtM4

— Speakers' Spotlight (@SpeakersDotCa) March 27, 2019

Very cool to see ⁦@UofT⁩’s ⁦@citizenlab⁩, based at ⁦@munkschool⁩, featured on ⁦@60Minutes⁩. Check out their report on surveillance software. #UofT https://t.co/BvyAaLsGV3

— Liam Mitchell (@UofTMed_LIAM) March 24, 2019

Ahead of next week's much-anticipated G20 Summit in Osaka, revisit the discussions #CSGJMunk convened on the summit's agenda and its likely outcomes. We've posted video recordings and photos from our #G20 symposium here: https://t.co/1Ouh5Mxmuz #G20OsakaSummit pic.twitter.com/8rO6AbiKQf

— Centre for the Study of Global Japan (@CSGJ_Munk) June 21, 2019

WhatsApp security flaw discovered with help from Canadian researchers https://t.co/PTkhlHqGWJ @GlobeTechnology pic.twitter.com/sGTPwtu4gi

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) May 15, 2019

The Spring 2019 edition of the Urban Policy Lab newsletter is out, w/ appearances by partners @CANURB, @CityPlanTO, @Pembina and more! Catch up on all the latest Lab projects and events, as well as opportunities to join the fun! https://t.co/qe2HKYa2v4 cc @munkschool @UofTCities pic.twitter.com/gOCeDs0pJ1

— Urban Policy Lab (@UrbanPolicyLab) March 21, 2019

Live Now: Ontario's Regional Differences #onpoli https://t.co/dJ27hEWsYU

— The Agenda | TVO (@TheAgenda) March 21, 2019

Today’s meeting of the International Grand Committee is making headlines worldwide. See how better #digital #competition can help cure what ails #tech in @MowatCentre’s new report by @michaelcurban: https://t.co/JF80EoFisJ #ETHI pic.twitter.com/OnnoJHVPBx

— The Mowat Centre (@MowatCentre) May 28, 2019

Is there an urban-rural divide in Ontario on issues such as immigration, healthcare, taxes, reconciliation and others? Our new report finds no consistent urban-rural split, but on many (though not all) issues Toronto is something of an outlier. https://t.co/kG4TAnonZz #onpoli pic.twitter.com/3RSNsGLG6P

— The Mowat Centre (@MowatCentre) February 21, 2019

Prof. Audrey Macklin comments on poll that suggests the majority of Canadians would fail the citizenship test https://t.co/s11KQaFXuv

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) July 2, 2019

JD student Mashoka Maimona (@mherhalt) writes "Quebec’s ban on religious clothing is chilling: To be like us, you must dress like us" in @latimes https://t.co/xG0KfWZs9U

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) June 21, 2019

SJD student @leahwest_nsl co-authors "Where’s the plan for Canadian ISIS members in custody overseas?" on @IRPP Policy Options.https://t.co/Z1U9vHjUfA

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) June 17, 2019

Opinion piece and photo essay by @IHRP_UofT director @SamerMuscati in the @globeandmail looks at discrimination against albinism in Mozambique https://t.co/aQrnwWBeuz

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) June 14, 2019

Prof. @ghadfield talk "Rules for Robots: Building Effective Regulation for Artificial Intelligence" at @mit_ide seminar featured – "Here’s How to Forge Effective AI Regulation" https://t.co/bmy8awunBY

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) June 14, 2019

Prof. Ayelet Shachar's paper "Picking Winners: Olympic Citizenship and the Global Race for Talent" cited in @nationalpost article on call to fast-track citizenship for star U.S. softball player.https://t.co/6uGxOUdyvv

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) June 4, 2019

What does 'the rule of law' really mean? @CBCRadio spoke to @UTLaw Prof. David Dyzenhaus on @CBCSunday. #law #uoft https://t.co/KNBA2bJbV6 pic.twitter.com/o02oqcpqd3

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) June 3, 2019

New faculty publication: Prof. @satterthwaitee, "Rewarding Honest Taxpayers: An Experimental Assessment" in 22:1 Florida Tax Review 200 (2018).https://t.co/gKmozGYwy1

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) May 22, 2019

Extensive interview with Prof. Audrey Macklin in @TorontoStar about her testimony to the House of Commons standing committee on finance about changes to refugee law in budget bill, and how governments should respond to fears about immigration.https://t.co/sWDFxS2bqM

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) May 22, 2019

Legal Theory Blog highlights SJD student @danieldelgobbo publication, "Queer Dispute Resolution" ((2019) 20 Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution 283)https://t.co/kFbFlGAq9n

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) May 22, 2019

SJD student @leahwest_nsl comments in @globalnews story "Turkey willing to help Canada repatriate ISIS members held in Syria, official says"https://t.co/F70Tedifjx

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) May 22, 2019

Innovative AI law company @BlueJLegal, founded by 3 @UTLaw professors, will be one of the U of T startups featured at U of T's booth in the Collision tech conference in Toronto next weekhttps://t.co/l9cCIH9LxK

— U of Toronto Law (@UTLaw) May 17, 2019

DYK that investment advisers don't need a license or professional designation and can give themselves job titles without telling clients what they mean? This is one of 3 reasons @UTLaw prof @AnitaAnand2 is calling for better protections for Cdn investors: https://t.co/dhLGTmY2no pic.twitter.com/SIyk7dW8Jw

— University of Toronto Magazine (@uoftmagazine) May 17, 2019

In this article, I argue that the Province of Ontario @fordnation should order a review of the Securities Act as it is obliged to do under statute: https://t.co/Nkeb6CEyCq. #Compliance

— Anita Anand (@AnitaOakville) June 25, 2019

Ontario and Saskatchewan courts have ruled the carbon tax is constitutional. @3mendous says there is "very little chance" the Supreme Court will overturn those rulings #cdnpoli #onpoli #saskpoli #pnpcbc pic.twitter.com/t7YfeAP4pG

