Researchers @dianazobrien of @RicePoliSci, Timm Betz of the Technical University of Munich, and David Fortunato of the University of California, San Diego found political representation is a key factor in lowering import tax penalties on women’s goods. #SocSciResearch https://t.co/WxjMEdVaHY
— Rice Social Sciences (@RiceSocSci) December 8, 2020
Through a partnership with NASA's JSC and DivInc, The Ion has been awarded $1.4MM in federal funding to create its Aerospace Innovation Hub. The hub will support and develop regional minority business enterprises addressing aerospace-related challenges.https://t.co/oZX99V48aa pic.twitter.com/mgvBh4nluZ
— Rice Business (@Rice_Biz) December 8, 2020
The final panel for the Rice Energy Finance Summit is live!
Catch it on their live stream on Youtube: https://t.co/bGRcGtmWlv#REFS2020
— Rice Business (@Rice_Biz) November 13, 2020
Check out this great article about @CedenoAlly in @PoetsAndQuants as her startup Women Offshore Foundation is named one of 2020's most disruptive startups! https://t.co/H9klgeQLT2 #RiceBusiness #Startups #2020 #RiceMBA #YouBelongHere
— Rice Business (@Rice_Biz) November 5, 2020
So you're all registered for Expo (!!!!), but how do you stand out? Check out this Handshake article for their 5 best tips to make sure you get noticed and get hired at virtual career fairs.
LEARN🔥 https://t.co/rsS0Q72JmG— Rice University CCD (@riceccd) September 10, 2020
From garden-fresh fruits to classic films, Rice University is home to an assortment of interesting classes. The Thresher has compiled a list of eight classes students should consider adding to their schedules — no matter what their major or interests. https://t.co/xwMI3wkbQ9
— The Rice Thresher (@TheRiceThresher) December 4, 2020
NEWS | Visit of Brazilian Minister of the @mctic , @Astro_Pontes , to @RiceUniversity
source Rice University – learn more: https://t.co/WdGk5dTKhr#BRATECC #Brazil #US #TX #Houston #Government #RiceUniversity #Education #Visit #Lab #Tech #Projects #Technology #Support pic.twitter.com/UW73Q0faKY
— Brazil-Texas Chamber of Commerce (@bratecchouston) December 22, 2020
Great insights from @ForbesCoaches, including #DoerrInstitute leadership coach @_glenntaylor, on how to stay engaged and connect with others in a #virtual setting. #Forbes https://t.co/5yaERMFR7p
— The Doerr Institute for New Leaders (@Doerrinstitute) December 16, 2020
A months-long study to determine the number of Houstonians carrying COVID-19 antibodies revealed infections may have been four times greater than viral tests showed, according to Rice's Katherine Ensor and Loren Hopkins.
Read at @RiceUNews: https://t.co/DNgpMx3q2T pic.twitter.com/fwRr9Qt2rF
— Rice Statistics (@RiceStatistics) December 15, 2020
The @RiceUniversity lab of Matthew Jones, a joint professor in MSNE, has found van der Waals force can deform nanoscale silver for optics, catalytic use: https://t.co/uJS7i57JCW pic.twitter.com/q0DXZf6qB9
— Rice Materials Science & NanoEngineering (@RiceMSNE) December 16, 2020
The @RiceUniversity lab of mechanical engineer Fred Higgs (@higgsf) hopes to make life better for those with replacement joints by modeling how artificial hips are likely to rub them the wrong way: https://t.co/QuuFcQFMvP pic.twitter.com/dBgw7nXlNd
— Rice University Mechanical Engineering (@RiceMECH) January 11, 2021
The Rice University lab of physicist Junichiro Kono will share in a $1 million grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) to develop advanced systems that improve imaging of proteins, cells and tissues. To learn more about this exciting award visit https://t.co/L9uintGAK7 pic.twitter.com/InBu6KEOAQ
— Rice Electrical & Computer Engineering (@RiceECE) December 7, 2020
Congratulations to Rice Engineering researchers — including @dryepearson and @RDesRoches — and colleagues on receiving @ASEE_DC's 2020 Best Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Paper Award: https://t.co/EO2HbTOz83 pic.twitter.com/hrWdwtwDXh
— Rice Engineering (@RiceEngineering) December 11, 2020
Using AI, researchers from @RiceCompSci and @RiceStatistics have discovered a better way to combat the spread of misinformation on social media.
