Climate change – World Solutions – Economy, Politics, Technology, and The Earth

Science and Technology Vol.10

Office goals 😍 pic.twitter.com/vy321r3Amq

— Mashable (@mashable) December 9, 2019

Sneaky octopus! pic.twitter.com/wa5rW9SMJY

— Mashable (@mashable) December 9, 2019

European #UniversitiesForHorizonEU call for an increase of #HorizonEU budget to €160 billion to meet the EU’s goals for #research and #innovation -see our statement https://t.co/5vltzkcNZ4 , @EUErasmusPlus @EUScienceInnov @EU_Budget #ECOFIN @moedas @GOettingerEU @TNavracsicsEU pic.twitter.com/XpqnFNoVUn

— EASSH (@EASSH_) June 12, 2019

When Bio Meets Technology: Biohybrid Neural Interfaces https://t.co/AsG0jtqohn @rochford_amy @AlejCarnicer @Ben_Curto @baronedg @Cambridge_Eng

— George Malliaras (@GeorgeMalliaras) September 14, 2019

"By 2050, almost six billion air conditioners could eat 37% of global electricity"

This New Alternative Device Can Convert Heat Into Cold Via A Stirling Engine

👉https://t.co/ll5fxpxpvE #innovation #engineering #HVAC #Energy #Tech #ThermoAcoustics pic.twitter.com/TAJpKj4fpu

— Inlec UK (@Inlec) January 22, 2019

We're announcing a world leading #CleanAir Strategy to clean up our air & save lives. The measures to tackle #airpollution – one of the biggest threats to public health – will cut the annual costs to society by £1.7bn by 2020, rising to £5.3bn from 2030 https://t.co/M23tHQqJe7 pic.twitter.com/0pBpDcBj0k

— Defra UK (@DefraGovUK) January 14, 2019

A new way to learn has arrived for #GEW2019: bite-sized micro modules on entrepreneurship, business and the future of work. Like Spotify, students create a playlist of learning to study at their pace and in their pocket. Try out the first phase today: https://t.co/PS4w3S8GFX pic.twitter.com/oEuXjtkxCy

— Robert Gordon University (RGU) (@RobertGordonUni) November 20, 2019

#EdNapier won two categories at the prestigious @scotcyberawards last night. 💻

The university was honoured for Best Cyber Education Programme and the award for Best Cyber Breakthrough went to @CyanForensics.

Congratulations to all! 🎊

Full story: https://t.co/b8hgZn4hXY pic.twitter.com/hVTyrvmgl8

— Edinburgh Napier University (@EdinburghNapier) November 21, 2019

Making Waves in Water Innovation
Addressing the challenges faced by Scotland’s water industry was the focus for a recent event bringing @thinkUHI researchers together with regional & national stakeholders
Find out more – https://t.co/7ytKFaXWnK #ERIresearch #ThinkUHI pic.twitter.com/FsjpVG8zdP

— eri (@ERI_UHI) November 4, 2019

Great to see that an app to help designers create safer buildings – the result of IOSH-funded research with @CaledonianNews – has been listed by @ShowHouse_ as one of the top five new apps for housebuilders: https://t.co/C09HXfv5ur #construction pic.twitter.com/9zfHElTUc6

— IOSH (@IOSH_tweets) November 21, 2019

Whether we eat or drink sugar can affect whether we gain weight or not according to new research on #obesity #ABDNresearch https://t.co/fIYX2u7HMr pic.twitter.com/WWdbjbN5RV

— University of Aberdeen (@aberdeenuni) October 11, 2019

This stunning video shows how our researchers are using drone technology to protect orangutans in Borneo, in a citizen science project led by @solomilne from @UoABioSci https://t.co/ciaMpQ9AxB #UTE2019 @BritishEcolSoc https://t.co/qYlwHgYST1