— Power & Politics (@PnPCBC) June 28, 2019

Idaho Vol.3 (University of Idaho, Boise State University)

U of I is headed to deep space in a NASA-funded mission to understand the potential for life in space and further uncover how life began on Earth, under the guidance of U of I's Jason Barnes and fellow scientists from Johns Hopkins University. Learn more: https://t.co/RsvAhvr8tT pic.twitter.com/qYKoSp7sOH

— University of Idaho (@uidaho) June 27, 2019

The Sound of Idaho is marching on into the next 100 years. https://t.co/e5aNq7Tu5D pic.twitter.com/eu1ffnvnxx

— University of Idaho (@uidaho) May 21, 2019

The World Health Organization reported 216 million cases of malaria around the globe in 2016. Regan Haney wants to curb the spread of the disease, and she's using plant hormones to do it. More: https://t.co/Yx5e4DBNSh pic.twitter.com/gGaqFWKF0y

— University of Idaho (@uidaho) May 13, 2019

#1 is none other than our very own paradise on the Palouse. Check it out: https://t.co/5oWiD8DUmZ

— University of Idaho (@uidaho) April 17, 2019

Innovation is reducing greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining milk production, lowering the impact dairies have on global climate change.

Learn more: https://t.co/HCXjaug3Ed pic.twitter.com/z3JZWIx3T0

— University of Idaho (@uidaho) April 11, 2019

.@uidaho's Ryan Long and his research team found evidence that reintroducing key carnivores in a large-mammal ecosystem in Mozambique could undo damage caused by their removal.

Study details: https://t.co/j3eQ42zEqB pic.twitter.com/st49hLZ19k

— University of Idaho (@uidaho) April 1, 2019

#uidahoextension cereals expert concerned about fall wheat frost damage in Southern, Eastern Idaho: https://t.co/Mk8299bCYZ

— UI Extension (@uidahoextension) June 28, 2019

Great news for #uidahoextension! https://t.co/SOlF9F1WZz

— UI Extension (@uidahoextension) June 27, 2019

Probiotic gives growth, immune response in farmed carp https://t.co/DWzaeikUDD

— UI Extension (@uidahoextension) June 27, 2019

Western Innovator: @uidaho researcher protects potato quality https://t.co/WTZxA2s2rF via @capitalpress

— UI Extension (@uidahoextension) June 26, 2019

Farm stands, farmer’s markets strengthen community development https://t.co/fGqPW9Z6NX

— UI Extension (@uidahoextension) June 25, 2019

How And Why We Buy Our Food https://t.co/lRTz1YHJnZ

— UI Extension (@uidahoextension) June 19, 2019

Idaho ag department to award $1.8 million to specialty crop projects https://t.co/iE0uqEckVN via @thepostregister

— UI Extension (@uidahoextension) June 18, 2019

Weather's impact on hay production https://t.co/M7CjOrGTNW

— UI Extension (@uidahoextension) June 13, 2019

Avant-garde Ag: Idaho farmers embrace technology https://t.co/julW4vc00H via @IdahoStateJ

— UI Extension (@uidahoextension) May 13, 2019

Collaboration thrives at Rock Creek Ranch https://t.co/EhBynIf1md via @twinfallstn

— UI Extension (@uidahoextension) March 15, 2019

Also, little know fact, we have a new MosCon digital collection just in time for the Revival!https://t.co/GcAC7eZUwW https://t.co/8mtuhNl5XU

— University of Idaho Library (@UofILibrary) June 21, 2019

Listen: CNR's Jeff Stenzel talks about the overestimation of wildfire’s contribution to atmospheric carbon on the @WAAGnetwork https://t.co/ejUXY40XEj #wildfire #carbon #science

— U-Idaho CNR (@UIdahoCNR) June 26, 2019

Planning to go fishing this steelhead season? Please report tagged steelhead if you catch one. Anglers can help this study led by CNR grad student William Lubenau in collaboration with @idfg #idahosteelhead #fishing https://t.co/eyNwuxj1wo

— U-Idaho CNR (@UIdahoCNR) June 25, 2019

ICYMI: @uidaho's Crystal Kolden @pyrogeog was on PBS NewsHour this weekend talking about why prescribed fire is critical to reducing the risk of wildfire disasters in the West. #wildfire #prescribedfire #forest https://t.co/mIgNEevt9m

— U-Idaho CNR (@UIdahoCNR) June 10, 2019

Crystal Kolden's latest study in the LA Times Today: The West has many wildfires, but too few prescribed burns, study finds https://t.co/zH18Jw51oX #wildfire #firescience

— U-Idaho CNR (@UIdahoCNR) May 29, 2019

Wildland firefighting is incredibly physically demanding. @uidaho's Randy Brooks is studying the toll it takes and possible interventions. Listen: Speaking of Risk podcast w/ Brooks on wildland firefighter fatigue:https://t.co/tJNMf9wHav #wildland #firefighter #wildfire

— U-Idaho CNR (@UIdahoCNR) May 24, 2019

Congrats @SophieLGilbert, assistant professor of wildlife ecology at CNR! https://t.co/OJDBhqDqQ5

— U-Idaho CNR (@UIdahoCNR) May 17, 2019

February snows boost Idaho forests https://t.co/qnOjXd5N03 via @capitalpress

— U-Idaho CNR (@UIdahoCNR) April 1, 2019

So Happy to see my graduate students' Wade Steady & @RaquelFeltrin new @Fire_MDPI article! More evidence to support dose-response relations between heat incident on plants and post-fire physiology #RethinkFireSeverity @UIdahoCNR @uidaho @pyrogeog https://t.co/XsZqxAZyW9

— Prof Alistair M.S. Smith (@pyroecophys) May 9, 2019

@fireregimes a hands on learning lab in our fire behavior class @UIdahoCNR that shows the value of fuel breaks near resources that need fire to burn around them (but not combust) pic.twitter.com/vMkAupWeQ2