Read via @RiceUNews: https://t.co/MRGQd4INUI pic.twitter.com/BmOJNA6kv2
— Rice Engineering (@RiceEngineering) December 11, 2020
We are very proud of our faculty’s involvement in this collaboration.
Learn more about how @RiceUniversity and @IITKanpur are investing resources and research in the development of energy solutions, materials and sustainable technologies: https://t.co/1SNVJDDJcB https://t.co/Y3zryiT7q3
— Rice Engineering (@RiceEngineering) December 9, 2020
As patient hospitalization rates have soared during the COVID-19 pandemic, Rice CAAM researcher Silviya Valeva is helping develop flexible mathematical models for multi-stage nurse scheduling in times of uncertain demand: https://t.co/eb7a1dtYwi pic.twitter.com/EAUFlEAhha
— Rice Engineering (@RiceEngineering) November 13, 2020
Scientists get the lowdown on sun's super-hot atmosphere. https://t.co/iFngLjQFnp pic.twitter.com/5ScK71JqeQ
— Rice Physics and Astronomy (@RicePhysAstro) December 7, 2020
Congrats, Kirsten Siebach. The @RiceUniversity assistant professor was chosen by @NASA to work on a new Mars rover. We write a lot about how critical academia is to the #innovation #ecosystem, but this news is truly out of this world!#HouTech #SpaceTechhttps://t.co/Z2NMdAB6ib
— Houston Exponential (@HouEX) December 11, 2020
.@UrbanHarvest collaborated with @RiceKinderInst's Houston Community Data Connections program on a data support tool that helps bring healthy and affordable food options to underserved areas. Learn more about the project in today's #KIUrbanEdge. https://t.co/yzkzzFeebK
— Kinder Institute (@RiceKinderInst) December 14, 2020
.@HoustonBCycle began its #electricbike rollout last month, ultimately planning to launch 200 e-bikes by March of 2021. Research has shown e-bikes encourage riders to cycle farther and more often than conventional bicycles. https://t.co/ySnLhoEf4A
— Kinder Institute (@RiceKinderInst) December 10, 2020
"We don’t have #visas for the workers that our economy often needs,” said @PayanTony, @BakerCtrUSMEX director, adding that allowing these workers to obtain work permits and protection from deportation would increase their productivity. #Immigration #USMEX https://t.co/5FQoGNIJnB
— Center for the United States and Mexico (@BakerCtrUSMEX) January 14, 2021
In an interview with @chron, fellow in urban politics @RobertSteinKHOU weighed in on what yesterday's impeachment of #PresidentDonaldTrump will mean, from a potential Supreme Court trial to the future of pro-Trump extremism. Read here: https://t.co/hiU5VXhvdK
— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 14, 2021
JUST OUT: In a new brief, @CES_Baker_Inst experts @finley_mark and @Ken_Medlock offer policy recommendations to the #Biden administration for a secure low-#carbon #energy future: https://t.co/Dz5h5LSX3s
Read our other #2021TransitionPapers here: https://t.co/icwTpMd6MN pic.twitter.com/P6B7nY6woz
— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 14, 2021
After the deadly attack on the Capitol, local #Texas governments are preparing for protests that could be unlike any in modern state history, said fellow @MarkPJonesTX. Past incidents have been disruptive, said Jones, but "never threatening." https://t.co/kac5RhzTz6
— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 14, 2021
TUNE IN: After more than three years of embargo by land, air, and sea, why is the blockade of #Qatar ending now? Fellow @jimkrane joined @AJTheTake to discuss: https://t.co/cJmDh6N0vV
— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 13, 2021
There has been much confusion about who gets the #COVID19 #vaccine first. “If people don’t understand, if they don’t see it as fair, they get mad at all levels. At the governors. The health departments. … at everyone,” said @BakerCHB's Rekha Lakshmanan: https://t.co/5nWGeYfI5h
— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 13, 2021
TUNE IN: U.S. federal debt, already at its highest level since WWII, has grown dramatically as Congress expends huge sums to address the #pandemic. In an new episode of our #PolicyMatters podcast, fellow @jorge_barro explains how worried we should be: https://t.co/kA9IAPgtGQ pic.twitter.com/LsLQl3rTpS
— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 13, 2021
LISTEN: @BakerCHB's Rekha Lakshmanan and @PeterHotez joined @TexasStandard to discuss the rise of anti-vaccine sentiments. According to Hotez, many #COVID19 deaths are attributable to anti-science, which has now become "mainstream." https://t.co/JaYRmuFsKc
— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 13, 2021
#Biden plans "to phase out #fossilfuels over time, but I think he’s been at pains to emphasize the 'over time' part of that, as a way to signal he doesn’t intend to massively disrupt the #oil and #gas business,” said @CES_Baker_Inst fellow @finley_mark: https://t.co/tE1lEAbD9N
— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) January 13, 2021
New @FiveThirtyEight piece on the record number of ♀️ in Biden's cabinet, plus why some positions (like Defense) remain ♂️ dominated. Grateful to @sidney_b for including my research on defense & finance portfolios w/ @tiffanydbarnes. https://t.co/D8Pz4yAcFK
— Diana O'Brien (@dianazobrien) December 16, 2020
Check out this research by Professor Songying Fang, @AdamYLiu1, and @nujoaixil on the opinions of ordinary Chinese citizens about the U.S. and other countries. @Diplomat_APAC https://t.co/7Rafumq4FM
— Rice U Political Science (@RicePoliSci) January 4, 2021
“Partisan division is still severely inhibiting the United States’ #COVID19 response 10 months after the pandemic began,” say @BakerInstitute experts Christopher Kulesza and @QuiantaMoore.https://t.co/cV6tecmrah #coronavirus #coronaviruspandemic #COVID19pandemic #COVID #vaccines pic.twitter.com/50GN5os9DN
— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) January 13, 2021
"The truth is that German and Russian utilities/#gas companies have a very long working relationship and #Germany somehow sees this as a market relation," @CES_Baker_Inst fellow @anna_b_mikulska tells @DeutscheWelle.https://t.co/zmHoD7bphq #Russia #Europe #NordStream2 #energy
— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) January 12, 2021
Microsoft signs on as ‘major tenant’ at the Ion https://t.co/l3jhGvV3VJ via @houstonchron
— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) December 17, 2020
The last #greatconjunction to appear as close and as visible as the upcoming one occurred on March 4, 1226, @cqchoi reports. “For perspective, Genghis Khan was still roaming Asia then,” says Rice University astronomer Patrick Hartigan.https://t.co/zzN1TQtSPF #Jupiter #Saturn
— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) December 17, 2020
"College football in America often comes with surprises, but the saga of @RiceFootball's season symbolizes just how unprecedented this year has been," writes the @csmonitor editorial board.https://t.co/AWYbatoYJh #CollegeFootball #football #RiceOwls #Houston #Texas
— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) December 10, 2020
“You'd have to go all the way back to just before dawn on March 4, 1226, to see a closer alignment between these objects visible in the night sky," Patrick Hartigan, an astronomer at Rice University, explained. #Jupiter #Saturn #astronomy #space #science https://t.co/J1B9erTFRr
— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) December 9, 2020
“You’d have to go all the way back to just before dawn on March 4, 1226, to see a closer alignment between these objects visible in the #nightsky,” said Rice University astronomer Patrick Hartigan.https://t.co/3XN57fc4i0 #Jupiter #Saturn #astronomy #wintersolstice #Christmas
— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) December 4, 2020
RECAP | Rice uses second half surge to defeat Houston Baptist, 90-79.
📰 » https://t.co/r1Uf9Rzoch#GoOwls👐 x #TheRiceWay
— Rice Basketball (@RiceBasketball) December 15, 2020
An AI-powered microscope created in collaboration between @RiceEngineering researchers and @MDAndersonNews could check cancer margins within minutes of a tumor's removal.
