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Mississippi Vol.3 (Mississippi State University)

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Researchers at @msstate are helping to study parts of the world that are "unexplored, unknown and unseen by human eyes." https://t.co/IwhKAyWV98 #WeRingTrue pic.twitter.com/jaHddbcQ2h

— Bagley College (@MSUEngineering) July 17, 2018

.@MStateCEE associate professor Farshid Vahedifard co-authored an eye-opening study on how natural disasters affect future disasters at @ConversationUS #WeRingTrue https://t.co/7exvN7C3EW

— Bagley College (@MSUEngineering) October 22, 2018

Our @ChEnected student chapter has been recognized as one of the nation's best. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/UdT0WotQxO pic.twitter.com/CPuCKq66h2

— Bagley College (@MSUEngineering) September 20, 2018

As autonomy becomes more than a far-off, futuristic possibility, @Automotive_News investigates what could be the next — and safest — route for vehicle interiors to follow. https://t.co/5Fv3WqdFqP

— Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems – CAVS (@CAVS_MSSTATE) December 4, 2018

Check out this great feature by #MAFES scientist Anna Linhoss! https://t.co/u2Gn0753Bq pic.twitter.com/5sjNH3DyX5

— MSU CALS/MAFES (@MSU_AG) September 14, 2018

Webinar by two @MSUEngineering alumni as part of Transportation Research Board meeting: https://t.co/lSJ8A8rJSx #WeRingTrue

— Jason Keith (@msu_bagley_dean) November 13, 2018

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— Jason Keith (@msu_bagley_dean) November 1, 2018

CEE's Farshid Vahedifard is co-author of this @nature publication:https://t.co/u07B55PWHz @msstate @MSUEngineering @MaroonResearch #WeRingTrue

— Jason Keith (@msu_bagley_dean) September 24, 2018

On this day in 1914, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) reopened for bond trading after being closed for nearly four months —the longest stoppage in the Exchange’s history.#ThisDayInHistory #NYSE #1914 #WeMeanBusiness

Read full article here: https://t.co/bo0hNusR36 pic.twitter.com/sXHhBduAnC

— MSU Business (@MSUBusiness) November 28, 2018

Want to become a better sales person? Check out these tips from the experts. https://t.co/3EfajArXnF

— MSU Marketing (@MSU_MQABL) November 28, 2018

Traditional retail isn't dying, but it is shrinking… https://t.co/ttP9TmE1mU via @WSJ

— Hail State SCM (@HailStateSCM) November 14, 2018

We hope everyone got out to vote yesterday! Take a look back at some of the courageous women who demanded the right to vote in the 1913 Women's Suffrage Parade! #Vote https://t.co/b3eygvh0Kl via @TheAtlantic

— MSU Humanities (@Humanities_MSU) November 7, 2018

MSU @MSUSociology faculty member Dr. Margaret Haggerman shares her research in an article with @ConversationUS. "Are today’s white kids less racist than their grandparents?" https://t.co/dm2YiiFb04 pic.twitter.com/JHZfk9OQEB

— MSU Arts & Sciences (@MSUArtsSciences) September 18, 2018

An interview with ⁦@jpinsk⁩ about my new book. Thank you for talking with me about my research, Joe! ⁦@TheAtlantic⁩ ⁦@NYUpress⁩ ⁦@MSUArtsSciences⁩ ⁦ https://t.co/kyjU96zofp

— Margaret A. Hagerman, Ph.D. (@MaggieHagerman) September 4, 2018

Here's our Patriotic Show from this past weekend, featuring @MSU_StateSings, @msstate_cav, ROTC, and many others. We love the way that @msstate celebrates our veterans and military. #WeRingTrue #HailState https://t.co/nn9epMe8FC

— Famous Maroon Band (@maroonband) November 19, 2018

Turns out you can earn a degree from Mississippi State while chasing tornadoes in Canada. 🌪️

Check out the @PtboExaminer's feature story on a @GeosciencesDL student Bailey Allard! https://t.co/oq0fFOGzS5 pic.twitter.com/Hs4I7GTZJg

— Distance@State (@MSStateDistance) June 28, 2018

This summer, Laura Herring had the chance to intern at @WorldVision and participate in the @AndiLeadership Institute for Young Women. Read about her experience: https://t.co/1pIjQBQQge. pic.twitter.com/5EUlxBgWny

— MSU Social Science Research Center (@MSU_SSRC) September 12, 2018

In the postgame locker room, MSU President Mark Keenum thanked the MSU Bulldogs and Coach Joe Moorhead for winning the 2018 Egg Bowl and bringing the trophy home, pic.twitter.com/kH00fafLdj

— Sid Salter (@sidsalter) November 23, 2018

A friendship built on their fight, faith and desire to finish everything they pursue.

The inspiring story of Dak Prescott and his biggest fan, Kendrell Daniels. pic.twitter.com/B92EexD2Ia

— ESPN (@espn) September 23, 2018

How old is your pet in animal years? A @msstate veterinarian explains: https://t.co/gWHfbfiugr @ConversationUS

— Footnote (@FootnoteMedia) August 20, 2018

Eureka! Main Street welcomes the Idea Shop as a bridge between campus and community https://t.co/2qdYbbHRvC

— reflectoronline (@reflectoronline) December 3, 2018

Mississippi State’s position as one of the nation’s leading engineering schools just got stronger with today’s groundbreaking of the Rula Engineering and Science Complex. Click the link to find out what to expect in this new facility. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/3deuvjqBf9

— Mississippi State (@msstate) December 7, 2018

Keep the rankings coming! MSU ranks in the top 100 for NSF Higher Education and Research Development. Click the link to view more. https://t.co/hWRD4OLfXu pic.twitter.com/ZU1aZP1F7X

— Mississippi State (@msstate) December 3, 2018

It was 1989 and the MSU graduates and families stood as President George H.W. Bush approached the podium. His words were brief, but they were meaningful and MSU will never forget how this moment made each of us feel. pic.twitter.com/4GUWi2OtTI

— Mississippi State (@msstate) December 3, 2018

The 1989 graduation with President George H.W. Bush’s was a special time. Click the link to view the original article with details of the visit and additional photos: Remembering President George H. W. Bush's visits to MSU https://t.co/u8c44Vv2wG pic.twitter.com/k3Ux0JmXnO

— Mississippi State (@msstate) December 2, 2018

MSU is training the next generation of cybersecurity professionals in one of the country’s top-ranked programs. Click The Conversation link to see how our students and government could one day combat cybercrime. https://t.co/7U6L3eSWnY

— Mississippi State (@msstate) November 29, 2018

MSU students are creating change in our local communities. Click the link to learn more. https://t.co/upXDNWxe0E

— Mississippi State (@msstate) November 27, 2018

MSU's goal of improving energy efficiency continues with a new development. Click the link to read about how College View will utilize an advanced energy system. https://t.co/NcF9GieFB2

— Mississippi State (@msstate) November 22, 2018

The Montgomery Foundation’s gift will support the MSU Center for America’s Veterans with many things such as scholarships to initiatives. Click the link to learn more! https://t.co/nctlXCAHKa

— Mississippi State (@msstate) November 19, 2018

Black Friday is just around the corner. While many people are counting down the days and the sales, Associate Professor of Marketing Michael Breazeale provides a few survival tips for the reluctant shopper. https://t.co/i52rb5N6Zu

— Mississippi State (@msstate) November 19, 2018

In observance of Veterans Day, MSU would like to say Thank You to those who have served and continue to serve. #WeRingTrue #VeteransDay 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/bqpaantJ8I

— Mississippi State (@msstate) November 12, 2018

What goes into designing an autonomous car for a lifetime of unknown adventures? The Conversation gave three researchers from MSU’s Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems a chance to explain. Click the link to find out what they had to say. https://t.co/IaKl3FcVRO

— Mississippi State (@msstate) November 9, 2018

Introducing the ‘Halo Project' supercar, an all-electric and self-driving sport utility vehicle. It’s off-road and autonomous, reaffirming MSU as a global leader in automotive research. https://t.co/I01z0cV30v pic.twitter.com/l5J6efYdhd

— Mississippi State (@msstate) October 30, 2018

In 1986, president and CEO of Honda Aircraft, Michimasa Fujino, moved to Starkville to join the Honda research team at MSU. One night in a dream, he created a private jet, The HondaJet. Click the link to see the 1996 sketch and read project updates https://t.co/JYTXLchUv8 pic.twitter.com/hwDtsh9rUm

— Mississippi State (@msstate) October 8, 2018

MSU Libraries’ Congressional and Political Research Center now officially houses one of our newest treasures, the congressional papers of U.S. Rep. Gregg Harper! Click the link to find out why President Keenum says the collection is relevant & unbelievable https://t.co/7M5aRoEbAl pic.twitter.com/QNGQWTCLXT

— Mississippi State (@msstate) October 5, 2018

Sharing insight from his record-setting space shuttle missions, retired U.S. Air Force Col. and Astronaut Hall of Fame inductee Jerry Ross encouraged MSU students to never give up on their dreams. https://t.co/Ild9glxnHQ

— Mississippi State (@msstate) September 21, 2018

Are there ways to conserve barrier islands that protect our coastlines from hurricanes? Mississippi State Assistant Professor Dr. Anna Linhoss explores solutions to preserve these vulnerable islands. https://t.co/08S7P62bX7

— Mississippi State (@msstate) September 14, 2018

Mississippi State recognizes six new freshmen with the Toyota-Haley Barbour Scholarships, enabling them to give back to communities served by the Toyota manufacturing facility. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/BCtJgKXGX6

— Mississippi State (@msstate) September 13, 2018

Today, Mississippi State celebrates its fifth consecutive year of historic growth, setting a record enrollment of over 22,000. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/aJ2IdcYDff

— Mississippi State (@msstate) September 13, 2018

Reinforcing our commitment to finding solutions to world hunger, Mississippi State is proud to lead a new USAID initiative to reduce poverty and improve health outcomes for global populations dependent on aquaculture-led economies. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/S3d876ueh9

— Mississippi State (@msstate) September 12, 2018

Is your school or community theatre program looking for vintage costumes and clothing? Check out Mississippi State’s Myrna Colley-Lee Costume Collection for styles ranging from the 1920s to present. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/ZnSKa0PuyD

— Mississippi State (@msstate) September 7, 2018

International music sensation Dallas String Quartet Electric will bring a fusion of classical music and modern pop to MSU’s campus on September 11. https://t.co/GV0XCF9QXT

— Mississippi State (@msstate) September 7, 2018

The next generation of MSU mechanical engineers will benefit greatly from the newly renovated Taylor Solid Mechanics Laboratory, made possible by the generous support of the Taylor Group. https://t.co/5YUOOiNrAL

— Mississippi State (@msstate) September 5, 2018

MSU researchers are studying sand movement in an effort to protect our coastlines from powerful storms. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/hSJPAmy1Nr

— Mississippi State (@msstate) September 5, 2018

MSU art and baseball alumnus Ben Jenkins is making his mark on Major League Baseball with the expansion of his sporting goods company, Warstic. https://t.co/4vbUyMIFRc

— Mississippi State (@msstate) September 3, 2018

Mississippi State’s Vietnam War memorial has found a new home next to the university’s center that serves America’s veterans. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/Fkn8y262eB

— Mississippi State (@msstate) August 24, 2018

Mississippi State’s Famous Maroon Band is ringing in the new academic year with the largest college band in university history. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/2b0wog3eUJ pic.twitter.com/HpGEVPPz0h

— Mississippi State (@msstate) August 23, 2018

Mississippi State University's research into restoring oyster habitats along the Mississippi Gulf Coast is paving the way to a healthier, cleaner coastline and a rejuvenated local economy. #WeRingTrue pic.twitter.com/TOIx16QGcE

— Mississippi State (@msstate) August 23, 2018

MSU researchers are pursuing a new nerve agent antidote that could prevent brain damage and save lives. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/e3FBi4Hykb

— Mississippi State (@msstate) August 21, 2018

Mississippi State is proudly part of the national conversation around the safety of autonomous driving. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/mJHgK1p8Br

— Mississippi State (@msstate) August 21, 2018

Is it possible to prepare for a hurricane? Mississippi State’s Gulf Coast Community Design Studio believes so. #WeRingTrue pic.twitter.com/vgCqTzS6Uy

— Mississippi State (@msstate) August 16, 2018

As a leading research university, Mississippi State applauds Dr. James Chrisman on being recognized as one of the most-cited researchers in the business world. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/WQFWDgjKZ0

— Mississippi State (@msstate) August 16, 2018

Some say that our small towns are drying up and folks are moving away. At Mississippi State's Carl Small Town Center, we're viewing things differently, boasting a 40-year history of creating innovative solutions that are strengthening Mississippi's communities. #WeRingTrue pic.twitter.com/jay2gu3O9n

— Mississippi State (@msstate) July 19, 2018

Mississippi State’s Carl Small Town Center helps communities all over the state. Now they are lending a helping hand to Mississippi’s College Town. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/Hpot1LhJdV

— Mississippi State (@msstate) July 19, 2018

What makes Mississippi State a great place to work? Just ask our faculty and staff. #WeRingTrue pic.twitter.com/G0WTYBA8hK

— Mississippi State (@msstate) July 16, 2018

Ever thought about testing rock band AC/DC’s song title “Rock ‘n’ roll ain’t noise pollution?” MSU biological sciences researcher Brandon Barton is disproving the long-lived ideology and showing that rock 'n' roll can have ecological implications. https://t.co/4QLFnONSZU

— Mississippi State (@msstate) July 10, 2018

Been yawning all day after a late night of watching fireworks? Thank goodness one Mississippi State professor is getting to the bottom of what’s causing it. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/o9xPyZct6s

— Mississippi State (@msstate) July 5, 2018

Mississippi State University’s cybersecurity courses and degree programs are leading the nation in academic excellence and practical relevance. #WeRingTrue pic.twitter.com/03isgBLIWY

— Mississippi State (@msstate) July 5, 2018

Are you ready for a New Attitude? Grammy winner and Godmother of Soul Patti LaBelle to headline the 2018 Lyceum series. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/8V9QjVk0m6

— Mississippi State (@msstate) June 28, 2018

One MSU student has scored the trip of a lifetime with the Harley-Davidson “Find Your Freedom” internship. What else are our Bulldogs doing this summer? https://t.co/i4E4x04ULx

— Mississippi State (@msstate) June 27, 2018

Energy efficiency is reaching new levels at Mississippi State University, where engineers are taking innovative steps to keep the campus cool on hot summer days. #WeRingTrue pic.twitter.com/QLguLrkwfI

— Mississippi State (@msstate) June 25, 2018

Mississippi State University is investing in the state’s future with a grant that supports teaching computer coding skills to recent high school graduates in the Golden Triangle area. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/phky8CESs3 pic.twitter.com/Cx4KWkUwTp

— Mississippi State (@msstate) June 15, 2018

MSU is blowing the wheels off conventional automotive design by engineering the Car of the Future. #WeRingTrue pic.twitter.com/dKgMoTCGpO

— Mississippi State (@msstate) June 14, 2018

Conor Ferguson was spending more than four hours a project finding internet signals for summer job when an idea hit him. How could he make the process faster? Working with MSU’s Entrepreneurship Center, he found the answer in a startup that links communities quickly. #WeRingTrue pic.twitter.com/3jPWpNMD1R

— Mississippi State (@msstate) June 11, 2018

Mississippi State Head Football Coach Joe Moorhead worked on the assembly line at the Toyota Mississippi plant in Blue Springs today before addressing Toyota team members. MSU and Toyota maintain a strong research relationship that MSU President Mark Keenum has worked to grow. pic.twitter.com/XhzqO9n6RR

— Mississippi State (@msstate) June 6, 2018

At the forefront of autonomous vehicle design, Mississippi State and the university’s Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems hosted an international gathering this week to discuss the future of this cutting edge technology. #WeRingTrue https://t.co/vd4Y3HXKLk pic.twitter.com/zuy1Ng5BWo

— Mississippi State (@msstate) June 1, 2018

California Vol.14 (University of California, Davis)

We continue to applaud the heroes at @ucdavis @ucdavisvetmed who are rescuing animals from the #CampFire https://t.co/Ci8F2wXCxf 💔

— UC (@UofCalifornia) November 14, 2018

#Climatechange will make #Sacramento area hotter, but there are solutions that can minimize and avoid these threats. @ucdavis @BenHoulton @JayLund113 explains. https://t.co/ccQlhENEvF @UCDavisJMIE #sactown pic.twitter.com/Cup9fjhQRF

— UCnet (@UC_net) August 28, 2018

#Climate Vulnerability Assessment of California #Rangelands @USDA_ARS @UCDavisPlants @ucdavisCAES @ucanr https://t.co/bYEeKHt6w1 pic.twitter.com/q1oErA8T5t

— UC Rangelands (@UCRangelands) August 28, 2018

Radical new 3D body scanner delivers startling first human images; See through a whole person in three dimensions #CNN #UCDavis #Innovation https://t.co/eXPc1SfbLY

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 27, 2018

A new multi-institution study that includes UC Davis shows stress hormone cortisol linked to memory deficits and brain shrinkage #stress https://t.co/5x4dB2RD2E

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 29, 2018

Coconut, the snow leopard cub born at the @SacramentoZoo earlier this year, underwent a rare eyelid surgery at UC Davis #snowleopard https://t.co/pVFWy6dkwy pic.twitter.com/m5ImWrUdvt

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 29, 2018

An incurable disease Is on the rise In California, and climate change could cause it to spread to much of the western U.S. “A lot of people don’t… https://t.co/Y3iutRhWmL

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 20, 2018

Another consequence of #climatechange: More disease-spreading mosquitoes. As severe storms become more frequent and temperatures rise, public-health experts are concerned about increased transmission of vector-born illnesses like #Zika and #WestNile https://t.co/ZTL3ONzIrM pic.twitter.com/tkszEhWsUV

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 18, 2018

A group of UC Davis scientists think the cure to wrinkly skin might be as simple as eating mangoes. “We all know dietary guidelines ask us to eat at least two cups of fruit per day for general health, but so many people… https://t.co/cfaApIbhg2

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 16, 2018

Hunting for "Disease X," the as-yet-undiscovered virus that could kill us all. PREDICT, which is led by the UC Davis One Health Institute, was launched with $200 million funding from USAID (the United States Agency for… https://t.co/nIovSGRHv2

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 11, 2018

Breast milk isn’t food just for babies — it’s food… https://t.co/hKBZDZceSw

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 9, 2018

Why are moths so fatally attracted to artificial light? “It’s all gone awry because we’ve provided so many artificial moons,” says Lynn Kimsey, professor of entomology at UC Davis. Moths evolved to travel by the glimmer of the moon, by a method… https://t.co/QRptk7kxJ3

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 8, 2018

A year ago, wildfires broke out in some of California’s best-known wine-growing regions. Now #UC Davis scientists are researching "smoke taint" in hopes of mitigating the effects. #CA is the #1 producing state for #wine in the US #CAwildfires https://t.co/9SaNnAXz3B pic.twitter.com/X7VsWmsmOu

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 8, 2018

Women investors don’t play it safe: Gender stereotypes about risk tolerance are a myth. One famous study from UCDavis did find a difference in how men and women traded https://t.co/suR4XYKAo5

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 6, 2018

The good news is the mosquitoes overrunning North Carolina right now are predominantly nuisance mosquitoes. “Those are not the kind that transmit pathogens causing disease in people,” said Chris Barker, an expert of mosquito-borne viruses at UC Davis https://t.co/ezJlUmcLzI pic.twitter.com/0InRLytL10

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 4, 2018

The agricultural industry is coping with a labor shortage. Can artificial intelligence come to the rescue? https://t.co/MqihUWLMvx

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 2, 2018

A group of UC graduate students is hosting nighttime lectures at Bay Area beer pubs. The monthly talks have tackled topics ranging from microbial bacteria to the search for extraterrestrial life https://t.co/l4TcX1vC47

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 1, 2018

Another proud day for research at University of California: Immunologist James P. Allison shares the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for groundbreaking work he conducted on #cancer #immunotherapy at #UCBerkeley #CheckpointInhibitors https://t.co/wsVFRrNnN3 pic.twitter.com/KcK4ye6VTD

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 1, 2018

The science shows that contaminated farm water is making people sick but there’s a gaping hole in American food safety. https://t.co/0z331xc0Sv

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 1, 2018

Shiitake, morel, truffle: September is #NationalMushroomMonth and #UCDavis Integrative Medicine explains that while some are poisonous, the vast majority are edible and good for you https://t.co/QCiBaE4m96

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 30, 2018

UC health care officials told regents that they need to be more flexible — and more independent of the UC Office of the President. The health system of five medical centers and 18 health professional schools is one of the largest in the nation https://t.co/Jyq1gn2nN1

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 30, 2018

Do dogs ever forget their people? Lynette Hart, a professor of human-animal interactions and behavior at UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, and some other researchers, weigh in on how much dogs do–or don't–remember. https://t.co/4Xhcl1YHPy

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 24, 2018

How marine science and sustainable fisheries go hand in hand: #UCDavis Professor Eric Sanford uses red abalone to study how climate change affects our oceans and also works with the shellfish industry to promote sustainable aquaculture https://t.co/tT2es2Vwuh pic.twitter.com/NAyg7q8wFr

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 24, 2018

Patient-centered visual aids can help emergency medicine doctors discuss risks, decide on diagnostic options with parents of children with minor head injuries https://t.co/KancxvEdWV pic.twitter.com/CJoD01bNpS

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 21, 2018

Researchers have discovered a new personality type. “I think this is an extremely impressive study,” says Richard Robins, a social psychologist at the University… https://t.co/xGwa2qAOle

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 18, 2018

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration officials are considering taking desperate measures to rescue a debilitated endangered killer whale named Scarlet but it might be too late.

"It was striking to me how… https://t.co/o3Jg9S7PuF

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 17, 2018

Hundreds of seals are dying on the New England Coast. The animals are suffering from phocine distemper virus, which is closely related to canine distemper in dogs, and a cousin of the measles, said Tracey… https://t.co/Mm90upRSAk

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 11, 2018

A research project attempted to replicate 21 social science experiments… https://t.co/EMv1PYOiXR

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 6, 2018

Researchers in the #UCDavis Department of Biomedical Engineering have built artificial cells that can kill bacteria. The cells can sense, react and interact with bacteria, as well as function as systems that both detect and kill bacteria https://t.co/c2qWoLnK8v

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 5, 2018

UC Davis scientists helping build the new Frontera supercomputer at University of Texas at Austin. Funded by a $60 million grant from the NSF, #Frontera will be the fastest computer at any US university and among the most powerful in the world https://t.co/Fz8GALO1Oa

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 5, 2018

Five things you may not know about Cabernet Sauvignon, such as the fact that it's actually the lovechild of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc. https://t.co/667XARJxvD

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 31, 2018

When you think of sugar, you probably think of the sweet, white, crystalline table sugar that you use to make cookies or sweeten your coffee. But did you… https://t.co/PtVt6PztzT

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 31, 2018

#UCDavis Professor Harris Lewin joined @CapRadioNews "Insight" to talk about the Earth BioGenome Project, a 10-year effort to map the DNA of every living thing on Earth in hopes of saving biodiversity for future generations #EarthBiogenome https://t.co/pNDuRLVLgr pic.twitter.com/HhEgR3B8Jz

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 30, 2018

Mariel Vazquez, professor of mathematics at UC Davis, on how math can help explain the shape and replication of DNA and provide better DNA models for research https://t.co/w9QV5a5xTE

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 30, 2018

How #UCDavis research of rare genetic mutation could unlock clues to Alzheimer’s, cancer https://t.co/BSF96iCTc0

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 28, 2018

It took 200 scientists 13 years to sequencing the absurdly complex wheat genome. The breakthrough has huge implications for for the world's most popular crop, allowing… https://t.co/Myt9x9d4AZ

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 21, 2018

Almond growing in California is a $7.6 billion industry that wouldn’t be possible without the 30 billion bees (and hundreds of human beekeepers) who keep the trees pollinated — and whose very… https://t.co/HHoSkE6Hov

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 17, 2018

A new kind of tick is causing an epidemic of Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Mexico, and it’s threatening to spread to the U.S. It’s already sickened at least 4,000 people https://t.co/RsChFc82QX

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 16, 2018

Plants need three things to grow: air, water and nutrients. Farmers usually take care of the last bit by fertilizing their fields. But now, UC Davis researchers have found a corn variety from Oaxaca, Mexico, that can pull nitrogen directly from the air. https://t.co/Jy9onrkaK6

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 9, 2018

A new start-up is making vegan food for dogs and lab-grown mouse meat for cats. It wants to change the way all pets eat. But can cats and dogs survive on a vegan diet? Tony Buffington, a vet at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, weighs in. https://t.co/miL9Xfh2ht

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 8, 2018

Rosalind Franklin, whose X-ray diffraction images of DNA led to the discovery of the double helix, is one of the characters in an online game developed by students from UC Davis’ Game Development and Arts Club https://t.co/j8y8br49fn

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 6, 2018

UC Davis neuroscientists advance learning and memory research to decode how our brains work https://t.co/SmjlG7Aqp0 pic.twitter.com/UPT8p7lpHj

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 3, 2018

Grain-free dog food might be putting your dog at risk of heart disease. The condition is dilated cardiomyopathy, or D.C.M., in which the heart weakens and becomes enlarged. Symptoms include… https://t.co/6lJFFvmXgf

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 26, 2018

North America’s biggest marine protected area — Mexico’s Revillagigedo National Park — may have been nearly seven times smaller if not for shark-tracking data collected by researchers and alumni from #UCDavis. https://t.co/8Z1iLDy3hZ #sharks #research #impact #sharkweek

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 20, 2018

Researchers at UC Davis and elsewhere are experimenting with seaweed as a dietary additive for cows that can dramatically cut their methane production. A recent study showed seaweed reduced… https://t.co/omVZ16knja

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 3, 2018

When Does Smoke Actually Result In Tainted Wine Grapes? It’s Complicated. https://t.co/O0dyElHDH1 via @CapRadioNews @JMitric pic.twitter.com/YaJLrS5kW9

— Amy Quinton (@AmyMQuinton) October 17, 2018

UC Davis study applies human cancer differentiation analysis to dogs #veterinary @ucdavisvetmed #cancer @OneHealthNews @SusanSanchez19 @DrSueCancerVet https://t.co/ZKcqjrLA6G

— Michael Lairmore (@LairmoreDVMDean) October 5, 2018

What will the new green energy revolution look like? To conserve nature while building the carbon-free economy @UCDavisJMIE Fellow @TheHernandezLab has launched the new Wild Energy Initiative, for energy, nature, climate, and the economy. https://t.co/RpTSn1rJSu via @ucdavis

— Benjamin Z Houlton (@BenHoulton) September 14, 2018

As I've said many times, there's no free lunch when it comes to energy deployment, even when it reduces GHGs. The planet is pre-loaded with all kinds of feedback, risks and rewards. Stay tuned for an interesting ride in the 21st century. https://t.co/i0zVyyJaDb via @physorg_com

— Benjamin Z Houlton (@BenHoulton) September 6, 2018

Despite early obstacles, the #California Low Carbon Fuel Standard has endured, succeeded. Insightful NEW @Forbes column by Professor Dan Sperling & Policy Institute's Colin Murphy @UCDavis https://t.co/7ouAidBnvS @DanSperling_ITS @scianalysis #LCFS

— ITS-Davis (@ITS_UCDavis) October 17, 2018

In a major report released today, the @UN International Panel on Climate Change found limiting warming to 1.5C, compared to 2C, would spare a vast sweep of people and life on earth from significant impacts. Find out more via @ClimateHome https://t.co/gZ58UgdUeB

— UC Davis Muir Institute (@UCDavisJMIE) October 8, 2018

Did you know that @UCDavis has a new #scienceandclimate blog? Check out the latest entry by @UCDavisJMIE Director @BenHoulton "The Case for Optimism, One CO2 at a Time" https://t.co/GhvCzP8qeg @UCDavis_Kerlin @UCDavisResearch @ClimateUC

— UC Davis Muir Institute (@UCDavisJMIE) September 10, 2018

Hey @UCDavis community, we aren't the only one's feeling the heat of summer. All-time heat records have been set all over the world during the past week. Keeping an eye out for our friends @UCDavisReserves who are currently battling the #CountyFire https://t.co/EcdjYcxTNz

— UC Davis Muir Institute (@UCDavisJMIE) July 5, 2018

Researchers from @UCDavis have created a real-time deer collision map that could help human drivers and autonomous vehicles prioritize when to "look" for wildlife to avoid collisions: https://t.co/PWzojc450X
📷: UC Davis Road Ecology Center pic.twitter.com/nSflamz7cs

— Biological Sciences (@ucdavisbiology) September 19, 2018

Trump, in racially divisive ad, blames Democrats for undocumented immigrant convicted of killing police – #UCDavisLaw Dean Kevin Johnson cited. @krjohnson58 https://t.co/rcSYykTpsG via @nbcnews

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) November 2, 2018

Last week's "Bakke at 40" @UCDavisLawRev symposium examined Regents of the University of California v. Bakke, a 40-year-old Supreme Court case with roots at @ucdavis and legal implications still in play today, in the Harvard admissions case. https://t.co/ofghKVTlCt

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) October 30, 2018

Check out the latest from @UCDavisLaw Professor Harris for the @nyulawreview. @Jeharrislaw https://t.co/od47WmNpAB

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) October 8, 2018

The Iowa Supreme Court, in rejecting a law requiring a 72-hour waiting period for women seeking abortions, cited a 2015 paper by #UCDavisLaw Professor @lisareneepruitt and King Hall alumna @martavanegas. https://t.co/jjG56ae0ow

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 24, 2018

Congratulations to #UCDavisLaw alum Jessica ‘Zhanna’ Malekos Smith '16 for publishing ‘Imagining a Killer Robot’s First Words’ in the Harvard Kennedy School Review! https://t.co/NbdOS99nSq @HarvardKSR @BelferCenter @warstudies https://t.co/IM9HgqIPdl

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 17, 2018

@UCDavisLaw Professor @Jasmineeharris's article "Sexual Consent and Disability" (https://t.co/o8jTcyjlGX) speaks to an issue on the legislative agenda in several states. @NPR has been a leading voice in reporting on this topic: https://t.co/iIxdQQzXfx

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 29, 2018

We are delighted to work with @UCDavisLaw’s Afra Afsharipour on her forthcoming paper. Stay tuned, and connect with us on LinkedIn (https://t.co/GtBHj1JgiL). https://t.co/2pIIkeCndJ

— Georgia Law Review (@GaLRev) October 4, 2018

Terrific profile of my @ucdavislaw colleague Dennis Ventry and the abuse of state FOIA laws by industry groups critical of academic research.

Industries Turn Freedom of Information Requests on Their Critics https://t.co/tjx4HnKlIF

— Carlton Larson (@carltonfwlarson) November 6, 2018

Making cement sustainable: #UCDavis professor Sabbie Miller aims to find alternative ways to make concrete or replace it altogether. @ConcreteACI https://t.co/2jh9CvYUN4 pic.twitter.com/eyvFEDx0Y4

— UC Davis Magazine (@UCDavisMagazine) October 16, 2018

Agritourism: #UCDavis experts help farmers, ranchers partake in growing trend. | Via @D_Enterprise https://t.co/wausvQVWZj pic.twitter.com/JmR4oz5nLE

— UC Davis Magazine (@UCDavisMagazine) July 6, 2018

What's at the center of the craft beer universe? UC Davis, of course https://t.co/SUPL1rVdxn

— UCDavis News Service (@UCDavisNews) October 12, 2018

Healing with fish skins has proven to be an effective treatment for animals burned in wildfires. The process was also used to help a pony who suffered chemical burns due to human abuse. This is the story of "little fish face": https://t.co/JHe7PXYP9a pic.twitter.com/j3KrYfFc6y

— UC Davis (@ucdavis) September 19, 2018

California Vol.13 (University of California, Riverside / San Francisco)

A team of @ucriverside-led scientists have made the best measure yet of why star formation stopped in galaxy clusters in the early universe 🌟🌟🌟https://t.co/lZtYEmlKfK

— UC Newsroom (@UC_Newsroom) October 24, 2018

New on our blog: The health effects of #drought and extreme temperatures in California. An interview with Dr. Maithili Ramachandran @UCRiverside @ucrspp https://t.co/45OYvMODBJ #CAwater pic.twitter.com/NZsT1l6fh4

— UC Water Institute (@ucanrwater) September 26, 2018

New on our blog: Exploring the relationship between emotions and water issues. An interview with researcher Parisa Parsafar @UCRiverside https://t.co/G5FHYNja1C #CAwater pic.twitter.com/CdrQvkX9dp

— UC Water Institute (@ucanrwater) August 22, 2018

It’s time to come up with quick and cost-effective ways to mitigate the health and environmental problems at the Salton Sea. More water is needed now, says Kurt Schwabe of @UCRiverside https://t.co/lY1phyTxkH

— PPIC Water (@PPICWater) August 14, 2018

#Climatechange is causing water scarcity & increasing the occurrence of #drought. A #research team @CITAAragon, @UniZar, @IIASAVienna & @UCRiverside explores the impact of different policies in managing scarce #water resources. Read what they found: https://t.co/cPuzlnkkUS pic.twitter.com/UuFWa6PbLP

— Scientia (@scientia_social) July 12, 2018

A new study made by researchers from UC Riverside and the Rotterdam School of Management discovers fear of missing out motivates investors to give money to startups with disruptive vision. Read more at: https://t.co/TiZVJWHtdY

— UCR Business (@UCR_Business) October 19, 2018

A decade after the 2008 recession, business and academic leaders gathered for the ninth-annual Inland Empire Economic Forecast Conference. The Inland Empire is facing the fastest job growth compared to surrounding metropolitan areas. Read more at: https://t.co/m7Y98OMu7r

— UCR Business (@UCR_Business) October 18, 2018

A @UCR_Business study finds that efforts to home-grow #technology may have more success if they are linked to the region’s anchor industries such as #logistics, #agriculture, and possibly #GreenTech. https://t.co/nklgm1GLkw

— Holly Ober (@ucrholly) November 21, 2018

Markdown retailers can survive the entry of an everyday low-price retailer into a highly competitive market by manipulating price, product availability, and consumer regret according to a new @UCRiverside @UCR_Business study. #retailers #marketing https://t.co/3wJPbf2jiI

— Holly Ober (@ucrholly) November 19, 2018

“Every single number suggests San Bernardino and the #InlandEmpire is on fire,” per @UCR_Business director & economist Christopher Thornberg #CRE #Retail https://t.co/KjhnQi4bBc

— Brad Umansky (@BradUmansky) May 3, 2018

Professor Timothy Gubler’s research is published today in the Wall Street Journal @UCR_Business @WSJ @Tim_Gubler https://t.co/TiVMrNVIo5

— UCR AGSM (@UCRAGSM) August 9, 2017

Be sure to check out Professor @KevinEsterling in #UCR News as he gives advice to tech companies! https://t.co/Nq7NYEPgy4

— UCR School of Public Policy (@ucrspp) October 5, 2018

Great to see my colleague @sergerey quoted in this @nature article on map making. Excited for the work that @CSIUCR and @spatialucr will do together https://t.co/erBXQo5xYc cc @UCR_ScienceNews

— KarthickRamakrishnan (@karthickr) June 7, 2018

DTC genetic testing industry has "potential to facilitate the spread & maintenance of scientifically inaccurate & socially harmful ideas about difference." Great op-ed by @CaulfieldTim that also draws on research by @ucrspp Bruce Link & colleagues… https://t.co/WyrZCxs16V

— Richard M. Carpiano (@RMCarpiano) May 5, 2018

Training the Next Generation of #Doctors and #Nurses https://t.co/TcrhHVSKzx @UCRiverside @UCRSoM

— UCR Science News (@UCR_ScienceNews) October 31, 2018

A @UCRiverside #study predicts there will be more #flashfloods and #soilerosion in the future because #climatechange is causing there to be fewer pores in #soil. https://t.co/rYFcy7W7fN via @tunpress

— UCR Science News (@UCR_ScienceNews) September 24, 2018

UCR Sociology and @ucrspp Prof. Richard Carpiano's co-authored research on anti-vaccination stigma and policy support featured in @TheAtlantic @UCRSoM @UCR_ScienceNews @UCR_CHASS_Dean @anildeolalikar https://t.co/8UurEDzxPe

— UCR Sociology (@UCRSociology) October 18, 2018

.@UCRiverside sociology and @ucrspp Prof. Richard Carpiano comments on California's Prop 8 debate regarding dialysis services. #sociology @UCR_CHASS_Dean https://t.co/oEA8SAXLuX via @mydesert

— UCR Sociology (@UCRSociology) October 18, 2018

What’s driving #blackfriday retailers this holiday? A new study co-written by Elodie Adida Goodman, an associate professor at the UC Riverside School of Business, looks at why markdown pricing might be retailers best defense against competitors. https://t.co/BmwKpMduLC

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) November 23, 2018

You may be doing #BlackFriday all wrong. @ucr_business’ Thomas Kramer contributes to a new #study that shows why one popular consumer habit may be cramping our best intentions. https://t.co/sYvYbMYNxM

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) November 19, 2018

We can breathe easier knowing that one @UCR_MechE engineer is part of a study exposing the lesser known mechanics of the #lung, which is good news for #pulmonary #healthcare. @bournscollege https://t.co/eTeKdBRsP2

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) November 15, 2018

Computer scientists in @bournscollege find that graphic processing units can be used by #hackers to spy on users’ web activity, steal passwords, and break into cloud-based applications. Could #GPU side channel attacks on #mobile #devices be just as likely? https://t.co/kdxkNWAjqs

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) November 12, 2018

Approaching the #VietnamWar from another angle… An #environmental #historian’s book highlights the roles landscapes play in military conflicts. https://t.co/ZjQldKhUUC pic.twitter.com/ajv6SVOmUG

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) November 11, 2018

Different climates affect how #microbes breakdown dead plants and animals. But can these ecosystems handle dramatic changes in #climate ? One study looks at how #climatechange could affect beneficial #decomposition of #dead matter. https://t.co/jwl0FQDDOc

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) November 9, 2018

Bitter, low quality, impenetrable? Sounds like a harsh take on what many Americans would consider a delicious #fruit – but do we even know what we’re missing? @DiscoverMag gets the juice on #pomegranates with John Chater, a postdoctoral #scholar at #UCR. https://t.co/47yROGV1LY

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) November 3, 2018

UCR #Fulbright scholar and former cop Roberto "Bobby" Rivera believes in the potential of “holistic #policing,” so much so that he’s #Jamaica-bound to study a highly successful model of restorative #justice. https://t.co/NhxJ93Uc5T

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) November 2, 2018

#Psychologists at #UCRiverside and @UCIrvine have developed a free #intelligence test that measures abstract problem-solving ability and works on tablets and other mobile devices in roughly 10 minutes. https://t.co/KiDIfV8t92

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) October 30, 2018

They’re creepy, they’re crawly, and they’re misunderstood. Over 40 medical conditions are often confused with brown recluse #spider bites. One retired UCR #entomologist is determined to set the world straight. https://t.co/57gRkLrOtJ pic.twitter.com/AbTzlQcw9x

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) October 30, 2018

Because of increased #cell count, #tall people are at a greater risk of #cancer, a #UCRiverside-led study says. 18 out of 23 cancer categories confirmed correlation in large-scale tests. https://t.co/plcAsEUGx1

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) October 30, 2018

Is #alien life purple? A #study by UCR’s @nogreenstars, a #postdoctoral researcher in the Dept. of Earth Sciences, argues that before green plants started harnessing the sun’s power for energy, tiny purple organisms figured out a way to do the same. https://t.co/dgW0zHz0wi