— Prof Alistair M.S. Smith (@pyroecophys) April 26, 2019

I am THRILLED that our movie is finally out… learn all about America's rainforest, and Sitka blacktailed deer research, conservation, and hunting!https://t.co/XX3I6L9Tg5

— Dr. Sophie Gilbert (@SophieLGilbert) May 6, 2019

America's Rainforest is home to sitka black-tails, the mysterious deer I study. Join us on an amazing adventure to explore their ecology, conservation, and cultural & hunting value. Premiering @Backcountry_H_A Rendezvous! @uidaho @UIdahoCNR @randynewberg https://t.co/YGZX90CWy1

— Dr. Sophie Gilbert (@SophieLGilbert) April 22, 2019

Comparing Modeled Emissions from Wildfire and Prescribed Burning of Post-Thinning Fuel: A Case Study of the 2016 Pioneer Firehttps://t.co/FVWFPHn7Yd #firemanagement #airquality #fuelstreatment #activityfuel pic.twitter.com/t4F9VZrIhz

— Fire (@Fire_MDPI) May 9, 2019

Among #BoiseState #AlexaRose grant winners: Assistant Prof. Astri Snodgrass. She'll use her grant to take weaving lessons and buy material for a new body of work (image: "The Longer the Light Stays (5)" cyanotype on muslin). Read about more campus winners: https://t.co/Ku3MVQHajT pic.twitter.com/RU6WhI1Vnh

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) July 1, 2019

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This is next level MakerLab creation, folks!

Curious about @BSULibrary’s #makerspace? The MakerLab provides #3Dprinting, @lulzbot3D, vinyl cutter, video, audio, soundbooth, soldering station, @arduino, @Raspberry_Pi + other #maker materials

Learn more at https://t.co/hI9AA2kdxV https://t.co/WOwfaKJxvp

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) June 28, 2019

Listen to this topical discussion with @BoiseSSW on Big Tent Radio this week.@BoiseStateSPS @radioboise #BoiseState #socialworkers https://t.co/V41DvBre3e

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) June 26, 2019

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Help Boise State’s NSF IDEA Machine 2026 Competition team set the national research agenda. Watch and comment on their video here! https://t.co/EldOeoXKxn #Boise #BoiseState #ThisIsResearch @boisestatecs @BoiseStateCOEN @NSF @NSF_CISE #technology #data #NSFIdeaMachine pic.twitter.com/iduj81Nxme

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) June 3, 2019

Proof that students gain real world experience through collaborations, internships, research projects and jobs –> the latest story from @brooklyn_riepma, a @boisestatecomm senior and intern with @KBSX915, looks at solutions to homelessness in Idaho.#BoiseState #BeyondTheMajor https://t.co/vr9osQF81m

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) April 30, 2019

Congratulations to Boise State Public Radio staff and team in bringing home THREE prestigious Edward R. Murrow Awards and 26 @IdahoPress Awards!
And shoutout to the collaborative Mountain West News Bureau on their three Edward R. Murrow Awards including @KBSX915’s @amandapeacher. https://t.co/YxU02bcg7X

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) April 30, 2019

Here's a clip of the @BoiseStateMusic Meistersingers performing "Les Bois," the @BoiseStateAlum song. https://t.co/1RCRyDxVnv
The song was written in 1940, additional info and lyrics at https://t.co/1BeMPFuWeP
Go Broncos! #BoiseState #BoiseStateGrad https://t.co/31W1ajYtkm

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) April 17, 2019

#BoiseState's metropolitan campus runs along the banks of the Boise River, just a quick walk from the heart of Idaho’s largest city. Our vibrant partnerships across @cityofboise offer internships and student work experiences that help launch students toward success. #BroncoDay pic.twitter.com/uqejeX5ZHZ

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) April 6, 2019

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We are distinctive. We are a community – there are many reasons to be proud to be a Bronco. At #BoiseState, there is a campus-wide willingness to change for the better. https://t.co/QKWgy0EkNB #BroncoDay #WeAreBroncos pic.twitter.com/QSPtupHCzM

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) April 6, 2019

#BoiseState faculty are leading efforts to enhance the arts and culture in communities near and far.

Here are select and notable examples of the international work, exhibitions and publications our arts faculty participated in over the past year: https://t.co/u2NsXWr9g8 pic.twitter.com/qaZEXN4HDn

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) April 4, 2019

#BoiseState research poster templates, brochures and more now available for faculty, staff and students.
Learn more about these resources at https://t.co/NjjOzgq611. pic.twitter.com/YQboGAUzES

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) April 3, 2019

Since 2015, #BoiseState has launched multiple research projects in @GorongosaPark, from big cat monitoring to vulture tracking and habitat restoration. A national emergency has been declared there after heavy flooding from Cyclone Idai. Learn how to help: https://t.co/qbUSt0YrYz pic.twitter.com/YwUjia5XxK

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) March 31, 2019

“NTVI was the most valuable aspect of my undergraduate degree. It’s opened doors for all of us.” — Ben Wieland, '18, English, creative writing emphasis.#BoiseState's Narrative TV Initiative trains students to work in the highly regimented media industry: https://t.co/ecPyIBipjN pic.twitter.com/0incuja0aO

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) March 30, 2019

Christian Winn, a 2003 graduate of #BoiseState’s MFA program in creative writing, has become both an unofficial and official Idaho ambassador of the literary arts.