For more: https://t.co/VgQD6s5HAQ pic.twitter.com/5Ze1j6MYp1
— Rice University (@RiceUniversity) January 12, 2021
Gooooo Owls! 👐 https://t.co/c785xHwEZI
— Rice University (@RiceUniversity) December 17, 2020
Team Cardiac Signals won the Fall 2020 Virtual Showcase held by @Rice_D2KLab! Their project uses #datascience techniques to help save babies with congenital heart defects using data from @TexasChildrens Hospital.
Via @RiceUNews: https://t.co/b2MY1Ekxco pic.twitter.com/VxlBUGQSsL
— Rice University (@RiceUniversity) December 16, 2020
Palliative care physician Dr. Joanne Kuntz knew how important it was for quarantined patients to see and speak with their loved ones. So she found a way. Full story: https://t.co/lt4rBAO6Qd #EmoryStories #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/UXMuwulwxv
— Emory Medicine (@EmoryMedicine) January 12, 2021
Every Friday, Slate tests the news savvy of its readers with a quiz. Spoiler alert: This week Emory made it into a question. Alisha Kramer, wife of GA Senator-elect Jon Ossoff, is an Emory OB/GYB. https://t.co/OMPdkAk9kC pic.twitter.com/h6CjQKzTG4
— Emory Medicine (@EmoryMedicine) January 8, 2021
If #COVID19 becomes endemic and most people are exposed in childhood, it may join the ranks of mild cold-causing coronaviruses that currently circulate in humans, according to a model developed by Emory & @penn_state. https://t.co/PTTUwsQdyo pic.twitter.com/POr2YAKVfE
— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) January 14, 2021
This week a reckoning was taking place for the Moderna #COVID19 vaccine clinical trial. Lab Land has been hearing from Emory-affiliated study participants that they’re finding out whether they received active vaccine or placebo. https://t.co/tIGEKZ5T7k #covidvaccine pic.twitter.com/Fiv7mFOlN6
— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) January 8, 2021
The ethical aspects of COVID-19 vaccines are critically important, Dr. Jonathan Lewin (@jonlewinmd) told @MSNBC on Saturday. Ethics has been major part of @EmoryHealthcare's vaccine distribution plan, he added. pic.twitter.com/a3apwInXec
— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) December 16, 2020
ICYMI – Many researchers around the world have tried to repurpose drugs for #COVID19, often unsuccessfully. New clinical trial results show that baricitinib, an arthritis drug, can speed recovery and may reduce mortality in some COVID-19 patients. https://t.co/GYorPJgIQp pic.twitter.com/17cr2ZccWY
— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) December 15, 2020
"Vaccines are coming, but people need to brace themselves for the cold reality of what’s in front of us," Emory's Dr Joel Zivot (@jj99890) tells @USATODAY. Americans must continue preventive measures meant to keep #COVID19 in check." https://t.co/CkK064M4gW pic.twitter.com/qayf3DhMgN
— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) December 15, 2020
In a FB Live last week, Emory's @carlodelrio7 said that the way things are now, the U.S. is trying to fight a war against #COVID19 with 50 different strategies and armies, one for each state. A national strategy is imperative. https://t.co/1bwJ9mYLe9 pic.twitter.com/lbqGagZFJV
— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) December 11, 2020
A study from @WinshipatEmory investigator and oncologist @KalinskyKevin finds that some postmenopausal women with early stage #breastcancer can safely skip chemotherapy. Findings from the RxPONDER clinical trial were presented @SABCSSanAntonio https://t.co/WYQUzdGLg9 pic.twitter.com/Y9CdKNXqDt
— Emory Health (@emoryhealthsci) December 9, 2020
“We spend a lot of time training medical students on the science behind #vaccines. We don’t spend a lot of time teaching them how to communicate effectively about this,” @EmoryMedicine's @rabednarczyk tells @washingtonpost on #vaccinesafety https://t.co/uBDUhmIlTe
— Emory University News (@EmoryNews) December 11, 2020