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) October 27, 2018

We did it, Highlanders! UCR is the #1 rising #university in the nation, climbing 39 spots in @usnews' Best Colleges 2019. Check out our new video for this year’s rankings highlights in just over a minute. pic.twitter.com/afZYlYX6vg

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) October 25, 2018

.@HIVPlusMag features Brandon Brown, an associate professor in @UCRSoM, in an article about why people with any #HPV type, particularly high-risk HPV, are more likely to test positive for #HIV. https://t.co/ZVHsY44Woj

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) October 21, 2018

#Alcohol use disorders appear to be a critical problem facing U.S. #PacificIslander communities, especially among young adults 18 to 30 years-old. Andrew Subica, assistant professor at @ucrsom, is about to be busy finding out why. https://t.co/9lXW9R6PyJ

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) October 14, 2018

The truth about “catch-and-release” that everyone who fishes needs to know. https://t.co/oAlvnnLfyG #ecology @HighamLab #UCRiverside #fishing pic.twitter.com/iRc6klh30G

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) October 12, 2018

Good morning on your first day of classes, Highlanders! Chancellor Wilcox is serving up some candid advice to incoming students as well as relaying a few messages to our whole #UCRiverside family. Be sure to stick around for the outtakes. 🔈on for the best viewing experience! pic.twitter.com/qzNOCJMXPd

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) September 27, 2018

“In a sense, this is the most unusual place in the universe that we’ve ever seen,” says UCR #astronomer George Becker. Meet the murky void that's answering questions about the very beginnings of it all. @popularscience https://t.co/ykxfBw3tgF

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) August 25, 2018

"How a student goes to school matters much, much more than where." – UCR's 2018 Hays Press-Enterprise Lecture speaker, @frankbruni offers some sound tips for how to navigate the college years, in the @nytimes. https://t.co/diqFdTgUwT

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) August 22, 2018

"Poetry Is a Way of Being in the World That Wasn’t Made for Us," states a @nytimes #poetry roundup featuring work by Allison Hedge Coke, distinguished professor of creative writing. https://t.co/6tFJIOtJ6S

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) August 19, 2018

"Only you can prevent forest #fires," according to #SmokeytheBear. The @washingtonpost speaks with UCR #fire ecologist Rich Minnich about whether it's time to rethink that famous motto. https://t.co/7g2IRfaFKN

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) August 16, 2018

“Development of an efficient oxidation treatment for water
reuse will be very important to sustain a reliable water supply for years to
come.” Haizhou Liu of @bournscollege. If this sounds like toilet to tap, that’s because it is. This video might make you feel better about it. pic.twitter.com/YmRHYCVsj6

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) August 8, 2018

“I’m a librarian. The last thing we need is Silicon Valley ‘disruption.’” From an op-ed in @VoxDotCom by Amanda Oliver @aelaineo #UCR MFA candidate in creative nonfiction. https://t.co/suPnQkrNfG via @voxdotcom

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) July 26, 2018

Happy #WorldEmojiDay. If you feel like you can't escape the little ideograms, know that neither can these criminal defendants… @UCRPalmDesert Alumna Leigh Raper explains in an article about why the #emoji is now making its way into the court room https://t.co/RsGZWv8Lwb

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) July 17, 2018

UCR research weighs in on the family jewels of these animal species, in this @nytimes article: https://t.co/uekEX6J42W

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) July 5, 2018

Research is debunking your "hangry" excuse. #UCRiverside psychologist Elizabeth Davis helps explain why: https://t.co/RhvROhZp60

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) June 21, 2018

#UCRiverside researchers discover new fossils from the dawn of animal life… and give a major shout out to President @BarackObama https://t.co/0xhuuJBQ5W

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) June 19, 2018

Groundbreaking work by @EstebanBurchard & his team #UCSFproud RT @UCSF: Funded by nearly $10M from @NIH, researchers are launching one of the largest-ever minority birth cohorts to study early-life causes of the severe #asthma endemic to Puerto Rico. https://t.co/BQfUfz3RW1

— UCSF Medical School (@UCSFMedicine) November 20, 2018

So proud to work with @johnmuirhealth to improve #cancer prevention, diagnosis & treatment for patients in the East Bay! https://t.co/MFtPcqBowu

— UCSF Medical Center (@UCSFHospitals) October 1, 2018

You probably do it every day: flip on tunes in the car or pop in your earbuds. But what is actually happening in your head to let you feel the beat? Let @BenFolds and a @UCSF surgeon explain. #STATClassics https://t.co/RtnSi60Mzu

— STAT (@statnews) November 23, 2018

"It's baffling that he was studying it and he got it." Scientist @rahuldesikan is racing against time to find a cure for ALS as he battles the disease himself. https://t.co/piaD2qCsgR pic.twitter.com/CxCSHk4V4d

— Good Morning America (@GMA) November 23, 2018

Wow-factor results from new @UCSF study uncover a circuit for sadness in human beings. It provides a detailed map of what’s going on in the human brain. Discoveries like this could eventually help patients w/mood disorders. Listen to the @NPR story: https://t.co/lOOgWufWjv

— Joshua A. Gordon (@NIMHDirector) November 19, 2018

Diabetic patients are more likely lose tissue in an ulcerated foot, increasing the possibility of a major amputation. UCSF’s Center for Limb Preservation & Treatment of the Diabetic Foot aims to prevent that with a new approach. #familyanddiabetes https://t.co/xHOT8HsXN2

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 27, 2018

#CRISPR scientists envision a future where #genome surgeons can operate on life’s tiniest anatomy – DNA – to treat genetic disorders and an array of diseases. https://t.co/CyuAsFoiCW

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 25, 2018

UCSF surgeons are pioneering a new breast reconstruction approach that is less invasive & less painful, reducing patients' opioid/narcotic usage up to 70%. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #BreastCancer https://t.co/vFdHogRiNB

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 24, 2018

Could genetics link Alzheimer’s and cardiovascular disease? Researchers are trying to answer that question with data from multiple genetics studies comprising some 1.5 million people. #Alzheimers #neuroscience https://t.co/RNj60XuZit

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 24, 2018

Did you know: COPD is the 3rd leading cause of death in the world? See the tailored approach our scientists are taking to better treat #COPD. #WorldCOPDDay https://t.co/q5FmyBN5vV

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 22, 2018

UCSF researchers have a new #CRISPR-based tool that helps ID the most effective ways to reprogram immune cells and turn them into potent #cancer-killers. https://t.co/Iz5COI0N4b

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 17, 2018

Radiation therapy to treat brain tumors can lead to permanent cognitive decline. But new research from UCSF suggests that a drug administered before treatment may prevent this. https://t.co/hOXURpN8XS

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 15, 2018

There are immense benefits of being surrounded by nature – "Within 15 minutes, the ability to solve puzzles and cognitive benefits are seen. At around that time, blood pressure improves and so does pulse," says Nooshin Razani of @UCSFBenioffOAK. #parkRx https://t.co/HHzYW1l9nf

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 14, 2018

UCSF researchers discover new kind of RNA molecule that drives the spread of breast cancer. The discovery may one day lead to non-invasive cancer diagnostics. https://t.co/vJnmO4IwEe

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 14, 2018

Three big TB trials may have been more successful than thought, new data analysis finds. 10M people have this curable disease, which continues to spread and kill more than 1M people each year. @IGHSatUCSF @ucsfpharmacy @UCSFMedicine https://t.co/oibCqLcFLz

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 10, 2018

Researchers find new link between Alzheimer's and cardiovascular disease genetics by combining multiple genetic studies into one huge analysis of 1.5 million people. https://t.co/8jgu67aoSJ

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 9, 2018

More great news! UCSF science ranked among the best in the world for the 5th straight year, with 7 research areas in the top 10! #UCSFProud https://t.co/PDwKs7LFF7

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 31, 2018

How does #Zika breach the protective barrier of the placenta to infect a vulnerable fetus? Understanding this biology could lead to new treatments. UCSF virologist Lenore Pareira explains in an interview with @knowablemag. https://t.co/XrRgB31RFl pic.twitter.com/RAwRTroyMC

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 26, 2018

As the #keto diet is gaining in popularity, scientists are working to study its impacts on the body–from how it impacts inflammation in the brain to its effects on weight and heart health, as well as any other potential health risks.https://t.co/rxadNYztpJ

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 25, 2018

Scientists know there is a connection between even #concussions and increased risk for neurological decline – like #Parkinsons and #dementia – the challenge now is untangling what occurs in between.https://t.co/uCvz04UVoH

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 23, 2018

UCSF scientists have developed a new drug that can deliver oxygen to oxygen-starved tissue when heart disease cuts it off. #HeartHealth https://t.co/SQGC19JxCw

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 19, 2018

Could a drug prevent hearing loss? Scientists unexpectedly find key gene involved in noise-induced deafness. https://t.co/MgtrKs9RE3

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 19, 2018

Introducing IDSeq, a global sequencing platform to identify infectious diseases, pests and more. This is the latest from Joe DeRisi's lab, supported by @cziscience @czbiohub @gatesfoundation.
Story via @edyong209 https://t.co/HFEVj21wkl

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 17, 2018

Most human cancers involve runaway cell growth caused by a defect in a common cell signaling pathway. So far all drugs have failed to block this pathway, but UCSF researchers have a new strategy. #cancer #cancerresearch https://t.co/mqYoO1LktJ

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 16, 2018

What are "longevity vitamins," and could they hold the key to living longer and healthier? "This may be a theoretical paper, but I hope it can add a few years to everyone’s lives," said UCSF scientist Bruce Ames. #health #science https://t.co/2F8KpcWzrY

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 15, 2018

One in seven older #veterans with #hypertension is discharged from hospital with increased blood pressure medications, increasing potential for harms such as dizziness & falls. https://t.co/Loqf1p3FU4

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 13, 2018

Researchers at UCSF and @BostonChildrens found a way to make a mouse with different parts of the brain containing genetically distinct cells. The new research in @nature will be a valuable tool for studying psychiatric disease and brain cancer. https://t.co/u67Xlu7q3K

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 12, 2018

To understand how genes and environment impact aging, scientists study telomeres. Now the largest ever study of telomere genetics in African American youth reveals surprises that could cast doubt on prior assumptions. #publichealth https://t.co/iKhPgjo97x

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 4, 2018

Six of our scientists won @NIHDirector's Awards, a record for UCSF! These competitive grants go to early-career researchers doing "exceptionally creative" and "highly innovative research with the potential for broad impact." #UCSFProud @NIH #fundscience https://t.co/d3HoZQVKFy

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 3, 2018

New research suggests genes involved in #Tourette Disorder disrupt brain cells' ability to "know which end is up" during development. https://t.co/MzlpnmcVGn

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 2, 2018

California Vol.12 (University of California, Merced / Santa Cruz)

New study published in @NatureMedicine by @UCSF points the way towards new strategy for precision cancer therapy: https://t.co/cRDutbFg2u

— UC Newsroom (@UC_Newsroom) November 26, 2018

It turns out that head injuries among the rest of us are actually super common, according to @ucsf researchers. Via @kqed https://t.co/5VA9sQdN1H

— UC (@UofCalifornia) November 26, 2018

To all our eligible DACA recipients, you can find more information on renewals here: https://t.co/723LpCQpuC

— UC (@UofCalifornia) November 8, 2018

A greener tomorrow is closer than we think. UC is leading the way towards a clean, renewable future—UC campuses are among the most environmentally responsible in the country. pic.twitter.com/T0PYuLslBv

— UC (@UofCalifornia) October 30, 2018

All nine UC undergrad campuses placed in the top 100 nationally by @washmonthly. Six campuses—@ucsandiego, @ucla, @ucdavis, @ucberkeley, @ucirvine & @ucriverside—were in the top 30, and @ucmerced was 39th 🎉🎉🎉 https://t.co/hSaqbdAKpG

— UC (@UofCalifornia) September 3, 2018

On @MONEY’s annual list of the 50 Best Colleges in the U.S., UC campuses took five of the top 11 spots, with two additional campuses in the top 40. @ucsandiego @ucirvine @ucla @ucberkeley @ucdavis @ucriverside @ucsantabarbara 🙌🙌🙌 https://t.co/W0LN5uCbaM

— UC (@UofCalifornia) August 13, 2018

Greenhouses that grow food and help fight global warming? Yep. All thanks to @ucsc professor Sue Carter. pic.twitter.com/uqI64Amw84

— UC (@UofCalifornia) July 23, 2018

New on our blog: Son of farmworkers turned professor focuses on water issues in the Central Valley. An interview with @ProfSifuentez @ucmerced @UCMercedCFH https://t.co/PUUibea0u0 @frkearns #CAwater pic.twitter.com/I6BqmgYWBV

— UC Water Institute (@ucanrwater) August 15, 2018

Understanding California’s "water culture" — an interview with @ucmerced #art historian @RinaFaletti @UCMercedCFH https://t.co/vQIwMaxKF2 @frkearns #CAwater pic.twitter.com/cydsihEMBx

— UC Water Institute (@ucanrwater) July 6, 2018

New in @PolBehavior by @ucmerced's Hansford, Intawan, and Nicholson: "Snap Judgment: Implicit Perceptions of a (Political) Court." 👏👏👏See more here: https://t.co/cR0NdhHXZi pic.twitter.com/da1nlX6jDz

— UC Merced Political Science (@UCMercedPoliSci) February 27, 2018

🗞️🗞️🗞️Asst. Prof @dandekadt @ucmerced writes in today's @ForeignAffairs on the ouster of Jacob Zuma: "South Africa’s democracy just survived a serious stress test."https://t.co/ZBa3Xx4WMB

— UC Merced Political Science (@UCMercedPoliSci) February 20, 2018

New work from Nicholson and Coe @ucmerced: "The Nature of Party Categories in Two-Party and Multiparty Systems" in APP @PolPsyISPP. 👏👏👏 Learn more here: https://t.co/WFx9mWewBW pic.twitter.com/Czbt13xCBk

— UC Merced Political Science (@UCMercedPoliSci) February 16, 2018

Out now in @PolBehavior, work by @trounstine and graduate student Kau Vue: "A different kind of disadvantage." Congratulations!!!👏👏👏

The paper shows that higher cognitive strain on a voter ➡️more racial prejudice in voter's decision making. https://t.co/voZ2eZfw9d pic.twitter.com/SksSKD14dB

— UC Merced Political Science (@UCMercedPoliSci) November 11, 2018

RT @UCMercedPoliSci: New work by Prof. @AGTheodoridis @ucmerced out now in @polanalysis: "Worth Weighting For?" Congratulations! Read it here: https://t.co/yJxEApgH9f pic.twitter.com/xrcuSzi896

— CUP Politics (@CUP_PoliSci) August 17, 2018

.@ucmerced postdoc Lauren Schiebelhut l is studying genetic resistance in the surviving population of ochre stars that could lead to recovery across its range.https://t.co/IE2l2LGBvo

— Graduate Division (@ucmgraddiv) September 29, 2018

The @ucmerced Police Department is excited to participate in the #LipSyncChallenge, and we challenge our other @UofCalifornia police departments — @UCPD_Cal, @PoliceUc, and @UCSCPolice. Bring it! Watch the full video at https://t.co/9xNj7718wi pic.twitter.com/9X5qosisMY

— UC Merced Police (@UCMercedPolice) October 5, 2018

Psychology Professor Eric Walle’s Interpersonal Development Lab will recruit local infants and mothers as part of an @NIH-funded large-scale study focusing on child development. The project is led by scientists at @nyuniversity and @penn_state. https://t.co/q4fhELDYC4 pic.twitter.com/BN2lOjb7ru

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) October 30, 2018

Education Dive explores changing demographics, wide-ranging competition, and shifting funding sources in #highered. A recent report shows several approaches that public institutions can respond with including the @merced2020 Project. https://t.co/tILGbGYo5Y via @EdDiveHigherEd pic.twitter.com/qbVIY2uour

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) October 29, 2018

UC Merced is partnering with @ucsantabarbara and two California State University campuses — @Fresno_State and @csuci— on a project funded by the @NSF to create a more diverse #STEM faculty at colleges and universities nationwide. https://t.co/BnvEfFGqtA pic.twitter.com/zopvhD7RRo

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) October 25, 2018

Public health communication Prof. @ASusanaRamirez is partnering with #AI-based online medical diagnosis system @buoyhealth with the goal to help people get better quality information that allows them to make safer, more efficient #healthcare decisions. https://t.co/eoMVI10OHU pic.twitter.com/r7GJUpJmKf

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) October 17, 2018

.@Bloomberg's Taylor Riggs (@RiggsReport) spoke to Chancellor Leland about the @merced2020 Project's public-private partnership #P3 model. @UCM_Chancellor discusses the cost-effective nature of the project and the progress and successes of the partnership. https://t.co/BrgZvTafU9 pic.twitter.com/dKDKmlpWsZ

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) September 24, 2018

Civil and environmental engineering Professor Erin Hestir and her team of collaborators were recently awarded a $1.7 million grant from the @CaliforniaDFW to develop a mercury-mapping method for the #SanFrancisco Delta. https://t.co/PIyHRQuuFv pic.twitter.com/YqZGmgnCf7

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) September 21, 2018

Life and environmental sciences Prof. Emily Jane McTavish (@snacktavish) and a collaborator at the University of Kansas (@KUnews) received a $1.4M grant from the @NSF to extend and improve the @opentreeoflife — an evolutionary tree with all named species. https://t.co/beEZWvH6oq pic.twitter.com/A1GPOyX7Bu

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) September 18, 2018

Just because a #design works once doesn’t mean that the research and development is done. In a @NatureEnergyJnl commentary, Professor Sarah Kurtz argues why it is important to do the quality assurance #science that shows why products sometimes don’t work. https://t.co/a6yfTmJnmO pic.twitter.com/hYh9kgdPUs

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) September 17, 2018

#Research by scientists with the USDA and UC Merced showed that energy from heat derived entirely from the sun can be used to process pomace, the left over puree after fruits and vegetables are juiced. https://t.co/6PM2SjWBhd via @USDA pic.twitter.com/naUzLnu5HG

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) September 13, 2018

The @GCAS2018 is honoring grad student Vicky Espinoza. She and UC Merced professors helped write the San Joaquin Valley section of the Fourth California #ClimateChange Assessment. Espinoza was also selected as an ImagineH2O fellowship finalist. https://t.co/mhi96X9jLR pic.twitter.com/DSepQ57iwV

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) September 11, 2018

At UC Merced, officials say more than half of students are #food insecure. The Bobcat Pantry hopes to change that with #education around food waste and nutrition, and providing access to fresh produce, boxed/canned goods and other resources. https://t.co/lMSVkzgJcP via @ABC30 pic.twitter.com/Dn1kXRJGlh

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) August 29, 2018

Research by Professor Anthony Westerling suggests that #forest area burned every year could more than double by the end of the century. https://t.co/Z8ywk4glX0 via @latimes pic.twitter.com/b4byqS899N

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) August 28, 2018

What do biology & politics have to do with each other? Ask grad student Chelsea Coe. @The_JOP @UCMercedPoliSci https://t.co/S0tGstr2GJ pic.twitter.com/MFq1GuDdZw

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) October 19, 2017

An @NIH grant funds development of a wayfinding #app for the blind. Developed by graduate student alumnus Germán Flores, who is currently at @IBM's Almaden Research Center. https://t.co/K8fuDHk17F

— UCSC Grad Division (@UCSC_GradDiv) October 22, 2018

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— UCSC Grad Division (@UCSC_GradDiv) October 15, 2018

'Her Radiant Rolls' Put Her Over The Top: Alaska Park Names Its 'Fattest Bear' https://t.co/E6y2SsTon5 #409

— UCSC Grad Division (@UCSC_GradDiv) October 10, 2018

A @KQED report on the work being done at the @UCSC Arboretum on plants and climate change https://t.co/xBmFLlggDr

— UCSC Grad Division (@UCSC_GradDiv) August 22, 2018

Watch This Native Pollinator Build Her Bee-Jeweled Nest https://t.co/Yt9POgBxhZ

— UCSC Grad Division (@UCSC_GradDiv) August 14, 2018

Ever wonder why none of the great ancient Maya cities are never on the coast? Okay, maybe not, but you should.
My latest for @hakaimagazine https://t.co/vi8h2A54ru

— Erik Vance (@erikvance) November 6, 2018

When Digital Humanities Meets Activism. A timely read. #digitalhumanities #activism https://t.co/G7hBvgxb5q

— Melissa A. Brzycki (@m_brzy) September 7, 2018

On Wednesdays we watch the Shark Cam 🦈👀 https://t.co/tlYgvpyqHC

— Monterey Bay Aquarium (@MontereyAq) October 3, 2018

Did you notice your #meteorologist wearing #stripes for the #Solstice? The pattern of stripes was developed by climate scientist @ed_hawkins, and depicts warming global temperatures. @washingtonpost has the full story here: https://t.co/ngR93wMSSA #MetsUnite #ClimateChange

— EESI (@eesionline) June 22, 2018

Thank you to Forbes for featuring us in your latest article! Our Eco-Domes are continuing to make waves as people learn about three potential California climate futures… https://t.co/DeGy9ueMaS

— UCSC OpenLab (@openlab_) September 7, 2018

It’s Hard to Study if You’re Hungry

Half of all college students struggle with food insecurity, which is closely linked to lower graduation rates.https://t.co/wSVUpFJmlh

— UCSC Blum Center (@UCSCBlumCenter) January 16, 2018

Wow! The University of California was recently recognized by the U.S. EPA for its commitment to green energy! https://t.co/D2c4FR8mIq

— UCSC Sustainability (@UCSCSustain) November 7, 2017

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— UC Santa Cruz Genomics Institute (@ucscgenomics) September 24, 2018

UCSC alum @JesseThorn is a podcast pioneer. He started “The Sound of Young America,” a radio show on @kzsc that eventually evolved into @Bullseye and made way for the full-fledged production company, Maximum Fun which he oversees today. #UCSCAlumni https://t.co/n3YWLOnayg

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) November 26, 2018

UC Santa Cruz professor @bonesandbugs isolated the oldest DNA yet recovered—from a 700,000-year-old horse bone—as well as the oldest viral DNA and RNA, and she was the first to apply ancient DNA in population genetics. https://t.co/inzDJRgkw0

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) November 8, 2018

Super RNA! A group of scientists, including UC Santa Cruz researchers, have identified an RNA molecule with broad powers to regulate the body's inflammatory response to infection and injury. https://t.co/yKl6BPu36w #thinkucsc

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) November 7, 2018

People are thriving in intimate relationships far from the cultural norms leading UC Santa Cruz professor @prof_hammack to call for a "paradigm shift" in the study of intimacy. https://t.co/chwjkuxruN

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) November 5, 2018

Thanks @ThePrincetonRev for naming UC Santa Cruz #16 on your Top 50 Green Colleges list! https://t.co/04ay9U1PFI pic.twitter.com/CJcstdKc9L

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) October 30, 2018

“I don’t want to lose them on my watch."
UC Santa Cruz adjunct professor Kerstin Wasson leads the first attempt in California to restore native oysters through aquaculture. https://t.co/IHQ4JfoQLi pic.twitter.com/5LISWrN3ph

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) October 26, 2018

UC Santa Cruz professor of sociology @chrisbenner's study "Innovating Inequality? How Tech's Business Models Concentrate Wealth While Shortchanging Workers" featured on @Forbes! https://t.co/xj68aAbiEb

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) October 17, 2018

Featuring commentary from UC Santa Cruz professor of ecology and evolutionary biology @bonesandbugs https://t.co/8tcig95HHR

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) October 16, 2018

UC Santa Cruz psychology professor Phil Hammack is the lead author on the Plos One study. #thinkucsc https://t.co/IMFUFjAZJq

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) September 14, 2018

UC Santa Cruz computer scientist Abhradeep Guha Thakurta has won @NSF funding to investigate ways to protect the privacy of individuals while allowing access to large genomic data sets. https://t.co/S0mG2A8Xyw #thinkucsc @UCSC_BSOE

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) September 11, 2018

UC Santa Cruz physicists made important contributions in detecting Higgs bosons decaying into bottom quarks. https://t.co/MLg4HrUqjk

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 28, 2018

Check out UC Santa Cruz alum Cary Fukunaga ('99, History) in the new issue of @GQMagazine talking film and his new @netflix series @maniacnetflix https://t.co/XWTn2EdL6T

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 27, 2018

1 year ago today UC Santa Cruz astronomers contributed to one of the most important scientific discoveries of 2017: https://t.co/XLzXSt0Ikb https://t.co/uH2ezPR71j

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 17, 2018

After teaching Alfred Russel Wallace for 2 decades, UC Santa Cruz professor and evolutionary biologist Giacomo Bernardi walks the same path of the famed evolutionist in Borneo where he wrote the “Sarawak Law” paper. via @ConversationUS https://t.co/ATZhXNl1Ye

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 15, 2018

UC Santa Cruz assistant professor of anthropology Vicky Oelze participates in a study that finds key differences in the eating habits of chimpanzees in tropical forests and savannah woodlands. The findings could shed light on human evolution. https://t.co/Ag1Kggglg2

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 13, 2018

"Every day … mothers and fathers are deciding whether saving their children means leaving them behind to suffer or bringing them on a perilous journey to a place where they could have a better future." – UC Santa Cruz alumna @reynagrande via @nytimes https://t.co/Dbb1HgGtEY

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 13, 2018

UC Santa Cruz hydrogeologist Andrew Fisher leads a team of researchers looking to improve groundwater quantity and quality. Their solutions also contribute to statewide sustainability efforts. https://t.co/Pl9tIOZipz pic.twitter.com/B5Fk7Kwblj

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) July 30, 2018

Including UC Santa Cruz physics professor Anthony Aguirre…. https://t.co/SJoUmgdxgc via @CNNMoney

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) July 25, 2018

A potential drug to treat river blindness and other neglected tropical diseases could be around the corner thanks to UC Santa Cruz professor William Sullivan and his research on the cell cycle of the fruit fly. https://t.co/yT5jb803ii

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) July 13, 2018

The UC Santa Cruz Farm has been ranked among the top 15 college farms in the country by Best Value Schools! https://t.co/gAIlTOAfh6 pic.twitter.com/jjSa4VfAGB

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) June 29, 2018

Oregon Vol.2 (Oregon State University)

So serendipitous! Our fashion collection held onto original Meier & Frank designs, and they're back home, on display at The Nines… https://t.co/NV0NmYHtE7

— OSU College of Business (@OSU_COB) November 16, 2018

What's the cost of kissing up to your boss? It could increase your bad behavior in the #workplace. 2 of our faculty hit the airwaves to talk about what their research found. @OttawaMorning, @CBC, @CBCEarlyEdition, @craignorriscbc, @CBCWindsor, @LondonMorning, @WindsorMorning https://t.co/z1pZFp5m1i

— OSU College of Business (@OSU_COB) July 30, 2018

Employers, it might be time to address the elephant in the room. This article highlights the surprising benefits to having open discussions between employees and employers about workplace transitions. https://t.co/SuDyUB5Bmv pic.twitter.com/1TLCJfhtNq

— OSU College of Business (@OSU_COB) July 13, 2018

Fanatic sports consumption can be harmful, Oregon State @OSU_COB researcher finds https://t.co/zVJa4Hu6pQ via @sfkale

— Michelle Klampe (@MichelleKlampe) October 16, 2018

A better way to quit your job – featuring research from @OregonState's Anthony Klotz of @OSU_COB https://t.co/dfDPIcGCHw via @NBCNewsBETTER

— Michelle Klampe (@MichelleKlampe) March 16, 2018

Ember research out of @EngineeringOSU and @COFOregonState supported by @FireScienceGOV could change the way we fight wildfires like the #SubstationFire.https://t.co/huqDcYjcMc

— Gov. Relations – OSU (@OregonStateGR) July 20, 2018

Thanks @RonWyden for working to support research funding opportunities in the farm bill that are important to Oregon agriculture! https://t.co/2L3Cv2pWAQ pic.twitter.com/YnqKmI3dJc

— Gov. Relations – OSU (@OregonStateGR) June 26, 2018

Cross-Laminated Timber, OSU-designed and locally manufactured, is a key material in the construction of our new Forestry Science Complex. https://t.co/cBx4HMy9q6

— Gov. Relations – OSU (@OregonStateGR) November 30, 2017

Serving the Portland region through our land grant mission https://t.co/LXcFpzvaNy

— Gov. Relations – OSU (@OregonStateGR) November 22, 2017

The 'Million-Dollar Palate" in this @nytimes @rachelwharton story belongs to OSU Extension Service's Sarah Masoni, director of the product development and process program at the @FIC_OSU. https://t.co/kb6mg2ulI7 @OSUAgSci @ORagriculture

— OregonStateUnivExt (@OregonStateExt) June 11, 2018

'Life-or-death' warning: Major study says world has just 11 years to avoid climate change catastrophe https://t.co/nHK2vzL4Fh via @gtnews

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) October 9, 2018

New recycling center opens in Corvallishttps://t.co/Q61cMiDyON

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) August 30, 2018

Several Corvallis restaurants and cafes are phasing out their supply of single-use plastic straws. https://t.co/OXpfBUMjtz pic.twitter.com/Hw2TOw8I0n

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) August 1, 2018

This is so cool! Learning about the world around us without disrupting it. Now that's sustainability! https://t.co/45bT5o3o9X

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) July 20, 2018

#Plastic has been all over the news lately. But why do we care? This video gives a nice glimpse into the possible life cycles of single-use plastics and provides some context to the importance of reducing single-use plastics. https://t.co/DiG38PLBdO

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) July 18, 2018

This project will create better drinking water, storm water drainage, and waste disposal systems for rural communities in 35 states! https://t.co/mQ8fZRvNR6

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) July 16, 2018

Pursuing a career after graduation may not be a clear path, especially for international students: https://t.co/wnxW792FFr

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) July 10, 2018

Why is the market for skin whitening growing, and why is this a problem? Check out this video to learn about it: https://t.co/iFXRTscGpb

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) July 5, 2018

This is a complicated issue for sure. How do we provide the necessary support for the #houseless people in our community, while not negatively affecting others? Thoughts? https://t.co/sHHULKyzR0

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) July 3, 2018

Logging and development in Oregon’s old growth forests has put these small predators at risk of extinction.
Learn more here: https://t.co/7NtZ4Okmxk

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) June 29, 2018

Climate change is no simple issue, and it’s not the same in every location. Here are some insights into how the western US is being affected by this change.https://t.co/5XjPlMsokW

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) June 28, 2018

Public commenting on the proposed Jordan Cove LNG pipeline is still open! Read up on development of this project and the history of similar ones here:https://t.co/6nEaSSITzd

— CCE – Oregon State (@CCEOSU) June 28, 2018

A lab at OSU's marine science center is currently studying whether society and the marine environment are ready for sea otter reintroduction. Masters student Dominique Kone is examining ocean conditions. @TomBanse has the story. https://t.co/hrIw9JPa8R @OSUCEOAS @HatfieldMSC

— Chris Branam (@branamchrisw) November 16, 2018

While browsing the archives of OSU's ag and natural resources research magazine, I found a 1972 article about a graduate student who was studying the northern spotted owl. I tracked him down and wrote a story about it. https://t.co/f3Q8hF2kWp @osu_fw @COFOregonState @OSUAgSci

— Chris Branam (@branamchrisw) September 6, 2018

Scientists have discovered a fungi that degrades plastic in weeks! "Fun" is not a strong enough positive descriptor for these little guys: https://t.co/SPUYQpjK3w

Note: Despite the bad pun, Aspergillus tubingensis are actually neither guys nor gals; they are asexual fungi! #fun pic.twitter.com/FpKhpcVYRQ

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) November 1, 2018

Do you know how to tell if a plastic item is recyclable? It’s as easy as learning two shapes: bottles and jugs! If a plastic item is not one of these shapes, it is NOT accepted in a standard recycle bin. Get to know the new recycling guidelines at https://t.co/TQa7gCo945 pic.twitter.com/ZheKaBEKad

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) October 4, 2018

Check out this video of the OSU Solar Trailer! https://t.co/0ufdRTWEzD #GoBeavs #SolarTrailer #Solar #RenewableEnergy

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) September 25, 2018

Now you can take #bikeshare to the next Beaver game! #PedalCorvallis added two new OSU stations, including a Gill Coliseum Station. With the new Pay-As-You-Go option, it’s $1 for 30 minutes. Learn more about Pedal Corvallis on the latest #Ecologue article: https://t.co/BYeg6ecYac pic.twitter.com/vXawxTl7vl

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) September 21, 2018

An OSU study has determined that efforts to protect migrating pronghorn by installing wildlife crossing structures over highways have succeeded! Read the study here: https://t.co/4SnGg9DGmy #Yellowstone #Pronghorn #conservation pic.twitter.com/tIoR4f3EKc

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) August 24, 2018

The OSU-Cascades campus plans to eventually be #netzero! This means that they will produce as much or more electricity than they require. Read this to learn about the #SustainableTechnologies that they plan to employ in order to reach self-sufficiency: https://t.co/oPmMZoasiH pic.twitter.com/4OJQYidNaS

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) August 17, 2018

Don't miss out on "Voices of a Warming Planet", a series of interviews in which faculty, staff, and students each provide unique academic and/or professional perspectives on the greatest threat to life: #ClimateChange. Listen to the interviews here https://t.co/c7THhkFN3C pic.twitter.com/Qyu9tquNBb

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) August 15, 2018

Check out the in-depth feature about where #OregonState's waste goes in this week's @DailyBaro: https://t.co/M726l0Q8WW

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) August 14, 2018

Two #OSU faculty members, @acm_at_osu and David Wrathall, are lead authors of the 6th @IPCC_CH Report! To learn more about the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and OSU's involvement in international #ClimateChange mitigation, read this article: https://t.co/zInzSTVnzY pic.twitter.com/g5krPJP2Hv

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) August 9, 2018

Colorado resorts become leaders of sustainability in the ski industry https://t.co/IfXwnneSrg
Yet another reason to love Colorado ski resorts! #sustainableshredding

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) July 27, 2018

Coalition targets food waste https://t.co/Jq9JmMso4P via @gtnews

— Sustainability at OSU (@OSUsustainable) June 25, 2018

Congrats to @SierraClub 2018 Cool Schools Top 20 in OR/WA in environmental practices – food, transportation systems, water, waste management, purchasing procedures, academics, investments @SeattleU @OregonState @uoregon @lewisandclark https://t.co/w5cUI3fejL

— WOHESC (@WOHESC) August 29, 2018

Required reading. https://t.co/bZfTkuYoMI

— Alan Mix (@acm_at_osu) August 6, 2018

A collection of vintage clothing and accessories from the original Meier & Frank Department Store in downtown Portland is returning to the historic building in a new window display designed by OSU students. https://t.co/KiIzik6LmB pic.twitter.com/AO9usJaIKk

— Oregon State University (@OregonState) November 15, 2018

Construction begins today on Taani, the OSU-bound research ship that will advance the science of coastal environments, and support research on issues like ocean acidification, hypoxia, and sea level rise. #gobeavs https://t.co/rEbzxPeNuS pic.twitter.com/2Vwn0mNVm2

— Oregon State University (@OregonState) November 8, 2018

Who has two legs and just won Halloween? (No Ewoks were harmed during the production of this video.) pic.twitter.com/xu180kGqWH

— Oregon State University (@OregonState) October 31, 2018

Researchers have documented Earth's deepest known volcanic eruption, taking place 2.8 miles below the Pacific Ocean surface in 2015. Finding undersea volcanoes gives scientists a rare chance to study how their eruptions impact the local ecosystems. https://t.co/B33fTxR4P3 pic.twitter.com/NBy6QInY3U

— Oregon State University (@OregonState) October 23, 2018

The robotics revolution has begun, and there's no turning back. https://t.co/vI58Oh3InH #OSU150 pic.twitter.com/P27hJaTBWX

— Oregon State University (@OregonState) October 18, 2018

The OSU Robotics Club has designed, built, and operated a Mars rover that won an international competition in Canada. Congratulations to these students and faculty advisors for winning first place in all four categories scored. #gobeavs
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— Oregon State University (@OregonState) September 12, 2018

We like it. https://t.co/fuq2qrWebP

— Oregon State University (@OregonState) August 22, 2018

New research shows that higher magnitude earthquakes can cause not just aftershocks, but major seismic activity even days later and continents away.