Winn is one of the founding members of @storyfortfest. Learn more at: https://t.co/cydQap50nw #Treefort2019 pic.twitter.com/VSTaH7loVJ

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) March 23, 2019

Mark Schmitz, @boisestategeos Professor of Isotope Geochemistry and Geochronology, is a co-publisher on this fascinating research. #boisestate #thisisresearch https://t.co/2KaPn2jZdZ

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) October 6, 2018

Writer Emily Ruskovich, an assistant professor of creative writing at #BoiseState, has won the 2019 International @DublinLitAward for her novel “Idaho.” https://t.co/f9BWpI6MrX

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) June 13, 2019

Graduate student Rachel Phinney has been awarded a professional training grant to study the pesticide misuse, partnering with #BoiseState’s agricultural health lab, the #Idaho State Department of Agriculture and @uidaho: https://t.co/5wx1wr26L2 pic.twitter.com/84PiH3DkAS

— Boise State University (@boisestatelive) April 25, 2019

Check out my profile on a former @boisestatelive wrestler turned entrepreneur. He built a $100 million dollar company based here in the Treasure Valley. https://t.co/TKjx2KASKy @russellbrunson @clickfunnels

— Maggie O'Mara (@maggieKTVB7) June 28, 2019

The Idaho Policy Institute's annual Treasure Valley Survey is out. It offers interesting insight on shifting local opinions on a range of issues. @boisestatelive @idaho_policy #idpol https://t.co/DE0P1WgPSF

— Gabe Osterhout (@GabeOsterhout) June 28, 2019

Karen Smith started working with meteorites during her graduate research at #PennState during collaborations with @NASAGoddard Space Flight Center. Her recent meteorite discovery at @boisestatelive could tell us more about the origin of life. https://t.co/LgQWHBlvTo pic.twitter.com/3FcvsiQ7yD

— College of EMS (@PSUEMS) June 27, 2019

Congratulations to Addie, Kaelee, and Sven! https://t.co/7IM6TNbuse

— Boise State Engineering (@BoiseStateCOEN) April 5, 2019

Alumni in Action: Patrick Cullen was quoted in an Amazon press release yesterday which announced Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) pic.twitter.com/or4QJfrIqD

— Boise State CS (@boisestatecs) January 10, 2019

What do computer science students do on Friday at @LesBoisJrHigh ? We play @Sphero soccer! @BSDEducation @BPSEF @tayloc17 pic.twitter.com/ks2n9mpMC6

— Brandon Hampton (@techlab217) May 10, 2019

Idaho National Laboratory has emerged as the tip of the spear for national and global #cybersecurity. #IdahoMatters talks with the cyber security division's director, Scott Cramer, about the cyber threats faced by Americans today.https://t.co/8RkfDYCC81

— KBSX 91.5 (@KBSX915) March 27, 2019

Staff in action – our very own professor of electrical and computer engineering Elisa Barney spoke on the topic of "How digital technology helps solve mysteries in the humanities" at a local TEDx event! Check out the full speech at: https://t.co/5zqV3zZD7W pic.twitter.com/3oeHCxWvF0

— Boise State ECE (@ECE_BoiseState) June 3, 2019

Congrats to @BoiseStateCOEN @ECE_BoiseState Prof. Harish Subbaraman! https://t.co/Gao0s4bspQ

— JoAnn Lighty (@BSUCOEN_Dean) May 11, 2019

Great article in @boisestatelive news written by our own Biology Professor Dr. Caughlin @TrevorCaughlin about the important sagebrush ecosystem research being led by post doc Juan Requena-Mullor of the Caughlin research group. https://t.co/frtHSzLlvS

— Boise State Biology (@BSUBiology) June 25, 2019

Check out this article with some helpful tips on how to write a resume after a career change: https://t.co/Ab4S7G2Fva

— BoiseStateBAS (@BoiseStateBAS) April 9, 2019

Having a hard time finding our office? We're on the map at 1023 S. Grant Ave! https://t.co/SjsYmI2neC

— BoiseStateBAS (@BoiseStateBAS) June 13, 2018

Recent History Department graduate Calista Houdek teaches the American Wars class at Richard McKenna Charter High School. Her class created a WWI trench that contains information on many aspects of the lives of soldiers during the war. #BoiseState https://t.co/jAv2Fnl9LI

— Boise State History (@BSUHistory) February 26, 2019

Check out this article recently published by one of our very own professors. Great work Dr. Moore. https://t.co/omDEP2DU7A

— Boise State Comm & Media (@BoiseStateComm) June 14, 2019

Congratulations to the 31 artists selected for the 2019 Traffic Box Public Art Program! Find out more about the artists and the location of their boxes here: https://t.co/Zi1RzVcUOa Artwork: The Trestle Bridge (2018) by Toby Davis #boiart pic.twitter.com/98nySDykal

— BoiseArts&History (@BoiArtAndHist) April 2, 2019

Continuing our #5womenartists from Idaho for #womenshistorymonth. Check out the work of Gerri Sayler – who creates large scale installations from a variety of materials. https://t.co/lpsJhfCNWO

— Visual Arts Center (@VisualArtsBSU) March 24, 2019

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Geoscience professor and @LEAF_Research director @HydroLejo's research has been featured in a new @ResearchFeature article in their special issue on Geosciences https://t.co/750gABIVQy

— Boise State Geo (@BoiseStateGeos) November 9, 2017

Super excited to finally be working with @reedh2o and all on this project!!! Awesome collabo between @coschoolofmines @UofA @boisestatelive @CUBoulder @SDSC_UCSD @NCAR_Science @USUAggies and @CUAHSI Follow developments at https://t.co/6fURKmGsFK https://t.co/MK2YGWJNJc

— Lejo Flores (@HydroLejo) February 6, 2019

Volcanoes don't just rumble and gurgle. Sometimes, they can make silent tremors that help geophysicist Jeffrey Johnson @BoiseStateGeos detect eruptions. Listen now on #SciFriLive: https://t.co/Ele4Kk4mRd pic.twitter.com/FphLZqibJ2

— Science Friday (@scifri) January 25, 2019

Happy #ThrowbackThursday, Broncos! Our photo this week is from the groundbreaking of @BSULibrary in July 1963 #BoiseState pic.twitter.com/xbSWqMfpq5

— BoiseState Grad Coll (@BoiseState_Grad) June 13, 2019

Big congratulations to our Dean, Dr. Tammi Vacha-Haase on being recently voted President-Elect of the Western Association of Graduate Schools! https://t.co/MeBY5u2roT #BoiseState @boisestatelive