“We don’t really pay people to stay at home to quarantine,” @EmoryLaw's @PollyJPrice tells @TheAtlantic on employers reluctance to pay employees to stay home for #COVID19 #quarantine https://t.co/I2v771ibiz
— Emory University News (@EmoryNews) December 10, 2020
"If you go into court and you say, 'We ought to break up this company because it has a 100% market share,' but you can't show they did anything reprehensible to gain that market share, then you're going to lose," @EmoryLaw's Alexander Volokh tells @Salon https://t.co/0QNcOVP9IU
— Emory University News (@EmoryNews) October 21, 2020
“You see corporations taking money and laying off employees,” @EmoryLaw's @DorothyABrown tells @washingtonpost about the Cares Act giving millions in #taxbreaks to corporations without requirements https://t.co/whYlk6cI5p
— Emory University News (@EmoryNews) October 7, 2020
Emory sophomore Virginia Brown, featured in this photo that went viral, reflects on her experience at the U.S. Capitol during the Electoral College vote certification https://t.co/3YX6FT2Grs pic.twitter.com/e82DMYM9un
— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) January 14, 2021
U.S. News has ranked @EmoryMedicine's infectious diseases program No. 5 in the nation and No. 9 internationally. Emory also ranks No. 3 among universities in the nation for @NIH #COVID19 research funding https://t.co/lQx54iWr6u pic.twitter.com/2GkBD3y8iY
— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) January 13, 2021
Emory's crossword fame is spreading – @nytimes mini last week, @latimes today pic.twitter.com/mqGlJP7eow
— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) January 5, 2021
.@EmoryMedicine received the highest number of applications in the modern history of the school last year, and many other U.S. medical schools have seen similar spikes that some are calling the "Fauci effect" #AnthonyFauci https://t.co/lHTK2DMOWD
— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) January 4, 2021
Emory earned $831 million in research funding last fiscal year — a new record. More than 10% was for #COVID19 research, a testament to researchers' ability to shift course rapidly to tackle the world’s biggest public health crisis. More on Emory research: https://t.co/jEDwtlbhVJ pic.twitter.com/IcxUxiQRqE
— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) December 16, 2020
Watch it here: https://t.co/9z7092TYr5
— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) December 9, 2020
Motivating students to participate during remote classes is a challenge – One silly solution (that seriously works)? A sticker on the teacher's face for each interaction. Emory's @ArberTasimi demonstrates the surprisingly effective tactic @washingtonpost https://t.co/n8YUO1Tuj6 pic.twitter.com/7p2IbVslk6
— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) December 8, 2020
Researchers at Emory, @GeorgiaTech have received a landmark commitment from the McCamish Foundation to accelerate the scope and impact of #Parkinsons disease studies and position Georgia as a hub for research https://t.co/yOlthjYKbg pic.twitter.com/bxdMq3oCui
— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) December 7, 2020
The Emory HIV Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) has been selected by @NIH as one of 35 CTUs responsible for implementing the scientific agenda of the NIH #HIVAids clinical research networks #WorldAIDSDay https://t.co/kS5br1KG2Q pic.twitter.com/WkUlFnUPBH
— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) December 1, 2020
“You must find a way to get in the way. You must find a way to get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble." — Congressman John Lewis, 2014 Emory Commencement #goodtrouble #RIPJohnLewis pic.twitter.com/k0XBVWX7dh
— Emory University (@EmoryUniversity) July 18, 2020
Start:ME Accelerator Program Selects 50 Diverse Atlanta-based Ventures for 2020 https://t.co/todfo7veu0
— Emory Business (@emorybusiness) January 13, 2020
As calls for impeachment grow, we thought it wise to re-post @kateashaw1’s Article discussing presidential speech and impeachment. https://t.co/n8rRfDtboD