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— Oregon State University (@OregonState) August 2, 2018

Research shows that the fluffiest bears are the ones who track salmon spawning patterns 🐻🐟

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— Oregon State University (@OregonState) July 26, 2018

The million-dollar palate of @OregonState's Sarah Masoni (with a little help from 2 pounds of bacon): https://t.co/q4iy4NxK9v @FIC_OSU @OregonStateExt @OSUAgSci pic.twitter.com/Gv5NaATVxF

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) November 19, 2018

Otter fans float plan to bring sea otters back to Oregon coast with help from @OregonState @HatfieldMSC scientists: https://t.co/SHBeEV7fLQ by @TomBanse pic.twitter.com/xQRNV65coa

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) November 16, 2018

Pacific Northwest forests will be less vulnerable to drought and fire over the next three decades than those in the Rocky Mountains and Sierra Nevada, new @OregonState @COFOregonState research finds: https://t.co/1RLh5uKzUs. pic.twitter.com/BBZUp658Xg

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) November 16, 2018

More than 30,000 students participate in inaugural year of statewide Outdoor School in Oregon, according to new @OregonStateExt report: https://t.co/lnKN5AQcQN pic.twitter.com/R3StJi7p71

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) November 14, 2018

The 25 most innovative cities in US, including @cityofcorvallis, share affinity for technology: https://t.co/4m1pJgg7X9 pic.twitter.com/Sivvea0fOU

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) November 14, 2018

Watch @OregonState wave tank video: model house vs. tsunami: https://t.co/MNo8zey52a @EngineeringOSU pic.twitter.com/jx55VR21fX

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) November 14, 2018

If you need an expert to talk about the wildfires in California, @OregonState has them: https://t.co/6nx8AOjxPL pic.twitter.com/ikYifJK04i

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) November 13, 2018

Construction starts on research ship to be operated by @OregonState: https://t.co/EkBLSQEbDX @OSUCEOAS, @NSF_GEO pic.twitter.com/saugcRY6vM

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) November 8, 2018

These are the most dangerous U.S. volcanoes, scientists say. With comments from @geowhateverist of @OregonState @OSUCEOAS. https://t.co/Zj766eMZr5 by @WeiPoints pic.twitter.com/VgNcSa5aA5

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) October 29, 2018

Oregon's extreme drought looks set to continue. With comments from @OregonState's @KathieDello: https://t.co/OeIWOqBopx by @matt_weiser pic.twitter.com/DUrdAS5Awk

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) October 26, 2018

Half of the country's most-threatening volcanoes are in the Pacific Northwest. "It's not a reason to panic," said @geowhateverist of @OregonState @OSUCEOAS. "But it is certainly a reason to stay vigilant." https://t.co/muZf1ZeBns by @sfkale pic.twitter.com/OJ84uzq4bB

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) October 26, 2018

World's Deepest Volcanic Eruption Creates Nightmare Garden of Glass, @OregonState research finds: https://t.co/k6EKHwAer7 by @BeardSpeck pic.twitter.com/KPfdB3gMWE

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) October 25, 2018

Listen today to @OregonState's Michelle Scanlon talk about how salmon find their home, magnetically on @scifri: https://t.co/iP1y5usTFN @OSUAgSci's @OregonStateExt https://t.co/1SXeFemAhO

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) October 12, 2018

Beer Fermentation Hops Along, with @OregonState's @TomShellhammer: https://t.co/ZNWqpD29zD by @cintagliata pic.twitter.com/GYLaKkncJy

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) October 5, 2018

Manta ray dining habits could be the secret to filtering pollution from water, @OregonState @StrotherLab finds: https://t.co/9E2R2vWYlh by @CBCQuirks pic.twitter.com/508A0BkrIJ

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) October 2, 2018

The secret sex life of strawberries. With comments from @OregonState's @AaronListon: https://t.co/jdxxgTW8NA by @CarolMorton pic.twitter.com/MyGBe4SLOE

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) September 10, 2018

The hop next door, courtesy of @OregonState: https://t.co/sMiYav2t5o @WorthyBrewing @OSUAgSci pic.twitter.com/xHg5WoZ3Rp

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) September 10, 2018

How Strong Is The Human-Robot Bond? Find out from @EngineeringOSU's @heatherknight on @scifri: https://t.co/xbZWCuzlEF by @cintagliata and @aluceconcept pic.twitter.com/0qUTYiqlNK

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) September 10, 2018

Yellowstone's wolves are back, but they haven't restored the park's ecosystem. Here's why, according to @OregonState @COFOregonState professor Bill Ripple: https://t.co/2wazM62ia6 by @katharinelackey pic.twitter.com/AKg8PhItjC

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) September 7, 2018

"Even if we got some rain this winter, we're going to see some trees dying," @OregonState researcher says: https://t.co/GPv2Le6mol by @KelseyReports @COFOregonState @OregonStateExt pic.twitter.com/2NaVxVr4n0

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) September 7, 2018

Those aren't baby penguins on the Oregon Coast – and their plight isn't all bad news: https://t.co/o9RyBD22pE pic.twitter.com/Qp4aEQIQEF

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) September 6, 2018

Bubble Hunters: Ocean Scientists @OregonState @HatfieldMSC Discover Hundreds More Methane Seeps Off PNW Coast: https://t.co/HnDZziePKz pic.twitter.com/WINPLpmCNA

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) September 4, 2018

Climate change means smoky summers will be more frequent, experts, including @OregonState's @KathieDello, say: https://t.co/0IjzqA7qeg by @sfkale @OCCRI @OSUCEOAS pic.twitter.com/jUETeOokuy

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) August 23, 2018

“Climate change is here, it’s now and it’s hitting us hard from all sides," says @OregonState's @KathieDello: https://t.co/ulLHcFAMcl pic.twitter.com/4q09Gtnax0

— OSU News (@oregonstatenews) June 18, 2018

Arizona Vol.3 (Arizona State University)

#UnitedNations officials reported that #Myanmar police opened fire on #Rohingya in a #refugee camp in #Rakhine state in Myanmar. https://t.co/2H6dYFKWHd

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 20, 2018

#Brazil's president-elect Jair Bolsonaro has chosen a new foreign minister who claims climate change is part of a plot by "cultural Marxists" to promote Chinese economic growth and stifle Western economies https://t.co/XTTOTpKVoh

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

The #Pentagon has approved a plan to reduce the number of troops in #Africa conducting #counterterrorism missions over the next three years https://t.co/Venh91t3Es

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

#US announces sanctions against #SaudiArabia officials but will not take any further steps and hopes to move forward from the #Khashoggi killing. https://t.co/e2mbFXkmvm

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

A #UN backed tribunal has ruled that former senior members of #KhmerRouge committed #genocide in #Cambodia against the Muslim Cham and Vietnamese minorities. https://t.co/IUzghZNUDE

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 16, 2018

Six people arrested in a #farright plot to attack French President #EmmanuelMacron https://t.co/iFQBtPRhKj

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 6, 2018

Tensions are rising and temperatures are dropping on the #Bosnia–#Croatia border as hundreds of #migrants are trying to gain access to the #EuropeanUnion. https://t.co/BNmM2GePj7

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) November 1, 2018

#Serbia and #Kosovo reached an agreement to repatriate the remains of victims of the 1998-99 war. https://t.co/okBNcFTtBg

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 31, 2018

#Russia and #Western leaders clashed over the legality of #elections held in separatist-controlled regions of eastern #Ukraine. The elections would violate both the Ukrainian constitution and the 2015 Minsk Agreement, according to Western leaders. https://t.co/zCArkWD2ka

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 31, 2018

#SouthSudan #rebel leader Riek Machar returned to the country's capital #Juba after two years in exile to sign a #peace agreement aimed at ending South Sudan's 5-year civil war. Rebel leaders expressed deep concern for his safety while in Juba. https://t.co/qgHDyFQu5y

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 31, 2018

Clashes between #Nigerian military forces and #Shiite protesters left three people dead in #Nigeria's capital #Abuja. https://t.co/Iew4UXvEkT

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 30, 2018

#Israel has continued its air operations in #Syria following the downing of a #Russian military plane that #Russia blamed on Israel. https://t.co/iUu8dYqnhk

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 30, 2018

#Russia is planning to test missiles off the coast of #Norway at the same time as #NATO's largest military exercise since the #ColdWar take place in and around the country. https://t.co/5doEj1FyJR

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 30, 2018

#SriLanka's president suspended the country's parliament for two weeks after sacking its prime minister and replacing him with an ally. The move was denounced as #unconstitutional and escalates an ongoing political #crisis in the country. https://t.co/mhA4BNHIer

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 29, 2018

#Germany's Chancellor #AngelaMerkel announced that she will not seek reelection in 2021, when the next #German federal elections will occur. She will also not seek reelection as #CDU's chairwoman in December. https://t.co/0D5z9avsPU

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 29, 2018

.@ForeignPolicy Magazine interviewed the deputy head of the #OSCE's mission to #Ukraine, Alexander Hug, on the current status of #Europe's "forgotten war." https://t.co/QDpImgYfSn

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 26, 2018

#Poland's ruling #LawandJustice Party failed to sway #moderate voters concentrated in urban areas across the country in local #elections over the weekend. The results appear to indicate that Poland is deeply divided between urban and rural voters. https://t.co/PZhlv3LSQx

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 23, 2018

#Germany has halted its #weapons sales to #SaudiArabia amid an investigation into the disappearance of #Saudi #journalist Jamal #Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in #Istanbul. https://t.co/7DP4Ws2e9O

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 23, 2018

The #UN's new High Commissioner for #HumanRights, Michelle Bachelet @mbachelet spoke about the status of advancing human rights in the 21st century. Read the interview here: https://t.co/UJaa0bg86B

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 18, 2018

#Israel responded with #airstrikes against targets in #Gaza following a #rocket attack from the coastal enclave. Tensions between Israel and #Hamas, the #terrorist group that governs Gaza, have been on the rise in recent months. https://t.co/4oimQOV9bx

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 18, 2018

New #UK counterterrorism bill "veers dangerously toward the logic of guilty until proven innocent". The law would criminalize travel to areas the government designates #terrorist risk zones and erode rights to a lawyer in certain situations. https://t.co/xf7wlJ5iMC

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 16, 2018

The #Syrian regime says its ready to fight rebel groups in the province of #Idlib if they do not remove all weapons and fighters by the Monday deadline. This comes as part of a negotiation between #Russia and #Turkey to establish a buffer zone in the area. https://t.co/FDUp7eRBJ3

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 15, 2018

A constitutional amendment to ban the homeless from living in public areas in #Hungary took affect today. Along with cracking down on the homeless, the law is also meant to limit the chances of #refugees receiving #asylum. https://t.co/mXRvbdUgx7

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 15, 2018

A recently foiled #bomb attack in #Paris raised fears among #European and #American #intelligence services that #Iran is planning attacks across the #West. https://t.co/SSTRMYdKHM

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 12, 2018

The #security situation continues to deteriorate in #Mali, according to a new #UN report. Various #ethnic and #extremist groups across the country are fighting against one another, and targeting civilians, and both foreign and domestic security forces. https://t.co/1OACLMsdAG

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

#Mexico's morgues are overflowing with bodies as the country hits record murder rates. #Criminal and #drug-related violence has claimed over 33,000 lives in the country between the start of the year and August, with the number only growing since. https://t.co/b5UfxLK78I

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

Three #migrant women have been found murdered near #Greece's border with #Turkey. The area is frequently used by migrants crossing from Turkey into the #EuropeanUnion. It is not yet known where the migrants were from or who killed them. https://t.co/qO4t5hiKhL

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

#Iran's #economy was expected to grow this year, but instead entered a #recession due to #sanctions imposed on it by the #US, according to an #IMF (@IMFNews) report. https://t.co/8A3vJRT0zF

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 11, 2018

#SriLanka's government has yet to fulfill its pledge to return land it seized during the #civilwar that raged from 1983 to 2009. Many of the people whose lands were taken have fallen into deep #poverty. https://t.co/J9Fpg49Eao

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 10, 2018

#Egypt's "#fakenews" laws are being used as a stand-in for #censorship. They are being weaponized by authorities to silence online #dissent and curtail #freedomofspeech in the country. https://t.co/HWnVSipt2o

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 10, 2018

The #IMF has lowered its global growth forecast rate down to 3.7% from 3.9% amidst concerns about rising trade protectionism and instability in emerging markets. https://t.co/0S5umvFOik

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 9, 2018

The #Taliban has called on its supporters to block the October 20 parliamentary elections, calling them a "malicious American conspiracy". #Afghanistan will also be holding presidential elections in April, which many say could attract even more violence. https://t.co/6vMVAcmbIA

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 9, 2018

#Bosniak, #Croat, and #Serb #nationalist parties dominated #Bosnia's parliamentary elections on Sunday. The splitting of Bosnia's parliament down ethnic lines risks further complicating the country's moves to join #NATO and the #EU. https://t.co/LcYQfYuXiP

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 8, 2018

The #EuropeanUnion threatened to impose #trade restrictions on #Cambodia due to its #humanrights abuses. If implemented, these measures would end Cambodia's duty-free access to the #EU, imposing tariffs on goods such as clothing and sugar. https://t.co/keOk8197Ch

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 8, 2018

The #NobelPeacePrize has been awarded to Dr. Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict https://t.co/BU5eNkt3Y5

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 5, 2018

#Ireland's military, the Irish Defence Forces, holds the world record for the longest unbroken @UN #peacekeeping service. Irish forces have been deployed as part of the UN's peacekeeping missions in #Lebanon since 1958. 70K individual tours were completed. https://t.co/AK2sydGpuX

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 4, 2018

#Germany is celebrating 28 years since its #reunification following the fall of the #BerlinWall. German leaders, including #AngelaMerkel, have said that reunification has not yet been completed amid concerns of divisions in society and the rise of populism https://t.co/xSGsZHPSVP

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 4, 2018

#Russia delivered its #S300 advanced surface-to-air missile system to #Syria, according to an announcement by Russia's defense minister. The #UnitedStates has criticized the move as a "serious escalation." https://t.co/fI2bMZQaAg

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 4, 2018

#Nicaragua deports Washington Post and Guardian reporter who covered the country’s political upheaval https://t.co/z2aW5tPbZb

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 2, 2018

Protestors in #Armenia Called for early parliamentary vote in #Yerevan https://t.co/VDUXC6FEzp

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) October 2, 2018

#Poland’s Ombudsman Adam Bodnar @Adbodnar won an award for his work on #humanrights issues in Poland. Through the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights, he has fought to safeguard democratic institutions in Poland. https://t.co/VhVWLV43RY

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) September 27, 2018

For the first time, member nations of the #ICC have referred a fellow member nation to prosecutors. Several Latin American countries as well as #Canada have asked for a probe into #Venezuela's government over allegations of #CrimesAgainstHumanity. https://t.co/DHIgzKXv27

— ASU Rule of Law (@ASU_IRLS) September 26, 2018

The ASU @SustainPurch team (@justinstritch, @LilyYHsueh, Stu Bretschneider & @drdarnall) is excited our new partnership with @EPA on #servicizing and how it can inform #sustainablepurchasing. @10YFP_SPP @OECD_BizFin @EU_ENV @ICLEI #greenprocurement #greenpurchasing https://t.co/uc9UmCkhqP

— ASU SPRI (@SustainPurch) December 14, 2017

Bob Litterman, @ASUgreen board member & former head of risk management of Goldman Sachs, says it's not too late to address climate change — but the risk is exploding https://t.co/KXnTUPbI1a pic.twitter.com/JI2UfW1D2L

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) October 22, 2018

Is there a bipartisan path to pricing carbon?
U.S. Senator Whitehouse and a bipartisan panel debate the future of carbon in this webinar from SSF and the ASU School of Sustainability.https://t.co/QUcQxOReGS

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) October 17, 2018

This company is using blockchain and the circular economy to fight poverty and plastic waste simultaneously. #Innovation https://t.co/WMsIHmAI1L

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) October 17, 2018

“If CO2 is treated as another form of waste, people can stop arguing about whether it’s a problem and start doing something,” says @ASU_CNCE's @klaus_lackner: https://t.co/YxtUz57DHR #COP23 #LowCarbon #ClimateAction pic.twitter.com/IvkVlfAqE3

— @ASU_SustExecEd (@ASU_SustExecEd) November 21, 2017

One way to combat food deserts – work with corner stores to fill them with fresh fruits and vegetables. It's worked out well for this Buffalo, NY community! https://t.co/B2DGO5w958 pic.twitter.com/1cCtQbtLdr

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) September 21, 2018

Congrats to the hard efforts of @CityofPhoenixAZ and @cityoftucson, who BOTH ranked within the top 40 most sustainably powered US cities!https://t.co/BGkPLLeA3m

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) September 10, 2018

Today's paper coffee cups can't be recycled b/c of a thin lining of plastic inside. That's why @Starbucks and @McDonalds have launched a 3-year project to build a better cup—and they want your help. (Shoutout to @TSC_News for contributing to this story!) https://t.co/0nktZ6ZN2L

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) September 7, 2018

Phoenix 🌵 is a Strong 💪Town 🌆 indeed. Check out the recording of the Curbside Chat @clmarohn gave last week on smart development, municipal finances, and how to avoid the Growth Ponzi Scheme. https://t.co/szvzlZ9WvK

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) August 14, 2018

Episode 3 of @ASU's new podcast, Thought Huddle, features 3 sustainability experts who explore strategies for keeping hot places like Phoenix habitable. 🌞 Learn more & listen: https://t.co/j4BgMQpXSd

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) August 1, 2018

Cuteness overload! 😍🦒 https://t.co/orNq1hBypq

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) July 3, 2018

The City of @GlendaleAZ just converted their 100th acre of grass to xeriscaping! “'Emotionally and psychologically, I’m just happier with it,” said Bob Wild, whose yard marked this milestone. “It’s a more modern look, it’s the look I wanted.'”https://t.co/uXaKRplFp3 pic.twitter.com/u84lzKLGOW

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) June 7, 2018

The @CityofPhoenixAZ just established a Urban Heat Island/Tree and Shade Subcommittee. What is your community doing to tackle urban heat? https://t.co/Qft2G2EbbZ pic.twitter.com/6CM0APKNb8

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) June 6, 2018

Happy #WorldEnvironmentDay! Let's work together to beat plastic pollution. This spring, ASU students came up with strategies to divert waste at the AZ State Fair. Check out some of their suggestions here: https://t.co/wNWEWTMsJ0 pic.twitter.com/oYtIpbxG0k

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) June 5, 2018

Congrats, @CityofPhoenixAZ! LFLP aims to revitalize downtown, boost the local economy, improve public health, and protect the environment through local food enterprises. Phoenix intends to develop a plan to improve access to healthy food in the South Central Light Rail Corridor. https://t.co/LyuJemmAKZ

— SustainableCitiesNet (@SCNetworkAZ) May 29, 2018

Learn more about the six innovative ventures working to divert waste and develop business as part of the #RISNincubator w @CityofPhoenixAZ @TalkingTrashPHX @EntrepreneurASU. #SolveEducateEngage https://t.co/Ihek3OJtce

— Rob & Melani Walton Sustainability Solutions (@WSSIatASU) September 5, 2018

Need to reduce water loss in your water system? See if your community qualifies to be part of the Arizona Water Loss Control Program. Learn more here: https://t.co/32ccRJmYEv pic.twitter.com/JArxFnApHq

— WIFA (@WIFAfunding) July 13, 2018

A recent study by @UCL shows that pockets of urban forests 🌳🌳can store as much carbon per hectare as tropical rainforests. As cities are becoming increasingly populated, protecting & planting urban forests are key for #sustainablecities. https://t.co/81ADTawtuL pic.twitter.com/Ca8JUQVQF6

— Global Covenant (@Mayors4Climate) June 29, 2018

For my friends voting on #ElectionDay: Don't overlook those down-ballot races! Here's some help on the 14 candidates in the Central Arizona Water Conservation District race, if you need it: https://t.co/HwDQ6Ui90O via @azcentral

— Joanna Allhands (@joannaallhands) November 6, 2018

Did you know @ASU is working with the Navajo Nation on renewable energy policy & economic development? Last week, @ASUEnergyPolicy @krismayes were part of a workshop to discuss solar development opportunities on the reservation. https://t.co/cmSmDpwhno

— Sustainability @ ASU (@ASUgreen) August 6, 2018

If you're a shopper, #BlackFriday is great. If you're a supply chain manager, it's a major pain. We talked to Dale Rogers from @WPCareySchool about the year's biggest shopping day. https://t.co/tPGXMIkdyP

— ASU Now (@asunews) November 19, 2018

Texas Vol.7 (Rice University)

58 energy startups, 30 showcase companies and 75 investor groups converging@ricealliance energy and clean tech forum, Sept 13, @Rice_Biz https://t.co/9tb6O9wwsr #entrepreneurship #ricealliance #RAenergy2018 #energy #houston pic.twitter.com/yD6ATBFKIM

— Rice Alliance (@ricealliance) September 11, 2018

Nonresident scholar @drdrbrockman discusses the persistent #Christian Americanist bias in #Texas curriculum following efforts to streamline the standards for social studies. @Rewire_News: https://t.co/LIM4Vm7kcj

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 19, 2018

“It’s a situation that #Dubai finds itself in mostly through no fault of its own,’’ says the @CES_Baker_Inst's @jimkrane. “You can go to war with your neighbors, or you can trade with them. It’s really hard to do both.’’ @business: https://t.co/Y9xOAyla0e

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 19, 2018

As U.S. influence on global #oil prices wanes, #Russia stands to benefit, writes @CES_Baker_Inst fellow @anna_b_mikulska for @axios : https://t.co/I4QtzQXNSW

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 16, 2018

“Maybe we are seeing an end to the more autocratic decisions within the family he was making over the past year or two,” @Dr_Ulrichsen says as #Saudi crown prince #MohammedBinSalman faces efforts to curtail his decision-making: https://t.co/QSKWjoOP3q

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 13, 2018

To reduce future #flood damage from the next #HurricaneHarvey, #Houston needs strong vision, solid information and purposeful action, Rice faculty scholar Jim Blackburn writes.

Read his new issue brief on a plan for living with flooding in Houston: https://t.co/hcwQ4FHeXz

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 13, 2018

"I think we need options," Rice faculty scholar Jim Blackburn says of the Ike Dike plan to protect #Houston's coastal areas during major #flood events. @usnews: https://t.co/syMLWX0dhC

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 12, 2018

.@Baker_CPF fellows @jorge_barro and @jw_diamond discuss school property #tax reform in a new report for @TPPF: https://t.co/ifn9R7baMZ

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 12, 2018

"The people of East Germany never lost their longing for freedom, and in a sense, they took history into their own hands on Nov. 9, 1989," Secretary James A. Baker, III, said of the fall of the Berlin Wall at an Oct. 30, 2009, panel discussion on German reunification pic.twitter.com/iLLPfdbTU8

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 9, 2018

With #Democrats back in control of the U.S. House, how might #science #policy change? Senior @stpolicy fellow Neal Lane comments on possible developments for science research: https://t.co/UcSYDwz25H

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 8, 2018

How important is #Saudi oil to the U.S., and what leverage does it have over the U.S. response to the #JamalKhashoggi incident? Fellow @jimkrane examines these issues on S2E8 of our Policy Matters podcast. Click the link below to listen:

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 6, 2018

Watch as fellow @Joyce_T_Beebe explains the challenges of taxing workers in the #sharingeconomy — such as #Uber drivers or #Airbnb operators — and discusses ways to improve tax compliance: https://t.co/78pGbZeW74 (video produced by @RiceUNews)

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 6, 2018

In crafting #energy policies, #Mexico President-elect #AMLO must look closely at the sizeable impact that production of #shale gas is having on the #Texas economy, postdoctoral fellow @AdrianDuhalt writes for @thehill: https://t.co/KPOuMwhk6a

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 6, 2018

.@EdwardDjerejian appears on @BloombergTV to discuss the reimposition of #IranSanctions: https://t.co/9bnTe80zJW

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 5, 2018

How are #Texas candidates spending the final hours before the #midterms2018? Fellow @MarkPJonesTX discusses this and more with @HoustonMatters: https://t.co/9JZh2heQxX

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 5, 2018

“It is time for industry to recognize this subtle shift in reality – the world is different. As such, it is important that the #oil and #gas industry highlight its technological depth,” says @CES_Baker_Inst director @Ken_Medlock in a @Forbes blog: https://t.co/xjXrFGyzMO

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 5, 2018

It is unclear if the #USMCA will produce jobs due to #automation. “Manufacturing jobs are increasingly rare," says @BakerMexicoCtr director @PayanTony. "Robots are doing the work." @WhigNews: https://t.co/EQpsp8TDS3

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 5, 2018

"#Bolsonaro's approach is in line with the strain of anti-democratic populism that has sprung up in Turkey, Poland, Hungry, the Philippines and Venezuela," writes @BakerMexicoCtr fellow @ChrisSabatini for @axios: https://t.co/c4PPFBdDpH

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 2, 2018

“There is an enormous opportunity,” says @CES_Baker_Inst senior director @Ken_Medlock of U.S. refiners boosting capacity to accommodate #shale. “The more functionally effective you are the more likely you are of turning a profit.” @Reuters: https://t.co/T11VujM7Eq

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 2, 2018

The #opioid epidemic is part of a much larger trend in #drug use. To protect against future #overdose deaths, policies must address the systemic issues underlying drug behavior rather than focus on opioids alone, writes fellow @KatharineNeill: https://t.co/6LqePzSDHA

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 1, 2018

What's the difference between the #USMCA and #NAFTA? @BakerMexicoCtr nonresident fellow David A. Gantz discusses how international business disputes will be settled differently under the USMCA. Listen to the interview with @kjzzphoenix: https://t.co/jBfIrmaLEu

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 31, 2018

.@CES_Baker_Inst director @Ken_Medlock and @MBazilian discuss #Colorado’s #oil and #gas setback proposition, noting its importance for setting precedents beyond the state because the U.S. has become an important global provider of natural gas. @Forbes: https://t.co/L2FCKFokne

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 31, 2018

"The current rise of the modern day #antivaccine movement is an example of what happens when scientists go silent," says @BakerCHB fellow @PeterHotez in @PLOSBlogs: https://t.co/VzbjxaSFdy

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 31, 2018

#Mexico President-elect Andres Manuel #LopezObrador's decision to cancel the construction of the $13 billion New International Mexico City Airport (#NAICM) "sets a bad precedent in general for investors, but particularly #energy investors," @fmonaldi says: https://t.co/9lgdW0pc35

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 30, 2018

The unintended consequences of tougher U.S. #sanctions on #Iran continue to accumulate, including stronger ties between #SaudiArabia and #Russia and an expansion of Russian #geopolitical power, @CES_Baker_Inst graduate fellow @PeterVolkmar writes. @Forbes: https://t.co/rA1JdJnevo

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 30, 2018

If #Poland is paying higher prices for #Russian #gas based on #Gazprom's dominant position, then alternative gas supplies create a dent in this dominance and force Gazprom to compete in the market, @CES_Baker_Inst nonresident fellow @anna_b_mikulska says: https://t.co/xdxW0Eu7mh

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 23, 2018

#Houston companies are "going to be very wary about attending very high profile meetings in #SaudiArabia, announcing brand-new deals…at least until the whole question of what exactly happened [to #JamalKhasoggi] is sorted out," fellow @brazosrealist says https://t.co/idALpjBBX4

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 18, 2018

Read more about the challenges that prevent a politically inclusive culture in #Rojava and Iraqi #Kurdistan in @Mustafa__Gurbuz's new research paper: https://t.co/DolzHk3H1b @akyildirim https://t.co/71ZcEVLm6c

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 18, 2018

"#Religion and #science are not just abstract ideas; they’re also groups of people," says Rice faculty scholar Elaine Howard Ecklund in an interview with @faithleadership about scientists and people of faith: https://t.co/b5VI4EMcUq pic.twitter.com/z7NJ9ahOXS

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 17, 2018

TUNE IN: @CES_Baker_Inst fellow Gabriel Collins discusses the dynamic relationship between the U.S. and #China in this episode of our Policy Matters podcast:

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 17, 2018

#Pemex’s attempts to revive #urea production may help resolve the scarcity of locally sourced nitrogen fertilizers that #Mexico #farmers have coped with over the last two decades, boosting agricultural activity, @AdrianDuhalt writes: https://t.co/vvHKjLS0EZ #NationalFarmersDay

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 12, 2018

Secretary James A. Baker, III, the Baker Institute's honorary chair, delivers the lunch keynote address at the second annual @CES_Baker_Inst and @bakerbotts global energy summit.

Watch online at https://t.co/5T1CacnDaE #Baker25th pic.twitter.com/8CJvASG9Nk

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 11, 2018

“My view is the #GCC as an institution probably will become more and more irrelevant to daily practical politics, and that we’ll have these workarounds that fill the vacuum,” @Dr_Ulrichsen says of the ongoing GCC crisis. Hear more on S2E4 of Policy Matters:

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 10, 2018

#Lebanon's disappointing record of development is reflected in the narrow agenda of the government, @DublinCityUni student Mounir Mahmalat writes for our #MiddleEast #pluralism series: https://t.co/6Dq7JUxHl5 @akyildirim

This project is generously supported by @CarnegieCorp.

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 10, 2018

Read a new @BakerMexicoCtr report by @plcruz and @PayanTony, which argues that #Mexico and the U.S. need to develop child-centric policies to ensure the safety and well-being of the increasing number of #unaccompanied #minors entering each country: https://t.co/0szysRMgP2

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 9, 2018

"#Climate change provides a real impetus for these oil-dependent states to get serious about diversification and get beyond the #oil business," says @CES_Baker_Inst fellow @jimkrane: https://t.co/xzRBs3j1yy

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 5, 2018

The rate at which U.S. scientists have been awarded the #NobelPrize has declined in recent decades. @stpolicy fellows Kenneth M. Evans and @kirstinmatthews discuss the prizes and the state of U.S. science in the latest Baker Institute blog: https://t.co/f3IyGzGnSC

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 5, 2018

#China's #authoritarian development model may appeal to #GCC regimes seeking grow legitimacy and social stability, @AUB_Lebanon student @MichaelMcCallC writes for our #MiddleEast #pluralism series: https://t.co/tdixJsb9Kn

This project is generously supported by @CarnegieCorp.

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 4, 2018

“I am concerned that there are issues in terms of the ability of these large facilities…to negotiate more strongly with #insurers, and therefore this potentially could raise prices," @HealthEconTX says of the proposed @memorialhermann/@bswhealth merger: https://t.co/BYrPjnfisL

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 2, 2018

.@BakerMexicoCtr's @PayanTony says that though the hotline does offer opportunities for cartel members to target rivals, that’s not entirely a bad thing—cartel members turning on each other is a good development if it gets them off the streets. https://t.co/7t3RmfNsq1

— Mexico Center (@BakerMexicoCtr) October 19, 2018

In the latest Mexico Centered podcast, we sat down with Fluvio Ruiz-Alarcon, former #Pemex board member to discuss the future of Pemex & #Mexico's energy policy under #AMLO. https://t.co/qjipp9zwuW

— Mexico Center (@BakerMexicoCtr) September 27, 2018

“It does signal the market should respond now going forward with higher wages," @Rice_Biz’s @profp_rod tells @bob_sechler https://t.co/m7TgkMjv2p #Austin #Texas #economy #jobs #unemployment

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) November 16, 2018

“Their fellow Congressmen and Congresswomen will have the benefit of working with colleagues who understand the value of evidence in decision-making and will, I hope, learn from them,” says the @BakerInstitute’s Neal Lane https://t.co/5ceNRIoH06 #Science #Congress

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) November 14, 2018

.@Rice_Biz alumna Jane Henry in the news: https://t.co/6ThKsw4OQU

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) November 12, 2018

Math can improve #flu vaccine, @BakerInstitute experts say https://t.co/68r2YkucmE #fluvaccine #flushot #publichealth pic.twitter.com/FiJPBidvL1

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) November 8, 2018

“The #Trump administration will find rolling back #Iranian influence a heavy lift and, at times, a dangerous one,” the @BakerInstitute's @brazosrealist predicted earlier this year https://t.co/T3epUfbvis #Iran #IranSanctions pic.twitter.com/SvGvTCBjgK

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) November 2, 2018

“The conventional thinking is that stores should have a 1- to 5-mile radius of separation,” said @ud, a @Rice_Biz #marketing professor. https://t.co/PPFKiN8Zl7 #MattressFirm #mattress #bankruptcy #Houston

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) October 9, 2018

#USMCA is a good deal for #Texas in that little appears to have changed, said the @BakerInstitute’s @PayanTony https://t.co/dyPi17ljei #NAFTA #trade #Mexico #Canada

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) October 1, 2018

Research by @Rice_Biz's Gustavo Grullon is cited: https://t.co/Tp0hD7PIM2 #economics #capitalism

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) September 27, 2018

#BP appears headed on an upward trajectory again after riding a roller coaster over the past 20 years, @Rice_Biz’s Bill Arnold tells @JDBlum23 https://t.co/f43rLz9TZc #oilandgas #Houston #oil #gas

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) September 20, 2018

“We are very vulnerable," #VintCerf told a crowd Thursday evening at the @BakerInstitute on the @RiceUniversity campus. "No matter how secure you make software, if there is one hole, someone will find it." https://t.co/LpgorNJNMC #Google #Internet

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) September 14, 2018

"Investors are left betwixt and between market conditions and #Saudi priorities," writes @Rice_Biz's Bill Arnold. "As this chimera continues, the bankers, lawyers and advisers will have to focus on 2020 or beyond." https://t.co/ivIYtQrZzt #SaudiAramco #Aramco #SaudiArabia

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) August 27, 2018

There has been greater concentration in about 75 per cent of US industries in the past two decades, according to research from academics including Gustavo Grullon of @Rice_Biz. https://t.co/L1Ka0tZY7X

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) August 15, 2018

This week’s timely insights from @RiceBizWisdom are now live, courtesy of @JennieLatson: https://t.co/XKdaFTHHfw

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) August 13, 2018

“One thing builds onto another,” said Jefferson Duarte, a professor of real estate finance at @Rice_Biz. https://t.co/DRrl1c4seg #Houston

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) July 25, 2018

The sharing economy – the industry that includes enterprises like @Uber and @Airbnb – poses sweeping challenges to governments grappling with unprecedented taxation issues, according to an expert at the @BakerInstitute: https://t.co/7ZQL3V1FnH pic.twitter.com/VcVuICj9ZK

— Rice University (@RiceUniversity) November 7, 2018

According to Rice sociologist Stephen Klineberg, Houston today is where all of America is going to be in about 25 years. Klineberg has spent most of his career studying the city of Houston. And it all happened by complete chance… https://t.co/fFWIfsPpGZ

— Rice University (@RiceUniversity) October 10, 2018

My new Macro Minutes vblog. Here I discuss one of the variables the Fed is watching – the Chicago Activity Index. Thanks to the folks @Rice_Biz for putting this together. https://t.co/2sri2SugeP

— Michael Brandl (@MichaelBrandl) October 24, 2018

Great to see Stretch quoted in @nytimes piece about helping people persevere through difficult #migraines and turn constraints into opportunities. #resourceful #health https://t.co/ol4nTFroYJ

— Scott Sonenshein (@ScottSonenshein) October 22, 2018

Interesting survey finding of the day: In the most recent CMO survey, just under four fifths of CMOs believe that their companies shouldn't take a political stance. https://t.co/jxAentWVf5

— Utpal Dholakia (@ud) September 6, 2018

@TellurianLNG CEO #MegGentle 👍👍👍@Rice_Biz @RiceUniversity @Forbes #LNG $TELL https://t.co/2P3WCdBvr5

— Tellurian (@TellurianLNG) July 27, 2018

.@BakerInstitute senior fellow Neal Lane says @HouseScience committee will "return to serious policy matters in need of real attention." https://t.co/A8A1E2rlnm #scipolicy

— Rice’s Baker Institute Sci & Tech Policy (@stpolicy) November 8, 2018

Texas Vol.6 (Texas A&M, UTDallas, Southern Methodist, Texas State, Rice)

Dr. Gregory Gause, head of the Department of International Affairs at the @bushschool, has a featured op-ed in @nytimes, "Is the Saudi Crown Prince Too Disruptive Even for Trump?" https://t.co/ryYSwLGVWz

— TAMU Bush School (@BushSchool) October 12, 2018

Dr. Bryce Hannibal, an assistant research scientist at the Texas A&M Bush School of Government and Public Service, is investigating how social network communication and collaboration affect flood resilience. https://t.co/PdMC3ByZxA pic.twitter.com/fprJZx33Dw

— TAMU Bush School (@BushSchool) October 4, 2018

Dr. Raymond Robertson spoke with @TexasStandard this morning about the new North American trade agreement between the US, Mexico, and Canada #USMCA https://t.co/oB8yLwDTrf

— TAMU Bush School (@BushSchool) October 1, 2018

Through a joint gift totaling over $6.25 million from the Charles Koch Foundation and Texas A&M Regent Robert Albritton '71, the @BushSchool has established the Center for Grand Strategy.

The center will be an intellectual hub for the critical examination of U.S. grand strategy.

— Texas A&M Foundation (@TXAMFoundation) October 8, 2018

The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library Foundation is dedicated to preserving the historic legacy of President George Bush by supporting education and scholarship programs through the @Bush41Library and The @BushSchool. Learn more: https://t.co/f9GFvmeXpA pic.twitter.com/CKWgBcQv2J

— Bush Foundation (@Bush41) October 3, 2018

Check out Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright in our Hagler Auditorium! She held an informative discussion on bipartisanship, and we were glad to have her at the #PCC. @ScowcroftTAMU #Bush41 #TAMU https://t.co/AQFZmFnanD

— TAMU Annenberg PCC (@TAMUAnnenberg) November 7, 2018

How did Putin's Russia develop? Director of the Scowcroft Institute, Andrew Natsios, shared his insight on the issue with John Hopkins University Press -Listen: https://t.co/IaQOV3gMkW Read: https://t.co/HEhj80x6KB

— Scowcroft Institute (@ScowcroftTAMU) May 17, 2018

Israeli Consul to the Southwest United States @CG_GiladKatz joins Dr. Gregory Gause and the @ScowcroftTAMU at the @BushSchool for a discussion on Israel’s place in the world, US-Israeli relations, and the prospects for peace. pic.twitter.com/jnJQb0raXf

— Scowcroft Institute (@ScowcroftTAMU) March 26, 2018

"Outbreaks are inevitable, but pandemics are not if we take action now." The Conversation ft. the 2nd Annual Scowcroft White Paper https://t.co/d68L5AzuCT

— Scowcroft Institute (@ScowcroftTAMU) August 20, 2018

NEW my latest op-ed @axios #ScienceNotSilence #Measles makes alarming return to Europe and the Americas https://t.co/OJbImHtGp5

— Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD (@PeterHotez) May 24, 2018

Public speaking can be nerve racking. Use these tips to strengthen your skills and become a stronger public speaker.https://t.co/NbZwH4PY6H #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 19, 2018

There's always room for both relaxation and productivity over the weekend. Read some ways you can better both yourself and your career.https://t.co/p9k0VUsdAr #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 17, 2018

Congratulations to the Texas A&M team for being named Regional Winners of the @Deloitte FanTAXtic Tax Case Competition. Good luck at the national competition.https://t.co/y9DJI1zTjZ #tamu pic.twitter.com/1p1l0rms44

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 16, 2018

The increasing digitization of our world has changed the way we network. Make sure you know how to navigate the digital landscape and learn to build digital business relationships.https://t.co/nDFKOvM8hY

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 12, 2018

Michael D. Howard, associate professor of management at Mays, was quoted in a widely disseminated article on tips for business owners looking to partner. https://t.co/hxuno2gHjj #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 9, 2018

Personal branding is important for any professional looking to make their mark. Learn the 10 Golden Rules of Personal Branding.https://t.co/J0lousL3UI #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 9, 2018

Building authentic relationships at work is an important skill to learn in order to foster trust and encourage teamwork.https://t.co/eKjEzkW5kH #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 8, 2018

A company's success hinges greatly on its branding. It is what customers, investors, and partners invest in.https://t.co/f95xPc2fXB #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 6, 2018

#Aggie100 is this Friday! Tune in Friday evening after 8pm as we live tweet the 2018 Aggie 100 honoree rankings. Whoop! https://t.co/7knAPlGNzE

— McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship (@TAMUMcFerrin) November 5, 2018

Amazon is now selling mattress! Sleepless nights for Casper & other mattress firms? @crstamu @maysbusiness https://t.co/BtSkGEhlmn

— VENKY SHANKAR (@venkyshankar) October 31, 2018

Prof. Vishnubhakat @emptydoors was quoted in @IPLaw360 on the #ReturnMail case at the #SupremeCourt: Can the US gov use another gov proceeding to revoke a patent? He signed a brief in June urging #SCOTUS to take the case, which they did last Friday. https://t.co/1wIuL61na5

— TAMU School of Law (@TAMULawSchool) November 1, 2018

“Economic freedom leads to wealth. … It breaks down discrimination, it improves charity, and it creates virtue.” https://t.co/efBZEiKvYE pic.twitter.com/uw9Gucjvht

— The Jindal School (@jindal_utdallas) November 18, 2018

Panelists at a recent seminar hosted by #JSOM took on the challenging topic of how to rein in spiraling healthcare costs. The solution? Turn the industry on its head. https://t.co/fNo6ZNiRIQ

— The Jindal School (@jindal_utdallas) November 8, 2018

Geraldine Jeckeln sat down for a quick Q&A to discuss her journey to facial recognition research and the impact it can have on our future. #FacialRecognition #UTDallas #Research https://t.co/5vJ5hNNtms

— UT Dallas Research (@UTDResearch) November 8, 2018

A $3 million gift from North Texas real estate luminaries Donna and Herb Weitzman will establish the Herbert D. Weitzman Institute for Real Estate in @jindal_utdallas https://t.co/8iKyt9IFzx | via @dallasnews

— UT Dallas (@UT_Dallas) November 6, 2018

Learn more about #UHBauer Associate Professor Robert Bregman's supply chain ethics research in the #BauerBusinessMinds video just launched on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/XVcGTmc7qd pic.twitter.com/b33whhx92w

— UHBauerCollege (@UHBauerCollege) November 14, 2018

The sustained recovery of the energy industries has supported Houston’s economic revival. Oil and gas jobs are still key to local growth, @UHBauerCollege economist tells @HoustonChron. https://t.co/22Ir053hX6

— AFPM (@AFPMonline) November 14, 2018

Dallas and Austin stand out in @CNBC @amazon HQ2 projections. https://t.co/YfUMjaKbSD

— SMU Cox School of Business (@SMUCox) September 19, 2018

"Mexico makes Texas richer. But will that continue?"