— University of Aberdeen (@aberdeenuni) April 10, 2019

Where does our food come from and why should be care? This Rowett blog post is from Karen Scott https://t.co/PdK3rE0kfN pic.twitter.com/12JYSrkZRa

— Rowett Institute (@rowett_abdn) November 25, 2019

Watch as we today launched our new Performance Academy in partnership with @EdinburghNapier. ⤵️#ChooseCricket | #FollowScotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿pic.twitter.com/CSqyAXgAtI

— Cricket Scotland (@CricketScotland) November 26, 2019

@Concrete_Scot @StrathCivEng @StrathCivil_Soc photos later today from first meeting of the newly designed “CL995 Industrial Design and Construction” where students will design and construct a scaled viewing platform for use on Rothera https://t.co/o305BC1GkF

— ExpLearn (@exp_learn) June 12, 2019

Karen Sparck Jones FBA's work on #statistics and #linguistics laid the groundwork for the modern search engine. Her ideas now contribute to #artificialintelligence research and show #howhumanities can collaborate with computer science: #TuesdayMotivation https://t.co/3DW7ZiTqaU

— The British Academy (@BritishAcademy_) January 8, 2019

UK economy needs coordinated support for invention AND innovation – excellent blog from @tim_minshall, Head of @IfMCambridge #innovation #ukmfg @Cambridge_Eng https://t.co/nSIHqlzdN0

— Institute for Manufacturing (IfM) (@IfMCambridge) October 21, 2019

Black researchers across Cambridge University on how they worked towards their current roles: What inspired and motivated them? https://t.co/t5oyQ6Hgga @Gates_Cambridge #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM2019

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) October 13, 2019

This model of cold air moving around a warm room could be used to design effective, low-energy natural ventilation systems: https://t.co/GRY39Mr7jj @Cambridge_Eng #SustainableEarth pic.twitter.com/KpikR950s6

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) November 22, 2019

The Autumn 2019 edition of our #engineering news is out now – covering #robots, #civilengineering, #informationengineering, #agritech, #turbomachinery, #womeninengineering, #electricalengineering and more!https://t.co/5cVk9u2YK9 pic.twitter.com/9g8tFGtsDa

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) November 29, 2019

#machinelearning company @wayve_ai founded by @Cambridge_Eng alumni @alexgkendall &
Amar Shah secures $20M funding to facilitate #AutonomousVehicles trials in one of the world’s busiest cities.https://t.co/ZaDHxyq2xM pic.twitter.com/Nl5fsS5hUs

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) November 25, 2019

Including a 5-year partnership between @Cambridge_Uni
& @MSFTResearchCam to help improve #AI & transform sectors such as #healthcare https://t.co/7Zz4tFo3Yi

The team lead is Dr Richard Turner, Reader in #MachineLearning from @Cambridge_Eng https://t.co/rUOZEaOSMK

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) October 18, 2019

Outfield Technologies is an agri-tech start-up company using drones & artificial intelligence, to help fruit growers maximise their harvest. Collaborating with @Cambridge_Eng PhD student Tom Roddick in the Computer Vision & Robotics Group
@outfield_xyz https://t.co/QHHMhBFUT8 pic.twitter.com/s6QYMbYucq

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) October 17, 2019

Interested in robotics? There's a great opportunity for 3-year fully-funded PhD studentships at the new ESPRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Agri-Food Robotics @Cambridge_Eng https://t.co/dTkJyaK0i9 #robotics #engineering pic.twitter.com/Sz18LNu0JZ

— Cambridge Computer Science (@Cambridge_CL) November 13, 2019

5 years ago @LR_Foundation released Towards Data Centric Engineering. This month world leaders gather @MIT defining next 10 yrs of DCE https://t.co/UmqLWu33yJ @ProfRobertMair @RoyceInstitute @turinginst @RAEngNews @Cambridge_Eng @CSIC_IKC @whittlelab @dce_journal @CambridgeC2D3

— Mark Girolami (@MarkGirolami) December 1, 2019

Cambridge quartet steer £76m technology initiatives for UK https://t.co/j4NAJQC0Ly @Arm @Cambridge_Uni @MSFTResearchCam @GOVUK @Cambridge_Eng @beisgovuk @UKRI_News #AI pic.twitter.com/oFTdJ7b7Jx

— Business Weekly (@businessweekly) October 21, 2019

We recently sent graphene into space!