— BoiseState Grad Coll (@BoiseState_Grad) April 5, 2019

Geophysics Club works to help solve mysteries in historic Boise cemetery https://t.co/81SQEFY2nK #boisestate @BoiseStateGeos pic.twitter.com/WpRDdamtIV

— BoiseState Grad Coll (@BoiseState_Grad) March 6, 2019

U.S. universities and colleges Vol.4 (universities)

After 5 years researching the garment industry in Bangladesh, @NYUSternBHR examines the new frontier in low-wage manufacturing – #Ethiopia. There's still time to learn from mistakes in Bangladesh & generate value for all stakeholders. Read our report: https://t.co/fYOqSkKciC

— NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights (@NYUSternBHR) May 7, 2019

“@Facebook Says It Already Deleted More Than 2 Billion Fake Accounts This Year”, but @AuthorPMBarrett questions how efficient they can be if they remain opaque in their methods. Read more in this @Vice article. https://t.co/0C9ARcHGsA

— NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights (@NYUSternBHR) May 29, 2019

Prof Haran Segram explains the difference between a direct listing and an #IPO, via @businessinsider: https://t.co/642D4gBxud

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) June 26, 2019

"The Case for Strengthening Automatic #Fiscal Stabilizers" – Check out the latest @MoneyBanking1 #blog post from Prof @kschoenh: https://t.co/5Fn4LNRpIv

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) June 25, 2019

Philly car traffic slows buses to the point that it imposes "$21 million in additional SEPTA bus operating costs associated with maintaining the same level of service at slower speeds."

In other words, Philly needs more bus lanes! https://t.co/Lxmcn5vCGb

— TransitCenter (@TransitCenter) June 26, 2019

A year after its Cap Remap bus network redesign, which tripled the number of frequent routes, the growth of Austin transit ridership keeps picking up momentum — 11.5% increase in May: https://t.co/rNIgl35ldn

— TransitCenter (@TransitCenter) June 25, 2019

"Mitchell Moss predicted…the city might see only a modest decline in traffic, as ppl either absorb the cost and keep driving, or switch to services like @uber & @Lyft.
'We're not going to see people abandon their cars to get into the subway,' he said."https://t.co/0OuQOupvjI

— Rudin Transpo Ctr (@NYURudin) April 3, 2019

“Right now, OMNY is an efficiency and modernization improvement,” says Sarah Kaufman, associate director of the NYU Rudin Center for Transportation. “But really, it’s feeding into this great potential for data and creative payment.” https://t.co/T24aDD03E6

— Rudin Transpo Ctr (@NYURudin) June 3, 2019

#NYUWagner Professor Patrick Sharkey recently talked to @CityLab about how the drop in crime has transformed American cities. https://t.co/sVAQf7AoLf pic.twitter.com/rrVaRd98Cc

— NYU Wagner (@NYUWagner) June 20, 2019

"Former Pres. Richard Nixon is making a comeback, this time as congressional Dems mull impeachment proceedings against Pres. Trump," says @PolitiFact in an article featuring Timothy Naftali, professor at #NYUWagner and former director of the @NixonLibrary. https://t.co/RNT60qu27u pic.twitter.com/iFIRQ2WJ3o

— NYU Wagner (@NYUWagner) June 21, 2019

Prof. Scott Hemphill talks to @jacobbunge about the Justice Department's investigation of the chicken industry: https://t.co/jUl4IVViZ7

— NYU Law (@nyulaw) June 26, 2019

In Iancu v. Brunetti, the Supreme Court struck down a federal law preventing businesses from registering scandalous or immoral trademarks—and cited an amicus brief by Profs. Barton Beebe and @JeanneFromer: https://t.co/ubMgHVs4Jk pic.twitter.com/qfomPOtnEF

— NYU Law (@nyulaw) June 26, 2019

With the Internet now a global battlefield, how serious a threat do cyberweapons pose to America’s economy and infrastructure? @Jason_Healey discusses "The Age of Cyberwarfare" in a Q&A with @columbiamag: https://t.co/Z6NM65dtOw

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) June 10, 2019

With the #voting system under stress, Columbia professors discuss eight things they want every reader to know on the central mechanism of US #democracy. https://t.co/6EjLKYihZt

— ColumbiaSocialSci (@ColumbiaSocSci) May 8, 2019

What do Darwin, Einstein, and Beethoven have in common? They all generated great ideas during walks, says Professor Willie Pietersen. https://t.co/8F6Iqn5icF

— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) June 7, 2019

Coffee Prices Plunge Even Though We Can’t Stop Drinking the Stuff

Read more:https://t.co/sKgcwHj6KK

— Columbia Economics (@columbia_econ) April 23, 2019

Two new bills in Congress propose a helping hand for a hurting industry https://t.co/NnFvsEwpYb via @cjr

— Columbia Journalism (@columbiajourn) June 13, 2019

“The wealthy often claim special skills, hard work, and . . . personal sacrifice . . . as justifications for the wealth they hold today,” says Professor @KatharinaPistor. “Yet without legal coding, many of these fortunes would have been short-lived.” https://t.co/3YCAXekib6 pic.twitter.com/wrsl8w4uL8

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) June 22, 2019

Professor @rebeccamslayton of @STSCornell analyzes the potential for #hackers to target U.S. utilities: https://t.co/FKrukjrhls pic.twitter.com/b08P3teE5W

— CornellArts&Sciences (@CornellCAS) June 17, 2019

Professor @ithacamcg examines the impacts of #Trump's attempts to limit #asylum seekers: https://t.co/SHSBkGpeId pic.twitter.com/WvTFbxF4bC

— CornellArts&Sciences (@CornellCAS) June 14, 2019

Professor @barrystrauss explores the "profound consequences" of Americans being indifferent toward the study of #history: https://t.co/gMrHrvYROz pic.twitter.com/bB8NIlgLfG

— CornellArts&Sciences (@CornellCAS) May 29, 2019

Assistant Professor Baron highlights the key but neglected role of banks, credit booms, and over-lending ahead of recessions. @ineteconomics https://t.co/L7HFgXNWRN

— Johnson at Cornell (@CornellMBA) June 23, 2019

Neel Inamdar, #CornellSHA ’90, shares the lessons he’s learned about the #business of attracting #sustainable investment.@CornellSGE https://t.co/m9DEHEeLQt

— Johnson at Cornell (@CornellMBA) June 16, 2019

As the #Trump admin and #Congress debate policies to encourage investment in #infrastructure, can both parties unite?