Great read from @SMUCox @SMUONeilCenter's W. Michael Cox and Richard Alm in @DCEOmagazine stemming from their latest #Texico annual report produced in partnership with us. #BetterTogether https://t.co/meEljGWstN

— Texas-Mexico Center (@SMUTexasMexico) November 5, 2018

How ‘End Mass Incarceration’ Became a Slogan for D.A. Candidates https://t.co/PouQT1Waxh @SMULawDeason #CriminalJusticeReform

— SMU Law School (@SMULawSchool) October 25, 2018

Sir Tim Berners-Lee is launching a campaign for governments and companies to sign a new contract for a “better internet”. Will this change the future of the internet?#TechNewsTuesday https://t.co/IAGBl58E8I

— SJMC at TXST (@sjmctxst) November 6, 2018

Take a look into advertising history and the method behind the madness📜🗞

Here’s a direct link to a great article. https://t.co/R731B24TcG

— SJMC at TXST (@sjmctxst) September 25, 2018

.@txstSTARPark, the Materials Science, Commercialization, and Engineering program, and local businesses are bringing new materials to San Marcos. #researchwithrelevance

Full story: https://t.co/pPbVSlzZmB pic.twitter.com/eKJ5QJrQpS

— The Graduate College (@TXSTGradCollege) May 4, 2018

“This was a great opportunity to look at each other and say, ‘Don’t kid yourself, there’s a lot to do if we don’t want this to happen again,’” says @profp_rod about how #Houston can move on after #Amazon's #HQ2 rejection. https://t.co/bAygeYzs1s

— Rice Business (@Rice_Biz) October 30, 2018

It was a pretty whiskey business when Ryan Baird ’12 and Randy Whitaker ’12 created a company called Yellow Rose Distilling while completing their MBAs at Rice. https://t.co/5zQ59NOqmf, @Rice_Biz , @ricealumni pic.twitter.com/EXIxBK034O

— Rice Magazine (@RiceMagazine) August 10, 2018

What does it take to keep the customer satisfied? Not as many bells and whistles as you might think, says @Rice_Biz Professor Vikas Mittal. Most customers just don’t want to be let down. https://t.co/7qsWYoitWc

— MBA@Rice (@MBAatRice) October 17, 2018

To encourage workers to “think outside the box,” managers first have to understand which box they typically think inside, according to research by @Rice_Biz Professor Erik Dane. https://t.co/iEQVz9K4wF

— MBA@Rice (@MBAatRice) October 4, 2018

Stories corporations and entrepreneurs tell about themselves can sound a lot like myths: they often hinge on fate, betrayal and hubris, as @Rice_Biz professor @ScottSonenshein discovered. Like myths, they help companies — and people — cope with setbacks. https://t.co/VUI1gdbGTg

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) November 15, 2018

Unlike retail shoppers, B-to-B customers don’t pick products on a whim & toss it in a shopping cart. When contracts play out over time, customer satisfaction hinges on entirely different criteria, says @Rice_Biz Prof Vikas Mittal. He outlines the top 8. https://t.co/iezV5y9Etk

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) October 19, 2018

Corporate board members — they’re just like us! Best motivated by short-term incentives, as @Rice_Biz Professor Shiva Sivaramakrishnan reveals. https://t.co/fEBbUJpdfe

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) October 18, 2018

You may not want to buy that TV now if it will go on #sale later. But if the retailer promises to #refund the difference, it sweetens the deal — on both sides, according to #research by @Rice_Biz Professors Dinah Cohen-Vernik and Amit Pazgal. https://t.co/KEa6MSAz0w

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) October 10, 2018

Doing the right thing can mean different things to different companies. What if we could standardize the notion of corporate social responsibility worldwide? @Rice_Biz Professor Duane Windsor has thoughts on how to do just that. https://t.co/wJtNI4YnXN

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 25, 2018

Is it good for future fund #managers to play lacrosse with budding CEOs? Yes for the #CEO; not so much for the rest of us, as @Nick_Anderson_ illustrates. Based on #research by @Rice_Biz professor Alexander W. Butler. Read the article here: https://t.co/HdrxDgRzbE pic.twitter.com/hnQR3WbJDQ

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 14, 2018

The primary job of business is to create social good, argues @Rice_Biz Professor Duane Windsor. How can we create an ethical foundation all businesses can agree to uphold? https://t.co/kZZB1vKWBZ

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 12, 2018

After $2 billion in loans apparently drifted off the coast of Mozambique, never to be seen again, @Rice_Biz Professor Brian Akins looked into ways to fight similar #corruption in the #banking industry. The best remedy, he found, is one of the simplest. https://t.co/KTK6s51AHb

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 10, 2018

A year after Harvey, “survival fatigue” may be setting in for many who are still affected by the storm. How do we improve our response to disasters? We can start by giving our money & time to organizations that are already working in our communities. https://t.co/6WbuHsJaEq

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 7, 2018

Hurricane Harvey devastated Houston – but it gave some businesses a chance to shine as community leaders. @Rice_Biz Professor @UD explains how the crisis freshened reputations. https://t.co/aMKUPv9oYA

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 5, 2018

Great leaders lead by example. During Harvey, @CajunAngela’s respect for the evacuees at NRG Center — whom she called guests — resonated throughout the shelter, recalls @AnniseParker. https://t.co/8T6yaVTakK

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 29, 2018

What will we do without plastic straws and bags? We’ll find new innovations to replace them — and they’ll probably be even better than the existing technology, says @Rice_Biz professor @ScottSonenshein. https://t.co/I9eyFYOkNf

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 22, 2018

It might seem like a great idea for your beer company to sponsor a softball tournament — unless the players hate your beer. @Rice_Biz professor Ajay Kalra explains why and how to do your homework before leaping into a marketing plan. https://t.co/vqmFzfvoRd

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 21, 2018

To #invest wisely, consider the circle of life, says @Rice_Biz professor @UD. People who think of time as a series of cycles save much more than people who think linearly. https://t.co/Fl9LpO7RZ3

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 17, 2018

The more you hear something, the truer it sounds — and that’s why it’s hard to fight falsehoods that get tweeted and retweeted again and again. What can we do to protect ourselves from the power of repetition? @Rice_Biz writer @JennieLatson investigates. https://t.co/IAZXMeL6Bo

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 15, 2018

Even small fluctuations in a firm’s cash flow can create strong ripples in the capital market. As @Rice_Biz professors Brian Rountree and James Weston explain, investors prefer it when earnings don’t make waves. https://t.co/5qq1oRF7C9

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 10, 2018

What do Scotland and Texas have in common? Stoicism in the face of “inconvenient weather,” for one, Rice Business Editor Claudia Kolker discovered. In fact, a number of Texan traits have Scottish roots, according to Rice University history prof John Boles. https://t.co/fHaYrANItZ

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) July 26, 2018

Texas Vol.5 (University of Texas at Austin)

To get ready for @PaulMcCartney's performance at @aclfestival, we talked with an expert in linguistic psychology about the personalities behind some of your favorite Beatles songs: https://t.co/6qFhBXxhiQ @LiberalArtsUT pic.twitter.com/DGry1SOlrV

— UT Austin (@UTAustin) October 12, 2018

The philosophy, benefits & drawbacks of practicing mindfulness, courtesy of Texas Prof. @abmarkman https://t.co/hhM3N1klpc

— UT Austin (@UTAustin) June 11, 2018

Why Amazon's Search for a Second Headquarters Backfired | @UTAustin government professor Nathan Jensen is featured in this @WIRED piece. https://t.co/0xACHzYaPK

— UT Liberal Arts (@LiberalArtsUT) November 15, 2018

"I am not sure how this will play out in the public after having this beauty contest across 200+ locations and promising so much investment and jobs." @UTAustin government professor Nathan Jensen, interviewed by @CNN about the Amazon headquarters news. https://t.co/WM9WJbPn0P pic.twitter.com/DNERDFClOp

— UT Liberal Arts (@LiberalArtsUT) November 7, 2018

The possibility of a new American Civil War rests with the ruling elite | An op-ed from civil war scholar and @UT_HistDept doctoral student Emily Whalen.https://t.co/Dy6Hiu9V0y

— UT Liberal Arts (@LiberalArtsUT) October 24, 2018

"The climate crisis will not be solved by technology alone," writes @UT_HistDept associate professor Erika Bsumek for the @statesman. https://t.co/iH5rhIs9kf

— UT Liberal Arts (@LiberalArtsUT) September 4, 2018

"How can the power of the genomic revolution be harnessed to create a more equal society?" Read @UTAustin psychologist Paige Harden's op-ed in the @nytimes. https://t.co/2jrCaVYp4G

— UT Liberal Arts (@LiberalArtsUT) July 31, 2018

Historian George B. Forgie for the @dallasnews: "Abraham Lincoln pleaded with 'us the living' to uphold democracy" @UTAustin @UT_HistDept https://t.co/BUMibW7gBm

— UT Liberal Arts (@LiberalArtsUT) July 3, 2018

An op-ed from @PlanIIHonors and @BlackStudiesUT professor, @DrRichReddick. https://t.co/It22rDU7NC

— UT Liberal Arts (@LiberalArtsUT) May 31, 2018

LISTEN: @UTGovernment professor Nate Jensen discusses how ineffective economic development policies become powerful political stories in this episode of @CapPressRoom.https://t.co/uezP6loAH7

— UT Liberal Arts (@LiberalArtsUT) May 8, 2018

LISTEN: @UTGovernment professor Nathan Jensen talks to @IHubRadio about the incentives governments offer corporations. https://t.co/BXhCoog7w8

— UT Liberal Arts (@LiberalArtsUT) April 6, 2018

New podcast: Media & Politics #Election2018 #Media @UT_HistDept @UTAustin @TheLBJSchool @BasicBooks @LiberalArtsUT https://t.co/ylOMzmlYqv

— Jeremi Suri (@JeremiSuri) October 24, 2018

Texas leads U.S. in removal of Confederate symbols, study finds https://t.co/yRF58hxwTy via @HoustonChron According to October 2017 @UTAustin / @TexasTribune polling, Texans' opinions were far from unified on what to do with confederate monuments: https://t.co/6mre13zfZx pic.twitter.com/HPvzvHIIZr

— Joshua M. Blank (@JoshuaMBlank) June 5, 2018

OPINION: One year after #Maria, nearly every pillar of Puerto Rican society remains devastated, writes Lauren LLuveras @elleelle_koolj Here’s a snapshot of #PuertoRico today, from healthcare to electricity https://t.co/ExQyF043Xj @UTAustin @LiberalArtsUT pic.twitter.com/wF4fRqtOVf

— Univision News (@UnivisionNews) September 19, 2018

AADS Professor Dr. Berry writes an op-ed for the @washingtonpost https://t.co/62RmYkEFVs #kanyewestslavery #blackstudies #WaPo

— AADS (@BlackStudiesUT) May 9, 2018

This is how the Democrats can win in 2020 @CNN https://t.co/QRsY0jGTvf Why the Democrats has a big night in victory and defeat. @csrdut @UT_DDCE @YohuruWilliams @TheLBJSchool @BetoORourke

— Dr. Peniel E. Joseph (@PenielJoseph) November 7, 2018

Roughly 1 in 3 low-income households with school-age children don't have a high-speed internet connection – NEW @FactTank analysis of @uscensusbureau data https://t.co/hTkImpz80U pic.twitter.com/iUX2X9pkO0

— Monica Anderson (@MonicaRAnders) October 26, 2018

"Rural-urban health care disparities: Research roundup" – from @JournoResource https://t.co/CigbeUGjKB pic.twitter.com/HqODYJYkrW

— Pew Research Fact Tank (@FactTank) October 24, 2018

63,657 Texas children experienced abuse or neglect in 2017. This month's THJ highlights the researchers and practitioners throughout @utsystem who are working to address this crisis. @DavidLakey_MD @UTSystem #ChildProtection – https://t.co/ShR62MmlLb pic.twitter.com/GJKQuIsA2L

— Texas Health Journal (@TXHealthJournal) October 31, 2018

.@thedailytexan features a recent TxPEP study showing that many female community college students in #Texas do not have access to their preferred method of birth control. https://t.co/KchfLZ3708

— TxPEP Research (@TxPEPresearch) May 4, 2018

What are #TxLege Members Doing on Facebook (and How Much)? https://t.co/3quxxiFfYq pic.twitter.com/q7kvbfvhYx

— The Texas Politics Project (@TxPolProject) April 12, 2018

Though Black Americans make up 13 percent of the U.S. general population, 40 percent of people experiencing homelessness across the country are Black. Similar disparities exist for #BlackLivesTX: https://t.co/bezrCLD99P pic.twitter.com/Q1Mv5bWD1x

— IUPRA (@IUPRA_UT) September 10, 2018

Check out this @nytimes article on how imposter syndrome hits minority groups harder, featuring research from our director @KevinCokley1: https://t.co/8pxMocVi6K

— IUPRA (@IUPRA_UT) June 13, 2018

From 2016 to 2017, we found that Black voters lost confidence in local police to treat Black and White people equally. We support de-escalation trainings for officers to better serve all Texans. Read our report for more insights on criminal justice: https://t.co/POx72FWJC9 pic.twitter.com/MRxwfK9dO5

— IUPRA (@IUPRA_UT) May 7, 2018

LBJ Professor @Joshua_Eisenman identifies three widely accepted myths about the Reform and Opening Up narrative. Via @monkeycageblog @washingtonpost https://t.co/ayzCvDB8zI #LBJIntheNews #LBJResearch

— The LBJ School (@TheLBJSchool) November 15, 2018

https://twitter.com/TheLBJSchool/status/1062778339000229889

LBJ School's @RGK_Center publishes a report on civic engagement in electoral and political processes and found Austin area residents vote at higher rates than Texas as a whole. Read more: https://t.co/WXLdSaTglo #ElectionDay AE pic.twitter.com/2fmHFgdY5u

— The LBJ School (@TheLBJSchool) November 6, 2018

@UTexasMcCombs Finance Lecturer #MichaelSury talks key stats #investors should look out for in @usnews https://t.co/OgSJZsv8sb #TexasMcCombs pic.twitter.com/kQZPAeFK9i

— Texas McCombs (@UTexasMcCombs) October 11, 2018

As featured in @FastCompany, @UTexasMcCombs researcher @sekoubermiss talks #SummerFridays. It's definitely something you want to talk to your boss about. https://t.co/swUycIz833 #Friday pic.twitter.com/cZ9Pj8KOZ9

— Texas McCombs (@UTexasMcCombs) September 21, 2018

Your work colleague could be a #robot but @UTexasMcCombs researcher #JamesScott says #AI is nothing to be afraid of. https://t.co/ygJkBqyFSi pic.twitter.com/WS1z8u9Dou

— Texas McCombs (@UTexasMcCombs) September 6, 2018

As featured in @TIME magazine,@UTexasMcCombs researcher #AmitKumar says now is a great time to write that 'thank you' note you've been putting off. https://t.co/IqYRDGYbQB pic.twitter.com/sWUXiPB6z2

— Texas McCombs (@UTexasMcCombs) August 31, 2018

Can Musk finish the Model 3 before it finishes Tesla? w/Michael Sury of @UTexasMcCombs https://t.co/DfW1n6tHgS via @IrishTimesBiz

— Texas McCombs (@UTexasMcCombs) August 23, 2018

Terrific interview with Professor Robert Prentice about @EthicsUnwrapped videos https://t.co/fFO6yFU7le #BehavioralEthics

— Texas McCombs (@UTexasMcCombs) August 22, 2018

Have you heard ‘QA PODCAST 20 – Texas McCombs alumnus Dan Laufer on crisis management on Q+A on #SoundCloud? #np https://t.co/wb568G2isb

— Texas McCombs (@UTexasMcCombs) August 22, 2018

@UTexasMcCombs alum and @Dell executive Michael Marchand offers 6 rules for innovation and startups. First up? Be in love with the problem you're solving, not your solution. https://t.co/FbJqtPEUcE via @YouTube

— Emily Reagan (@emilyreaganATX) October 16, 2018

One of the most sincere and thoughtful professors on the @UTAustin campus spoke to @fox7austin about how to better teach #ethics in today's worldhttps://t.co/tFO3ivBIY3 pic.twitter.com/kTKpvkbNv0

— David Wenger (@DavidWenger) August 23, 2018

@bgurley doing it the right way. Stunning success. Loved the quote about immersive learning "Are you going to roll around in it?” https://t.co/L60dLMdt7t https://t.co/29bFDpPf3r @UTexasMcCombs @UTexasMBA #HookEm

— Ryan Sanders (@sandersryan) August 22, 2018

Congrats to @TXVentureLabs accelerator #TVLCo & #TVLIC companies selected for inaugural @MassChallengeTX #MCTX cohort! @novothelium @Abraxas_Tech @Big_Wheelbarrow #newormics @sheptravels @FastVisaUS #vigilantwastetechnologies #Volt480 @usaa @southwestair @wework @masschallenge https://t.co/5rZn7W1hpY

— Texas Venture Labs (@TXVentureLabs) February 21, 2018

Prof. Sanford Levinson's latest op-ed in @politico asks us to engage in what Alexander Hamilton described as “reflection and choice” about whether our 18th-century Constitution serves us well today. https://t.co/VjEd61cvuQ

— UTexasLaw (@UTexasLaw) September 7, 2018

A year after Hurricane Harvey, Prof. Mechele Dickerson advocates for Houston leaders to ensure that all lower and middle-income residents are protected from the next inevitable flood. https://t.co/wgPBv0Klhu pic.twitter.com/1vJWBaLblv

— UTexasLaw (@UTexasLaw) August 22, 2018

Want to know more about @UTexasLaw and @StraussCenter Prof. Matt Tait? This is a great introduction! –>

cc @UTAustinNews https://t.co/MUWL7hTdQ0

— UTexasLaw (@UTexasLaw) July 25, 2018

https://twitter.com/UTexasLaw/status/1012726138794381312

Prof. ⁦@steve_vladeck asks,⁩ “Will the Rule of Law Apply Along the Border?” his new opinion piece via @NYTOpinion https://t.co/lgFWPgvdYH

— UTexasLaw (@UTexasLaw) June 12, 2018

Austin is ranked the 12th Most Innovative City in U.S. by @USATODAY.
Why? ➡️ Our #TexasEngineers play a part! 🤘https://t.co/0pfE9eDzps

— Texas Engineering (@CockrellSchool) November 15, 2018

North Carolina Vol.9 (state)

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#OnThisDay in 1789, North Carolina became the 12th state! 🇺🇸 https://t.co/CDOJIEaTMK #WeLoveNC pic.twitter.com/S74x1Ac5sz

— NC Museum of History (@NCmuseumhistory) November 21, 2018

On November 21, 1789, North Carolina ratified the Constitution to become the twelfth state in the Union. https://t.co/HeFlt1U7r1 pic.twitter.com/PkbQvigeRm

— NC DNCR (@ncculture) November 21, 2018

Today in History: North Carolina becomes 12th state, 1789 #otd #tih https://t.co/uOCbHEzqxh pic.twitter.com/9GqtoyacIL

— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) November 21, 2018

"I hereby pardon Sir Walter and Caroline from the Thanksgiving table. Congratulations you two." – Gov. Cooper. pic.twitter.com/ESfUDMLlHf

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 20, 2018

Gov. Cooper was in D.C. yesterday to advocate for further recovery funding that Congress can consider immediately. pic.twitter.com/gcc3RTVVkv

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 16, 2018

“The cybersecurity field is vital to the 21st century economy and I’m pleased that Cisco recognizes that North Carolina’s talented veterans are the perfect fit for these important jobs.” – Gov. Cooper. https://t.co/D6LVCDkcAa

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 14, 2018

Our veterans stepped up to protect our fundamental freedoms — and for that, we are forever grateful. pic.twitter.com/beiDmYbbPJ

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 11, 2018

Yesterday, Gov. Cooper attended a ceremony to hand over the keys to a new home for @USMC CPL Nate Rogers. Thank you to Operation Coming Home for your work supporting our veterans. pic.twitter.com/22GSRPBLTw

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 9, 2018

Happy Halloween! From a tiny bumble bee to the Incredibles, Gov. Cooper and @FLONC welcomed all kinds of trick-or-treaters to the North Carolina Executive Mansion tonight. pic.twitter.com/WaJFl0rhhn

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 1, 2018

ICYMI: Yesterday, Gov. Cooper signed an executive order that will reduce North Carolina’s greenhouse gas emissions 40 percent by 2025. https://t.co/iCiBmqGX4F

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) October 30, 2018

We couldn't have said it better ourselves … Do not drive on flooded roads or past barriers. It only takes around 12" of water to carry away a small car. #TurnAroundDontDrown https://t.co/1kHY61JdMf

— NC Emergency Managem (@NCEmergency) November 14, 2018

Tues morn #FlorenceNC update:
* Get ready NOW!
* Life-threatening impacts possible
* Dangerous storm surge Thurs-Sun. 3-12'
* Flooding inland. Eastern NC 15-20"; central NC 6-15"
* Storm surge /Hurricane Watch for all NC coast
* Dangerous winds will down trees & knock out power pic.twitter.com/puIu6X7aeT

— NC Emergency Managem (@NCEmergency) September 11, 2018

‘I Know What It Feels Like’: Program Embeds Peer Supporters In N.C. Emergency Rooms https://t.co/0lUi7fRFzZ @WFAE @Alexolgin

— NCDHHS (@ncdhhs) November 16, 2018

USA Today featured a story on what wireless providers are doing to prep for Hurricane Florence. Read more: https://t.co/9xVj8KQ1iR #HurricaneFlorence2018

— NCDOA (@NCDOA) September 13, 2018

.@NC_Governor Roy Cooper declares November as American Indian Heritage Month. Read full proclamation: https://t.co/szyTlfCt6Q pic.twitter.com/ekzIMydTYV

— NCDOA (@NCDOA) November 9, 2018

Find out what goes into the daily #AirQuality forecast. Our air quality meteorologists share why improved air quality makes their job more challenging. Read their guest blog series here: https://t.co/AP4xn0rMDl

— N.C. DEQ (@NCDEQ) November 15, 2018

#Energy conservation and #sustainability efforts in @BuncombeSchools gained attention from across #NorthCarolina when @NCDEQ's @Michael_S_Regan toured the @NDiscoveryAcad. #WeAreBCS #BCS #BCSadvantage #AVL #Asheville @buncombeGov @LandofSkyRC

MORE: https://t.co/Bp0eOXFtty pic.twitter.com/UDvcZexb1F

— Buncombe Schools (@BuncombeSchools) November 17, 2018

Unauthorized Substance taxes generate revenue for local law enforcement agencies: https://t.co/QWK6aQXUXL

— N.C. Dept of Revenue (@NCDOR) April 23, 2018

Tar Heel State’s Workplace Injury and Illness Rate Drops to a Historic Low.

Read the full news release here:https://t.co/PqzSdPqlCs pic.twitter.com/ZrSgqxoGXo

— N.C. Dept. of Labor (@NCDOL) November 16, 2018

Thanks for sharing, @SiteSelection. Check out some of what we're doing to address the needs employers face in this low-unemployment economy: https://t.co/NnvYgI3cGp #NCJobReady https://t.co/HIIBotyg4w

— N.C. Commerce (@NCCommerce) October 24, 2018

Our Director of Government Affairs attended the @COSTNews Annual Meeting to learn about updates to tax law around the country & share perspectives from NC. Read more: https://t.co/PF1jeXSfDX #ncpol

— NC Chamber (@NCChamber) November 13, 2018

Labor market overviews for all 23 NC workforce regions for Nov now out. See current regional data and trends on unemployment, jobs, labor force, retail sales, top job postings, & hiring companies.https://t.co/vzXBLMEkGd pic.twitter.com/KyTQX36Y7i

— NC LEAD (@LeadNC) November 6, 2018

Boston-based cloud tech company @Nasuni explains why expansion into Durham, North Carolina, is just the beginning: "The Triangle has a long track record of fostering disruptive technology… Durham offers an exceptional talent pool.." https://t.co/9CT8ojWosZ #econdev pic.twitter.com/kVFm8qEznJ

— EDPNC (@edpnc) November 8, 2018

Focusing on hot neighborhoods near #Charlotte’s center city pays off for a nimble #development firm. https://t.co/7o6QKV9wbT @BeaconCLT @cltchamber @CLTgov #realestate #buildings #clt #therailyard

— Business N.C. (@BusinessNC) November 15, 2018

Good #MondayMorning from Raleigh, Y'all! As Louis Armstrong once sang live at Memorial Hall, @UNC, it's #ColdOutside. We're listening to this live recording from 1954 collection https://t.co/ncEQ75QRUA

— State Archives of NC (@NCArchives) November 19, 2018

We're thrilled to share this piece from @johnbordsen & @USATODAY on some folks who make a unique contribution to the #VisitNC mission: https://t.co/ugu1400iEY

— NC Tourism (@NCTourism) October 19, 2018

Mild temperatures and warm water are just 1️⃣ of 6️⃣ reasons you should plan a trip to the #visitnc coast this fall: https://t.co/wCZgD7VU4j pic.twitter.com/TOLSQ9Qwyg

— Visit North Carolina (@VisitNC) November 16, 2018

As the leaves change, and you can see through vegetation, here's a story that cuts right through it! The Kudzu Goat Gang is helping to reduce this invasive species on our Parks! #ncstateparks #goats #weeds https://t.co/z4IgMFQ5u5

— NC State Parks (@NCparks) November 4, 2018

Tomorrow is #FAFSA Day! Our staff and volunteers are ready to help you complete the process so you'll have one less thing to worry about. Check out our map to find your nearest location! https://t.co/lYnJc0Qhlq pic.twitter.com/0CuSFkAToW

— CFNC (@CFNC) October 26, 2018

Trump administration's bailout for farmers slower than watching corn grow | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/PjC3008GKA #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #NCAg #ncfarm #tariffs #soybeans #wheat #dairy #corn

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 20, 2018

Editorial: What Rep. David Lewis ought to be saying about Voter ID and next week's legislative session | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/JCgFWI3iUM #ncga #ncpol #voterID

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 20, 2018

Judge “No”? Senate moves closer to confirming reactionary Jesse Helms disciple to the federal bench | NC Policy Watch https://t.co/5NIUcIFNaY #ncga #ncpol #ncgov 3nccourts

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 20, 2018

Poll: Democrats can thank voters of color for wins across country | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/BGsJEfwRLM #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #NAACP

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 19, 2018

It was such a pleasure last week to be joined by @SecMandyCohen as we discussed #ACA open enrollment, #Medicaid reform and expansion, recovery from #HurricaneFlorence, and your best bet for avoiding the #flu. Check out our full interview: https://t.co/f14wSkXuEI #ncpol #ncga pic.twitter.com/haCif0e1LL

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 19, 2018

Monday numbers: A closer look at the impact of #gerrymandering on the 2018 election | NC Policy Watch https://t.co/QDXZQXtZue #ncga #ncpol #ncgov

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 19, 2018

It’s a formidable match-up, akin to Muhammad Ali versus George Foreman, Luke Skywalker versus Darth Vader. https://t.co/1x9fMPtJzd #ncpol via @ncpolicywatch

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 16, 2018

FBI: Hate crimes in NC up 12 percent | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/2u0GxygtMO #ncga #ncpol #ncgov

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 15, 2018

Winston-Salem Journal rightfully blasts Trump's latest assault on a free press | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/IfVOVvxa7M #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #democracy #freepress

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 15, 2018

Republican legislators pledge to probe Cooper Atlantic Coast Pipeline deal | NC Policy Watch https://t.co/bxDjntcLwF #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #ACP #pipeline #Duke #Dominion #pipeline

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 15, 2018

After Hurricane Florence, derelict boat-owners left their mess for taxpayers to clean up | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/kfpSo9Dj1v #ncga #ncpol #ncdeq #florence #hurricane #boats #environment

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 13, 2018

Some quick facts about Veterans Day | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/BOPM5Z9EIj #ncga #ncpol #VeteransDay #military

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 12, 2018

Editorial: Reject all six amendments, but this one is the worst | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/0PAPwTxgUP #ncga #ncpol #vote #NixAllSix

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 5, 2018

SPECIAL REPORT: NC’s destructive disinvestment in public health https://t.co/Li7wWMG2pY #ncpol via @ncpolicywatch #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #nchealth

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 1, 2018

Data confirm that conservative claims about tax cuts and the NC economy are bogus | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/aueY9cJ2g4 #NCGA #ncpol

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 1, 2018

Chinese-owned Smithfield Foods receiving at least $240K in bailout money from @realdonaldtrump to counteract retaliatory tariffs from … the Chinese https://t.co/PX3m5D5abn @NCPolicyWatch

— lisasorg (@lisasorg) November 8, 2018

Air pollution, including that from cars, trucks, linked to autism, dementia, osteoporosis, diabetes, heart & lung disease. Yet @realdonaldtrump @epa relaxing fuel standards, increasing these pollutants https://t.co/paa9DcL2AX @NCPolicyWatch pic.twitter.com/gRTX1M25WQ

— lisasorg (@lisasorg) November 6, 2018

One in 10 households with seniors (age 60+) participated in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) on average each year between 2012–2016. Check out @fractweets maps for national, state, and county data: https://t.co/SbJRi1PhHH

— Budget & Tax Center (@ncbudgetandtax) October 31, 2018

As a result of generations of redlining & racial housing covenants, many black and brown communities in ENC are especially susceptible to damage from powerful storms. @ncbudgetandtax’s @BrianEKennedy2 on #hurricaneflorence’s economic divide @newsobserver https://t.co/pPt1Qtp4Lw

— NC Justice Center (@ncjustice) October 4, 2018

Shifting lines, rapid growth make Wake legislative races hard to predict :: https://t.co/vlQTnwxdf6 https://t.co/UDV0mg8EpT

— NC Legislative Watch (@NCPW_LegisWatch) October 25, 2018

#bannedbooksweek — Celebrate your freedom to seek and express ideas across the map https://t.co/7OW4OMIy7b @NCLiteraryMap @NCSLMA @ForEverythingNC @NCWriters pic.twitter.com/7Cwx5ARNci

— NC Literary Map (@NCLiteraryMap) September 24, 2018

‘The storm couldn’t have come at a worse time’ for NC’s crops #ncpol https://t.co/UzYPqKLrIq

— The Insider (@ncinsider) September 22, 2018

Final were determined on Friday, roundups from @NCCapitol (https://t.co/fpRZ5TIV9t) & @garydrobertson (https://t.co/AauGkUq0rY)

some very tight #NCGA races were resolved:#NCSD9 https://t.co/ZA2YQFKCBr #NCSD27 https://t.co/BNTucbuCLa #NCHD63 https://t.co/pf4NoGAmS4 #NCPL

— NC FreeEnterprise (@NCFEF) November 19, 2018

North Carolina, recently affected by #Hurricane Florence, accounted for an estimated 3 percent ($11 billion) of U.S. #farm sector cash receipts in 2017. https://t.co/eiYcpdBeKu pic.twitter.com/GoBFtuhw6X

— USDA_ERS (@USDA_ERS) September 24, 2018

NC CORS and Precision Agriculture: https://t.co/YQ7CEsgSf2 via @YouTube

— NC Emergency Managem (@NCEmergency) November 20, 2018

The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is collaborating with @NCExtension to help farmers determine safe uses for crops affected by Florence's flood waters. https://t.co/geeKXnkN34 pic.twitter.com/UmuZxPSQBG

— NCDA&CS (@NCAgriculture) September 25, 2018

How can u help Eastern NC farmers affected by #HurricaneFlorence? Start by not believing everything u read in the https://t.co/uBosg9q58d's what a farmer has to say. https://t.co/bgMTiuez5F @marlowe_ncag @ncpork @NCFarmBureau @NCAgriculture @NCFarmFamilies @NCBeef @Sweet_Taters

— ingles Leah McGrath (@InglesDietitian) September 24, 2018

New ways to try carrots! #NCFarmBureau https://t.co/aVuofwynWt

— NC Farm Bureau (@NCFarmBureau) November 15, 2018

https://t.co/i3Z5XKaJ8j
Good article on the odor emanating, or not, from hog farms, currently in litigation in Raleigh federal court

— Corn Growers Association of North Carolina (@NCCornGrowers) April 4, 2018

Interesting opinion piece. Make a sustainable choice: Buy GMO food https://t.co/cWWroj2kBv via @sfchronicle

— Gregory Jaffe (@JaffeGregory) April 8, 2018

The elections are over (and the commercials 🙌🏻), and the year is coming to a close, so where does that leave the 2018 Farm Bill? @FarmBureau @NCFarmBureau https://t.co/cycZ11jj0d

— NC Soy Prod Assoc (@ncsoybeans) November 13, 2018

2017 NC boll weevil assessment drops to .75 cents per acre. https://t.co/1i9GWGSTEm

— NC Cotton (@NC_Cotton) January 24, 2017

Coming August 24 to Clemson! https://t.co/lFC6FZZN8v

— NC Cattlemen's Assoc (@NCCattle) August 20, 2018

A Colorful Beef & Quinoa Bowl for Back to School https://t.co/UvaskpNzfS

— NC Beef Council (@NCBeef) October 1, 2018

We'd love to add some ranchers to this story. Leave us a comment below with photos or a link to your social media accounts that you have used to share stories from your ranch during Florence. https://t.co/V09miRLjRl

— BEEF Magazine (@BEEFMagazine) September 17, 2018

Goldprint Farm was Premier Breeder in Guernseys at the 2018 State Fair. Keeping up a long family tradition. Thanks to Jane and Clair for sharing your love of dairy cows with so many youth over the years! https://t.co/KKsO3jVw3T

— NC Dairy Advantage (@NCDairy) October 22, 2018

Is That a Light?:https://t.co/fP8s7va79r via @NCDairyExt

— NC Dairy Extension (@NCDairyExt) May 1, 2018

Low-Income Americans on SNAP Still Can’t Afford to Eat Healthy https://t.co/qKWHsmL4F8

— NC Dairy Producers (@NCDPA) August 23, 2018

We are proud that pork plays such an important role in North Carolina's culture!
For an extended version, visit https://t.co/YArZL71nV3 pic.twitter.com/BIJBBa39Dv

— NC Pork Council (@ncpork) November 3, 2017

That's a lot of #pork! What is your favorite cut?#porktober #nationalporkmonth #RealPigFarming pic.twitter.com/y4Wrd7pvnu

— NC Farm Families (@NCFarmFamilies) October 3, 2018

Porkchops made simple, thanks to our friends at @nationalpork! https://t.co/ZjjDLGYuuy pic.twitter.com/qlDo69mkQI

— Villari Foods (@Villari_Foods) November 15, 2018

Here's to a great grilling weekend!@Kingsford #asheville #NorthCarolina pic.twitter.com/qbRAYAla8D

— Chef Douglas Walls (@chefdougwalls) October 13, 2018

Adding that love (garlic-butter) to some prime ribs!!#asheville #NorthCarolina pic.twitter.com/bd719TrHTu

— Chef Douglas Walls (@chefdougwalls) October 14, 2018

Lemon-pepper rainbow trout!!@LodgeCastIron @Kingsford #Asheville #NorthCarolina pic.twitter.com/F1HIH0BCKS

— Chef Douglas Walls (@chefdougwalls) October 10, 2018

How can you lessen your risk for #Salmonella this #Thanksgiving? #NCStateCALS Professor @benjaminchapman tells you how to stay safe from disease. pic.twitter.com/vs4GsHYRgg

— NC State CALS (@NCStateCALS) November 19, 2018

Official Variety Tests https://t.co/KKJFFmm2Fn

— Crop & Soil Sciences (@CropAndSoil) October 11, 2018

Pertinent information on guava root knot nematode from @QuesadaLabNCSU https://t.co/CQMPDfI2zj

— NCSUorganic (@NCSUorganic) October 17, 2018

It’s very likely that we’re running out of time to harvest a large portion of this #tobacco crop! Do you have enough time?! @CropAndSoil @NCStateCALS @NCExtension https://t.co/9pxHKOclZG

— Tobacco Extension (@NCSUtobacco) September 20, 2018

Some great reads for students during #FarmToSchoolMonth! We have featured Farmer Will Allen and the Growing Table + Sylvia’s Spinach in our Book of the Month program! Let us know if you need the activity sheet! https://t.co/TjwpDxTSgX

— NC Farm Bureau Ag in the Classroom (@AgClassroom) October 3, 2018

#FarmCredit supports farm to school programs across the country.
#FarmerStrong https://t.co/ZKWlZd1Eu8

— AgCarolinaFarmCredit (@AgCarolinaFC) October 2, 2018

Are Democrats concentrated in urban areas? Or are they more concentrated in ‘district lines’?

A new post about regionalism, congressional districts, and NC’s registered voters at:https://t.co/Mo3IGZSLR9 #ncpol #ncvotes pic.twitter.com/RFujHxlL3A

— Old North State Politics (@oldnorthstpol) November 14, 2018

North Carolina Vol.8 (corporations, et al.)

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NorthCarolina5 indy
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Bank of America CEO to star in ad campaign—helped by Matt Damon https://t.co/zs2mgcKj1q

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) November 16, 2018

Bank of America CMO talks logo change, new marketing campaign https://t.co/gfUiyTNjy7 pic.twitter.com/CJstB85Jcy

— Charlotte BizJournal (@CBJnewsroom) November 20, 2018

This timelapse video shows the supermoon behind the Bank of America Corporate Center in Charlotte, North Carolina: pic.twitter.com/oUi6MHJZ17

— AccuWeather (@accuweather) January 31, 2018

Peace of mind means more time to focus on the things that matter. Medicare Supplement Insurance lets you avoid financial surprises by filling the gap between what original Medicare pays and what you pay out-of-pocket.

— BB&T (@BBT) November 20, 2018

Congrats to the city of Whiteville! ICYMI from @AreaDevelopment: BB&T Corporation Expands Operations in Whiteville, North Carolina. #CelebrateRural https://t.co/d7lqDbzKO5

— N.C. Rural Center (@NCRuralCenter) October 29, 2018

ICYMI: We recently made moves to help non-residential customers in the Carolinas add #solarpower to their facilities with little to no upfront investment. https://t.co/4Auu2XnqaP pic.twitter.com/lMToktBmm6

— Duke Energy (@DukeEnergy) November 19, 2018

Excited to be featured in @Vogue’s pajama gift guide! Check out the article and stay comfortable in our Waffle Union Suit: https://t.co/AdQR8sd2vF https://t.co/vTjdDuL6jL

— Hanes (@Hanes) November 16, 2018

Over the past decade, the #healthcare industry has witnessed significant growth and development in the In Vitro Diagnostics space. IQVIA explores all the details in this white paper. https://t.co/wgMfglj9cb pic.twitter.com/ykCLA5P4pc

— IQVIA (@IQVIA_global) November 19, 2018

The #MedTech industry has seen significant growth. Watch this video to see how MedTech’s Concept-to-Market Solutions can help you drive #healthcare forward! https://t.co/bVCAjTKb1B

— IQVIA (@IQVIA_global) November 19, 2018

Prenatal Testing Market 2018 Global and United States Key Players: Agilent Technologies, CombiMatrix, Illumina Inc., LabCorp Of America https://t.co/pJs9BFBUjJ

— LinkeWire News (@linkewire) November 21, 2018

"Mooresville races ahead." Here's my story for @BusinessNC that manages to mention #NASCAR, #Trump, #JohnMack, #SiliconShores and @Lowes in one go. https://t.co/CLAredncY4

— Page Leggett (@PageLeggett) November 2, 2018

Mooresville-based home improvement retailer @Lowes will shut down 20 U.S. stores. None in the Carolinas. All affected locations expected to close by Feb. 1. $LOW https://t.co/hRpGYXQVM7

— The Charlotte Observer (@theobserver) November 5, 2018

From the entire Lowe’s family, thank you for serving!