Check out this very cool footage provided by @SSCspace taken directly from the MASER 14 rocket. 🚀🚀🚀

📰 Read more here: https://t.co/LwZ8Itt5Oh pic.twitter.com/fIftHkvt0U

— Graphene Centre (@GrapheneUCam) October 15, 2019

AI is already re-configuring the world in conspicuous ways. How can we ensure this happens for the better?https://t.co/0KNlMiLIui

— The Conversation (@ConversationUK) October 14, 2019

Congratulations to @Cambridge_Uni @LORCentre PhD student @AgapakiEva for being shortlisted as a finalist for an @TheIET #InnovationAward in the #InformationTechnology category @IETawards

Details about her #DigitalTwin research & the innovation awards: https://t.co/qk9FVA6Hzu pic.twitter.com/xhctCwb38R

— Laing O'Rourke Centre (@LORCentre) October 4, 2019

This robot is training to become a construction worker pic.twitter.com/BsVx6Ew6Ob

— Mashable (@mashable) November 24, 2019

NatWest unveils biometric payment system for businesses https://t.co/7UzjuMhlRm

— CNBC (@CNBC) April 17, 2019

A brief look inside #CodeForGood Glasgow, where students wrote code that will help three local nonprofits, @Actify, @dressCodeHQ, and @gsc1, make an impact in the community. pic.twitter.com/bDMcxbTJfw

— J.P. Morgan (@jpmorgan) November 1, 2019

Hear from BNY Mellon’s Paul Camp as he describes our latest news in financial technology. https://t.co/6pB9EEOg3m

— BNY Mellon (@BNYMellon) September 26, 2019

Scientists in Sweden have created a liquid that can absorb solar energy and store it as a thermal fuel for as long as 18 years. The fluid works like a rechargeable battery, but instead of electricity, sunlight goes in and heat comes out when it's needed. https://t.co/woQhXUKK65 pic.twitter.com/YTK43bMv99

— CNN International (@cnni) November 23, 2019

Star Wars-themed Instant Pots look like R2-D2, BB-8 or Darth Vader https://t.co/bU75w6YMWv pic.twitter.com/20xJXjsseu

— Engadget (@engadget) November 26, 2019

New: A massive, unprotected database storing tens of millions of SMS text messages has been found online. https://t.co/0O6lp6Yd7s

— Zack Whittaker (@zackwhittaker) December 1, 2019

This one-armed robot is using AI software to help it distinguish trash from compostable items. It's part of a project called 'Everyday Robot' at Google's parent company, Alphabet.

Here's how the company is trying to make robots that will live among us: https://t.co/ScLACTlxdI pic.twitter.com/8OZgouOMRb

— WIRED (@WIRED) December 2, 2019

https://twitter.com/InertialObservr/status/1195177273525063680

This is your eye under microscope. pic.twitter.com/VCZemYRChN

— Physics & Astronomy Zone🔭 (@ZonePhysics) November 7, 2019

It's a big day @USCLONI! We just launched a new smartphone app, Schol-AR, that has the power to revolutionize how scientific data is shared. @TylerArdPhD built Schol-AR so researchers can embed data viz in papers, posters & more using AR. More here: https://t.co/aX621DtG9N @USC pic.twitter.com/PxFUOZoRdT

— Lab of Neuro Imaging (@USCLONI) October 17, 2019

A robot puppet can learn to walk if it’s hooked up to human legs. https://t.co/Nij7u01Kg4 pic.twitter.com/S0j2MBG4W8