The Public Benefit Infrastructure #Investment proposal which takes advantage of #tax credits may offer a solution: https://t.co/w4r0NLxXTD

— Cornell Policy Review (@CornellPolicy) May 3, 2019

How does decentralization affect #development?

CPR Associate Editor Arianna Rebancos interviews Dr. @JPFaguet, a professor at the London School of Economics, and explores this question, closely examining #decentralization efforts in #Bolivia. https://t.co/2rszoiFHme

— Cornell Policy Review (@CornellPolicy) February 12, 2019

.@rch371 on the Illegality of Trump's Plan to 'Demote' Fed Chairman, via @Reuters. https://t.co/8JchFPDNRE

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) June 18, 2019

.@zclopton op-ed: How states can step in when Trump doesn't enforce laws, via @politico. https://t.co/VPuyHvQW2p

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) June 18, 2019

.@dorfonlaw on executive privilege, via @TIME. https://t.co/W1XwkoXG8x

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) June 14, 2019

Watch Fmr IMF Acting Managing Director and @KissingerCenter Distinguished Scholar John Lipsky on WealthTrack @ConsueloMack @PBS discussing govt debt & global financial stability @IMFNews https://t.co/TALuaBThVz

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) May 15, 2019

Pressure may get #Iran to consider talking, but there has to be give and take for negotiations to begin, writes Dean @vali_nasr in an op-ed for @nytimes. https://t.co/PzVZMAJzWo

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) June 17, 2019

Bloomberg Professor @jessfanzo tackled challenges to food and water security at a seminar co-hosted by @JohnsHopkinsAHW and @SAISHopkins: https://t.co/B2SqBicSxk

— Bloomberg Professors (@JHU_BDPs) May 23, 2019

Interested in possible future #scenarios of #Russia & #West relations? Strong panel discussion tonight w/ @DanSHamilton @Meisterdgap @Julie_C_Smith @usv1980 @Kpelczynska @GermanyDiplo at @BoschAcademy! Made by Robert Bosch Center @dgapev & @SAISHopkins: https://t.co/0xKmzqsVbP pic.twitter.com/ScGzEH6AOD

— DGAP (@dgapev) May 28, 2019

Choices Scholar @nargesbajoghli discusses common misunderstandings about #Iran in one of our 1,700 free videos with top experts. @SAISHopkins @WatsonInstitute @BrownUniversity #sschat #history #worldgeochat #WHAP https://t.co/UFGHc3wJqc

— The Choices Program at Brown University (@ChoicesProgram) May 20, 2019

Are foreign fighters as helpful as we think for jihadi groups? @dbyman doesn't think so, on @slate: https://t.co/AXCAqnqbtV

— GU Security Studies (@GeorgetownCSS) May 30, 2019

ICYMI: Elliott School professor Sharon Squassoni was quoted in @NPR's article, "As Saudi Arabia Builds A Nuclear Reactor, Some Worry About Its Motives" https://t.co/j4g0Ybbyts

— The Elliott School (@ElliottSchoolGW) May 7, 2019

#weaponizedinterdependence: "Globalization has created global economic networks… countries are now examining these networks to find their weak points and exploit them for geostrategic gain." @henryfarrell @ANewman_forward @gwucolumbian @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/8EJYIsz02J

— GWU Sigur Center (@gwusigurcenter) June 3, 2019

The continued failure of President Trump to deliver on his infrastructure promises, despite the fact that it seems to be an area ripe for bipartisan cooperation, demonstrates just how complicated it's become to upgrade America's roads, bridges, and trains. https://t.co/5IDoNhPqqT

— Origins (@OriginsOSU) May 28, 2019

An estimated 8.0-magnitude earthquake struck San Francisco #OnThisDay in 1906, killing more than 3,000 people and destroying large parts of the city. A century later, how much better are we at preparing for natural disasters? https://t.co/EwlSw2buhK

— Origins (@OriginsOSU) April 18, 2019

CGEG faculty associate Charles Calomiris comment on if easier to read Fed statements will cause stock market volatility to stop. Read more below. https://t.co/PaGmtajKXg

— Columbia | CGEG (@ColumbiaCGEG) April 4, 2019

"It's time to ask more from theologians." Read the interview with @mattcroasmun of @YaleCFC and YDS in @FaithLeadership. https://t.co/FC7gM0qykc pic.twitter.com/XaQ4CQ48Hg

— Yale Divinity School (@YaleDivSchool) May 31, 2019

National Geographic: The Arctic Ocean—facts and information https://t.co/PNLjtH668t

— Arctic Law Watch (@UWLaw_Arctic) March 30, 2019

CLEE's Climate Director @EthanElkind discusses @MayorOfLA plan to reduce LA's carbon emissions and waste by 2050. #climatechange #GreenNewDealLA #zerowaste @KPCC https://t.co/g1L3CQR3mM

— Berkeley Law CLEE (@BerkeleyLawCLEE) April 29, 2019

Should the next President declare climate change a national emergency? Assuming the courts uphold Trump, there's a real case for using the same powers to fight climate change. https://t.co/LvAUyn1FjI

— Dan Farber (@dfarber) March 15, 2019

As the venture capital scene in Madison climbs, many VC firms are increasingly selling their ability to help companies grow.