— Lowe's (@Lowes) November 11, 2018

Ray Dalio boosts U.S. Steel and Nucor holdings, while cutting Cliffs https://t.co/xqYf9oTnZx

— Bloomberg (@business) November 13, 2018

This week, Mighty Earth is at #Greenbuild2018. Construction companies that buy Nucor steel should be pressuring @NucorCorp to adopt 100 percent #cleanenergy electricity. #Greenbuild18 Sign the petition: https://t.co/TFFN8Z3Np2

— Mighty Earth (@StandMighty) November 13, 2018

Member company Nucor is committed to a sustainable model of recycling steel, both reducing emissions and increasing energy efficiency. Learn how: https://t.co/yBjLPZ7KMB pic.twitter.com/VfVdsUgzmk

— SMDISteel (@SMDISteel) November 20, 2018

"According to Nucor Corporation CEO John Ferriola, steel imports are down roughly 11% through the first nine months of 2018. That may not sound like a big change, but for the U.S. steel industry it's huge news." https://t.co/CBefThUBy7 pic.twitter.com/EFWkKpWfg4

— AAM (@KeepitMadeinUSA) November 19, 2018

British American Tobacco has the most at stake. It spent roughly $50 billion three years ago to take full control of Reynolds American and menthols in 2016 represented about half of Reynolds’ $12.5 billion revenue https://t.co/Z5PgeKckAE

— WSJ City (@WSJCity) November 15, 2018

We share @FDATobacco’s concern regarding balancing the importance of encouraging adult smokers to consider potentially reduced risk alternatives to cigarettes – like vapor products – while ensuring that youth do not use them. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/mwIyxhfMuv

— Reynolds American (@RAI_News) November 16, 2018

#Sustainability has been a long-term commitment for the RAI Group. Proud to be part of only tobacco company in the prestigious DJSI World index. https://t.co/zJU0NO0AQV pic.twitter.com/QSalRq81yd

— Reynolds American (@RAI_News) September 19, 2018

Sealed Air Buys AFP

North Carolina-based Sealed Air has acquired AFP Inc., a leading manufacturer of customized packaging materials, in order to better serve its clients in the electronics and transportation industries…. https://t.co/2FloT6qty1

— Bahrns Equipment (@BahrnsEquipment) August 7, 2018

If you missed us at this year's #PACKEXPOInternational, find out what happened at our booth: https://t.co/ymtwdvpe3i pic.twitter.com/SqrQ5AXyXP

— Sealed Air Food Care (@SealedAirFood) October 18, 2018

Is plant-based packaging the answer to a waste-free future? #SEEsustainability https://t.co/A4NnM6Ojly

— Sealed Air (@Sealed_Air) November 15, 2018

Gaston County is trying to lure Charlotte's Sonic Automotive to open a 500-job call center in Lowell, about 18 mi west of uptown $SAH https://t.co/6Qf2nWBAP6

— Katie Peralta (@katieperalta) October 25, 2018

We are proud that our subsidiary @JMAGroup is a great partner of @SonicAutomotive – congratulations on your collaborative success! Read more: https://t.co/eI8Y8T6nWT

— JM Family (@jmfamilynews) November 2, 2018

Hail and hurricanes can take a heavy toll on auto dealers. Tim Hallice shares how Sonic Automotive pulled through both types of storms. #ZurichDelivers

— Zurich (@ZurichNA) November 14, 2018

Study: Cutting social media time can lessen depression and loneliness https://t.co/YU3xi03Y75

— FayettevilleObserver (@fayobserver) November 21, 2018

https://t.co/YHZJppwUFV A special legislative investigative panel wants to know if Gov. Roy Cooper was in line to benefit personally from solar energy companies by creating a $57.8 million “slush fund” paid for by Atlantic Coast Pipeline developers. #ncga #ncgov #ACP

— Carolina Journal (@CarolinaJournal) November 14, 2018

.@danway_carolina reports: The State Health Plan has a $3.3 billion annual budget, though costs exceed state appropriations. It is only 3 percent funded, with $35 billion in unfunded liabilities. https://t.co/IbgswN6QX0 @nctreasurer @seanc2008 @TheFGA #ncga #ncpol #nchealth

— JohnLockeFoundation (@JohnLockeNC) November 16, 2018

The NC ABC Commission is trimming the number of products on store shelves. The little guys will suffer. @stillnbarrel suggests a change in law that could help craft distillers survive @CarolinaJournal #ncpol #craftspirits https://t.co/6WqAMYndAa

— Rick Henderson (@deregulator) November 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/TrueBulllfr/status/1051222549298860039

Could this North Carolina serve as a national model for how to catalyze the #biogas economy?https://t.co/RM2HgCs9DP

— Regenis Digesters (@RegenisAD) October 11, 2018

As another #storm approaches, Eastern #NorthCarolina seems destined by geography, economy and politics to become a battleground in the emerging war over #climatechange https://t.co/cOSdlWhT87 pic.twitter.com/zZfTEWiugV

— SaportaReport (@SaportaReport) October 11, 2018

The wind energy supply chain is benefiting the economy in areas without wind farms! Learn about how worldwide leader SAERTEX, a SEWC Board member, is producing non-crimp fabrics in Huntersville, North Carolina and creating local jobs and opportunities. https://t.co/ncDkrayafi

— Southeastern Wind Coalition (@SEWindCo) October 12, 2018

#ThankAFarmer SACE wants to thank farmers for their contributions to #cleanenergy economy. See recent visit to Southeast's first coastal #wind farm to see how farmers are benefitting from #windenergy while producing homegrown, affordable clean energy. https://t.co/AF5upr4ibw

— Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (@cleanenergyorg) October 12, 2018

Missing the old days where you could say Hunger Games was filmed near your house?

So does the NC economy. @macy.xx absolutely killed this story on film incentives in the state.https://t.co/mIlP3QwHud

— Molly Looman (@mollylooman) October 9, 2018

Episode 316 – Growth Expert Meridith Elliott Powell -Winning in the trust and value economy. #growth #entrepreneur #solopreneur #success #Business #northcarolina @meridithpowell https://t.co/qCLUw6k4QO #entrepreneur #solopreneur #biztips

— Cool Things Podcast (@CoolPodcast) October 12, 2018

At the 18th edition of the North Carolina Digital Government Summit, @NC_Governor Roy Cooper revealed a new partnership with #NGA and discussed the importance of broadband access: https://t.co/o4gkRXMR0m #CyberGovernor #WeTheStates

— NGA (@NatlGovsAssoc) August 31, 2018

Kudos to our friend @BenBrownMedia and the team at the North Carolina League of Municipalities for their insightful podcast on the intersection of drones, local government and public needs in Holly Springs, NC. Give it a listen here! https://t.co/QQoEVPIxIO

— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) September 19, 2018

A study from an American Indian reservation in North Carolina shows cash transfers help children in the poorest families become voters as adults https://t.co/v8e8fxL5Q3

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) October 30, 2018

If school reformers want to increase access to higher education, they should follow these four lessons from efforts in New York and North Carolina: https://t.co/hUiH6CwQ7u

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 16, 2018

A study of children in North Carolina revealed a positive correlation between increased family income and improvements in childhood behavioral disordershttps://t.co/5rUZ8D53cd

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) December 22, 2017

What we can learn about success of public-private partnerships from North Carolina & Ohio: http://t.co/X6nRpYlSAg pic.twitter.com/iX5q60ITiT

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) July 1, 2015

How Obamacare impacted healthcare marketplaces in Florida, California, Michigan, North Carolina, and Texashttps://t.co/h5mUVzpNrx pic.twitter.com/3fB2nfjT5Z

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) February 13, 2017

In Durham, North Carolina, abandoned factories are becoming tech hubs and microbreweries. But building a shared commitment to its most vulnerable citizens could be a trickier feat of redevelopment. https://t.co/dOkr1Kassf

— CityLab (@CityLab) October 23, 2018

"It's some people's worst nightmare—seeing immigration officers patrolling after they've just come out of a storm," says Laura Garduño-Garcia of Siembra North Carolina. https://t.co/KWLcwExs4f

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 21, 2018

In south-eastern North Carolina, which faced the heaviest rainfall from #HurricaneFlorence, huge swaths of Interstate 40 have transformed into a miles-long waterway. https://t.co/fXAiRQ5kBp

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 18, 2018

The Union of Concerned Scientists has questioned whether two nuclear power plants, in North Carolina and Virginia, are ready for a megastorm. https://t.co/B7pI9UIsSq

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 14, 2018

Widespread poverty, lack of transportation resources, and poor internet service could complicate emergency response in rural North Carolina. @mslaurabliss reports: https://t.co/22Xfrgj2bI #HurricaneFlorence pic.twitter.com/1IfWusldMN

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 13, 2018

Why do some revamped areas remain barren after so much thought and money are put into redesigning them? A case study in Charlotte, North Carolina, offers clues: https://t.co/AuZxFkyckK

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 7, 2018

The city of Durham, North Carolina is hoping to get #commuters out of their cars and onto public #transportation with a little help from the “nudge” theory of behavioral science. This @CityLab article discusses the city’s tactics and goals: https://t.co/VhUpZWyJOG pic.twitter.com/cn2RxNLFqb

— Keolis North America (@KeolisNA) November 14, 2018

The city of Charlotte, North Carolina, has spent $124 million to build affordable housing in the last 16 years, but the city’s most poor still struggle to find safe and affordable housing. https://t.co/X9ls3lMb7y

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) October 24, 2018

North Carolina is one of the most dangerous states for cyclists. https://t.co/B0GYmZt1Ew

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) August 2, 2018

Despite the economic fallout of North Carolina’s so-called “bathroom bill,” 11 states followed suit. https://t.co/Hdd6y3BgZB

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) February 27, 2017

Apple received $321M in subsidies to build a $1B North Carolina data center that permanently employs just 50 people. https://t.co/dWquOrCm6h

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) October 12, 2016

Check out @snohetta's design for the James B. Hunt Library in North Carolina State University. http://t.co/bpEWrg9Mwi

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) August 7, 2014

Residents in Asheville, North Carolina organize a 5K gerrymander run to show district boundaries https://t.co/plwCntSHXy @NextCityOrg

— Keystone Crossroads (@PaCrossroads) October 31, 2017

Seqirus to double its manufacturing capacity of its cell-based influenza vaccine and add employees with a $140M expansion of its Holly Springs, NC plant. @ToHollySprings #TransformNC https://t.co/lG26GXudeg pic.twitter.com/Kkt8M07IAo

— NC Biotechnology Ctr (@ncbiotech) November 19, 2018

Guess who is buying more #biogas in NC – yep, that @Dukeenergy; #RNG #biomass #sustainability #ncga @ncpork https://t.co/haexa6Tw88 via @CBJnewsroom

— Randy Wheeless (@DE_RandyW) October 18, 2018

Compared to the swine industry, converting poultry waste into renewable energy in North Carolina has generated little synergy or enthusiasm. https://t.co/gxEWuReXjL

— SoutheastEnergyNews (@SEenergynews) November 13, 2018

#NorthCarolina innovators are solving the world’s most critical #SmartCities problems – from the water we drink, to how we power our homes and businesses, to how we get to work. What will we think of next? https://t.co/REAANskZmN #SCEWC18 #boothD491 #SmartCitiesNC

— Research Triangle Cleantech Cluster (@tricleantech) November 15, 2018

Our Fellows use inquiry-based teaching in #STEM classrooms are serve as mentors for new teachers. Will continuing a cycle of knowledge and hands-on education unlock student academic achievement? @100Kin10 thinks so in @Forbes. https://t.co/O13hxCZHGo pic.twitter.com/HgcfLc441f

— Kenan Fellows (@kenanfellows) October 25, 2018

Via @WRAL: Cooper eager to work with 'balanced' legislature https://t.co/wcoOKllaIl

— Duke State Relations (@DukeStateGovRel) November 9, 2018

Filmed in front of a live studio audience in Raleigh, North Carolina. I present to you Family Matters. Enjoy! #TakeWarning @NHLCanes @CanesOnFSCR @TweetsByDanno @BLoafX pic.twitter.com/uMmBlyMAQU

— Hurricanes Stats™ (@NHLCanesStats) October 12, 2018

#CrabtreeFalls #waterfall #LittleSwitzerland #NorthCarolina
The video doesn't do the justice on how magnificent these falls really are… #exploreNC #NCoutdoors #BlueRidgeParkway pic.twitter.com/0SmolIhvnH

— Ryan inNC (@Ryan_inNC) October 14, 2018

A hurricane slammed through North Carolina's factory farms. So we went for a visit. pic.twitter.com/uW0ZJuMHaj

— Mercy For Animals (@MercyForAnimals) October 15, 2018

"Failing to expand Medicaid carries a HUGE cost to North Carolina – both in the health of our citizens and to the state’s economy. Every month the toll increases." #ncpol https://t.co/BOjQKK9dHY

— Real Facts NC (@RealFactsNC) October 8, 2018

#SolidarityEconomics https://t.co/qulUHQX4uz https://t.co/qulUHQX4uz

— IWW EUC (@IWWEUC) October 6, 2018

A7: Our poverty rate is nearly 20% but our unemployment rate is 3.7%. People are working but many of the jobs aren’t #goodjobs. They aren’t jobs that build opportunities, dignity and livelihoods 4 families. #UpChat #CommunitiesThriveChallenge @facingsouth https://t.co/k6KSxS5Cmd

— Industrial Commons (@IndustCommons) October 11, 2018

One of the closest examples of a true UBI experiment in the US occurred accidentally and started in 1997 in North Carolina when the Cherokee nation began providing dividends to families years into a study of child poverty. The results?

TRANSFORMED LIVES.https://t.co/9P9aZCNWx7 pic.twitter.com/aMvbL4qAWk

— Scott Santens (@scottsantens) October 11, 2018

https://twitter.com/danhomick/status/1050816195342028801

I believe that money went to ICE. Oh, and the tax break to the rich. More of your money now goes directly to the rich and bypasses all economy-driving consumers. Won't the post-Trump years be just great? https://t.co/xmhC1c9Pn6

— Joel Frese (@joelfrese) October 15, 2018

The most interesting text messages between T.J. Gassnola and Bill Self shared in federal court today were the ones that brought Duke, North Carolina and Kentucky into the conversation in an attempt to show how college basketball recruiting “works.”
COLUMN:https://t.co/dI8oaB1S4W

— Gary Parrish (@GaryParrishCBS) October 15, 2018

In North Carolina, a U.S. attorney and ICE issued subpoenas last month demanding that virtually all voting records in 44 counties be turned over to immigration authorities within weeks — a move delayed after objections from state election officials. https://t.co/tiD2ZDLmys

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 15, 2018

A brief, context-free history of North Carolina's congressional districts pic.twitter.com/q4UHhN933t

— Christopher Walker (@EnDimensions) October 11, 2018

As a heads up, 3Q fundraising numbers are going to start to populate our model over the next few days. In a few races, the numbers are already in. "Fundamentals" forecasts may change slightly as a result. https://t.co/VPH1CMw8Ok

— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) October 15, 2018

North Carolina has seen two 500-year storms in the last two years. Let’s face facts: climate chaos IS REAL. Now, let’s work together it fixing it. #TodaysClimateFact https://t.co/PXhH7XHsFj

— Senator Jeff Merkley (@SenJeffMerkley) October 12, 2018

In a major report in July, we found that voter purges increased significantly in the 2016 election cycle. Now, new Brennan Center numbers from three states offer cause for alarm about 2018, too. #ProtectTheVote https://t.co/RmgaH6HNIX

— Brennan Center (@BrennanCenter) October 15, 2018

https://twitter.com/EricTrump/status/1050716169479569408

28 counties in North Carolina impacted by Hurricane Florence have until 10/15 to register to vote online/by mail.

Check if this applies to you: https://t.co/IeX1riPwQf

*You can still register to vote in person until 11/3 in NC! pic.twitter.com/twDVgAs1Mm

— March For Our Lives (@AMarch4OurLives) October 12, 2018

We need VoterID! share my video please. “The Real Racists are those who think @usminority minorities are incapable to get and ID” https://t.co/36oyp0BHUC

— Steve A. Von Loor (@steveavonloor) October 14, 2018

As an American citizen and a constituent of the 4th Congressional District in North Carolina. I would like to get more information about this SCANDAL.
Link below.
.@RepDavidEPrice your final answer?https://t.co/R2CfhqSBgG pic.twitter.com/5z8CbzerhR

— Steve A. Von Loor (@steveavonloor) October 10, 2018

“At issue in the state and across the country is not only getting out the vote, but also who gets to vote, and how gerrymandering affects the fairness of the vote.” — @rollcall https://t.co/wEr1LTpWtc

— NDRC (@DemRedistrict) October 11, 2018

A free society has elections where voters make choices. Cheating to win, which is what we are seeing in North Dakota and Georgia, Texas and North Carolina, is an outrageous breach of the values of a free society. Aided and abetted by John Roberts and his Supreme Court.

— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) October 16, 2018

North Carolina Vol.6 (Wake Forest & Duke)

Will you see @WakeFB and @WakeForestBiz finance grad John Wolford in Thursday's game? Could be. https://t.co/yR3tbiNo5v #GoDeacs

— Wake Forest Biz (@WakeForestBiz) August 28, 2018

Prof. Sidney Shapiro quoted in @BloombergBNA article on National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)'s new 'Joint Employment’ rule and its standing in court. Read more at https://t.co/R3YFq3oPAC pic.twitter.com/OPq3dq7Z4H

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 17, 2018

"It's no longer a police officer's word against a suspect that they have stopped for a possible crime," says #WFULaw @ProfKamiChavis, "because you have these real-time depictions of these encounters." Read the full story @azcentral https://t.co/j1iEHdOlI1 pic.twitter.com/zjJPf94Emh

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 14, 2018

Judges should be required to explicitly analyze how detention would harm the personal family or economic circumstances of defendants, according to @ProfRGold in @TheCrimeReport's article on his article, "Jail as Injunction." https://t.co/1eNE1TeuVS pic.twitter.com/KeBF40CWgX

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 14, 2018

Prof. Andrew Verstein authors @CLSBlueSkyBlog article, "Insider Trading: Are Insolvent Firms Different?" Read it at https://t.co/v7EJWj6tK3 pic.twitter.com/S47xMnWhov

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 8, 2018

#Hurricane damage in the form of catastrophic breaches and spills from #NC hog farm manure “lagoons" expose inequalities, but civil courts may be the great equalizer, according to Prof. Sidney Shapiro and Martha McCluskey in their @theHill op-ed article. https://t.co/NaZj9yG9qL pic.twitter.com/AN0kc8ClJJ

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 7, 2018

Recent lawsuits could pioneer reform in the gig economy, according to Nathaniel Reiff (JD '20) in his @WFULawJBIPL article. Read it at https://t.co/CTJYjkKdZ7 pic.twitter.com/x3bvmiQ0vn

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 7, 2018

It’s unusual for states to fine insurers over network adequacy issues, said #WFULaw Prof. Mark Hall in @FierceHealth article on Texas fines to Humana. Read the article at https://t.co/Hs0YDG2tJs. pic.twitter.com/N0EhVhxjtb

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 6, 2018

Regenerative Medicine and the Right to Try, an article co-written by @ProfCoughlin was featured in @TheRegReview's article on the right to pursue regenerative medicine. Read the article at https://t.co/qRh9tMnlTU pic.twitter.com/j8BkNAwTWY

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 5, 2018

Amber Razzano authors @WFULawJBIPL article, "Uber Trucks Towards IPO." Read it at https://t.co/TdyQNRsK4p pic.twitter.com/rBPnIMpX8M

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 4, 2018

Prof. @MarkRabil03 to present oral arguments to the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on behalf of John Robert Hayes. Prof. Rabil is the director of the #WFULaw Innocence & Justice clinic (@WakeInnocence). Read more on the case at https://t.co/hHbUrTWD7L pic.twitter.com/JqXPLu9lGh

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 3, 2018

Nathaniel Reiff (JD '20) authors @WFULawJBIPL article, "The European Union’s Animosity Toward #Google." Read it at https://t.co/gYLRF91pkC pic.twitter.com/wpmxLHK7d4

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 2, 2018

What's lurking in N.C. floodwaters? Dead hogs and chickens, according to #WFULaw's @ProfZboreak in @vicenews's coverage of the aftermath of #HurricaneFlorence. Read more at https://t.co/AJ2VInTCfr pic.twitter.com/kvrNbaAYYo

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 2, 2018

Prof. Andrew Verstein co-authors @CLSBlueSkyBlog article on the distinction between business entities and security interests. Read his article at https://t.co/YuvPKccqYl pic.twitter.com/h0Z22xVAZ5

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 2, 2018

Discover how jury selection is a political issue. The Jury Sunshine Project is an analysis of jury selection data by #WFULaw professors Ron Wright (@wrightrf), Gregory Parks (@BlackJDPhD), and Kami Chavis (@ProfKamiChavis). https://t.co/ZJtO6hpPu3 pic.twitter.com/3LYyyDYDow

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 1, 2018

@WFULawSchool Professor Rebecca Morrow (@ProfRMorrow) explains why the IRS should "stop allowing employers to fully immediately deduct the compensation they pay to employees subject to noncompetes" in her Article, "Noncompetes as Tax Evasion."https://t.co/bTXsJ3v2Ip

— Wᴀsʜ. U. L. Rᴇᴠ. (@WashULRev) November 6, 2018

As a matter of international human rights law, the situation is simple: the "wealth" of indigenous lands belongs to indigenous peoples, and it can't be exploited without their free, prior, and informed consent. Period. https://t.co/FtZehxzuAH

— John H Knox (@JohnHKnox) November 10, 2018

Duke research supported by @ENERGY: The best promoters of an unusual behavior that benefits society are the people who have already invested in doing it themselves. @DukeFuqua https://t.co/fF0mjSWppg pic.twitter.com/iOKtyAf5aw

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 14, 2018

Senator Rand Paul at Duke: how Libertarian philosophy can connect divided partisans. @PolisAtDuke https://t.co/WdrKZDjFt2 pic.twitter.com/CzQS0P5Nwc

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 12, 2018

.@DukeHistoryDept Professor Adriane Lentz-Smith explains how WWI was a seminal moment in American civil rights history. #Armistice100 https://t.co/mArAMUTC0q pic.twitter.com/oW45rehRPZ

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 9, 2018

Duke University’s @advncdhindsight worked with @durhamnc city officials to shape programs to incentivize drivers to find alternate transportation. https://t.co/0LZp8M1wdv

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 7, 2018

"As states take up the slack in environmental policymaking, it makes sense that environmental groups would pay more attention to what happens in state elections," says @DukeEnvironment 's Megan Mullin. Read more: https://t.co/VJczVhbnx2

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 5, 2018

.@wunc's @state_of_things interviews @dukeenvironment professor Avner Vengosh and Drs. Julia Kravchenko and Kim Lyerly, professors in @DukeSurgery, on the link between coal ash and human health. https://t.co/393rufqGIm pic.twitter.com/7EMvyegbgW

— Duke University (@DukeU) October 29, 2018

Work on Duke's next major utility project began this week. Once completed, the university expects to save around $50,000 annually on electricity due to more efficient pumping of chilled water and a reduction in system pressure. https://t.co/FRIMlKd1ic pic.twitter.com/PEqjwGTi97

— Duke University (@DukeU) October 23, 2018

Time Lapse Video: @TheDukeForest set up a camera to monitor and capture the deluge at New Hope Creek during #Florence. Watch: https://t.co/eyYb6RpMUk @NichInstitute pic.twitter.com/Um4M7wHJpi

— Working@Duke (@WorkingatDuke) September 19, 2018

We're partnering with @DukeEnvironment , @FAO, and @WorldFishCenter to help policymakers better understand the role of small-scale fisheries in feeding the world https://t.co/rla3vmFShU #foodsecurity #nutrition

— Nicholas Institute (@NichInstitute) November 14, 2018

Game of Drones: @DukeELPC students partnered with @MarineUAS to take on legal questions stemming from the use of drones in marine science and conservation https://t.co/gXZ489Qc2P pic.twitter.com/0pqfWqz5ag

— Duke Environment (@DukeEnvironment) November 16, 2018

Rubenstein Fellow Robert Bonnie helps @AmericanForests explain why the recent California fires illustrate the urgent need for more active forest management to counteract climate change https://t.co/gucdNy05BO pic.twitter.com/5mXyfZPEyt

— Duke Environment (@DukeEnvironment) November 15, 2018

The @NewYorker interviewed John Poulsen to explain why forest elephants of the Central African Republic are in peril https://t.co/sJ8m9TiVeZ

— Duke Environment (@DukeEnvironment) November 14, 2018

David Gill on the importance of evidence in environmental conservation https://t.co/4nRt9MVuuF pic.twitter.com/YsdO6Ri1gE

— Duke Environment (@DukeEnvironment) November 13, 2018

The technologies Duke is developing to handle human waste might also be applied to giant #CAFO livestock operations. @DukeEngineering #Toiletofthefuture https://t.co/gntsouwZvr pic.twitter.com/jQOU6FGTzm

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) November 9, 2018

Clever! Human urine, plus sand and bacteria makes a new kind of brick at room temperature. https://t.co/jcMJce7VA0

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) October 26, 2018

When it comes to teaching computing, stats prof @minebocek @DukeU says let students eat cake first — you can tell them about all the ingredients later https://t.co/yyRHEqf4GY pic.twitter.com/q6Pz4Cu3fj

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) October 19, 2018

A #drone made of #chocolate? Yeah, that's a thing. https://t.co/DbGWDzp4rz pic.twitter.com/pbX7o64Kro

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) October 19, 2018

NC has become known for its creatively-drawn congressional districts. But that might be about to change. A mathematician @DukeU has come up with a way to quantify just how rigged a map is. And now he’s taking his math to court. https://t.co/y2YfArlUUr @jcmattingly pic.twitter.com/67AexoEaJO

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) October 30, 2018

Watch: William Kraus, MD, Discusses New Physical Activity Guidelines @DukeOrtho @DukeCardiology https://t.co/sJ7VZYl9uQ

— Duke Medical School (@DukeMedSchool) November 16, 2018

Read @DCRINews Annual Report from Inspiration to Impact. "The stories featured in this year’s annual report reflect that remarkable quest from inspired ideas to better patient outcomes." – Lesley H. Curtis, PhD, Interim Executive Director https://t.co/bv6jXbH2yg pic.twitter.com/t1QSOlXG9W

— Duke Medical School (@DukeMedSchool) November 16, 2018

Duke Researchers Identify How Allergic Shock Occurs So Quickly. Describe previously unknown mechanism in which newly identified immune cell mines blood vessels for allergens & utilizes unusual mechanism for delivering blood-borne allergens to mast cells. https://t.co/Rrtw2kVliP pic.twitter.com/OjI0LUqERD

— Duke Medical School (@DukeMedSchool) November 9, 2018

Uncommon Approach to Infant’s Open Heart Surgery | Duke Clinical Practice Today #AVSD https://t.co/VfwdJfYNbY pic.twitter.com/bh8UfCGiER

— Duke Surgery (@DukeSurgery) November 7, 2018

Today’s Roundup: sudden elephants discomfit #AI; learning from error; #Ebola outbreak may be uncontainable; test-driving new canonical p-value; @Atul_Gawande on why docs hate #EHRs; scant evidence for sodium restriction in #heartfailure; more: https://t.co/8YIjGCLpfY @DCRINews pic.twitter.com/zm7f437yOf

— Duke Forge (@DukeForge) November 7, 2018

ICYMI: @DukeForge Wednesday Roundup: #Ebola randomized clinical trial set to begin; #deeplearning applied to early #Alzheimer diagnosis; concussion & suicide risk; stats theorem explained w/ rabbits; using #fMRI to peer at placebo effect; & more. https://t.co/13XSdODKGC pic.twitter.com/Xoa8yEt83c

— DCRI News (@DCRINews) November 15, 2018

ICYMI: @DukeForge roundup / #contentcuration: QR codes for bees; scouring stupidity from #EHRs; cold water for #AI hype; markets making #opioids cheaper, naloxone pricier; communicating #heartdisease risk; & more: @AnnMarieNavar @califf001 https://t.co/583WBBugzI pic.twitter.com/shBAK8nEZc

— DCRI News (@DCRINews) November 13, 2018

The question. Are some tumors 'born to be bad' & predestined to invade and metastasize? Find out @NIH study with @mdryser and team. https://t.co/GzVBX8XCeh @NIHDirector pic.twitter.com/0yCWclhgWJ

— Duke Department of Population Health Sciences (@duke_pophealth) August 20, 2018

We're using 'omics to create new tools that health care providers can use to provide the right dose of the right drug to the right individual. Learn more: https://t.co/GnOIbRRRan #pharmacogenomics #PGx pic.twitter.com/KnNo1fw3ld

— DukeCAGPM (@DukeCAGPM) November 13, 2018

A @Health_Affairs Blog from myself, my colleagues at @dukemargolis and @LeavittPartners (@DavidMuhlestein) examining new 2017 data on #Medicare #AccountableCare (#MSSP #ACO/#ACOs). Look at the increase in shared and net savings over time below! https://t.co/bnRBuC5N4P pic.twitter.com/TJbmYnM2Fx

— Will Bleser (@WillBleser) September 20, 2018

Check out the @UMR4NIH Amazing Things podcast, featuring a discussion with @NIHDirector Francis Collins about the "All of Us" Research program, @NIH’s work combating the #opioidcrisis, and more! #research https://t.co/uATFhozf51

— Duke Govt Relations (@DukeGovRel) October 19, 2018

What’s a rule-following #autonomousvehicle to do when the rules are unclear or nonexistent? https://t.co/lEvAe0RfKw

— Duke Science&Society (@DukeSci_Soc) November 9, 2018

Wellcome Trust and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation endorse European #openaccess planhttps://t.co/mnVK3jhNZt

— Duke Science&Society (@DukeSci_Soc) November 5, 2018

Whether you crave or can't stand coffee may be influenced by your genetic sensitivity to caffeine.https://t.co/AcbntIzKeq

— Duke Science&Society (@DukeSci_Soc) November 4, 2018

What ethical issues will arise as sex #robots become more advanced?https://t.co/AaxsIOeLTB

— Duke Science&Society (@DukeSci_Soc) November 4, 2018

Without a statewide senatorial or governor's race, NC is among 18 states outpacing 2014 early ballot counts.@DukeU & @DukeStudents are part of this incredible wave of voter turnout.
Early voting ends Nov. 3. Let's keep voting & making our voices heard.https://t.co/a8eMW3lynV

— POLIS (pä-ləs) (@PolisAtDuke) November 2, 2018

"The path to victory in 2020 is to reconstruct the tripartite axis of American Progressivism." – Thomas Spragens @dukeu https://t.co/ilrga2EKlX

— Duke PoliSci (@DukePoliSci) November 16, 2018

"Trump’s potential proposal to end birthright citizenship is perfectly consistent with an identity politics centered on white grievances." – Ashley Jardina https://t.co/pJ1aE6TT5z

— Duke PoliSci (@DukePoliSci) November 12, 2018

"Though there is some overlap, concern over white identity is distinct from racial animus, notes Ashley Jardina of Duke University, … Ms Jardina’s data show that whites can be concerned about their status without harbouring much hostility against non-whites."@DukeU https://t.co/TO0rGYUBGP

— Duke PoliSci (@DukePoliSci) November 1, 2018

Flooding in Cedar Rapids, #Iowa, was considered one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history. But 10 years later, it also offers some important lessons for hurricane recovery.#HurricaneMichael https://t.co/JNKINzeU1N

— SanfordPublicPolicy (@DukeSanford) October 12, 2018

New research from professor @J_C_Suarez, @DukeFuqua, and @HarvardHBS shows that corporate tax cuts may have something to do with the increase in income equality. https://t.co/koVkAemh6V pic.twitter.com/JNIzCLw0tc

— Duke Economics (@DukeEcon) November 14, 2018

Professor @danariely discusses people's 'predictable irrationality' and how it affects business. https://t.co/lkfye5bMFg pic.twitter.com/Lqm3BLSXOi

— Duke Economics (@DukeEcon) October 12, 2018

A new study by Professor Emma Rasiel shows that law schools have cut class sizes and offered tuition discounts that lowered the average inflation-adjusted cost of a law degree by 6 percent. https://t.co/DkzgQn3xyv pic.twitter.com/w8U6i58VDy

— Duke Economics (@DukeEcon) October 10, 2018

Professor Timur Kiran comments on the recent vow by Turkey's Erdogan to continue purchasing Iranian natural gas despite sanctions imposed by the United States https://t.co/A7TIWBQNeX pic.twitter.com/8ExdeFQhtW

— Duke Economics (@DukeEcon) October 1, 2018

Prof. Longest says Smithfield Farms must do more than just cover hog waste ponds with plastic to contain odor and prevent water pollution https://t.co/PMRA6iC76F

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) October 30, 2018

Prof. Longest on recent N.C. coal ash spills: “The failure on coal ash ponds was bipartisan and long standing.” https://t.co/aqMVoZMbnz

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) October 17, 2018

Duke Prof. Drew Shindell, co-author on a UN climate change report, says fighting climate change is good for the economy: https://t.co/JQ2xE3yC6c

— The (Duke) Chronicle (@DukeChronicle) October 24, 2018

North Carolina Vol.5 (UNC at Charlotte/Greensboro, North Carolina State University, et al.)

The stakes were higher than a midterm grade for @ArtsUNCC students commissioned to create murals that are leaving a mark on our city.

See how their work honors the culture of a century-old #CLT neighborhood ➡️ https://t.co/UMYbDvqofT pic.twitter.com/QwniJUsEXI

— UNC Charlotte (@unccharlotte) November 1, 2018

The toll of Hurricane Maria on Puerto Rico's children – in @CNN report Prof. Ryan Kilmer @UNCCPsychology considers disasters' lingering impact. @jdsutter @cristianmarroyo @MadeleineStix @akesslerdc @MikeNedelman https://t.co/jW37s3UJNy Image credit: CNN pic.twitter.com/ITOVSEoCbo

— UNC Charlotte CLAS (@UNCC_CLAS) September 19, 2018

TED Fellow and #BelkCollege alumna @DNewmanSalvador '13 Economics is featured today on the TED home page! Watch her TED Talk & learn how she is reshaping the way we use and engage with energy: https://t.co/Bs2mCgKKr6

— Belk College (@UNCCbelkcollege) October 2, 2018

Announcing the newest issue of Belk College Connects, now available online: https://t.co/jZjEnxpuYU
Thank you to all our students, alumni, faculty and staff for supporting Belk College! #business #success pic.twitter.com/Y4EjLfBzV9

— Belk College (@UNCCbelkcollege) September 24, 2018

Using #PSIDdata and Swedish administrative data, Kelly Vosters of @BelkCollege @unccharlotte looks at a cross-national view of the #Intergenerational transmission of Socioeconomic Status.@voxeu Coverage: https://t.co/oQajthlt27 @EJ_RES Paper: https://t.co/hDrYLXtEoL pic.twitter.com/XU2B5ct2T9

— PSID (@umpsid) October 16, 2018

Artists Advance Civic Engagement in St. Louis https://t.co/UniYgUOZxg via @npquarterly

— UNC Charlotte CoA+A (@ArtsUNCC) October 23, 2018

The Center for Freeform Optics (CeFO), a collaborative research effort between the University of Rochester and UNC Charlotte, was recently awarded a second five years… https://t.co/rFyFQ6PbkN

— Lee College of ENGR (@UNCCEngr) October 22, 2018

Mechanical Engineering Ph.D. student Herminso Villarraga Gómez’s research about the use of X-ray CAT scans in measuring complex parts is feature in an article at https://t.co/WcpSkoLD8X. https://t.co/2TEnyNtNmo

— Lee College of ENGR (@UNCCEngr) October 11, 2018

Check out this story about @uncccharlotte alum and NC Boxing Hall of Famer, Calvin Brock. In 2006, he recorded the KO of the Year according to @ringmagazine, but now he takes his biggest swings in the boardroom. https://t.co/JUvVNTe8Ye @UNCCbelkcollege

— ComputingUNCC (@UNCC_CCI) November 15, 2018

Check out a fresh article about our very own political spark @mhadzikadic from @_EmergingEurope magazine. https://t.co/Y4SQM4nIhI @UNCC_CCI

— ComputingUNCC (@UNCC_CCI) November 14, 2018

What Tools Do Elite Data Scientists Use? https://t.co/tppVIEfzpA

— UNC Charlotte DSI (@UNCC_DSI) November 2, 2018

Top 7 Big Data Analytics Trends For 2019 https://t.co/2RncmeIETD

— UNC Charlotte DSI (@UNCC_DSI) November 2, 2018

AI Weekly: Building AI-first companies requires more than hiring data scientists https://t.co/N94Scjw9X1

— UNC Charlotte DSI (@UNCC_DSI) November 2, 2018

The Impact of Machine Learning on Healthcare https://t.co/zbUXpGLla3

— UNC Charlotte DSI (@UNCC_DSI) November 2, 2018

Why Data Scientists Love the Law of Supply and Demand https://t.co/8j0QdCBdDg

— UNC Charlotte DSI (@UNCC_DSI) November 2, 2018

Report: Charlotte tops nation, Triangle as No. 1 'Tech Town'https://t.co/X0fzTweCCO

— UNC Charlotte DSI (@UNCC_DSI) November 2, 2018

The Privacy Battle to Save Google From Itself https://t.co/rdeE7VF61Y

— UNC Charlotte DSI (@UNCC_DSI) November 1, 2018

4 imperatives for making business intelligence workhttps://t.co/shl10kySqJ

— UNC Charlotte DSI (@UNCC_DSI) November 1, 2018

What the heck is machine learning, and why is it everywhere these days? https://t.co/vGKRrZPuqu

— UNC Charlotte DSI (@UNCC_DSI) November 1, 2018

What better way to start your Monday than some banana facts? We try our best to compost this common snack, but here are a few other cool uses for bananas! https://t.co/LPqiVyQi6U

— UNC Charlotte Recycling (@unccrecycles) October 29, 2018

Info on what to do with debris and recycling after Florence. https://t.co/gsss07y1PU

— UNC Charlotte Recycling (@unccrecycles) September 18, 2018

The cost of housing is going through the roof Mecklenburg County, and so are eviction rates according to a @unccui study. Herb White reports details and what it means. https://t.co/5YVNFpnA53 pic.twitter.com/J6IkHnlZ2j

— The Charlotte Post (@thecharpost) September 27, 2018

Today is election day! Have you voted yet? Check out the Quality of Life Explorer to see what voter participation looked like in your neighborhood in previous elections. https://t.co/eHc0fgWHYD pic.twitter.com/hpbLu6mNDd

— UNCC Urban Institute (@unccui) November 6, 2018

We are excited to share that our research team at the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute is partnering with w/ @FFTC_RCCL, Harvard's @OppInsights, @RichardvReeves, and @OpportunityCLT to address economic opportunity in CharMeckhttps://t.co/K51gTdeXco

— UNCC Urban Institute (@unccui) October 2, 2018

Thinking about ways to ease urban flooding? #Florence Consider some creative solutions: urban parks designed to store runoff. https://t.co/twey9r6clB pic.twitter.com/l2fEJoyosR

— UNCC Urban Institute (@unccui) September 18, 2018

Researchers find so-called "#AffordableHousing" in #CLT went awry for residents due to slack approval process. @GeoEarthUNCC #cltcc #planning https://t.co/G9iyc61JCH pic.twitter.com/1Zc4E513a3

— UNCC Urban Institute (@unccui) August 15, 2018

Research is showing Uber and Lyft increase urban congestion. What should cities like #CLT Charlotte do? A @GeoEarthUNCC planning prof has thoughts. #transit #Walkability #bicycles https://t.co/Z30nxJs8Fz #cltcc @CATSRideTransit

— UNCC Urban Institute (@unccui) August 7, 2018

Fighting invasive plant species is a never-ending war. Here's one man who's (almost) winning that war and how he's doing that. #invasivespecies https://t.co/zjQZRjPBmb pic.twitter.com/6pKEiGHuoa

— UNCC Urban Institute (@unccui) July 23, 2018

Do you know or work with student-athletes? Drs. Jeff Milroy & David Wyrick in @UNCG_PHE have produced important @NCAA-funded research concerning sport-related concussions.