— MIT Technology Review (@techreview) October 31, 2019

A new study suggests whether or not you experience memory loss later in life, could be decided by the age of 8. @TonyDokoupil shares: pic.twitter.com/39e7siEHSC

— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) October 31, 2019

It's ☔ strong now on #Milan 👉 this inflatable dam by @MegaSecur protects us against floods TY @adamdanyal via @enricomolinari #floodcontrol #smartcities #safety #tech @HeinzVHoenen @kuriharan @dinisguarda @Harry_Robots @mvollmer1 @SPittWalker @CarlaJohnson @Fabriziobustama pic.twitter.com/AFJgtFPJ4y

— 🔛 Enrico Molinari #FinServ #CMO 🇮🇹 🇪🇺 (@enricomolinari) September 8, 2019

How SA can build on 3D printing https://t.co/aQnLhI5FeC

— IOL News (@IOL) November 2, 2019

Zombie apocalypse: An outbreak is scientifically possible https://t.co/blnmOIpthZ

— TheSouthAfrican.com (@TheSAnews) November 2, 2019

Guided by magnets, this tiny thread could one day enter your brain to clear blood clots pic.twitter.com/7ucyl7bPjq

— Mashable (@mashable) November 8, 2019

TechCrunch contributor Ed Niedemeyer gets a ride in Waymo's driverless Chrysler Pacifica minivan in the Phoenix suburb of Chandler. For more on Waymo's driverless car: https://t.co/dDO0zvPzoS pic.twitter.com/SvtQpkfcnb

— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) November 4, 2019

This bike is fast…and it's powered entirely by electricity. pic.twitter.com/rFhATxfzx8

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) November 4, 2019

These clothes can survive an explosion by simply just wearing them. pic.twitter.com/bU8bVs7Oqg

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) November 9, 2019

The buildings of the future?

📕 Read more: https://t.co/LuX6Ny4fS8 #gfc19 pic.twitter.com/ieaYdw4N5x

— World Economic Forum (@wef) November 3, 2019

Change starts from the top.

📕 Read more: https://t.co/MSMmzS3wRy pic.twitter.com/Xqv34nb4cq

— World Economic Forum (@wef) November 4, 2019

Those who drink tea regularly have healthier brains, research shows https://t.co/A3VrMn8pmY #Health #Nutrition pic.twitter.com/zgl8dbekMP

— World Economic Forum (@wef) November 4, 2019

There more #Robots in the US workforce than ever before
by @wef @Reuters #robotics #AI #Bots #ArtificialIntelligence

Cc: @evankirstel @sallyeaves @SpirosMargaris @jblefevre60 @kkruse @chboursin @kuriharan pic.twitter.com/Zf7KqBLJgf

— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) November 8, 2019

As states cut vaccine exemptions, skeptical parents may switch tactics. https://t.co/CVpuBLFStG pic.twitter.com/fBxGeZ0ewZ

— ABC News (@ABC) November 4, 2019

Heard on the Street: Recent good news from Biogen and Bristol-Myers Squibb bolsters hope that years of weak performance may be ending https://t.co/9ptZBP9paN

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) November 3, 2019

The U.S. military is investing billions to develop autonomous technologies that could enable aircraft to fly into some of the world’s most dangerous places—without a human pilot. @JasonBellini goes for a test ride. #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/FLniGv661E

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 28, 2019

The time is ripe to consider the environmental effects as well as the health effects of every food we consume. https://t.co/j6DS6Jm8k2

— Rosemary Stanton (@rosestant70) October 31, 2019

Together with 180 experts, I called on @DrTedros & @mbachelet to lead the development of international guidance on #humanrights & #healthydiets to advance #Agenda2030. Please join our call https://t.co/PVTBu1jxVQ #Right2HealthyDiets @WHO @UNHumanRights @ANURegNet @SandroDemaio

— Sharon Friel (@SharonFrielOz) October 30, 2019

More than 1,000 firefighters have been battling 'unprecedented' bushfires in Australia's New South Wales https://t.co/cMQaYe5VVb pic.twitter.com/GYpoz3jcxu