— Emory Law Journal (@EmoryLawJournal) January 7, 2021
“Public charge policy has historically been used by the federal government to discriminate, and it continues to be used as a political tool to exclude racial and ethnic minorities from accessing public health benefits.“-Shanzeh Daudi
Read her piece here!https://t.co/xaHZAD4iL5— Emory Law Journal (@EmoryLawJournal) October 15, 2020
#UFLaw Prof. @JasonPNance's @EmoryLawJournal article cited in @washingtonpost https://t.co/cP1HfurbGp
— UF Levin College of Law (@UFLaw) July 14, 2020
New on SSRN: "Congress' Domain: Appropriations, Time, and Chevron," forthcoming @DukeLawJournal. Comments welcome; dream come true for me to present at 51st annual #adlaw symposium with @khickmanjd @Aaron_L_Nielson @chris_j_walker @shobawadhia & more. https://t.co/XyxRuAoZQA pic.twitter.com/uxwkU2Ul7K
— Matthew B. Lawrence (@mjblawrence) October 6, 2020
Prof. @BlankLaurie (@EmoryLaw) identifies and evaluates the negative consequences of the independent UN rules of “armed attack” and “international armed conflict,” arguing that some undesirable situations are an unavoidable feature of the system. https://t.co/UMEz5QXdvp
— Nᴏᴛʀᴇ Dᴀᴍᴇ L. Rᴇᴠ. (@NotreDameLRev) November 14, 2020
New CPIP policy brief! Prof. Joanna Shepherd of @EmoryLaw explains the legal and industry framework behind pharmaceutical product hopping and discusses considerations for future legislation to address it. https://t.co/wsrJZGZi2C
— CPIP (@cpipgmu) December 9, 2020
We are excited to share McDonald Distinguished Fellow @allen_calhoun1's work on Canopy Forum! Check out his new series here. https://t.co/OitaGqybg5 pic.twitter.com/FzCd7MQeIU
— Center for the Study of Law & Religion at Emory (@LawandReligion) November 16, 2020
Our latest blog post is up! This excerpt is from "Bioethics & Vulnerability" by Prof. Michael Thomson. https://t.co/6Oij13OAoB #academicactivism #bioethics #vulnerabilitytheory #academia #academicsoftwitter #blog #scholarblog @EmoryLaw @EmoryUniversity @Law_Leeds pic.twitter.com/4gOjuL7oQd
— VHC Initiative (@VHCInitiative) December 14, 2020
Our latest blog post is up! See how @EmoryLaw Professor @DeborahDinner uses vulnerability theory as a tool of legal analysis: https://t.co/4nqeZloAtN pic.twitter.com/0UAyZ82wpl
— VHC Initiative (@VHCInitiative) November 24, 2020
Interested in criminal law and vulnerability theory? Ever wanted to join or create a research network? Learn from Dr. Roxanna Dehaghani about the birth and benefits of the new British Society of Criminology Vulnerability Research Network! https://t.co/nsFCpHpQ2W
— VHC Initiative (@VHCInitiative) November 6, 2020
“Congress never intended that the federal government should sit on its hands during a pandemic crisis while delegating all critical response functions to state and local governments.” https://t.co/hOvvQNwn9m
— Polly Price (@PollyJPrice) January 5, 2021
Check out the new case study on IHL in Action on provision of medical treatment during armed conflict and respect for IHL – by @EmoryLaw's IHL Clinic #respectforIHL #IHLinAction https://t.co/577nXRdVrM
— Laurie Blank (@BlankLaurie) January 5, 2021
Prof. @fredosmithjr says the impeachment proceedings of Donald Trump sets a precedent "in order to send a strong message about the types of conduct that is tolerable, and the types of conduct that are wholly intolerable.” https://t.co/LU5c2Lj5XG#ELAWScholars
— Emory Law (@EmoryLaw) January 13, 2021
Prof. @DorothyABrown discusses recent revelations about President Trump’s tax records, his businesses & the tax code itself on NPR’s @OnPointRadio. She was joined by @planetmoney's @adamdavidson & Forbes editor @DanAlexander21https://t.co/M1CLAOWvQo
— Emory Law (@EmoryLaw) October 2, 2020
“The real wealthy don’t save money on taxes by losing money and generating losses. They build wealth with the help of federal tax policy, which taxes them less,” Prof @DorothyABrown comments on #TrumpTaxes for @voxdot_com:https://t.co/jiCwlHNSQN
— Emory Law (@EmoryLaw) September 29, 2020