“Venture capitalists are competing with each other to be more entrepreneur-friendly,” says WSB's @jon_eckhardt in @CapTimes.https://t.co/jcfl1n3C7x

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 5, 2019

Does the U.S. have the wrong Middle East strategy? Belfer Center scholars including @GrahamTAllison, @Joe_Nye, @saharnow, @DEsfandiary, David Petraeus, and @ArianeTabatabai share their insights in this @ForeignPolicy survey.https://t.co/zz330PC4GT

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 10, 2019

And now with an audio version https://t.co/9iXNOY7s3j that makes me sound 10 IQ points smarter and immeasurably more certain about my argument.

— Dani Rodrik (@rodrikdani) April 26, 2018

“…finding qualified people for transformative public services isn’t a competition on salary or title, but on impact and mission,” writes @mspec on how to build better digital service teams for the @hks_digital 2018 State of Digital Transformation report https://t.co/KoLt8HYQ0u

— digital HKS (@hks_digital) January 4, 2019

LISTEN: Professor @samuelmoyn was interviewed on the @lawfareblog podcast this week. He and Jack Goldsmith ’89 discussed the successes and failures of liberal internationalism as well as the future of the liberal international order. https://t.co/NPo9Pmv02I

— Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) February 7, 2019

Some striking comments from @rodrikdani, distinguishing between labor mobility, immigration policy & human rights policy. "The left has to get over its hang up that any temporary work visa programme would be a fundamental violation of human rights". https://t.co/nxgBZHQSPe

— Brian Levy (@Brianlevy387) April 26, 2018

Be Smart,Cool,Strong,Flexible. Be Together. @MarkGaleotti recommends how to deal with Russia's Heavy Metal Diplomacy https://t.co/UmVV9w8rOK pic.twitter.com/nNfxiiX6Ls

— ECFR Wider Europe (@ECFRWiderEurope) January 16, 2017

HarvardCorpGovPosted: How to Be a Good Board Chair, https://t.co/dgAEc97SJr by INSEAD #corpgov #boardsofdirectors #CEOs https://t.co/1rMnEGbRjM

— CorpGovern (@CGGovernance) April 24, 2018

Knowledge workers spend 80-85% of their time attending meetings – virtual & face to face – & responding to requests https://t.co/RfVN5i0FLe

— Stanford Business (@StanfordGSB) October 13, 2016

Stanford Law Professor @persily comments on @StanfordCISAC's @alexstamos, Facebook's former chief security officer, and on how the internet may threaten democracy: https://t.co/Gjgm8jx5bq

— StanfordLaw (@StanfordLaw) February 8, 2019

New: Do politics have a place in Fed appointments? https://t.co/QaeMqFXrk4 pic.twitter.com/xVD8tXteW6

— Chicago Booth Review (@chicagoboothrev) May 31, 2019

Record-breaking temperatures & below average snowpack lead #WAgov @JayInslee to declare #drought state of emergency. For British Columbians, this feels all too close to home https://t.co/mImQHMpiil #climatechange #bcpoli

— West Coast Env. Law (@WCELaw) May 22, 2019

In @cjr, @EthanZ and collaborators at @sciencespo and @i_montaigneEN consider how French media realities differ from those in the US. "The media in the US is breaking apart from left to right…but media in France is breaking from top to bottom." https://t.co/ly56YZCBPx

— MIT Media Lab (@medialab) May 14, 2019

The folks at @agilityrobotics, including @CMU_Robotics alums Jonathan Hurst and Damion Shelton, are in the news re plans to pair their legged robots with Ford's self-driving vans https://t.co/zFxnwVGQM6 The @OregonState spinoff has a Pittsburgh office pic.twitter.com/F878XQuBqm

— CMU School of Computer Science (@SCSatCMU) May 23, 2019

https://twitter.com/LinderPG/status/1136634669175324672

Mitigating biases in #AI often rely on access to sensitive demographic attributes, this post describes a novel approach that doesn't, co-authored by @mariadearteaga & Alexey Romanov @MSFTResearch, awarded Best Thematic Paper at #NAACL2019 https://t.co/grBHzBVQGe

— Machine Learning Department at CMU (@mldcmu) June 3, 2019

Technology adopters come in groups, says @CMU_ECE’s Raj Rajkumar. Check out his look at the “long process” of building public trust in AV’s.https://t.co/2YVr1ALFP9

— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) April 26, 2019

CyLab’s Secure and Private IoT Initiative (IoT@CyLab) has broken ground as the first round of funded proposals have been announced. Check them out! https://t.co/WIdL2H2CRH

— CyLab (@CyLab) April 30, 2019

Semiliquid lithium-based metal anode could create safer, higher capacity lithium batteries. New material developed by @CMU_Chem @MatyPolymerLab and @CMUEngineering @CMUEnergy, in @Joule_CP. https://t.co/ReRNfiQPmK

— CMU Mellon College of Science (@CmuScience) June 13, 2019

First-ever successful mind-controlled #roboticarm without #brainimplants @carnegiemellon @SciRobotics https://t.co/qJYM6KRXvq

— TechXplore (@TechXplore_com) June 19, 2019

Jay Turner, professor and vice dean of education, was featured in a piece by @cenmag promoting research that revealed certain trees are better than others at removing pollutants from the air. https://t.co/ebPYzOqOFO

— McKelvey Engineering @ WashU (@WashUengineers) June 10, 2019

“Black holes are among the most perplexing objects in the universe,” says @thejunaverse calling them “math incarnate in a physical form.” Her @sdssurveys-V will map more than half a million of them. WATCH: https://t.co/Wi8ALcE13R #TEDTalks #TED2019 pic.twitter.com/WudyG19wXR

— Carnegie Science (@carnegiescience) June 7, 2019

The similarities between food and drug addictions are striking. https://t.co/cHxcWFYkne