Read what they learned and what they plan to study next: https://t.co/UtVDanrebl #UNCGresearch #CTEResearch pic.twitter.com/6PkfwPGdPL

— UNC Greensboro (@UNCG) October 24, 2018

It's great to see @UNCGalumni providing opportunity and impact in their communities. Kathryn Hubert of @ChezGenese, plans to fill at least half of her job positions with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Via @RelishNOW: https://t.co/hi12FRjWg9 #UNCGAlumni

— UNCG News (@UNCGNews) October 31, 2018

We're totally delighted that @WAMSpoon's #DreadDelight exhibition is featured in the arts online magazine @hyperallergic. https://t.co/hZ1ll5CWUn #VisitWAM #UNCGarts #contemporaryart #ArtNews

— UNCG News (@UNCGNews) October 24, 2018

Alan Alda talks the art of communication @UNCG #UNCGWay @UNCGHonors @uncg_chem @UNCG_CAS https://t.co/cs5w35A3Yt

— UNCG-Arts & Sciences (@UNCG_CAS) October 30, 2018

Will be great to welcome a new partner — BESTWAY — to @UNCG Spartan Village … and bring a much needed resource to our students and our neighboring communities! Grand opening festivities on Saturday. Please join us!! #UNCGWay https://t.co/hHghtsfnu0 via @NewsandRecord

— Jeff Shafer (@jeffshaferPR) November 13, 2018

A real "must see" at @uncg @WAMSpoon !! Weatherspoon Art Museum opens new exhibition: 'Dread and Delight: Fairy Tales in an Anxious World' https://t.co/Qn5apulrBA via @NewsandRecord

— Jeff Shafer (@jeffshaferPR) September 4, 2018

Every day I read another story about an @uncg @uncgalumni making a huge impact in our communities… OFTEN about bringing music, arts to life. A bad traffic accident turned her toward creating this unique Charlotte festival https://t.co/7uqp3yjcDs @uncgarts @UNCG_GradSchool

— Jeff Shafer (@jeffshaferPR) June 13, 2018

More BIG news for @uncg #UNCGSchoolofNursing — School gets $700K federal grant as it preps for new facility https://t.co/bVn4G3cZ9o via @triadbizjournal @uncg_gradschool @uncgadmissions @uncgalumni

— Jeff Shafer (@jeffshaferPR) January 10, 2018

Did you see Professor @nircj’s interview in the @WSJ? He provides insight on how blockchain could be used to allow overseas residents to vote in elections.

Read the full article here: https://t.co/cpXwOKGPJT pic.twitter.com/vuoswEsbmY

— Bryan School at UNCG (@BryanSchoolUNCG) September 14, 2018

My #cyberinsurance piece is published worldwide: @ConversationUS , SA’s https://t.co/VVtNJzVUWK, Huston Chronicle, SF Chronicle, GCN, Inverse, seattlepi, Connecticut Post, Plainview Herald, @UNCG, @UNCGResearch, @UNCGChancellor @BryanSchoolUNCG, @UNCGMBA https://t.co/ckTkuRAEfy

— Nir Kshetri (@nircj) October 30, 2018

"Common Cyborg" – A new essay by @UNCG alum Jillian Weise over at @GrantaMag https://t.co/r60zkbAUSQ #cnf @UNCGAlumni @UNCG_ENG @UNCG_CAS @UNCG_GradSchool

— MFA Greensboro (@mfagreensboro) September 24, 2018

Check out this article about the joint @uncg_chem and @bio_uncg talk from Friday, 2 Nov: https://t.co/GChjc4t9QL @UNCG_CAS @UNCG #UNCGWay

— Chem + Biochem UNCG (@uncg_chem) November 5, 2018

Some of Dr. Kasie Raymann's work was featured on NPR: @uncg @UNCG_CAS Good job to her and her co-authors!https://t.co/ji6GgO7MMm

— UNCG Biology (@bio_uncg) September 28, 2018

2017 Senior Research Excellence winner Sat Gupta is an accomplished theoretical researcher & statistical consultant … collaborating with researchers in disciplines as diverse as nutrition, anthropology, economics, public health, psychology & medicine. https://t.co/71kriuHnYj pic.twitter.com/dnsHx3Fskr

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) October 17, 2018

Living in places with limited opportunity for social advancement & limited access to quality medical care contributes to CVD & CVD-related deaths in Latino populations, says Dr. Echeverria at @UNCG. Read her editorial in @American_Heart @JAHA_AHA https://t.co/keszqKizEA

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) October 10, 2018

"RPT guidelines mainly value scholarship that can be counted & assessed within established academic conventions." Dr. Janke of @UNCG_Comm_Eng discusses how traditional metrics can gloss over impact of community-engaged scholarship, in @NatureNews https://t.co/S2rAR6imvy @UNCG

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) October 9, 2018

.@UNCG receives $100k from @ncidea to promote entrepreneurial ambition & economic advancement on campus & across NC. The new program – a collaboration with @NCState @EastCarolina & @unccharlotte – will help move faculty & student innovations to market. https://t.co/w0pCIxu2po pic.twitter.com/pb6WPU7eJG

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) October 9, 2018

With funding from @gatesfoundation sociology prof Kroll-Smith & his colleagues spent 4 yrs studying hurricane recovery in New Orleans. In “Left to Chance,” they focused on 2 mostly African American neighborhoods, one working class, the other middle class. https://t.co/eHXWjvsSHf

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) October 3, 2018

Dr. Bhandari of @bio_uncg is using a novel research model, the medaka fish, to investigate how parental exposure to BPA can cause chemical changes to DNA in offspring & in 3rd or 4th generations – and how that can lead to adult-onset reproductive problems. https://t.co/scvwbzIV6i

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) October 2, 2018

ICYMI: fascinating article by Dr. Boseovski in @UNCG_Psych on how childhood's natural optimism impacts the way kids process information https://t.co/80g3Im250T

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) September 17, 2018

Decreases in Arctic sea ice appear to contribute to increased wildfire activity in the Northwest, according to findings by @GeoUNCG prof and collaborator at @appstate https://t.co/7q7BmMA87y

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) September 17, 2018

.@UNCG – @NASA program studies potential for a Mars garden – awesome @TriadBizJournal story on @UNCG_CAS dean @JZK60 and his fascinating space biology research https://t.co/GDwfO1O5kg

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) September 12, 2018

“We do play a role in our environment’s health,” says @bio_uncg PhD student Austin Gray. “And there are steps we can take to protect it from antibiotic pollution.” https://t.co/eKbwwQhlWm @UNCG @NCSeaGrant

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) September 6, 2018

“Part of being able to teach the history of Christianity starts with scholars doing this type of spade work,” says religious studies prof Krueger. “We’re looking at Christianity differently and trying to tell a broader and more diverse story about it.” https://t.co/wUpfccUVBB pic.twitter.com/yUVo2fQa4S

— UNCG Research (@UNCGResearch) August 30, 2018

Dr. Susan Clark Muntean’s expertise on economic development and local government referenced in a recent news story. https://t.co/JuNbmRlhxc https://t.co/JuNbmRlhxc

— Mgmt & Acct @ UNCA (@mgmt_unca) September 7, 2018

ICYMI: Today's opening ceremony for the sand mandala with the Tibetan monks – they'll be @UncAvl all week for their "Mystical Arts of Tibet" world tour. See the full schedule, including Thursday's concert details, here: https://t.co/0nfLgpsPBc #UncAvl pic.twitter.com/nQKD8chOPF

— UNC Asheville (@UncAvl) October 22, 2018

While we can never thank enough those who truly defined the meaning of #SeahawkStrong, we can shine a spotlight on just a few of the countless Seahawks who selflessly gave their time, energy and heart to be "Hurricane Heroes." pic.twitter.com/Mb8F8Xu4q5

— UNCW (@UNCWilmington) October 26, 2018

Impossible is just an opinion. https://t.co/S7gWsuh0mB #WeAreUNCW pic.twitter.com/HTsqd4UZqd

— UNCW (@UNCWilmington) November 6, 2018

Excellent news from Lumber River Conservancy and UNCP's Biology Department! Thank you @DukeEnergy ! #DEPowerfulCommunities #UNCP #BraveNation https://t.co/Jcw0eGa1iL

— UNC Pembroke (@uncpembroke) November 13, 2018

Relief supplies flown into Pembroke today! Special thanks to National Guard and first responders staying on campus and UNCP Police and Public Safety for the assist! #RobesonCounty #FlorenceNC #BraveNation #UNCP pic.twitter.com/ph4T5230pm

— UNC Pembroke (@uncpembroke) September 19, 2018

#NCStateEngr research finds that ACM's revised code of ethics does not appear to affect the decisions made by software developers: https://t.co/AD99gU23W3 pic.twitter.com/ipqXsWiIe3

— NC State Engineering (@NCStateEngr) October 26, 2018

A helium neon laser, Nikon imaging lenses, Horiba micro-HR motorized monochromator, and a DLP-based arbitrary spectrum generator. These are just some of the optical sensing and spectral measurement tools you will find in the Optical Sensing Lab: https://t.co/Hw3kIOK9RY pic.twitter.com/0LNRKiTS7s

— NC State Engineering (@NCStateEngr) October 23, 2018

#NCStateEngr professor Michael Dickey is working to produce new techniques to control the shape of liquid metals and thereby enable new types of reconfigurable optics, microfluidics, and electronics. #ThinkAndDo https://t.co/NJZ6Vs9bJi

— NC State Engineering (@NCStateEngr) October 16, 2018

A new electric vehicle fast charger developed by #NCStateEngr researchers is at least 10 times smaller than existing systems and wastes 60 percent less power during the charging process, without sacrificing the charging time: https://t.co/PAvJkHmVHK pic.twitter.com/S32dMs5Bo8

— NC State Engineering (@NCStateEngr) October 11, 2018

After Hurricane Florence, experts moved in to assess the damage. #NCStateEngr assistant professor Brina Montoya was one of them: https://t.co/qQvWNsNlG6 pic.twitter.com/9rO3n7DI9T

— NC State Engineering (@NCStateEngr) October 10, 2018

The #NCStateEngr designed Flexcrevator, a pit latrine emptying device, wins first-place in @RELXGroupHQ environmental challenge: https://t.co/uZ2OloyamB pic.twitter.com/cQcqX7riWF

— NC State Engineering (@NCStateEngr) October 8, 2018

Why nuclear engineering at #NCState? Check out this video and see the future through @NCStateNuclear: https://t.co/2gXRzbbZmO pic.twitter.com/jPv23LMSWK

— NC State Engineering (@NCStateEngr) October 3, 2018

Led by #NCState, @FREEDMerc is celebrating 10 years of work changing how we use energy: https://t.co/73v7OqrJBD pic.twitter.com/aGm7ABOSig

— NC State Engineering (@NCStateEngr) October 1, 2018

New tech may make prosthetic hands easier for patients to use https://t.co/7lDRWHy52T via @NCStateEngr @nrel_ncsu_unc pic.twitter.com/4L65JJ9cHW

— CLEAR (@CLEAR_NCSU_UNC) October 23, 2018

We are once again extending the registration deadline to this Friday for our Stewards of the Future Conference with @NCStateEngr! You're invited to an exciting conversation on how #sensors can uncover how plants talk: https://t.co/GH1B7Zqfaq #NCStateStewards pic.twitter.com/rkbyCIJ3pg

— NC State CALS (@NCStateCALS) November 14, 2018

WIN portfolio company @FilterEasy closes $6.9 million round, led by Raleigh's One Better Ventures. https://t.co/uQT5f72gCR #WINPortCo #Startup #Raleigh

— WIN (@ncstatewin) October 30, 2018

.@NCStateAlumni company @FilterEasy continues to raise impressive amounts of capital to jumpstart their future growth. https://t.co/CqnfT1epBr

— NC State Entrepreneurship (@NCStateENT) November 2, 2018

Proud to be part of one of the nation's most high growth entrepreneurship communities. https://t.co/kUxs1chut7

— NC State Entrepreneurship (@NCStateENT) November 18, 2018

A glimpse at the noteworthy innovation coming out of @NCStateTextiles. https://t.co/y6IOMyXByU

— NC State Entrepreneurship (@NCStateENT) October 27, 2018

.@NCState alum Scott Bolin, founder of @TethisInc and CEO of Anavo Technologies, spun out the firm's first company: Next Century Spirits. https://t.co/grItzqrE48

— NC State Entrepreneurship (@NCStateENT) October 22, 2018

What could BEE better than @NCStateAlumni entrepreneur @Leigh_Kathryn's @BeeDowntown partnering with @NCState and @bandwidth to bring 150,000 honey bees to beautiful @CentCampus? https://t.co/dyAOeqOnkf

— NC State Entrepreneurship (@NCStateENT) October 15, 2018

.@NCStateAlumni Tony Pease created an avenue to gamble for good through his venture, @goodbookey. https://t.co/MYcDv07i9I

— NC State Entrepreneurship (@NCStateENT) September 22, 2018

Congratulations to Scott Showalter, Professor of Practice for our Master of #Accounting program, who is introduced in @NCACPA's interim report as their new director. https://t.co/0pFrQXZfBm #CPA pic.twitter.com/J0nqHHyZaq

— NC State Poole College of Management (@ncstatepoolemgt) October 29, 2018

RT @ "Beverly Tyler, @ncstatepoolemgt professor of management, entrepreneurship and innovation, digs into #sustainability in the #wine industry. " https://t.co/ObAyxApIVB @NCStateSustain

— NC State Poole College of Management (@ncstatepoolemgt) October 25, 2018

The real victims of the feud between @POTUS and the press? The American people and democracy, says @Prof_McCall. https://t.co/zJJOXgNqeq

— NCA (@NatComm) February 7, 2017

New legislation from conservative and libertarian orgs aims for broader #freespeech on public college campuses. https://t.co/Farz3U33TN

— NCA (@NatComm) February 2, 2017

10 finalists from 4 @NCState colleges will compete Oct. 30 in the Graduate School's 3 Minute Thesis. Can they describe their research in just three minutes? Come out and vote for the People's Choice winner! https://t.co/dK93VxvDuq #GradPack pic.twitter.com/GxrmvJ76s5

— NC State Grad School (@ncsugradschool) October 3, 2018

https://twitter.com/drinkmati/status/1045426321369845760

What an awesome display of hospitality and collaboration from @ncstatepoolemgt and @UNCWilmington https://t.co/u3hYf97hBk

— Scott Manning (@ScottManning1) October 1, 2018

What can you do with a degree in the humanities and social sciences? Ask Judge Paul Ridgeway, an @NCState alum and the senior resident superior court judge for North Carolina’s 10th judicial district. https://t.co/j6rd2Fp3zv pic.twitter.com/ssZSMRKb58

— NC State Humanities and Social Sciences (@NCStateCHASS) November 8, 2018

History prof. and assistant dean @profblmkelley is an expert on the history of African-American social movements. Learn more about her work in this Q&A from @NCStateAlumni: https://t.co/tHGUopmWNF pic.twitter.com/yALLOM5EhF

— NC State Humanities and Social Sciences (@NCStateCHASS) November 8, 2018

How does political ideology affect charitable giving? @nytimes reports on @NCState research. https://t.co/MUDiuJYwOi @NCStateSPIA @NonprofitsNCSU

— NC State Humanities and Social Sciences (@NCStateCHASS) November 7, 2018

Hear @NCState film studies prof. Marsha Gordon discuss comic and campy horror movies on the latest edition of @wunc's #MoviesOnTheRadio: https://t.co/illRXJa6BA

— NC State Humanities and Social Sciences (@NCStateCHASS) November 2, 2018

Research from our public administration scholars finds that the tool most often used to assess the efficiency of nonprofit organizations isn’t just inaccurate – it can actually be negatively correlated with efficiency: https://t.co/FkCmV4MCe3 pic.twitter.com/APyeCc4Yiz

— NC State Humanities and Social Sciences (@NCStateCHASS) October 11, 2018

.@NCState student Brandy Osborne helped direct emergency communications along North Carolina's coast during Hurricane Florence. See how she's navigated the storm — at work and at home https://t.co/TvRzrjF5CK

📷: @NASA pic.twitter.com/MkOi5HKz3S

— NC State Humanities and Social Sciences (@NCStateCHASS) October 9, 2018

Judging good from bad — new research from @NCStateCHASS offers insight into moral decisions: https://t.co/DbBZqQRfoi pic.twitter.com/tMz4Gf8zsW

— NC State University (@NCState) October 3, 2018

North Carolina Vol.4 (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Physicists, chemists, physician scientists, engineers — this math professor has worked with them all.

His collaboration with colleagues is a testament to his willingness to help others solve problems that will benefit a greater good. ➡️ https://t.co/4JO74xzQDb #CarolinaStories pic.twitter.com/BA8C3fe9J5

— Here at UNC (@HereAtUNC) November 7, 2018

Mary Shelley's ~*~spooky~*~ story "Frankenstein" was featured in a Wilson Library exhibition this spring, researched and developed by Carolina undergrads in an honors English class. Peak behind the curtain to learn about their experience: https://t.co/x0h5OilJGS #CarolinaStories pic.twitter.com/kwL3DgzwV8

— Here at UNC (@HereAtUNC) October 31, 2018

Tamlin Pavelsky and a team of researchers found that the surface area of rivers and streams across the globe is about 45% *greater* than previous studies found. 💦

That data will help scientists around the world — including at NASA: https://t.co/xMxkFicvUO #CarolinaStories pic.twitter.com/dWOSXcPNj4

— Here at UNC (@HereAtUNC) October 2, 2018

https://twitter.com/HereAtUNC/status/1015260221395128320

Some press about yesterday's faculty brainstorming workshops with quotes from FEC member Kelly Giovanello and faculty member Martinette Horner: https://t.co/ViDQH6MsNG

Just a chance for faculty from various points on campus to talk with each other and generate ideas.

— UNC Faculty Gov (@UNCFacGov) October 4, 2018

Luckily, Chapel Hill wasn't in the path of Hurricane Florence, but other parts of the state were affected. How to support the recovery efforts https://t.co/n6jvnFVMyM

— UNC Faculty Gov (@UNCFacGov) September 17, 2018

Spotlight: Cultivating Hope. Samantha held a summer research grant with IAAR in 2017 and we are proud to see how her research has developed. @UNCCURS https://t.co/39bJgJMTVO

— Inst AFAM Research (@iaarunc) November 2, 2018

Dominica is a mountainous island nation that has an extensive history of smallholding, a common pattern of household-based agricultural production. Dominican farmers grow 80% of the fresh food eaten on the island. Learn more about #Dominica here: https://t.co/SiBGFPV3vd pic.twitter.com/e9AnEEBil0

— CURS at UNC (@UNCCURS) November 7, 2018

CURS Faculty Fellows David Salvesen and Todd BenDor write in @Coastal_Review about studying and identifying ways to improve floodplain buyouts in the state. https://t.co/ktuM44teRD pic.twitter.com/aOSDA0iLlX

— CURS at UNC (@UNCCURS) November 5, 2018

What happens when large-scale digital platforms collide with the built? When the production, collection and analysis of big data fundamentally restructures entire markets. Newly funded research by CURS Faculty Fellow Torin Monahan (+ more): https://t.co/DiXhkHJNYh pic.twitter.com/yY2oDLQv4A

— CURS at UNC (@UNCCURS) October 26, 2018

Rebuilding conundrum: After the floods, the answer is unclear. CURS Faculty Fellows James Johnson, David Salvesen and Todd BenDor weigh in. https://t.co/i7aX3ddrxC and https://t.co/JvyoT8e9UV pic.twitter.com/FpC96LMlfk

— CURS at UNC (@UNCCURS) October 9, 2018

CURS Faculty Fellow and @UNC African, African American and diaspora studies professor Kia Lilly Caldwell writes in @ConversationUS about what's driving more black women into politics in Brazil and the United States.https://t.co/iuI3lJwOuZ pic.twitter.com/3P1ceEvpFu

— CURS at UNC (@UNCCURS) October 8, 2018

Why Local Food Pantries Signal Important Truths about the Economy and the Struggles of Low-Income Households – a new brief by CURS Faculty Fellow/@uncsog professor @maureenberner on @SSNScholars. #foodsecurity #poverty https://t.co/sLsvo7DLJd pic.twitter.com/RK7Ik0EW1e

— CURS at UNC (@UNCCURS) September 19, 2018

'No money, no job' Poverty forces people in path of Hurricane Florence to ride out storm: @USATODAY cites @UNCCURS study that found Census tract within Kinston as one of NC’s most distressed rural areas for poverty rate, per capita income, unemployment. https://t.co/IdtqFNaeyt pic.twitter.com/h6kIkHaPfh

— CURS at UNC (@UNCCURS) September 18, 2018

If a plan by local officials succeeds, Lumberton, NC, will be the first town in the state to relocate public housing communities to adapt to flood risk. https://t.co/iDOXvjRVSF #HurricaneFlorence

— Coastal Resilience Center (@CoastalResilCtr) November 7, 2018

From @nytimes: In the Carolinas, one of the fastest growing regions in the country, two devastating hurricanes within two years has left locals grappling with a new reality of extreme storms and flooding. https://t.co/qFweVQr1sA

— Coastal Resilience Center (@CoastalResilCtr) November 1, 2018

Come work for us! Transit analyst position open now to Nov 15. Senior planner and project manager position coming very soon! Please RT. https://t.co/s9RUkyb6w1

— Jarrett Walker (@humantransit) November 5, 2018

Post-Florence: Where do we go from here? @DCRPcarolina 2020 Master's Candidate Emily Paul looks at the effects of #HurricaneFlorence and where we go from here. https://t.co/YS9eYd7qeE #planforall @CPJ_UNC

— Carolina Planning (@DCRPcarolina) November 8, 2018

Busting Stereotypes One Wheel at a Time @CPJ_UNC's Tory Gibler (MCRP Candidate) interviews @OakCityCycling's Athena Wollin – community organizer, advocate & bike mechanic. Trying to bring more spotlight to FTW people on bikes. #planforall @DCRPcarolina https://t.co/SZkfBZO1pa

— Carolina Planning (@DCRPcarolina) November 3, 2018

The EU emergency satellite mapping service @CopernicusEMS is helping out with maps of flooding in eastern NC and SC after Hurricane Florence 🇪🇺🛰️ https://t.co/6CkUIMmgxR

— UNC European Studies (@UNCEurope) September 20, 2018

Check out this amazing @southfoodways video celebrating the work of recently retired @AMST_UNC #AmericanStudies professor, Dr. @ferrismcf. #foodstudies #gdtbath https://t.co/ITDiCMrsEz

— UNC American Studies (@AMST_UNC) October 17, 2018

Amazing research and post from @uncarchives. @unchistory Professor Jim Leloudis and his Fall 2017 History 398 seminar students contributed significantly to the research. https://t.co/zQTeDfZ4Si

— UNC History (@UNChistory) April 24, 2018

ICYMI: A comprehensive new #UNCMJresearch study by @CISLMUNC found more than 1,800 U.S. communities have lost their local newspaper, and hundreds more are at risk of having no local news source.

Learn more about #USNewsDeserts and local media near you ⤵️ https://t.co/T8wPMvknUW

— UNC MJ-school (@UNCMJschool) October 16, 2018

Hedge funds, private equity firms and other investment groups own half of the 10 largest newspaper chains. Soon, there may be only two of these companies actively investing in newspapers. #NewspaperOwnership #USNewsDeserts https://t.co/wszY2s8HTa

— Center for Local Media (@CISLMUNC) October 22, 2018

If you missed our Oct 29 Margolis Lecture with NY Times reporter Jonathan Weisman, video of the talk is now available to view on our Vimeo site. This event was a conversation between Weisman and Ryan Thornburg, UNC School of Media and Journalism. https://t.co/K8vQmfcF8c pic.twitter.com/gonqH4cnmF

— UNC Jewish Studies (@UNCJewishStdies) November 6, 2018

Katherine Merriman, a @reliunc Ph.D. candidate in Islamic studies, shares her knowledge of Islamic history in New York through her organization Muslim History Tour NYC @NewYorker https://t.co/KIRclLJiVk

— UNC Global (@UNC_Global) August 27, 2018

Because we all need a little happiness in our feed today… https://t.co/TwIRLgUdah

— UNC CGI (@unccgi) September 13, 2018

New blog: Why is branding important to build relationships across any industry? IAH Communications Specialist gives two components to successful branding in the Nov. blog.https://t.co/4EF3752HL9

— IAH at UNC (@iah_unc) November 2, 2018

The application deadline for the IAH Academic Leadership Program is tomorrow, Oct. 31! For those putting finishing touches on the application, here's a podcast episode to listen to featuring discussions and approaches to academic leadership. https://t.co/0vrUlSCEsu

— IAH at UNC (@iah_unc) October 30, 2018

New podcast: Author and @UNCECL Professor Daniel Wallace talks to us about his writing process and the shift from fiction to non-fiction in his latest book project as an IAH Faculty Fellow. https://t.co/qnipn5hSZS

— IAH at UNC (@iah_unc) October 23, 2018

Here's a pre-reading for tomorrow's Humanities in Action talk at Flyleaf Books. Join Barbara… https://t.co/ynyKslnuRE

— Carolina Public Humanities (@UNChumanities) October 29, 2018

“We know people as patients, which is fine, that’s the right way to do it. On the other hand, you also have to know people as people.” @WRAL covers @SOHPoralhistory's Stories to Save Lives Project in an article about the power of oral history & healthcare: https://t.co/nyLSuzrFTa pic.twitter.com/fJcUL6hrE6

— CSAS (@UNCSouth) November 12, 2018

During our conversation, "White Women & the Politics of Racial Inequality," Dr. McRae discussed how segregationist white women used education as a way to further their cause, such as through censoring textbooks. Watch in full here: https://t.co/g2ZU0Y9Xwo #RootsofRacism pic.twitter.com/88aCPrPnGb

— CSAS (@UNCSouth) October 30, 2018

Watching #Midterms2018? Use this interactive cartogram to find key races. (AND it turns into a map if cartograms aren't you!)#BeAVoter https://t.co/9WRUCYSAoJ pic.twitter.com/R4oFOUjA6D

— UNC Research Hub (@UNCResearchHub) November 6, 2018

We're practically crowing over how cool this little infographic is… crows are smart, aren't they? https://t.co/Pmtc5y3W4J

— UNC Research Hub (@UNCResearchHub) November 2, 2018

How could geographic disparities in care for NC stroke patients be reduced? @UNCEM's Mehul Patel came to the @UNCResearchHub to learn more about spatial patterns associated with access to hospitals and different demographics across NC:https://t.co/D5HjTouy4N pic.twitter.com/yjCQKP28AW

— UNC Research Hub (@UNCResearchHub) October 29, 2018

“Since voting is private and anonymous, the only way to find out how people voted and why is to ask them.” –@PewResearch on how exit polls and election surveys will help explain #Election2018 results: https://t.co/MxJ2aJkgVC

— Odum Institute (@Odum_Institute) November 6, 2018

Happy #ElectionDay! Here are 10 tips for voters from @NCSBE. We hope if you haven't voted yet, you'll go out and head to the polls (open today until 7:30 p.m.). No matter who wins, we're here to provide nonpartisan and policy neutral research & training. https://t.co/pOH4YhT2rb https://t.co/g6uSSBKrEe

— UNC School of Government (@uncsog) November 6, 2018

Impressive feat by the @CityofHighPoint! #nccities @NCLeague https://t.co/K7BY6j4ftR

— UNC School of Government (@uncsog) November 5, 2018

We're excited to be a part of this initiative! https://t.co/RDDen0FJPn https://t.co/9NW9hWuYvS

— UNC School of Government (@uncsog) November 2, 2018

Great to have @robert_albright of @FSGtweets with us here to teach us more about #collectiveimpact. More about when collective impact has an impact via @SparkPolicy: https://t.co/gf9Lx2fFEM #opioidresponseproject pic.twitter.com/1U7gLZ3LPJ

— UNC School of Government (@uncsog) November 1, 2018

This blog discusses some themes addressed in "Food and Poverty," a book which @UNCMPA faculty member Maureen Berner co-authored. Check out this post at @LSEUSAblog and learn more about Berner's research online: https://t.co/OUdCrqVeaT @UNCResearch https://t.co/Mnqsmwr9qE

— UNC School of Government (@uncsog) October 19, 2018

Perhaps most underappreciated trait of transformational or "level-5" #leadership is #humility which is closely connected to #selfawareness On the flip side, ego & hubris run destroy leader potential. Check out https://t.co/I5VoDccJIw

— Rick Morse (@MorseSOG) November 12, 2018

Worth a read: What Criminal Justice Can Learn From Its Bad Outcomes:
Reviews of 'sentinel events' can shift the emphasis away from blame and toward risk mitigation and continuous improvement https://t.co/LnA852jfrI

— Jessica Smith (@ProfJessieSmith) November 14, 2018

We are grateful for the support of @cdparquet and @BlueCrossNC to provide the #opioidresponseproject for 10 teams from communities in NC. https://t.co/MpbkDj9t20

— ncIMPACT (@ncIMPACTsog) November 1, 2018

Check out Carolina MPA's very own Ebony West's ICMA blog post about participatory budgeting!… https://t.co/qMTpN6kr0k

— UNC ICMA (@UNCICMA) March 14, 2018

November is Military Family Appreciation Month, where we take the time to recognize what having a family member in the military feels like. Learn more about what you can do to show your appreciation for our fellow military families. https://t.co/iCHAMkFnDV

— MPA@UNC (@MPAatUNC) November 1, 2018

.@UNC #KenanFlagler #marketing professor J.B. Steenkamp shows how hard discounters like @Lidl and @Aldi are disrupting the global grocery marketing in his latest book, “Retail Disruptors.” https://t.co/ADu171kNz7 pic.twitter.com/HYo0qK3PhM

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) November 14, 2018

Congratulations to @UNC #KenanFlagler board member Todd Pope for being named one of @TIME’s 50 most influential people in #healthcare. https://t.co/QYNv3XysyF

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) November 5, 2018

Show an employer why they hired you. Take cues from Michael Watkins’ “The First 90 Days” for key strategies for professionals starting new jobs. https://t.co/VokhptzhQN

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) October 28, 2018

.@counter_culture co-founder and @UNC #KenanFlagler alum Brett Smith talks about the culture behind the company’s brand, the business and its success with #sustainable models with @dailytarheel. https://t.co/o7pklW7mc3

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) October 22, 2018

Here are 10 personality traits that might indicate a career in #accounting is right for you. You can also find out what type of accountant you’ll be: https://t.co/aCL3QWhCAL pic.twitter.com/6Qon1jdjgr

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) October 13, 2018

We all like to have fun at work, but is it a good or bad thing? @UNC #KenanFlagler professor @MikeChristian looks at #humor through the lens of benign violation theory. https://t.co/cFNEG1n5df pic.twitter.com/FqQXeCaCAN

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) September 21, 2018

.@UNC #marketing professor J.B. Steenkamp shares insights with @WRAL. https://t.co/B7T2Hkhtlc pic.twitter.com/3zcqAvVIln

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) September 12, 2018

Could having relationships with people of different cultures spark #creativity and #innovation? @UNC #KenanFlagler professor William Maddux says yes. https://t.co/J9UqJllmTn pic.twitter.com/UzBSxekcVc

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) September 11, 2018

Could successful #IPOs be the key to producing the next wave of #startup employees? @UNC #KenanFlagler professor Paige Ouimet provides insights in her research. https://t.co/FNWBuBuaQO pic.twitter.com/AFlLxeC7Ay

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) August 15, 2018

Trying to say competitive in the global market? Here are some tips from @kenanflagler professor Jan-Benedict Steenkamp. https://t.co/XF6XlypOb2

— MBA@UNC (@MBAatUNC) September 27, 2018

According to research by Robert Bushman, the Forensic Accounting Distinguished Professor at @kenanflagler, deregulation has had a major influence on the characteristics and values of the chief executives who run America’s banks. https://t.co/p69YRVhOfy

— MBA@UNC (@MBAatUNC) September 20, 2018

.@kenanflagler professor brstaats is quoted in an article about failing in the workplace. "Opening up about that presentation gone awry can be a gamble, but it’s one worth making as long as you’re making it intentionally." https://t.co/od6Xi1mzCj via @nytimes

— MBA@UNC (@MBAatUNC) September 10, 2018

Panigariya has appointed @unc @kenanflagler Adjunct Professor of Finance Anusha Chari and our 2018 Weatherspoon Lecturer Jagdish Bhagwati to this new initiative. https://t.co/07JAmMf3d2

— Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise (@kenaninstitute) October 19, 2018

Community Development Investment Workshop hosted by @USOCC, @FDICgov, @RichmondFed, @USDA & @SBAgov https://t.co/F41dPPFfFK

— Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise (@kenaninstitute) October 17, 2018

Segars had the opportunity to travel to Tokyo, Japan to see (and play) a @KUKA_RoboticsEN robot who has beaten a world-champion ping-pong player. Watch the video of the robot in action: https://t.co/0VztKbtLfs

— Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise (@kenaninstitute) September 6, 2018

.@NCGrowth advisory board member Nichola Lowe's latest research has been featured by @NextCityOrg. The paper compares employment changes at firms that have received incentives from state governments to unsubsidized firms of similar size, age & industry: https://t.co/GelQdJrPoR

— Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise (@kenaninstitute) August 30, 2018

Ruby Powers '08 of @RubyPowersLaw Helps Immigrant Mother Detained During Zero Tolerance Be Reunited with Her Son, via @FOX26Houston https://t.co/zIryv2LVyb #UNCLawAlumni

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) November 14, 2018

School of Law professor Michael Gerhardt talks about possible angles Democrats may focus on after midterms, via @FoxNews https://t.co/itHtAqHnLV

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) November 13, 2018

.@UNCCivilRights Professor Theodore Shaw comments on election voting problems, via @PatchTweet https://t.co/Yp0bah2hig

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) November 13, 2018

Jamie Cox ’01, North America general counsel with @Lenovo, talks to Vanguard Law Magazine about his volunteer work in India https://t.co/p0O0cddZ2q pic.twitter.com/q3DvwzR5kS

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) November 6, 2018

Saturday in St. Paul, MN: Professor @BarbaraFedders presents at the @NatJuvDefend Summit about the intersection of school discipline and #youthjustice, specifically cell phone searches at school, with @EmoryLaw's Randee Waldman https://t.co/FBA36OfFt0 pic.twitter.com/U7DMzvxR3h

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) October 26, 2018

Dean Martin Brinkley '92 was interviewed about the history and evolution of the N.C. Constitution as part of UNC-TV's educational programming regarding the six proposed constitutional amendments. Watch now at https://t.co/ggD94FA9DE via @publicmediaNC @NCBAorg pic.twitter.com/FDQ2y6EaaY

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) October 23, 2018

The Only Lawyer in Town: @MartyRosenbluth '08 Stands up for Immigrants, via @Guardian https://t.co/EFW32Sx7ah #UNCLawAlumni

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) October 17, 2018

Jeff Grybowksi ’98's @DeepwaterWind Acquired by Danish Energy Giant @Orsted for $510M via @masslivenews, https://t.co/BSetIGkmoG #UNCLawAlumni @JGrybowski

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) October 16, 2018

"Bankruptcy is a chance to shine a very bright light on the transactions this company and its insiders have been engaging in for many years and to scrutinize those transactions." -Professor @melissabjacoby on #Sears Bankruptcy, via @USAToday https://t.co/HRFqUlvZFI

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) October 16, 2018

Students from @unc_law, @UNCpublichealth and @kenanflagler teamed up for a lecture series aimed at tackling the critical issue of a growing wealth gap. Presenters from last week's event spoke to @state_of_things, via @WUNC https://t.co/ao4vXXXH2z

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) September 25, 2018

Trump inaccurately describes libel law, Prof @dsardia explains, via @PolitiFact: "Casebooks are filled with examples of people who have successfully used libel law to challenge false statements and portrayals in articles, books and movies." https://t.co/AcaocpHqiK @uncmedialaw

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) September 12, 2018

Professor Kathryn Sabbeth Discusses Gentrification in Durham, via @TheHerald_Sun https://t.co/BcmVteLHoh

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) September 12, 2018

Professor @CBHessick explains to @Slate why Michael Cohen won’t get anywhere near 65 years in prison: https://t.co/Ijf67VPbvq

— UNC School of Law (@unc_law) August 29, 2018

In "Dissent in the Senate," @MichaelGerhard8 (@unc_law) uses case studies to demonstrate how dissent has enriched const'l deliberation & checked presidential power & majoritarian control in the Senate https://t.co/tHEN8dK7SJ pic.twitter.com/JK8MHH28IP

— The Yale Law Journal (@YaleLJournal) November 7, 2018

Read @wrcauley's first Recent Development, on the legality of US drone strikes in the War on Terror, here. https://t.co/jhNAhmKzDC

— N.C. Law Review (@NCLRev) November 8, 2018

Prof. @AndyHessick's forthcoming @NCLRev article has been identified by @capricelroberts as one of the best works or recent scholarship relating to remedies. Read the review here: https://t.co/EBmtkXy5QJ https://t.co/sQofAsb9sw

— N.C. Law Review (@NCLRev) May 25, 2018

North Carolina Vol.3 (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

"What happens when data scientists crunch through three centuries of Robinson Crusoe?"-Featuring work by a team led by @UNC English & comparative literature grad student Grant Glasshttps://t.co/GmnXncyIQt via @physorg_com

— UNC SILS (@uncsils) September 10, 2018

Every day, humans create 2.5 quintillion bytes of #data. How do we protect, store, and transfer it all? A team at @RENCI has spent a decade developing the Swiss Army knife of data management, called @irods, now used by institutions across the globe. https://t.co/rRg55SrI1L pic.twitter.com/GgLAjRvtjF

— UNC Research (@UNCResearch) November 2, 2018

How can scientific analysis help reveal a 500-year-old painting's past? @AcklandArt & @UNC art historians explain. https://t.co/yXewOhy6g4 pic.twitter.com/kk4cfDdtFK

— UNC Research (@UNCResearch) August 14, 2017

Collaboratory-funded @UNC researchers, Todd BenDor & David Salvesen said "the impact of #HurricaneFlorence as the state is still recovering from #HurricaneMatthew is evidence of the need for a long-term strategy for buyouts and housing for eastern #NC" https://t.co/1065sDD7nH

— NC Collaboratory (@NCCollaboratory) October 1, 2018

#WhyResearchUNC? Research is exploration. Just ask @NatGeo explorer (& recent #3MT winner!), @ENEC_UNC master's student Erin Spencer: https://t.co/6cKMcXXnwm. #URWUNC #UNC

— UNC Graduate School (@UNC_GradSchool) November 8, 2018

Adding sugar to cigarettes “creates a trifecta of death,” says @UNCpublichealth professor Noel Brewer, but new research by doctoral student Andrew Seidenberg finds only about 6% of smokers know cigarettes have added sugar at all: https://t.co/3oz8ycV21q. @UNCResearch pic.twitter.com/tgTkbwDOqw

— UNC Graduate School (@UNC_GradSchool) November 1, 2018

Hurricane Maria spread ash from landfills into the air & groundwater of Puerto Rico. In this new @HuffPost piece, @UNCMJschool grad student Katie Rice discusses the spread of coal ash on the island & efforts to fight against it: https://t.co/z9Hyzj44YH @UNCResearch @UNCResearch

— UNC Graduate School (@UNC_GradSchool) August 22, 2018

"Mr. Musk — indeed, Silicon Valley as a whole — can perhaps see the Thai operation as a lesson." In her latest @nytimes op-ed, @uncsils professor @zeynep shares what the tech world can learn from the recent Thai cave rescue: https://t.co/xkHSRh0qnR