— CNN International (@cnni) November 8, 2019

The human body is home to trillions of microorganisms that have direct and indirect impacts on health and disease. Our Nature Milestone in Human Microbiota Research provides a historical perspective of the breakthroughs in the field: https://t.co/f8c41Tr9dV pic.twitter.com/R5s1Wji1aA

— Nature (@nature) September 16, 2019

Congrats to UC Berkeley alum Wes Selke on closing of Better Ventures Fund 3! https://t.co/zneS0GS8Wi

— Berkeley | SkyDeck (@SkyDeck_Cal) October 2, 2019

Forecasting The Value Of Weather Data For Marketers via @forbes https://t.co/PG3F1SkyJn

— Abhishek Nagaraj 🗺️ (@abhishekn) October 21, 2019

Closing the Energy Efficiency Gap for Low-Income Households https://t.co/01IsR4Fphz pic.twitter.com/LCaPrjRvNT

— Energy Institute (@energyathaas) October 21, 2019

@BorensteinS said "the blackouts and fires could galvanize support for breaking up or otherwise transforming PG&E" @WSJ https://t.co/FsJbxFnCoR

— Energy Institute (@energyathaas) October 28, 2019

Great article discussing the importance of #openinnovation in the healthcare sector:https://t.co/A0fIZDJNoF

— Henry Chesbrough (@HenryChesbrough) October 28, 2019

Great guest post by @jacobcolker and @etzioni in @geekwire about the acceleration of company creation in the #Seattle #startup ecosystem. cc @UW @allen_ai + @ivinvents' #ISFIncubator https://t.co/W31qRiFUa3

— UW CoMotion (@UWCoMotion) October 19, 2019

Randall Martin, professor of energy, environmental & chemical engineering, aims to improve atmospheric chemistry models to make them more accessible and easier to use by researchers around the world.https://t.co/pBHUIcs9SG

— McKelvey Engineering @ WashU (@WashUengineers) October 14, 2019

“What this study allowed us to do is use a computational model to give us insight to say if we pull that part (of the channel) out of the way, then the drug can come in and do its job.” — @JonSilva_StL #drugdelivery #cardiology https://t.co/pRifVPGagW

— WashU Office of Technology Management (@WashUOTM) October 30, 2019

More @OlisRobotics s PR re lunar missions https://t.co/6VdQ7xtIjJ @BioRobotics_Lab @UWCoMotion @uw_ece

— Howard Chizeck (@HowardChizeck) November 4, 2019

ORNL exposed components to 2,400+ degrees C. Next, a scaled-up version w/fuel surrogates and instrumentation to be tested at Ohio State University Research Reactor w/ #neutron #irradiation added. #advancedmaterials #nuclear #rocketpower https://t.co/P5Z0rLxIFo

— VU Engineering (@VUEngineering) November 6, 2019

@WSlightly Posted… https://t.co/mqop4bdbbz

— VideoJaguar.com (@videojaguar_com) November 9, 2019

A proposal from the EPA would require almost all scientific studies to submit their raw data so that the agency can decide whether they agree with the conclusions. But confidentiality agreements would prevent many studies from being submitted at all. pic.twitter.com/lP4HyC82Kx

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) November 12, 2019

Why do all the pictures you take underwater look blandly blue-green? The answer has to do with how light travels through water. @dakkaynak, an oceangoing engineer, has figured out a way to recover the colorful brilliance of the deep.