— Keck Medicine of USC (@KeckMedUSC) June 11, 2019

How can we use machine learning to improve climate models? Paul O'Gorman, a professor with @eapsMIT expands on how he is reducing uncertainty. https://t.co/pvO9p3Ptcl

— MIT ClimateCoLab (@ClimateCoLab) February 19, 2019

Hats off to #CoMotionSupported @UW spinouts and #CoMotionLabs #startups on @BuiltInSeattle's 50 Startups to Watch! @AAlphaBio, @jeevawireless, @WiBotic, @xnor_ai, @JargonJourney, @polly_ai, & @OndaOrigins via @quintendo64 #SeattleStartups #UWInnovates https://t.co/RxD26yyxFN

— UW CoMotion (@UWCoMotion) March 15, 2019

“Most #plastics were never made to be recycled,” says Peter Christensen, a chemist at @BerkeleyLab and author of a new study in the journal @NatureChemistry. “But we have discovered a new way to assemble plastics." https://t.co/QKZQHaXn9y

— Sustainability Times (@ST_Sustainable) May 11, 2019

Take a peek at Marie Skłodowska Curie's notebook from 1899-1902, containing notes from experiments on radioactive substances. The notebook is still radioactive and will be for 1,500 years.

Photo: Wellcome Images. #NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/7JdcxF0Exk

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) May 13, 2019

“In the lab, we’re discovering that nature can do chemistry we never dreamed was possible. We’re adding whole swathes of the periodic table to the chemistry of the biological world.” — Frances Arnold, who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry https://t.co/WO1oyqK1Nt

— NYT Science (@NYTScience) May 28, 2019

Entangled aluminium ion is world’s best timekeeper https://t.co/gN0VSzGLJ3

— Physics World (@PhysicsWorld) June 6, 2019

.@patagonia has changed the wetsuit manufacturing game by pioneering suits made entirely from a natural rubber material called Yulex. It’s better for the planet and comes from sources that are @FSC_IC certified by the @RnfrstAlliance. https://t.co/SNkI8lJiHA via @the_inertia

— Rainforest Alliance (@RnfrstAlliance) October 3, 2018

At Hog Island Oyster Company, a Certified @BCorporation in Tomales Bay, CA, wet clothes mean a long, cold day. Our Hose-Down Slickers keep you dry so you can keep on keeping on: https://t.co/9oPPSFxuSs pic.twitter.com/s0CesXv3RN

— Patagonia (@patagonia) April 30, 2019

The winners are about to be announced! We’ll be live-streaming the award ceremony of the 2019 #PatagoniaCaseComp winners at 4:30pm on our Youtube page: https://t.co/i75giiMqmP

— Berkeley-Haas CRB (@respbus) April 19, 2019

Nice @nytimes call-out of @BerkeleyHaas for US’s first zero-waste academic building. https://t.co/oGRpNN2MJB @KevinChou

— Rich Lyons (@richlyons) April 25, 2019

An Economic Perspective on Environmental Justice https://t.co/nUWmw3wAA8 via @energyathaas Catherine Wolfram's insightful piece on the challenges of environmental justice.

— Severin Borenstein (@BorensteinS) May 6, 2019

A groundbreaking study conducted by UW examined vegetable and cheese production in WI, and the effects of nitrogen from wastewater entering the atmosphere and groundwater. https://t.co/CMd8g3z2DX pic.twitter.com/z5Hb3oKWkt

— Nelson Institute (@NelsonInstitute) November 9, 2018

I want some! https://t.co/p9HoOHzlWH

— National DNA Day (@DNAday) April 25, 2019

Hey! Its National @DNAday – we're feeling in a genetics kind of way. But you don't have to dismay, some ancient DNA didn't decay and is still around today. Listen to Svante Pääbo who has some Neanderthal info to convey. #dnaday19 https://t.co/LcaYqhiTxU

— Human Origins at SI (@HumanOrigins) April 25, 2019

"Fostering Inclusion in Science Diplomacy" https://t.co/4dgUyA0NU8 by @MollyBrook Assistant Director, Science Diplomacy Center @FletcherSchool @Tufts and Patricia Gruver Barr, Science Attaché Québec Govmt Office in Boston. Great read for all @epfp_iel @HelenJancMalone

— GlobalSTEMClassroom® (@GlobalSTEMClass) December 31, 2018

Instead of detoxing, resolve to eat clean. https://t.co/I3L5B0r2ME

— Keck Medicine of USC (@KeckMedUSC) January 1, 2019

• How are dangerous nanoparticles formed?
• How do they impact our health?
• How can we reduce those impacts?

Dean Bobick sits down with Professor Rajan Chakrabarty, William G. Powderly, MD from @WUSTLmed and David Pui from @UMNews ENG to discuss.https://t.co/5T0dCKils1

— McKelvey Engineering @ WashU (@WashUengineers) November 30, 2018

I liked a @YouTube video https://t.co/feUcFnbQ8c Georgia Tech hosts ethics in robotics roundtable

— Robotics@GT (@GTrobotics) October 4, 2018

She's a professor, a researcher, an entrepreneur, and a robotics star. @GeorgiaTech_ECE 's Ayanna Howard is incredible. https://t.co/b0maITLJst

— Georgia Tech College of Engineering (@gatechengineers) August 24, 2017

Like I said yesterday, innovation is in our DNA and a differentiator for @GTAthletics! Love this story about how @GTMBB utilizes the incredible minds and technology at our disposal here at #GaTech! Thanks for writing it, @ksugiuraajc! #TogetherWeSwarm https://t.co/jM4F9oP8Wl

— Todd Stansbury (@GTToddStansbury) February 3, 2018

.@Accenture announced as the first corporate donor for @gtomscyber and invests $500,000 to help close #cybersecurity knowledge gap. https://t.co/xq0fsVjTEM pic.twitter.com/v9PQzQ3Gry

— Georgia Tech ECE (@GeorgiaTech_ECE) December 18, 2018