— UNC Graduate School (@UNC_GradSchool) July 19, 2018

Innovation made fundamental: @UNC named an Innovation and Economic Prosperity University by @APLU_News: https://t.co/aSv0IBC6Lh
via @innovateunc pic.twitter.com/8HZ09smYZr

— UNC College (@unccollege) November 14, 2018

.@UNCEXSS researchers are using 3D technology to help fitness hobbyists and college athletes avoid or recover from knee injuries: https://t.co/bmnyw1h0hz pic.twitter.com/JKDi11bWkz

— UNC College (@unccollege) November 12, 2018

.@UNCArtDept major Annie Simpson created a series of artist books with photos examining how socio-political and socio-economic changes affect the landscape and the area’s material culture https://t.co/e4Wqblwx7P @UNCResearch #WhyResearchUNC @unc_our pic.twitter.com/A2xTs78aLl

— UNC College (@unccollege) November 9, 2018

A team at @rla_unc creates 3-D models of the archive’s artifacts and digs – from ancient pots to an old well (no, not that one) at the @CarolinaInn: https://t.co/smElv5ESp3 #URWUNC pic.twitter.com/ENVAZy3FyK

— UNC College (@unccollege) November 8, 2018

.@UNC_Biology students are examining local trees to see if arthropods like caterpillars, spiders and beetles respond to climate change to the same degree as plants, birds and other insects. #URWUNC #WhyResearchUNC https://t.co/zOqzcVE51Q

— UNC College (@unccollege) November 8, 2018

Elena Watts switched her focus from psychology and neuroscience to geology after a field seminar. Now, she conducts research with @geosciUNC and hopes to have her results published: https://t.co/EgLJQPN8mE @UNCResearch @unc_our #WhyResearchUNC #URWUNC pic.twitter.com/jiFvoxQnnr

— UNC College (@unccollege) November 6, 2018

.@unchistory professor Fitz Brundage explores America’s history with torture on @state_of_things: https://t.co/uvuEmYdNCc

— UNC College (@unccollege) November 3, 2018

.@JohnFBruno writes about his research in the Galápagos, studying how the rise in water temperature changes the marine food web https://t.co/kMGsiNkARt

— UNC College (@unccollege) November 2, 2018

Author and @UNCECL professor Daniel Wallace shares his writing process on @iah_unc podcast: https://t.co/DNc6pDNYmK

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 30, 2018

How to preferences relate to politics? @UNC_GlobalCurr's Jonathan Weiler talks about the relationship on @CNN https://t.co/lUPj5npUdY

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 29, 2018

Hanger is more complicated than needing a snack. @UNCPsych's Jenn MacCormack and Kristen Lindquist talk about their research into that feeling:https://t.co/FrGPAZJp5n

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 28, 2018

By rearranging silicone molecules, Sergei Sheiko’s lab created a gel that behaves like living tissue. See it in action from @unctv: https://t.co/TUo1r0sDsT pic.twitter.com/vTNO30Ic2k

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 25, 2018

Did you miss last @unchistory Krasno Event with Ambassador Daniel Mulhall discussing Brexit? Check out the Krasno Events Series YouTube channel: https://t.co/E3pcx89q8r

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 18, 2018

Our Fall 2018 magazine is now out! Check out the online edition at our new website: https://t.co/8cy2DitFin pic.twitter.com/4wX026IfAQ

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 17, 2018

.@UNCPoliSci's Frank Baumgartner is a guest on @McCourtneyInst's Democracy Works Podcast, discussing his research in traffic stops and how the frequency of being stopped correlate to voting: https://t.co/8e9T6xnn4j

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 16, 2018

Before she came to @UNC’s applied sciences department, Ronit Freeman worked with @sqinstitute’s Samuel Stupp to create a bio-inspired material that transforms itself https://t.co/gTrLMzxxIh pic.twitter.com/Hb0rCneoey

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 13, 2018

Learn more about @PeachesTweets’ passions of science and international work in a past magazine: https://t.co/cuTtXc2h8f pic.twitter.com/9KU7cIiOuj

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 11, 2018

The new Morrison Art Studio, a partnership between @ArtsEverywhere, @unchousing & @UNCArtDept, opened to give students the workspace to explore the visual arts: https://t.co/UU2mF3lfar pic.twitter.com/H2J4T0jHWn

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 9, 2018

The QEP initiative promotes experiential learning in its theme of ‘learning by connecting, doing and making’ in all disciplines. https://t.co/A2iRRIF5gl pic.twitter.com/nMTztPLnkA

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 9, 2018

From stand-up comedy to Billy Graham: @AMST_UNC's Michelle Robinson shares her work on the @iah_unc podcast: https://t.co/UO67xIYBfq

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 7, 2018

Triffin Morris brings her expertise in costuming Broadway stars as the new professor of the practice in dramatic art and head of costume production at @playmakersrep https://t.co/Dzyf9xHHd2

— UNC College (@unccollege) October 5, 2018

Brain VR, developed by @unccs students & @hslunc’s Brian Moynihan, allows users to control a video game – with their minds: https://t.co/e2gn4n2AxK @innovateunc pic.twitter.com/BYvlUnH2Su

— UNC College (@unccollege) July 16, 2018

Bulkheads sustain more hurricane damage and have a larger ecological impact compared to living shorelines, according to research from @unc_masc grad student Carter Smith https://t.co/dgDXlXcS2M @UNC_GradSchool pic.twitter.com/s6u1N3jW2W

— UNC College (@unccollege) April 5, 2018

On this week's episode of #UNC's podcast, learn about the importance of American Indian Heritage Month and some of the ways @CIC_UNC will celebrate American Indian culture on campus! https://t.co/9w4WSIrCWD

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) November 15, 2018

https://twitter.com/UNC/status/1062445244996714496

Innovation is coursing through our veins. Our students, faculty and staff are working in and out of the classroom to solve some of the world's greatest problems. Discover how #UNC is creating a better tomorrow ⬇️ https://t.co/isG93A8cm7

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) November 13, 2018

A childhood love for the natural world transformed into a research opportunity for #UNC junior Jared Richards. See how his summer internship at the Smithsonian's @NMNH allowed him to chase his cephalopod dreams: https://t.co/DqFXgB3OXg #URWUNC pic.twitter.com/nFLKqRw0WY

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) November 8, 2018

When you think of archeological digs, you might think of them happening in South America or the Middle East. But they happen right here in our backyard for Steve Davis, the associate director of #UNC's Research Laboratories of Archaeology ⏩ https://t.co/svIBM0zAR0 pic.twitter.com/2Xx5jttwSu

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) November 7, 2018

What do you get when you blend art and science? For Carolina senior Meredith Emery, photography, clay and research combine to capture our relationship with the environment through a new lens. #URWUNC pic.twitter.com/d7cEKwhIxD

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) November 7, 2018

Undergraduate research at #UNC fuels innovation. Vice Chancellor for Research Terry Magnuson discusses how research at Carolina is also a major driver of our state's economy #URWUNC https://t.co/68PPayUIfM pic.twitter.com/Hoi0xv3uw4

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) November 6, 2018

Research is at the core of everything we do. Join us as we celebrate University Research Week to highlight the remarkable Tar Heels who continue to innovate, discover and collaborate each day through undergraduate research opportunities #URWUNC https://t.co/iG1QOM2sce

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) November 6, 2018

The Cherokee language could disappear within a few decades. That's why @AMST_UNC professor Ben Frey wants your help to revitalize it! #UNC https://t.co/EoD36glig7

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) November 2, 2018

Motion capture technology is featured in movies such as Jurassic Park and Avatar. Here at #UNC, @UNCEXSS researchers are using this technology to keep Tar Heels moving after they have an injury https://t.co/hfi2lTRnwV

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) October 30, 2018

How can you stop arthritis before it starts? Researchers in @UNCEXSS are using the same technology that brought box office hits like Jurassic Park and Avatar to life ⏬ #UNC pic.twitter.com/H2NH7V7RBo

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) October 30, 2018

https://twitter.com/UNC/status/1057007946176049159

This international team of #UNC students, anthropologists and scholars is working with schoolchildren in Mexico to preserve a vital source of water and sacred cultural site in the Yucatán. https://t.co/NIHA0jTeAT

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) October 26, 2018

https://twitter.com/UNC/status/1055888071936434176

An astrophysicist and a religious historian walk into a classroom. They decide to teach a course together. There’s no punchline — that’s just #UNC.

See how two professors are challenging students to explore the relationships between the disciplines ⤵️ https://t.co/IDFRXeTszU

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) October 25, 2018

“Whenever I come in here it just makes me feel a little bit at home."

Although she's miles from her actual home in the Czech Republic, biomedical engineering major Kristyna Herman stays connected as a research and student assistant in #UNC's Slavic and Eastern European Library pic.twitter.com/tmni9Raa8Y

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) October 18, 2018

For 225 years, Tar Heels have paved the way to a better world for generations to come. Today, we don't just celebrate our birthday as the first public university, we look to what's next 👉🏾 https://t.co/2s3bUiyTfj #UNC225 pic.twitter.com/oqT1z1Huq0

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) October 12, 2018

On October 12, 1793, William Davie laid the cornerstone for the birthplace of public higher education in the United States. Discover how this Tar Heel started Carolina's story #UNC225 https://t.co/NY7IkxaJRZ

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) October 12, 2018

On this day in 1793, American public higher education got its start. This is where it all began. Ever since we laid the cornerstone to Old East, Carolina hasn’t stopped building. Today, we continue to build. For all that’s now. For all that’s new. For all that’s next. #UNC225 pic.twitter.com/1QdNbtT5Zl

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) October 12, 2018

“It was a very scientific journey, but it became very spiritual, too.”

Discover how two #UNC mathematicians, a @unc_masc professor and a @reliunc scholar traveled to the Himalayas to study the effects of climate change on Buddhist holy lakes 👇🏾 https://t.co/n5uTsTTMWQ

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) October 2, 2018

Artificial intelligence is no longer science fiction. Discover why @UNCpublichealth professor Michael Kosorok believes AI is poised to bring a new level of personalization to patient care ⤵️ https://t.co/gnBOlVG0Dy

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) September 20, 2018

One man's trash is Robin Frohardt's newest art installation at #UNC's Current ArtSpace + Studio. Find out how this Brooklyn-based artist is bringing awareness to the effect plastic has on Earth. https://t.co/WE7FHdbCrD

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) September 18, 2018

Wondering what campus services will be available as Hurricane Florence makes its approach? Click the link for more information on dining, parking, emergency shelters and more ➡️ https://t.co/d3GcBPVAnn pic.twitter.com/217y9MvjlV

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) September 13, 2018

https://twitter.com/UNC/status/1034469467521273856

In a new study at #UNC, researchers have found a link between teenage alcohol consumption and aggressive, high-grade prostate cancer.

Learn more 👇🏾 https://t.co/t1bA1IcnvK

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) August 26, 2018

“It is an incredible privilege to have the work of Louise Bourgeois – one of the most influential female artists of the 20th century – here at Carolina.”

Discover the two sculptures that will be part of campus this year through #ArtsEverywhereUNC ⬇️ https://t.co/NT95vQJx7O pic.twitter.com/gfOpHp7ngn

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) August 8, 2018

https://twitter.com/UNC/status/998271387432243202

During his time at #UNC, former North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Henry Frye paved the way for future Tar Heels and became the first black student of @unc_law. Learn more about his career of building bridges ⤵️ https://t.co/QWHOOgM5qa pic.twitter.com/jvhMSxBXWp

— UNC-Chapel Hill (@UNC) February 21, 2018

Carolina dodged the worst of Hurricane Florence, but that doesn’t mean that the @UNC wasn’t impacted by the storm. In this Gazette, we feature an array of Hurricane Florence stories, from the research that predicted it to the cleanup afterward. https://t.co/mqK3TWE5Da pic.twitter.com/b0Dzr8MlYb

— University Gazette (@univgazette) September 28, 2018

SunTrust Foundation will give a nearly $1 million grant to @kenaninstitute’s NCGrowth to help create new jobs and stimulate transformative development in 3 high-potential communities in the Carolinas https://t.co/ToZsYegEM0 pic.twitter.com/JqahABiS5C

— University Gazette (@univgazette) August 31, 2018

Folklorist, scholar and musician Tiber Falzett is excited to share Scottish Gaelic culture and language as #UNC's first visiting lecturer in Scottish Gaelic studies https://t.co/r27wdK8vI3 pic.twitter.com/jzC0h1PkCb

— University Gazette (@univgazette) November 1, 2018

Hank Smith picked a little banjo in Iceland this past August under a Carolina Blue sky! While repping UNC with some awesome Carolina swag no less! Carolina Blue goes with everything, everywhere though, right? @hanksmithbanjo #uncmusic #banjo #bluegrass #unc #carolinablue pic.twitter.com/I4ACD68hNK

— UNC Music Department (@MusicAtUNC) October 15, 2018

We're so proud of the faculty and staff of our Community Music School! Doing great work, in big ways, through music.#uncmusic #unccommunitymusicschool #musicinspires #musiceducation #unc #gdtbath https://t.co/N0BGDOZPGT

— UNC Music Department (@MusicAtUNC) October 10, 2018

Professor Monahan receives NSF Grant to Study Digital Platforms https://t.co/Rqtvwqxgm5

— UNC COMM Studies (@UNCDeptComm) September 28, 2018

All Thumbs, Why Reach Navigation Should Replace the Navbar in iOS Design: https://t.co/bSsv1MpwzU pic.twitter.com/bkolWLreHH

— UNC Creative (@unc_creative) June 7, 2017

North Carolina Vol.2 (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Congratulations to Dr. Fred Brooks Jr. for being named to the "50 Most Influential Living Computer Scientists" by @Best_Schools

Please join us in celebrating the founder of our department!https://t.co/iHzMvyVDO0 @UNC @unccollege

— UNC Computer Science (@unccs) October 18, 2018

Check out these wonderful words about Maze Day 2018! https://t.co/F3EBi1XIqU

— UNC Computer Science (@unccs) May 4, 2018

Big news from @UNC venture @Ribometrix, which just finalized its latest funding round — this time worth $30 million. This @UNC_KickStart venture works to transform lives by unlocking the disease-fighting potential of RNA. https://t.co/zuN1a5lSgP

— Innovate Carolina (@innovateunc) November 14, 2018

In this podcast, @Ted_Zoller talks with @kenanflagler alum Ben Barrass, president and COO of @indiedogood. Hear how Ben's passion for making a difference led him to tell the stories of entrepreneurial makers with a passion for doing good. @UNCeship https://t.co/ubh27SiGKL

— Innovate Carolina (@innovateunc) November 1, 2018

#InTheNews: "In 1994, Brett Smith, the co-founder and president of Counter Culture Coffee, was earning his graduate degree at the Kenan-Flagler Business School when he had an entrepreneurial itch." https://t.co/ldRAF5GlZx @counter_culture @dailytarheel

— Innovate Carolina (@innovateunc) October 29, 2018

Exciting partnership announcement this week between @UNC and Deerfield Management. The result? A new company called Pinnacle Hill and $65 of funding to accelerate the discovery of new medicines to address significant unmet needs of patients. #innovation https://t.co/Xo1imS8Tmk pic.twitter.com/bMQaWIJxGg

— Innovate Carolina (@innovateunc) October 24, 2018

#InTheNews: "Raleigh’s Lonerider Brewing Company’s sister division, Lonerider Spirits, has just released its sherry cask finish bourbon whiskey to the market." @loneriderbeer https://t.co/NbtVzGfRc4

— Innovate Carolina (@innovateunc) October 22, 2018

#InTheNews: @UNC and @TuftsUniversity alumni co-found public service initiative Lead for America, which is being supported by @uncsog @launchCH, and other organizations. Learn more about the fellowship program: https://t.co/yb6oAqWpDm

— Innovate Carolina (@innovateunc) October 6, 2018

Innovators at @UNC come from all walks of life. Innovating locally and abroad. Making an impact wherever they go. Check out their stories and be inspired to use your ideas, research and ingenuity to help the world work smarter and live better. https://t.co/R7bbEXNFSD via @YouTube

— Innovate Carolina (@innovateunc) July 5, 2018

@UNC_BeAM isn't just for students! Check out this professor of the @unc_masc department creating a stereo system!

For more information about @UNC_BeAM and their maker network, check out their website https://t.co/hmrVOzLzWt. pic.twitter.com/BykbflAZ4c

— Innovate Carolina (@innovateunc) March 8, 2018

Thrilled to announce that Todd Pope, @UNC alum and Adams Apprenticeship Advisor, has been named one of @TIME's top 50 most influential people in healthcare! 👏👏👏 https://t.co/2tYoYDzqT0 pic.twitter.com/DYr0fttjTP

— UNCeship (@UNCeship) October 23, 2018

Looking for exciting opportunities this semester! Look no further than @1789venturelab! Read about student programs here: https://t.co/YTXhiRIYyU pic.twitter.com/zwY2In7QcM

— UNCeship (@UNCeship) September 16, 2018

Statement on a Recent Talk at CERN https://t.co/JlYn1nzjB6

— UNC-CH Physics (@UNCPhysics) October 5, 2018

https://t.co/MqofdRl0Au

— UNC-CH Physics (@UNCPhysics) August 17, 2018

If you've never seen a scientist play with a fluidized bed before, you're in luck! https://t.co/cHrvCOKzin @MarkRober

— UNC-CH Physics (@UNCPhysics) July 27, 2018

New publication: Strong management, combined with sufficient financial and technical resources, moderates the influence of physical water availability on service sustainability. https://t.co/QSDxj3g9QM #Sustainability @RuralWaterNet @UNCResearch #SDG6 @StanfordWoods @Sandec_Eawag pic.twitter.com/H99ZmTmVPi

— UNC Water Institute (@UNC_Water_Inst) October 2, 2018

Fodrie lab PhD student @selacophile_dad has used drones to study bonnethead sharks in the @NCReserve. Check out this short video on his project (watch for the awesome plywood bonnetheads w/ brick weights!) #WhatFishWednesday https://t.co/fNIDB1Fz1e

— UNC IMS (@UNCims) November 7, 2018

For the latest on #Michael be sure to follow Dr @RLuettich. https://t.co/LXSEkb3qmT

— UNC IMS (@UNCims) October 8, 2018

It's a bonnethead, but last I heard the bonnethead maybe a species complex and not a single specieshttps://t.co/nBVONIVRaF

— Joey Maier (@JoeyMaier) November 7, 2018

Why yes, we do want to catch up with @UNCims. #NCNatureFriday https://t.co/eBhOKtkLtu

— NorthCarolinaEE (@NorthCarolinaEE) November 2, 2018

Researchers at @UNCims have studied for more than two decades the relationship between hurricanes and coastal water quality. https://t.co/Ryutat5lFU

— Coastal Review Online (@Coastal_Review) September 11, 2018

Here are a few additional media appearances from late last week on #Florence:
CRC & @UNCims’s @RLuettich was interviewed by @nature about what made #Florence unique and the natural and policy factors that may have mitigated its impact https://t.co/UlGRQGYak4 (1/6) pic.twitter.com/DZznQMfJlG

— Coastal Resilience Center (@CoastalResilCtr) September 17, 2018

From the Blog: Connecting University Research to Policy by IE policy associate Steve Wall: https://t.co/LpsP3O3FXB pic.twitter.com/vEu8sVnsDg

— UNC Inst Environment (@UNC_IE) January 2, 2018

UNC, NCSU & Nagoya University team up for agbio, biotech roundtable that includes our own @paul_s_maddox! https://t.co/Jx3fSYm4AZ

— UNC_Biology (@UNC_Biology) October 11, 2018

Dr. Amy Gladfelter wins "Big Ideas" grant from NSF! 🥳https://t.co/0fC6EyTgow

— UNC_Biology (@UNC_Biology) September 25, 2018

Our own @Lewis_N_Jones!!! Mysterious eels travel thousands of miles. A NC scientist wants to uncover their secrets. https://t.co/EfsHT0Ad2P

— UNC_Biology (@UNC_Biology) August 16, 2018

UNC Bio's @JohnFBruno! As coral reefs suffer from climate change, researchers aim at a new target: snails https://t.co/PChUOCYd1s via @grist

— UNC_Biology (@UNC_Biology) June 22, 2018

Congrats Nikolay Dokholyan Lab at UNC @UNC_BCBP https://t.co/M0rZD7nkKE

— UNCBiochemBiophysics (@UNC_BCBP) April 19, 2018

Researchers develop injectable implant to prevent, detect HIV https://t.co/2dZHt1rNtS [story from @UPI about UNC research published in @NatureComms] @uncglobalhealth @UNC @UNCResearch @UNC_Health_Care @UNC_Lineberger

— UNC School of Med (@UNC_SOM) October 10, 2018

Scientists @UNC create method to map the dark matter of the genome — long non-coding RNAs — a big step toward understanding the roles of these molecules in disease: https://t.co/UTG24GBqmT | @UNCMedCenter @NatureGenet @sciam @ScienceNews @LiveScience @newscientist pic.twitter.com/ZhZJCgPSKe

— UNC School of Med (@UNC_SOM) September 19, 2018

A new @UNC research study on #HIV shows that T cells are sufficient by themselves to establish & maintain HIV infection in the brain: https://t.co/RQVts4S2St @UNCMedCenter @jclinicalinvest @uncglobalhealth @sciam @sciencemagazine @ReutersScience pic.twitter.com/Pk9pGUseDy

— UNC School of Med (@UNC_SOM) June 6, 2018

Could a small zap to the brain help ease chronic back pain? Research supported by @NCTraCS says it might. @FuturityNews #CTSAProgram https://t.co/1wEmJfmBKE

— CLIC (CTSA Program) (@CLIC_CTSA) November 9, 2018

A new @AmerMedicalAssn study finds that the design, development & implementation of #EHR systems need to be improved to make them easier to use by clinicians & safer for patients. https://t.co/MiDLlIbytp via @NCTraCS

— CLIC (CTSA Program) (@CLIC_CTSA) August 13, 2018

Carolina Collaboration! @NCTraCS @WFCTSI https://t.co/A4JkMMNnaJ

— Duke Clinical & Translational Science Institute (@Duke_CTSI) May 10, 2018

Researchers from @UNC_SOM and @CDCgov have developed a removable ultra long-acting injectable implant which could potentially deliver #HIV antiretroviral medication #dolutegravir for up to nine months https://t.co/6YJhr6pOsn pic.twitter.com/rno69EpyIK

— Int. AIDS Society (@iasociety) October 9, 2018

Katrina Donahue's Monitor Trial paper makes the Top 20 Research Studies of 2017 for Primary Care Physicians – American Family Physician https://t.co/XA8orkeAhT pic.twitter.com/JKDlXOeshx

— NC PBRNs (@NCNCpbrns) May 1, 2018

Our institutional home @NCTraCS was awarded a $58.1 million #CTSAProgram renewal — keeping the transformative work going for another 5 years! https://t.co/aqXmbT3aNq pic.twitter.com/tz8FQKQSUk

— ImpSci Exchange (@ImpSciX) April 25, 2018

This @PCORI project, which included @NCTraCS team member Dr. Katrina Donohue, is helping patients with #type2diabetes improve blood sugar control https://t.co/hgtybM7FnT pic.twitter.com/VFyrWswSlI

— NC TraCS Institute (@NCTraCS) August 21, 2018

TraCS Director @busediabetes featured for advances in #diabetes #research on @ADA_DiabetesPro TV (and now available on YouTube) – https://t.co/O8gc3WCH8B @UNCResearch @UNC_Health_Care

— NC TraCS Institute (@NCTraCS) July 20, 2018

Two UNC startups awarded funding to develop anti-inflammatory therapy for cystic fibrosis, remove blood clots more effectively: https://t.co/vRRuBFjUUa

— NC TraCS Institute (@NCTraCS) May 2, 2018

“The true test of our disaster response doesn’t just lie in how quickly the lights come back on or flights are restored in major economic hubs, but in how well isolated or marginalized communities fare in the aftermath of storms,”https://t.co/jy8jBlIwqi

— UNC CHER (@uncCHER) September 12, 2018

ICYMI: Our Director @gcsmd presented last week as part of the @NIMHD Director's Seminar Series. View her talk, "Valuing their Voice: Creating an Infrastructure to Support Patient-Centered and Community Engaged Research" here: https://t.co/lyj059WoXf pic.twitter.com/CqjPcNkpGz

— UNC CHER (@uncCHER) March 21, 2018

RT @WHO The rapid increase of population movement has important public health implications, and requires an adequate response from the health sector https://t.co/PdaIUXgmF5 #MigrantsDay pic.twitter.com/6NylC80dWD

— UNC CHER (@uncCHER) December 20, 2017

Our Dr. Arlene Seña is one of a few researchers studying an emerging #STD called #Mgen. Learn who is at risk: https://t.co/bM6CU6CJnU @usnews

— UNC IGHID (@uncglobalhealth) August 13, 2018

An investment of $530K+ from @BlueCrossNC will support our Carolina Global #Breastfeeding Institute (@CGBI), helping 61 underserved hospitals become #BabyFriendly and improving support for mothers and our youngest North Carolinians. https://t.co/oTD0ZBZIFm pic.twitter.com/aGdhQvxHtA

— UNC Public Health (@UNCpublichealth) November 13, 2018

If your doctor recommended lifestyle changes to lower your risk of a heart attack, would you criticize the doctor or start exercising more? Dr. Jason West makes a medical analogy for #ClimateChange in this powerful video: https://t.co/DzJHQQWv4t

— UNC Public Health (@UNCpublichealth) November 12, 2018

"In the United States, it's probably about 100,000 deaths a year caused by outdoor #AirPollution. That's about one in every 26 deaths." Dr. Jason West's work is highlighted by @cleanairNC. https://t.co/UKJIs18DOV

— UNC Public Health (@UNCpublichealth) November 9, 2018

In a new @CBS report, #Gillings Prof. Jackie MacDonald Gibson says the presence of iron in Wilson County water is fine… but lead testing is vital. Luckily, #UNC has offered to test the water. https://t.co/FwkOCWiOEz

— UNC Public Health (@UNCpublichealth) November 8, 2018

Dr. Ed Fisher of @UNC_HB joined @politico in D.C. recently for a expert discussion on #diabetes. A key takeaway? "The challenge of diabetes will not be solved individual case by individual case. It will require a comprehensive approach." https://t.co/2G1X76hnEM

— UNC Public Health (@UNCpublichealth) November 8, 2018

Our superstar global #nutrition researcher Peggy Bentley has been selected as a board member for Rise Against Hunger (@Rise2030)! This is just one way she works to achieve a world without #hunger. https://t.co/6UhGjHMSFG

— UNC Public Health (@UNCpublichealth) November 7, 2018

New student research: Parents and providers in five countries approve of the new two-dose #HPV #vaccination. Learn why this could lead to lower rates of #CervicalCancer worldwide: https://t.co/7e1YJOKauP pic.twitter.com/rwXU4lz17F

— UNC Public Health (@UNCpublichealth) November 6, 2018

Our emergency response expert is just back from Turkey. He advised on the unfortunate but necessary need for hospitals to train for #ChemicalWarfare. "With a comprehensive plan, hospitals can provide consistent care for patients while protecting staff.” https://t.co/BgLdTiAXmo pic.twitter.com/zT8z6Gr7RB

— UNC Public Health (@UNCpublichealth) November 6, 2018

Researchers at the Gillings School helped develop remdesivir, an experimental #Ebola drug. Now, it is part of an incredible clinical trial taking place amid outbreaks and roving militias in the DRC: https://t.co/COI4fCpoVa

— UNC Public Health (@UNCpublichealth) September 11, 2018

"We provide students with a wide array of courses that give them a grounding in the skills they need to be more effective leaders" – Dr. Pam Silberman, Director of @unchpm Executive Doctoral Program of Health Leadership.

Read the full article here: https://t.co/yoTJV8H9im

— UNC HPM (@unchpm) October 18, 2018

This important $1.7M investment in @NFP_nursefamily @UNCpublichealth @Family_Connects will fund programs to educate new moms to properly care for their infants and effectively support them in the hospital before, during and after delivery. https://t.co/BN3zKqiQxt #ActToImpactNC pic.twitter.com/CZvZr0pRUJ

— Blue Cross NC (@BlueCrossNC) November 13, 2018

Such an important topic – how does culture inform your practice? #foodisculture #nutrition #culture Thanks, @africadietitian ! https://t.co/HNjsx9uYop

— UNC Department of Nutrition (@NutritionUNC) September 4, 2018

Powerful video of EM development in Tanzania, unveiled at ACEP 2018 #acep2018 ⁦@UNCEM⁩ ⁦@feminemtweets⁩ https://t.co/NIBSWKoRl7

— UNC Global EM (@UNC_Global_EM) October 1, 2018

A great piece by @UNCEM faculty. https://t.co/ML7X5Oz1pm

— UNC Emergency Med (@UNCEM) May 29, 2018

.@uncem faculty @clshenvi has an upcoming podcast with @thesgem on a crucial #foamed #EM topic! Check out the paper here, then listen to what they had to say. https://t.co/iWUBNWZUGK

— UNC Emergency Med (@UNCEM) March 24, 2018

Important research on copperhead snake bite treatment by EM researchers from across the US including @UNCEM's Dr. Eugenia Quackenbush! Just published in @Clin_Tox and especially relevant to all North Carolinians! https://t.co/vPRlnAmtxq

— UNCEmergMed Research (@UNCEM_Research) September 5, 2018

Important data on the impact of REBOA described in new @AnnalsofEM article by EM Resident, William Teeter https://t.co/jLeNZHSlZP

— UNCEmergMed Research (@UNCEM_Research) April 24, 2018

.@UNCEM research tackles the important issue of elder abuse…EMS providers can be another set of eyes and ears to identify cases of elder abuse although protocols directing them to do so are lacking… Link to @GeriPalBlog podcast below. #UNCEMS https://t.co/ZkMWrhU0hR

— UNCEmergMed Research (@UNCEM_Research) April 3, 2018

Washington Vol.8

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Amazon's holiday toy catalog is an evil/genius way to make parents spend money https://t.co/WIrJv1oz72 pic.twitter.com/TNnTgyJ8Ir

— Mashable (@mashable) November 7, 2018

Congratulations, @Kevin_Johnson! Your leadership inspires us every day. 💚

— Starbucks Coffee (@Starbucks) October 24, 2018

Hey math friends! Passing through the warehouse museum that we call Costco and saw this in their kitchen. Any ideas for different math problems here? @ddmeyer @robertkaplinsky @DoctorMatHney @chrissybug24 @ohioctm pic.twitter.com/GtRKGZxvf0

— Davis Gerber (@mrgerberd) November 4, 2018

The new Boeing 777 airliner will be able to retract part of its wings — a first for a commercial plane. https://t.co/bCevhYiIHx pic.twitter.com/hYG0UKbWHE

— CNBC (@CNBC) November 3, 2018

Microsoft's refreshed campus is scheduled to open in 2022, and designers are using Minecraft to give employees an early peek of how it will look. https://t.co/wKDwDPGpPy pic.twitter.com/j5ShNoi4ey

— CNBC (@CNBC) November 6, 2018

Nation's largest hospital network? Possible merger between Renton-based Providence Health and Ascension Health would create network of unprecedented size. https://t.co/0CeC1kiRLS

— Wash State Med Assoc (@WSMA_update) December 11, 2017

" @instagram is where our customers expect to find us" : Great read by @lapresmidi “Instagram Killed the Fashion Magazine. What Happens Now? @BoF ⁩ @AlizaLicht @GiGiHadid @bellahadid @evachen212 @OscardelaRenta @Nordstrom @KendallJenner #fridayfeeling https://t.co/tjxDAU36L9 pic.twitter.com/F3KZsyW88V

— The Knightsbridge Estate (@Knightsbridge_E) November 2, 2018

Why @Amazon should acquire @Nordstrom next pic.twitter.com/1eccKr3nxu

— Scott Galloway (@profgalloway) November 4, 2018

Today is the day! Check out the all-new OnePlus 6T 👀

— T-Mobile (@TMobile) November 1, 2018

ICYMI: Owner-op Dean DeSantis gets ready to go back trucking in a 2018 Paccar-powered 389 with a bet on improved recent-history emissions tech: https://t.co/Zbkz0iEX9U

— Overdrive Magazine (@OverdriveUpdate) November 6, 2018

Flying from six gateways cities—Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago and Honolulu—to over 60+ worldwide destinations, @AsianaAirlines prides itself on providing every passenger a comfortable and enjoyable journey: https://t.co/JXULiyZH9K #ExpediaChat pic.twitter.com/Vf7syvyFis

— Expedia (@Expedia) July 11, 2018

Alaska Airlines makes it snow easy to ski all season! Find out how your boarding pass can double as a lift ticket. ⛷️ #IFlyAlaska https://t.co/1B7mV1GKEW

— Alaska Airlines (@AlaskaAir) November 2, 2018

Learn more about how you can utilize software to manage your company's #TradeCompliance https://t.co/84TftVQ7aK

— Expeditors (@EXPD_Official) October 30, 2018

International Cannabrands Inc. $JUJU announces that it has entered into a distribution agreement with Solstice Holdings, Inc. a private company in Washington State, for the production, promotion and distribution of the Julian Marley JuJu Royal https://t.co/GayQT1I7vu pic.twitter.com/0Gt8eOa1YX

— EquityInsight (@EquityInsightCA) September 25, 2018

#ATCA63 Exhibitor Spotlight: @Esterline pic.twitter.com/Hn4jlEder6

— Air Traffic Control Association: ATCA (@ATCA_now) October 3, 2018

Nordic countries have long lived in tandem with their rugged landscapes, and that outdoor influence has slowly crept across the globe.

— REI (@REI) November 1, 2018

What should I eat to prevent breast cancer? https://t.co/hR3wjQ9vla

— MultiCare Health (@MultiCareHealth) October 30, 2018

Fillet that fish! #fishermenfallfestival pic.twitter.com/gbZywxjMYX

— Trident Seafoods (@tridentseafoods) September 15, 2018

The mid-weight Atlas Stretch Hooded Jacket is all about the pockets — all 8 of them. They're made with Eddie Bauer's exclusive TripZip pocket to secure your travel essentials. The material has two-way stretch qualities for maximum mobility and comfort. https://t.co/sIdwNSveDK

— Eddie Bauer (@eddiebauer) September 19, 2018

Worth watching to see the future of Scouting. @boyscouts @seattlebsa https://t.co/j0A1ylSTNT

— Rob McKenna (@robmckenna) February 5, 2018

What's Driving 2018 Corporate Earnings Growth and Can It Last? – https://t.co/CF6UTkj9wc pic.twitter.com/gui4EtKC1W

— Laird Norton WM (@LAIRDNORTONWM) August 9, 2018

Here are five mistakes we often see homeowners make—and tips from experts to help you avoid them: https://t.co/ZWVbqAkykT pic.twitter.com/LMPVC4K1p3

— Safeco Insurance (@Safecoinsurance) October 26, 2018

How Washington's 10 most valuable companies fared in Monday's Wall Street drop

Boeing -6.6
Amazon -6.3
Microsoft -2.9
Fortive -1.2
T-Mobile US -0.3
Weyerhaeuser -0.2
Starbucks 0.5
Paccar 0.9
Expedia 1.0
Costco 1.9

Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) October 29, 2018

Southern Resident Killer Whales are an iconic and treasured species in Washington. That’s why @GovInslee gave an executive order to convene this task force and focus on recovery https://t.co/f229qVUWmu https://t.co/vlMNMdRlDn

— Washington State Governor’s Office (@WAStateGov) July 9, 2018

Multistate collaboration key to make EV corridors efficient, well-stocked and well-advertised – Commerce's Peter Moulton. VW settlement helping expand #electricvehicle charging networks; West Coast states chart the course https://t.co/4GuARaZPNo

— WA Commerce (@WAStateCommerce) July 25, 2018

Find out if your community is at higher risk for lead exposure with our Information by Location (IBL) mapping tool https://t.co/eHywjWIQk2. #LeadFreeKids #NLPPW2018 . pic.twitter.com/ctSWYhLUrB

— WA Dept. of Health (@WADeptHealth) October 25, 2018

Happy International E-Waste Day! You can recycle your unwanted TVs and more for FREE through #eCycleWA. Find out where to recycle: https://t.co/ksOIPwpND5 https://t.co/C96qn0RjiO pic.twitter.com/uuJG7iFCMI

— WA Dept of Ecology (@EcologyWA) October 13, 2018

The West Coast states continue leading the way in this nation’s fight against climate change and have an opportunity to work together to supply reliable, affordable clean energy. https://t.co/S2wlbIHkZB

— Governor Jay Inslee (@GovInslee) July 31, 2018

Looking for a change of scenery? Take a look at our Washington's 100 Best Companies to Work For list for some awesome companies that could be looking for someone like you.https://t.co/Qr8CGlZOpZ

— Seattle Business (@seattlebusiness) November 6, 2018

Proof that earthquake threats are all over our region. All the better to be prepared and to get drop, cover & hold on in your muscle memory. Join us on Oct. 18 at 10:18am https://t.co/gg8HMC1kXv #shakeout https://t.co/d71v8Yod08

— Washington ShakeOut (@waShakeOut) October 15, 2018

.@cmkshama hosted a news conference this morning outlining ways the city can reallocate an additional $48 million to build affordable housing. Video: https://t.co/cWNLLAr75g pic.twitter.com/9jf1CQQlUe

— Seattle City Council (@SeattleCouncil) October 24, 2018

Seattle launches this “first-of-its-kind” cargo e-bike, designed to meet a variety of urban challenges. A creative delivery solution by @UPS will soon operate in the historic Pike Place Market & downtown Seattle, on sidewalks & in designated bike lanes. https://t.co/JRhcLf6hiN pic.twitter.com/d5kfTBzMrk

— seattledot (@seattledot) October 27, 2018

Our public comment period is open for 6 of the 29 existing surveillance technologies in the @CityofSeattle. Attend a table-discussion style meeting, submit online, or mail us your comments until Nov. 5. Find all the details on our #TechTalk blog https://t.co/jQzPB60zGc pic.twitter.com/7TQn4gw8pT

— City of Seattle ITD (@SeattleITDept) October 8, 2018

“Paul Allen’s legacy will be remembered for generations. He set an incredible example as an innovative leader who used his resources and influence to make the world a better, more beautiful place. The PNW is lucky to have had a leader like Paul Allen.” – Marilyn Strickland https://t.co/n67hybqQhr

— SeattleMetroChamber (@SeattleChamber) October 16, 2018

Let's get #BackonTrack and #FinishBuildingTheStreetcar. Hear why Von Perkins, longtime resident and principal at PCMC, supports the Center City Connector. pic.twitter.com/BC512PIWNS

— Downtown Seattle (@downtownseattle) September 18, 2018

Ballot drop boxes are going gangbusters throughout Seattle. King County Elections gathered about 50,000 ballots from the boxes yesterday. They anticipate between 170,000 and 200,000 today. https://t.co/2cJvdTpS3n #waelex #ElectionDay2018 #MidtermElections2018 pic.twitter.com/zyqDKDw1a4

— Crosscut (@Crosscut) November 6, 2018

Seattle is a stellar city for cheese lovers. From mac to burrata to nachos, these 12 spots offer up some of the best cheesy bites in town. https://t.co/oUbm5BBkFg

— Seattle Weekly (@seattleweekly) October 17, 2018

Seattle scores top marks in @BicyclingMag's latest ranking of the best bike cities in America – do you agree with their assessment of our City's biking culture? https://t.co/bdenn5HYT5

— SEA Mayor's Office (@OfficeofMayor) October 12, 2018

Our evenings are about to get a lot darker due to daylight saving time and @SpokanePD wants you to be aware of your surroundings. Enhance your survival mindset and have a plan to react to a crime before you're a victim of crime.https://t.co/6rPVqxXEzO

— City of Spokane (@SpokaneCity) November 3, 2018

Spokane’s two medical schools draw more new docs to Eastern Washington #LifeSciencesSpokane #TogetherWereGreater https://t.co/M6IzEXSO7w

— Greater Spokane Inc. (@GreaterSpokane) November 6, 2018

Looking for #2018MidtermElections updates? Stick with @SpokesmanReview today for coverage that will be bigger than Adlai Stevenson's 1952 visit to Spokane https://t.co/oIWaF9CZdU #waelex pic.twitter.com/pCjUqBZKby

— SpokesmanReview (@SpokesmanReview) November 6, 2018

Great article from @TheInlander about the Silver-Garburg Piano Duo's life as a performing couple! We are so excited to have them here performing Brahms this weekend! > https://t.co/EEZ0BQAjVc https://t.co/VbZAUZtI0X

— Spokane Symphony (@spokanesymphony) November 2, 2018

Smoke is severely impacting air quality today. We currently have an air quality reading of "Very Unhealthy/Purple". This means that everyone should stay indoors, avoid all strenuous activity, close windows & doors. Find hourly updates at https://t.co/f7txtxMAjt pic.twitter.com/MXY2fXFqfW

— Spokane Clean Air (@SpokaneCleanAir) August 19, 2018

.@TripAdvisor says Spokane should be on your 2019 Travel Bucket List and we couldn't agree more! #lovespokane https://t.co/J3JGtHHwea

— VisitSpokane (@VisitSpokane) October 23, 2018

Airing now! We have a special guest, @GovInslee, on the latest episode of Inside Tacoma. Be sure to tune to TV #Tacoma, watch online at https://t.co/JGuT9XPxGF or view this segment on YouTube at https://t.co/3gkulYuLW9. pic.twitter.com/T0n5S4lDgW

— City of Tacoma (@CityofTacoma) October 16, 2018

What do you think? Trendy bar, restaurant scene near the Tacoma Dome? The city wants it to happen.
The city is… https://t.co/Y7HBWlwJQc

— Downtown Tacoma (@dttacoma) March 12, 2018

Our mission is to create healthy opportunities to play, learn and grow. Here's a snapshot of how we served the community last year. https://t.co/JDUPiqcnk0 pic.twitter.com/LJvAj1EBzn

— Metro Parks Tacoma (@metparkstacoma) November 2, 2018

We are about to lose the region's 2nd greatest golf course. https://t.co/xYEftvjDcV @southtacoma

— North Tacoma (@northtacoma) September 7, 2018

https://twitter.com/southtacoma/status/1058411415009079297

Check out this incredible video of members of our Dive Team participating in a very unusual – & challenging! – Halloween competition with Underwater Sports dive shop. Deputy Thompson showed off some epic underwater knife skills in carving up his pumpkin masterpiece! pic.twitter.com/TGDq1Yqohn

— Pierce Co Sheriff (@PierceSheriff) October 30, 2018

Since its founding in 1916, Lions Club International is known far and wide for the help it gives to people through a wealth of service projects, providing humanitarian service to 200… https://t.co/JVSZF5SWoj

— Tacoma Weekly (@TacomaWeekly) October 25, 2018

Help Build A Stronger #VanWa! The City has worked with the community to develop a proposed service and funding package for a range of programs and capital investments focused on economic development, parks, public safety. Tell us what you think ➡️ https://t.co/BNvP7INRJF pic.twitter.com/SekhtxnOra

— City of Vancouver (@VancouverUS) October 29, 2018

https://twitter.com/Vancouver_USA/status/1057690531608715264

Vancouver Waterfront – July Update https://t.co/dHYuD7kbu1 via @YouTube

— Vanc Dwntwn Assoc (@VDAUSA) July 16, 2018

From late night bars to casino dining, @meetingstoday has the scoop on #VanWA's post-conference group activities (on page 68 of the August 2018 issue)! https://t.co/xMkBXo1oD2 #MeetinVanUSA pic.twitter.com/Hms6QMas6n

— Meet in Vancouver USA (@MeetInVanUSA) August 9, 2018

Thank you to the Vancouver Business Journal for your coverage on our six Business & Leadership Award Recipients!