Read the full story: https://t.co/0hgKoPkS4B pic.twitter.com/HLESmzg4Ap

— Scientific American (@sciam) November 13, 2019

#DYK? 80 % of the world’s #wastewater is released back into the environment without being treated. Let’s reduce & reuse wastewater: https://t.co/NFDfMhF9iW pic.twitter.com/RLaytt1i7l

— World Bank Water (@WorldBankWater) October 23, 2019

If a Boil Water Notice is issued in your area it is important to prepare water correctly for use. For details of areas affected by the Boil Water Notice issued on the Leixlip Water Treatment Plant supply check out https://t.co/qq47RS19qF. pic.twitter.com/m6qH9jMLxG

— Irish Water (@IrishWater) November 4, 2019

. @EPCOR has created a series of videos asking Edmontonians about their water, power and drainage.

Q: Where does the water that flows down the drain in your kitchen sink go? Operator Allan Gordon gives the answer. https://t.co/YHGmP42MLw

— AWWOA (@awwoa) October 30, 2019

Have you seen our Water Quality Report? Take a look! !https://t.co/ifO5j6Zw6O #WaterQuality pic.twitter.com/4S9BDBfzVO

— South Coast Water (@southcoastwater) November 6, 2019

Iran's Lake Urmia was once the second-largest saltwater lake in the world.

In the last two decades, it's dried out — at times shrinking to less than 20% of its average size.

Experts say it's a case of water mismanagement.https://t.co/Oe7aJPmU6l

— NPR (@NPR) November 13, 2019

– Carl-Henrik Heldin, Chairman of the Board of the Nobel Foundation speaking during today’s Nobel Prize award ceremony.

Our planet will be taking centre-stage at next year’s Nobel Prize Summit ‘Our Planet, Our Future’. Learn more: https://t.co/B0E0npYCmp pic.twitter.com/BqMjNgvBdv

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) December 10, 2019

WATCH LIVE: The 2019 Nobel Prize award ceremony in Stockholm.

Where are you watching from?#NobelPrize https://t.co/VuW5kEPuFF

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) December 10, 2019

This year’s #NobelPrize diplomas have just been handed out to our 2019 Nobel Laureates.

Take a look at the diplomas for Esther Duflo (Economic Sciences), Stanley Whittingham (Chemistry), Sir Peter Ratcliffe (Medicine) and Didier Queloz (Physics). pic.twitter.com/Tx1mMtQAGB

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) December 10, 2019

In just a few minutes, #PrincetonU prof. emeritus James Peebles *62 will accept the 2019 @NobelPrize in Physics.

Watch as he describes his life's work, teaching and doing research at Princeton. #NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/a8SxjjAbx9

— Princeton University (@Princeton) December 10, 2019

The #Swiss laureates for the #NobelPrize in #Physics, Michel Mayor & Didier Queloz, attended the official ceremony in Stockholm today to receive their medals & diplomas. They were awarded for their work in furthering our understanding of the universe 🌌🏆 https://t.co/jY3MJxSYhe

— Swiss Embassy (@SwissEmbassyUSA) December 11, 2019

The #NobelPrize for Physics 2019 was awarded for understanding the structure and origins of the Universe.

As a Greek company we are proud to contribute to this world class cosmology research, together with @esa!#BeyondPlanck pic.twitter.com/NgjNcOiH9s

— Planetek Hellas (@PlanetekHellas) December 9, 2019

The largest share of foreign-born U.S. #NobelPrize Laureates has been awarded the prize in Physics. 31% of all U.S. immigrant Nobel Laureates have won the Physics prize! Learn more here: https://t.co/gZ2HuTJJb9 pic.twitter.com/oFTNKEFEzz

— IIR-GMU (@IIRGMU) December 10, 2019

Congratulations to #NobelPrize in Chemistry winners John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham & Akira Yoshino! Your enterprising inventions are valued & are making a strong contribution toward maintaining our nation's leading edge in today’s global economy. #NobelPrizeDay https://t.co/wRdZ08nLJb

— U.S. Commerce Dept. (@CommerceGov) December 10, 2019

This year's #NobelPrize in Chemistry is for something that almost everyone on Earth knows a little something about: “the development of lithium-ion batteries.” #NobelBanquet https://t.co/9CHRM6vYpL