Matrix Roofing, Silicon Forest, Why Racing Events, Share of Vancouver WA… https://t.co/CJh1A5jeEw

— Vancouver Chamber (@VanChamber) September 28, 2018

So much in our lives is tied together through the internet, so a disruption could be catastrophic. The National Cybersecurity Alliance has tips on how to protect against malware and the rest. https://t.co/d1lNCB8ULH pic.twitter.com/5lYIMKiTiB

— Bellevue, Washington (@bellevuewa) October 22, 2018

BDA member @Hines, working with BDA member @LMNArchitects, one big step closer to construction of the Summit III office tower.

Hines updates concept for long-planned tower in office-starved Bellevue https://t.co/EGH14sOwqH via @PSBJ

— Bellevue Downtown (@BellevueDT) October 19, 2018

Developer to Buy Property Where Barnes & Noble Sits in Downtown Bellevue to Build Three Towers: https://t.co/AtQVn38iy7 pic.twitter.com/hq4g2JTrPt

— Downtown Bellevue (@DTBellevue) September 18, 2018

.@bellevuewa pilots electric-assisted bike share. https://t.co/JxKPEpqAMd pic.twitter.com/TnU2Iqbd2N

— Bellevue Reporter (@BelReporter) August 9, 2018

The fall season in #Bellevue is something else, but can you believe the whole region looks like this? Explore this interactive fall foliage map to see how your area is changing colors this season! #VisitBellevue 🍂https://t.co/qNKci2NgJm

— VisitBellevue (@VisitBellevueWA) October 1, 2018

.@Uwajimaya Celebrates 90 Years as Seattle’s Most Beloved Asian Supermarket #membersmakingnews #congrats https://t.co/GFlrQWdXsU

— Bellevue Chamber (@BellevueChamber) September 13, 2018

Everett's Planning Director Allan Giffen has been with the City for 32 years, and has seen some massive changes throughout that time. Watch below to hear how Everett has grown through the years, as well as his vision for the city's future. #Everett125 pic.twitter.com/ZQVHK0ICBH

— City of Everett (@EverettCity) August 17, 2018

.@PortofEverett receives large grant.https://t.co/8T49Z6xwsU

— Transport Topics (@TransportTopics) November 2, 2018

Dear people of 2068: Here are some of our thoughts about living in Everett in 2018. They will be encapsulated at @eplsdotorg. https://t.co/N6HVScRKGY

— The Herald (@EverettHerald) August 17, 2018

Poland > Port of Everett > Seattle. Check out this new modular hotel being built in South Lake Union. The modular rooms were offloaded at the Port of Everett Seaport in August. See the @KIRO7Seattle story here; https://t.co/KbssD5LOso

— Port of Everett (@PortofEverett) October 29, 2018

Wing meets body! Tons of #tech and #innovation have gone into designing and building the #777X. Attaching the world’s largest twin-engine composite wing to the body of the flight test ✈ has been just as impressive. 😲 Learn more about the 777X: https://t.co/f2ronzdvl5 pic.twitter.com/r7DA30oFVh

— Boeing Airplanes (@BoeingAirplanes) October 23, 2018

Washington Vol.7 (incl UWTacoma)

Snopes, the country’s most popular hoax-debunking site, is run by its founder out of a 97-year-old house in Tacoma. Is it ever busy, with 47 of its “Hot 50” posts having something to do with politics. (via @ErikLacitis)https://t.co/O9HN9Y0Uiw

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) October 10, 2018

West Point disaster sent raw sewage into Puget Sound. Surprisingly, the water quality was barely affected. (Story by @LyndaVMapes) https://t.co/5XGxBaNFBS pic.twitter.com/5GSnI1BV56

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) February 28, 2018

We should see better air quality 'guaranteed' tonight and tomorrow. https://t.co/6zt2IEHKcs

— Tacoma News Tribune (@thenewstribune) August 22, 2018

Lots of smoke from a fire at a scrap metal yard on the Tacoma tide flats.https://t.co/eVKj3d2cyy

— Tacoma News Tribune (@thenewstribune) September 17, 2018

"[Canoe Journey] is a powerful way for the original peoples of this area to share our medicine, help restore some balance to our environment and offer thanks and healing to the water that gives us so much life." – Chairman Bill Sterud via @thenewstribune https://t.co/mpyKEp6HiS

— Puyallup Tribe (@Puyallup_Tribe) July 15, 2018

The dingy gloom over Tacoma is largely due to wildfires burning in Washington and Canada. “The data suggests this sort of scenario will become more common,” #UW Tacoma Asst. Prof. Maureen Kennedy. “Our fire season is getting longer and more destructive,”https://t.co/kESKOmhMS4 pic.twitter.com/0arzENo4L6

— UW Tacoma (@uwtacoma) August 21, 2018

#UW Tacoma Assistant Professor Dan Shugar is part of international team of researchers who studied a massive tsunami in Alaska. https://t.co/cYkZ3BnqAt pic.twitter.com/FouPNgE03v

— UW Tacoma (@uwtacoma) September 8, 2018

KenSci and T3K Health announces strategic partnership to deliver AI based predictions directly within EHRs https://t.co/XgfB5XywAt The company was co-founded by a @uwtacoma faculty member from our department.

— School of Engineering & Technology at UW Tacoma (@uwtset) October 27, 2018

A talented group of @uwtacoma students need your votes for their https://t.co/korE2emzwl hackathon entry! They are @uwgradschool students working on MS in Computer Science from @uw in downtown Tacoma https://t.co/3o4tC20HDc

— School of Engineering & Technology at UW Tacoma (@uwtset) August 8, 2018

Professors and instructors with the @uwtacoma Master of Cybersecurity and Leadership (MCL) program and other technology instructors shared their insights about this concentrated attack on a local restaurant @uwgradschool @milgarduwt https://t.co/39SvS35M4s

— School of Engineering & Technology at UW Tacoma (@uwtset) July 25, 2018

Our own @ankurt from @uwtacoma is included in this Health Tech Podcast: How AI is making humans the ‘fundamental thing in the internet of things’ https://t.co/GYX2MrkbNZ He works with our @uwgradschool students in downtown Tacoma

— School of Engineering & Technology at UW Tacoma (@uwtset) January 11, 2018

College Cooking: One Skillet Chicken and Vegetables / UW Tacoma: https://t.co/asXwOcJqii via @YouTube

— Milgard School of Business (@MilgardUWT) October 30, 2018

Is WALMART really all bad? Professor @LawlessCSR of @clsr_uwt and @stanemert discuss #CorporateResponsibility and "Good and Bad Business"! https://t.co/3OFSejmaY4 @MilgardCBA @uwtacoma #BusinessEducation #SocialJustice #SocialResponsibility #SustainableDevelopment #Business

— Milgard School of Business (@MilgardUWT) July 30, 2018

A @MilgardCBA analysis of Joint Base Lewis-McChord's economic impact: https://t.co/aNpOJmVZ4T #UniversityOfWashington #UWNews #UWTacoma #UWT @uwtacoma

— Milgard School of Business (@MilgardUWT) May 30, 2018

Google's New Al Algorithm Can Predict Heart Disease by Scanning Your Eyes https://t.co/7vd9RmHHED #ISSIP @MilgardCBA

— Haluk Demirkan (@ProfHaluk) February 23, 2018

“The leadership decided to combine the container operations under this new entity, @SeaportNW, to be responsive to the way the markets perceived us,” Kendall noted in @IconsOfInfra @PortofTacoma @PortofSeattle @NewCold_HQ @tridentseafoods @uwtacoma https://t.co/xfjrt7Mlkv

— Economic Development (@edbTacomaPierce) May 15, 2018

New Op-Ed about civility in public discourse, by @sias_uwt faculty and @TheOpEdProject participant, Annie Nguyen. https://t.co/ZXLdD839rV

— SIAS at UW Tacoma (@sias_uwt) May 30, 2017

Read about how the Tacoma Whole Child Initiative brings @tacomaschools together w/ partners @uwtacoma, @CityofTacoma, @BGCSPS to support kids. https://t.co/Y9wUw7L1Yk @ASCD #SEAD #SEL

— AspenSEAD (@AspenSEAD) February 5, 2018

.@uwtacoma's #DanShugar: "As glaciers thin around the world they are modifying their landscapes dramatically. In the case of #TaanFjord the result was a massive tsunami. We need to better understand risks posed by these steep slopes in a changing climate"https://t.co/y1n2Dk76KJ pic.twitter.com/DsYsAg4SIE

— Climate Strategy (@ClimateSt) September 12, 2018

Students at the @UWTacoma don't even have to leave the comfort of their dorm rooms when they're sick and need a doctor, thanks to the #telemedicine practice the school opened last summer. See how it's making a difference on this campus and others: https://t.co/5B0Cfel35g

— CDW Healthcare (@CDW_Healthcare) August 20, 2018

Chemicals from automobile tires have become prominent suspects in the widespread deaths of coho salmon from stormwater in Puget Sound. Are scientists zeroing in on the cause of urban runoff mortality syndrome? https://t.co/IOS2Ape9pp

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) September 21, 2018

New studies on emerging threats to salmon https://t.co/rbVFmZirI6

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) July 16, 2018

Removal of creosote-treated pilings may assist herring recovery https://t.co/tMAlvsrCp1

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) July 13, 2018

Size means survival for young salmon https://t.co/WqrrP9Ugm7

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) July 3, 2018

Opening the black box: What’s killing Puget Sound’s salmon and steelhead? https://t.co/xrQb4OlqEe

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) June 25, 2018

Despite WA ban on farmed salmon, BC impacts may flow across border https://t.co/IHJduWTkdI

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) June 7, 2018

Ocean acidification may be twice as extreme in Puget Sound’s seagrass habitats, threatening Dungeness crabs https://t.co/fD1k8HyZAZ

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) May 30, 2018

Can a compost-amended bioinfiltration swale filter #stormwater? CUW scientists are collaborating w/ @WaStormCenter. https://t.co/AgmGQHTjNQ

— UWT at Urban Waters (@UwtCuw) August 30, 2017

A new report from USC that looked specifically at black student graduation rates found some universities graduating students of color at higher rates, writes the @seattletimes. One exceptional school? @UWBothell, with UW and @uwtacoma also with high rates. https://t.co/Xj1Du2CpCH

— University of Washington (@UW) October 1, 2018

.@UWBothell and @CascadiaCollege approved a 20-year master plan, which includes additional housing and parking for an increased student population. https://t.co/9TlJ0hgzKk pic.twitter.com/D3cQbgPrIZ

— 425 Business (@425Business) February 5, 2018

Great story about researcher Lori Robins and her work to improve sanitation through pit toilets. https://t.co/xAOZNXp315

— UW Bothell (@UWBothell) October 2, 2018

Amaya Garcia of @NewAmericaEd presents on building a bilingual teacher pipeline at @NatlGovsAssoc @GovInslee @WAPESB convening on diversifying the educator workforce in Washington State. Recent paper from Amaya on WA efforts: https://t.co/dkllfJAtxW #WAdiverseteach pic.twitter.com/9M7R8Qps7A

— Seth Gerson (@SethPGerson) November 1, 2018

Seattle wants to build a safety net for its workers. However, a number of forces might make this a challenge. #Preemption is one of them https://t.co/vUYFqedtDv

— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) June 29, 2018

With Jail Diversion Program, New Orleans Follows Seattle’s LEAD. https://t.co/4hng4Ma0au #RethinkJails @leagueofcities pic.twitter.com/7PO5u32VkI

— Safety and Justice (@safety_justice) February 22, 2018

Amazon has spent over a year trying to adopt the perfect second headquarters to complement its Seattle home base. Now, the desired HQ twins could look more like triplets. https://t.co/NqC0GJ1hzo

— CityLab (@CityLab) November 6, 2018

Paul Allen’s gifts to Seattle included big-ticket civic infrastructure, like a permanent home for the @Seahawks and @SoundersFC at @CenturyLink_Fld and Frank Gehry’s curvy and colorful Museum of Popular Culture. https://t.co/gNDPKGvSpW

— CityLab (@CityLab) October 19, 2018

Metros with more public transit usage are safer, for both passengers and pedestrians. https://t.co/pVpxOTPOCl

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 11, 2018

Blaming regulations, the China-based bikesharing company @ofo_bicycle is retreating from the U.S., just one year after it first arrived in Seattle. https://t.co/7LxOWyauTx

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 11, 2018

Seattle unanimously passes an "Amazon tax" to fund affordable housing https://t.co/eiRSOjPIwA pic.twitter.com/pqCKh8yfol

— CityLab (@CityLab) May 19, 2018

Why Seattle is America's bus-lovingest town https://t.co/aVsx4xlcfo pic.twitter.com/MGl4wOMpEC

— CityLab (@CityLab) May 19, 2018

Take a 360-degree dive with the planet’s largest tunnel-boring machine (Seattle calls it "Bertha") https://t.co/F8XfITtjES pic.twitter.com/WwBIvLBjjL

— CityLab (@CityLab) March 19, 2017

Seattle's big transit buildout, now with affordable housing https://t.co/ThyMnKeON9 pic.twitter.com/J1DRNURLYA

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 18, 2016

Following Seattle’s example, other cities want to give voters cash vouchers to donate to local candidates. https://t.co/BqEJ2fe32J pic.twitter.com/iwSkF9Wonb

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 8, 2018

“I’m looking across Puget Sound. I can’t see Seattle through the smoke right now.” https://t.co/i1XJYElYnw

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 16, 2018

Cities waiting on federal transit $ that should have come by now:
Albuquerque, NM
Dallas, TX
El Paso, TX
Jacksonville, FL
LA, CA
Minneapolis, MN
NYC, NY
Orange County, CA
Reno, NV
Sacramento, CA
Seattle, WA
South Shore, IN/IL
St. Petersburg, FL
Tempe, AZhttps://t.co/KV7nKTwAp4 pic.twitter.com/ijLzscyDHW

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 15, 2018

Currently, only Idaho, Arizona, California, and Washington use independent commissions to redraw congressional borders. https://t.co/7Of9L7XLqO

— CityLab (@CityLab) November 6, 2018

Great profile on Seattle's iconic @ScarecrowVideo from @CityLab last week 💜 https://t.co/5lQG78ekYS

— Seattle Film + Music (@seattlefm) May 8, 2018

Not your father's open data program – Seattle continues to push reforms https://t.co/vQZLutPoxD @SeattleCTO @civictechsea @CityLab

— Stephen Goldsmith (@GoldsmithOnGov) October 13, 2017

https://twitter.com/c40cities/status/9645903640856862727

"Bothell just built a downtown boulevard unlike any other in Washington state." – @seattletimes https://t.co/nFC9dnP3bs

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) September 7, 2017

Seattle Has a New “Playbook” for Handling Transportation Changes https://t.co/MjAoiG36qj pic.twitter.com/tZLSxXpMHx

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) September 10, 2017

Seattle Neighborhood Is Preparing Now for 2031 Light-Rail Station https://t.co/J1lkY9aSfX pic.twitter.com/LZggRCqLPu

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) September 16, 2017

Inspiring work coming out of Seattle and their approach to transit-oriented development @NextCityOrg https://t.co/oslZ3rQCvD

— America Walks (@americawalks) May 9, 2018

Wow. Seattle is #3 in the country for % of city tracts gentrified. https://t.co/bxF0QDaMOR @NCRC via @NextCityOrg

— Seattle Neighbors (@SEAneighbors) March 30, 2018

Seattle Digitizes Its History of Anti-Freeway Activism https://t.co/buD1XP9EPt @NextCityOrg @RachelAnnaD via #PlacesWire

— Places Journal (@PlacesJournal) March 6, 2018

#goodmorningbees #SmartCity #Seattle evaluates private bike-share use and potential problems before creating final regulations under which #bikesharing companies must operate. By Josh Cohen for @NextCityOrg: https://t.co/IXoYaKEoZR #smartcities #smartmobility @jcohenwrites pic.twitter.com/rcr0VvhVIo

— Be a bee (@beesmartcity) December 23, 2017

Monday's Most Read #3: Seattle requiring developers to engage communities earlier https://t.co/xbucrc9k5R @NextCityOrg

— The Overhead Wire (@theoverheadwire) July 17, 2018

Been hearing a lot of complaints about the Emerald City not being so emerald anymore? Was the blame on #urbanism or #density? @danbertolet looked at #tree canopy cover in #Seattle to settle the score: https://t.co/1ECWYIlbyy
One of our readers defs asked ~this a month or 2 ago!

— Sightline Institute (@Sightline) September 6, 2018

“Seattle has a great opportunity to be a model of what can be done with outdated infrastructure” @nextcityorg via @jcohenwrites https://t.co/mmN8Qyv5TL

— Sightline Institute (@Sightline) December 18, 2017

In fits and starts, Seattle plans for regional-scale urbanismhttps://t.co/nnGcfuWKHt pic.twitter.com/QYOEbP5MPQ

— Architects Newspaper (@archpaper) January 29, 2018

Lisa Picard speaks on breakthrough technologies and the shape of #cities at CNU 25.Seattle #CNU25 https://t.co/naso66ExM0 #innovation

— NewUrbanism (@NewUrbanism) June 19, 2017

Rents are declining in seven cities—including Portland, Seattle, and Washington DC, all of which are experiencing double-digit growth this decade. https://t.co/XtJHKwVHEv

— NewUrbanism (@NewUrbanism) August 29, 2018

Leading Cities is launching a global startup competition for smart cities called AcceliCITY https://t.co/YOvAyDv6hk

— Smart Cities Dive (@smartcitiesdive) July 5, 2018

“An unprecedented 68.5 million people live as refugees, asylum-seekers, stateless people, and internally displaced people in precarious situations around the world, more often than not in cities.” https://t.co/SLi3WK8ESd

— The Urbanist (@UrbanistOrg) September 24, 2018

ICYMI: Tacoma: Getting To Know My New City Through Walking https://t.co/qIPvM6Ob5G

— The Urbanist (@UrbanistOrg) August 15, 2018

This Columbia City project got its rezone and will deliver 107 homes, including 10 affordable housing units on-site: https://t.co/fuVLYx3sjo pic.twitter.com/OvaXjxvdJW

— The Urbanist (@UrbanistOrg) July 31, 2018

If Seattle’s $15 minimum wage experiment is the ‘canary in the coal mine,’ other cities should proceed with caution https://t.co/K9OpSBdwJG

— AEI (@AEI) June 27, 2017

The new ‘restaurant math’ of Seattle’s $15 #minimumwage is starting to ‘break the system’ https://t.co/wuSz2XK1od pic.twitter.com/VWzdYvdRtQ

— AEI (@AEI) March 7, 2016

The US is in the grip of a housing affordability crisis, especially in its high-productivity cities like San Francisco, Seattle, and New York. In addition to harming individuals, this is also having a deleterious effect on the country’s economic growth. https://t.co/2bbPEL4EQl pic.twitter.com/S8eKD2T8AA

— AEI (@AEI) July 6, 2018

#KnowledgeCapitals: Highly innovative metro areas in US & Europe#Boston #Dallas #Seattle #Amsterdam #Zurich https://t.co/U3Of0UAfUn pic.twitter.com/IYxDnprsld

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) October 2, 2016

New report aims to improve #workforcedevelopment solutions for places like #Detroit & #Seattle: https://t.co/MYaqWCS8LO

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) June 26, 2017

Where are e-commerce #jobs? They're not just in Seattle, but also logistics centers like Riverside, per this new @axios map using @BrookingsMetro data. @AdieTomer and I are digging deeper into more spatial trends. Stay tuned! https://t.co/DhqjenZyDc @erica_pandey @Harry_Stevens pic.twitter.com/brYyrkw6Qn

— Joe Kane (@jwkane1) September 5, 2018

Top larger digital metros as per @BrookingsMetro "digitalization" analysis include:#San Jose, #Boston, #Austin, #Hartford, #Salt Lake, #Raleigh, #Seattle, #SF, #Madison

Check your city here:https://t.co/vk0KonGfmq

Full report here:https://t.co/z3xGClVQz4 @amy_liuw pic.twitter.com/JMFEuf1enA

— Mark Muro (@MarkMuro1) November 29, 2017

Washington Vol.6 (University of Washington)

Jake Betzen, a grad student in the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences, is quoted on his research on the decline of the bigleaf maple tree in Washington. https://t.co/kQOlxTEJ5B

— UW Graduate School (@UWGradSchool) October 15, 2018

RT @UW: .@UWArtSci faculty and @burkemuseum curators are literally going to the end of the Earth to gather data on one of the least understood fossil records in the world: Antarctica’s. https://t.co/OvBCXkfaJx
📷 by UW Professor @ChristianSidor pic.twitter.com/l9qzV3MCgl

— UW Arts and Sciences (@UWArtSci) July 30, 2018

Researchers from the UW Clean Energy Institute (@UW_CEI) and Molecular Engineering & Sciences show perovskites are among one of the best materials for thin-film solar cells. https://t.co/W5tRQjPL32 pic.twitter.com/CtpP1aCZJI

— UW Arts and Sciences (@UWArtSci) July 27, 2018

https://twitter.com/uwengineering/status/1058052312915034112

“Engineers have to learn how to work with failure because failure makes us into stronger problem-solvers." @UW ME sophomore Livia Anderson (left) and her @UWEcoCAR teammates introduced 5th graders to engineering last month. Read more here: https://t.co/4ePXfmtVnp #HuskyExperience pic.twitter.com/oqrYL96Lje

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) October 29, 2018

The #UrbanFreightLab at the @SCTLCenter will be helping UPS evaluate how delivering packages on e-bikes will affect dwell time, carbon-dioxide emissions and use of parking space. Read more in @mlbaruchman's story. https://t.co/I9m7p6fjVM

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) October 29, 2018

.@theAGU has given civil and environmental engineering prof Rebecca Neumann an award for her research on finding solutions to food and water security challenges around the world! Read more here: https://t.co/yocW6xMxlJ pic.twitter.com/1TaUm86pYy

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) October 16, 2018

Could common carrier parcel lockers reduce traffic congestion in Seattle? Two @SCTLCenter reports are investigating this issue. Read more here: https://t.co/o5KSoplknZ

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) October 12, 2018

A new study from @UW and @WSU researchers makes chemicals from tiny bits of car tires a prime suspect in the untimely deaths of coho salmon. https://t.co/WKhKW9oHo9

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) October 4, 2018

From football helmets to fossils. Both @VicisPro and @burkemuseum have used the @UW civil & environmental engineering's CT scanner to get 3-D models that show the inside of these objects without cutting into them. Read more here: https://t.co/vySVQoWQY0 pic.twitter.com/jZbLkPcToJ

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) October 3, 2018

“Say I sound sick when I am talking to Alexa, maybe they would show me medicine as a suggestion on Amazon,” said @uwcse prof @franziroesner. “What happens when the inferences are wrong?” https://t.co/pW8VoUY5Fm

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) September 24, 2018

Last week, 54 fifth-grade students from Marshall Elementary lived in dormitories and learned about engineering @UW. They designed and built #gravitycars. 🚗🚙 Check out @KariBray's awesome story in the @EverettHerald for the details! #STEM #STEMed https://t.co/Nmk8wSqbl8

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) September 18, 2018

The U.S. Army's new drones that will never need to land are powered similarly to our #RoboFly! Read more here: https://t.co/WXqwNEyJUK @uwcse @UWEENews pic.twitter.com/0uDQPC6EWh

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) September 6, 2018

"The researchers used computational modeling to help design the helmet. Trying to jostle the brain on a computer sure beats doing it in real life." @UW startup @VicisPro's new football helmet is designed to protect the brain. #UWinnovates https://t.co/h9vdRa1vQq

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) September 4, 2018

When talking about autonomous vehicles, one huge question remains — will they be as safe as those driven by people? @UW Civil and environmental engineering prof @DonMacKenzie9 discusses his answer in this video: https://t.co/VPa5C3EE3r

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 30, 2018

"In February, researchers at the @UW and @Microsoft put 200 megabytes of data into 13 million DNA oligonucleotides — among the files was @okgo's music video for 'This Too Shall Pass.'" 😱🧬https://t.co/DjJSDKPkvg

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 28, 2018

"In a city with crowded infrastructure like Seattle, every second counts at the bus stop. But a new study from the @UW asked: Would those schedules be hampered if we allowed private shuttles to use those public bus stops?" https://t.co/3eUZa7imY9

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 27, 2018

"They call it Herb2. It’s a dapper #robot, wearing a bowtie even while it sits at home in its lab at the @UW. All perfectly normal stuff for a robot—until the machine speaks: 'Hello from the hackers.'" 🤖 https://t.co/hzab54l9dZ @uwcse

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 24, 2018

"Boxy robot prototypes have been developed with design input from teens, who, KNKX notes, seem to be more comfortable with WALL-E-style #robots than humanoid-style bots that can be perceived as more threatening." 🤖https://t.co/Liv2WsTa9u @ProjectEMAR @elinbjorling

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 22, 2018

Check out @UW civil and environmental engineering prof @DonMacKenzie9 in @grist's video feature on #dockless bikesharing: https://t.co/lbqp7rzD1J #bikeshare

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 22, 2018

https://twitter.com/uwengineering/status/1031935862597070848

"Voice-activated assistants are a bottomless source of entertainment, offering knock-knock jokes, bedtimes stories, and animal facts on demand. There’s just one problem: Alexa and her smart-speaker ilk don’t always know how to come out to play." https://t.co/dw7cjHvBye

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 13, 2018

"Around 88% of @venmo users who responded to a small survey carried out by researchers affiliated with the @UW 'indicated indifference towards whether their transactions were shared or private.'" This is research by @hcdeUW prof @smunson! https://t.co/IuAzxwrFgR

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 8, 2018

Tech for the whole family: "Engineers need to facilitate more nuanced responses from voice-activated devices instead of the terse 'Sorry, I didn’t get that' currently stated by personal digital assistants like Alexa or Siri." @uw_ischool @lisa_stiffler https://t.co/wxaLwBtHxU

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 7, 2018

"Marver, who founded the company in 2013 with @UW ME chair Per Reinhall and @UWMedicine neurosurgeon Dr. Samuel Browd, said the ZERO1 has a 'deformable' outer shell." 120 football teams now use @VicisPro's helmet, says @dereknhall. https://t.co/90ZuhsO2SZ

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 3, 2018

How do you spot a Russian bot? “If an account has more than 50 to 60 tweets a day, that suggests automation,” explains @hcdeUW grad student Ahmer Arif. Read other tips in @dcostaroberts' story for @MotherJones: https://t.co/q86zdKgT1y

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) August 1, 2018

"Researchers at the @UW are training robotic hands that have all the same digits and joints that our hands do. That is far more difficult than training a gripper or suction cup. An anthropomorphic hand moves in so many different ways." #robotics 🤖https://t.co/aA9URXovZo

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) July 31, 2018

@UWaeroastro @uwengineering on cutting edge of drone tech: No GPS? No problem! Researchers test new and improved systems to track drones https://t.co/V5EM59BwN8 via @GeekWire

— UW Aero & Astro (@UWaeroastro) August 16, 2018

Great vindication for Parker Solar Probe's namesake: https://t.co/1OVGk3VDmz

— UW Aero & Astro (@UWaeroastro) August 13, 2018

UW team notches a personal best in hyperloop competition — and meets Elon Musk (via @katherinelong) https://t.co/xLwJ5fMdWP

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) August 1, 2018

Greg Wilson, co-founder of @swcarpentry, offered a lecture on "A hard-boiled egg: #datascience, software engineering, and a plausible path to a slightly better future" – check it out on our YouTube page! https://t.co/DFfXxiDhEw

— UW eScience Institute (@uwescience) October 24, 2018

Hot off the presses! Issue six of our #DataScience for Social Good Summer Blog. Get student insight on #datacleaning and #geospatialanalysis in this new post! #DSSG2018 https://t.co/rRT02mhGGq pic.twitter.com/iMpLApV4Ve

— UW eScience Institute (@uwescience) August 14, 2018

Supersized #solar farms are sprouting around the world (and maybe in space, too) w/ @UWEENews Professor Daniel Kirschen https://t.co/TJZNICOLze @meharris @NBCNewsMACH @uwengineering

— Clean Energy Inst. (@UW_CEI) August 20, 2018

I just published Can Compassion Make Innovation Better? https://t.co/fTTpDGisJU

— Vikram Jandhyala (@vikramjandhyala) October 19, 2018

Curious about whether robots can be curious? University of Washington joins initiative to find out https://t.co/N5Ty9FLOEp via @GeekWire

— Washington Research Foundation/WRF Capital (@wrfseattle) October 25, 2018

UW team notches a personal best in hyperloop competition — and meets Elon Musk (via @katherinelong) https://t.co/xLwJ5fMdWP

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) August 1, 2018

Engineers at @uwengineering have developed a device that wirelessly tracks how #3Dprinted objects are used without #batteries or #electronics. https://t.co/BHVSjNMcUP pic.twitter.com/HT8ZAk5pk2

— engineering.com (@engineeringcom) October 25, 2018

A team of #UWAllen, @UWECENews and Mechanical Engineering researchers have developed a way to make 3D-printed smart objects even smarter, thanks to built-in analytics that can track and store data about their use. #UWinnovates #IoT #3Dprinting https://t.co/Pu5A1BbeNa pic.twitter.com/O1tZzXfFX3

— Allen School (@uwcse) October 10, 2018

“With DNA, Nature really nailed information storage at the molecular scale. Our goal at MISL is to explore how to build revolutionary systems around it. #MemoriesInDNA gives everyone an opportunity to participate." – @luisceze https://t.co/zmT96fGSee via @universetoday

— Allen School (@uwcse) October 8, 2018

Could #AR/#VR be useful in a prison environment: Could it help people transition out of prison (lower #recidivism), or reduce stress or increase the effectiveness of existing #prison programs? They asked, and we thought it deserved a look. https://t.co/3fT20Uf7Mg #UWAllen pic.twitter.com/Wli4WCGcK5

— UW Reality Lab (@UwRealityLab) August 23, 2018

Another example of how @UWCoMotion meaningfully partners with the community to create innovation mechanisms that both support and benefit from the @UW ecosystem. Enormous thanks to @BECU for their support as well as to the innovators and startupshttps://t.co/sPWQMvMqTa

— Vikram Jandhyala (@vikramjandhyala) October 19, 2018

This fall, our faculty welcomes Rolf Hapel (@Hapelr), all the way from Denmark. He brings a unique perspective on the future of #libraries. Learn about him: https://t.co/QMICTSqNIu

— UW iSchool (@UW_iSchool) September 12, 2018

Who will teach Silicon Valley to be ethical? Academia will. The @UW_iSchool teaches ethics to 900+ students a year, including 280 majors and minors, many of whom take jobs in Silicon Valley. Demand that colleges & unis in your region do too. https://t.co/hFbMTeuMSa @karaswisher

— Andy J. Ko (@andyjko) October 22, 2018

Facebook Network Breach Impacts Up to 50 Million Users via @NYTimes https://t.co/eApnjF05G2

— Risk Detective (@anniesearle) September 28, 2018

.@AAlphaBio is developing a platform that can measure thousands of protein interactions simultaneously and how drugs affect them https://t.co/HWFCm74JqJ #drugdevelopment #drugdesign @thebioreport @dslevine @DavidAYounger

— SynBioBeta (@SynBioBeta) August 26, 2018

Univ. of Washington spinout Membrion raises $1.8M for molecule filter technology https://t.co/NBN30V8PnS via @GeekWire

— UWChemE (@UWChemE) September 12, 2018

@UW Chemical Engineering Professor @lilopozzo featured in current @ColumnsMag @UWalum for her work to restore power in #PuertoRico after #HurricaneMaria #UWChemE @UW_CEI @uwengineering https://t.co/NiNoT68Otg https://t.co/XzXV0zwQQn

— UWChemE (@UWChemE) September 5, 2018

@UWChemE Prof/Chair Francois Baneyx to lead new @doescience Energy Frontier Research Center – The Center for Synthesis Across Scales (CSSAS) with @PNNL, @uwprotiendesign & other partners #energy #Proteins #proteinsynthesis https://t.co/ZFsTeIs9v3 pic.twitter.com/o0wRFKwv3S

— UWChemE (@UWChemE) August 6, 2018

WIRED talked to @UWChemE / @CEI Director Dan Schwartz about the new $1.3T spending bill-@dt_Schwartz shared his enthusiasm for increased funds for R&D facilities and clean energy programs run by US Dept of Energy (DOE), @NSF, & @NIST https://t.co/CxhaDBrvwO

— UWChemE (@UWChemE) March 26, 2018

UW ChemE Prof @lilopozzo and student @matt_murbach featured in nytimes! https://t.co/n5IpKil6TY

— UWChemE (@UWChemE) December 11, 2017

#CoMotionLabs #startup alum @ID_Genomics launches nonprofit ARMADA to fight deadly antibiotic-resistant infections with comprehensive database. It's considered a 'superbug shield'! #moleculardiognostics #resistance #health @geekwire @claremcgrane https://t.co/bD3PTxY4zg

— UW CoMotion (@UWCoMotion) July 25, 2018

Could a simple design tweak prevent people from confusing correlation with causation? #dataviz https://t.co/vZDzCClrWf

— UW Epidemiology (@uwepidemiology) October 8, 2018

Know your data set, how it's collected and its limitations. Even CDC data can be unreliable. https://t.co/v1Z72GxZ9O

— UW Epidemiology (@uwepidemiology) October 8, 2018

China has withheld samples of the H7N9 #flu virus undermining other nations' ability to protect citizens from the virus and violating @WHO protocol. https://t.co/SUhrLu4JYe

— UW Epidemiology (@uwepidemiology) August 28, 2018

How's the #Seattle #sodatax doing in its first six months? Ask Epi Associate Professor Jessica Jones-Smith. https://t.co/pEwUII91U4

— UW Epidemiology (@uwepidemiology) August 9, 2018

Ever heard of the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)? It’s the longest continuously running phone survey in the world that measures changes in the health of people in our state and across the U.S.
Learn more 👉https://t.co/bkMYL24XY1

— UW Epidemiology (@uwepidemiology) August 1, 2018

The family of #Ebola viruses has just gotten a bit bigger. https://t.co/5sOBQHm7yS

— UW Epidemiology (@uwepidemiology) July 30, 2018

Seattle households raising backyard chickens beware. Remember to always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after handling live poultry. https://t.co/n4nUrKmaK6

— UW Epidemiology (@uwepidemiology) July 27, 2018

It might be time to rethink those late dinners. New research by visiting professor @KogevinasM https://t.co/UTdTMQYfLe

— UW Epidemiology (@uwepidemiology) July 19, 2018

.@UW researchers contribute to international study finding genetic link to psychiatric disorders https://t.co/kWfKRcwxAd @NACCalzheimers @UWMedicine pic.twitter.com/b37cfEhq6W

— UW Epidemiology (@uwepidemiology) June 25, 2018

Improved treatment has nearly tripled viral suppression rates among people living w/ HIV in the US over the past two decades, but disparities still exist, according to a new @UW study https://t.co/2rQeB9WQS2 pic.twitter.com/n911O3aFQv

— UW Public Health (@uwsph) September 7, 2018

Check out this cool story from @uwengineering about a team of @UW students who are using technology to reduce hunger and food waste https://t.co/skAA8PG0pe

— UW Public Health (@uwsph) August 23, 2018

With much of the western U.S. on fire, it is concerning to look at recent studies that have tied fine particle #airpollution to heart and lung disease, asthma and even mental health issues https://t.co/Uxtzimtxkj via @Revelator_News

— UW Public Health (@uwsph) August 22, 2018

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