— Smithsonian Magazine (@SmithsonianMag) December 10, 2019

It's official! Our very own M. Stanley Whittingham has received the 2019 #NobelPrize in Chemistry! Join us in congratulating Stan on this incredible achievement! https://t.co/DPCicTJM4L via @YouTube

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) December 10, 2019

Congratulations to Dr. William Kaelin as he accepts the #NobelPrize for Medicine today in Stockholm, Sweden! 👏🎉🎊 Read more about how the findings from Dr. Kaelin's important work was a winning formula for a Dana-Farber patient with #kidneycancer: https://t.co/sdzB9e5Ict

— Dana-Farber News (@DanaFarberNews) December 10, 2019

VHL Researcher awarded Nobel Prize in Medicine today! https://t.co/clAQ8erd4n @DanaFarberNews @DanaFarber @kevinmd @EverydayHealth @NPRHealth @NPRHealthNews @drmikesevilla @NIH @NIHDirector @NIHClinicalCntr

— VHL Alliance (@VHLAlliance) December 10, 2019

Today the Nobel Laureates in Physiology or Medicine 2019 delivered their Nobel Lectures in Aula Medica. Thanks, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe, Gregg L. Semenza and William G. Kaelin Jr.! #NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/NdPP9Az2U5

— Karolinska Institutet (@karolinskainst) December 7, 2019

Nobel Lecture: Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2019 https://t.co/daDitQ73oZ

— Pierdomenico Perata (@ThePlantLab) December 8, 2019

Congratulations to our 2019 Physics Laureates – watch the very moment they collect their #NobelPrize medals and diplomas. pic.twitter.com/IQd7bvvBdf

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) December 10, 2019

Watch the very moment the 2019 Chemistry Laureates – John B Goodenough, Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino – collect their #NobelPrize medals and diplomas. Congratulations! pic.twitter.com/PORN9GBhrO

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) December 10, 2019

Watch the emotional moment Medicine Laureate Gregg Semenza thanked his family for all the support they'd given him on his journey to the Nobel Prize. pic.twitter.com/M7C43CaI9F

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) December 7, 2019

“She is the heroine of this story.”

Medicine Laureate Sir Peter Ratcliffe kicked off his Nobel Lecture by paying tribute to scientist Mabel FitzGerald who first demonstrated the sensitivity of the hypoxia pathway. pic.twitter.com/CCyuSQ28NP

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) December 7, 2019

Southern Europe Vol.2 (Italy Vol.4 / Spain Vol.7 / Portugal Vol.2 / Greece Vol.2)

Italy
https://twitter.com/ItalyinCapeTown/status/1197797293140914176
https://twitter.com/italyinafg/status/1196400604547108864

Since 2015, thousands of leaders, ministers and heads of state from over 70 countries have joined the Rome MED Dialogues to draft a positive agenda for the Mediterranean.

Join us this year for #Med2019 on 5-7 Dec! https://t.co/gbVrjMZxAJ

Jointly promoted by ISPI and @ItalyMFA pic.twitter.com/J1XWVbVI91

— ISPI (@ispionline) November 15, 2019

Science is Inspiration

Science is Determination

Science is Passion

Science is a key element in the relations between #Italy and the US, and our researchers. And for the future of humanity#BeautifulScience @OneHealthUF @issnaf @ItalyMFA @AmbasciataUSA https://t.co/kdIxQfTG0R

— Italy in US (@ItalyinUS) November 14, 2019

https://twitter.com/cooperazione_it/status/1194162331024076800

Italian banks are continuing to reduce the riskiness of their assets by selling their nonperforming loans and by implementing highly selective lending policies. Read the new #BankofItaly Financial Stability Report: https://t.co/R3jRZc3jUZ #NPL pic.twitter.com/fQPbprlIcd

— Banca d'Italia (@bancaditalia) November 22, 2019

Italy, SWG poll:

LEGA-ID: 33% (-1)
PD-S&D: 18%
M5S-NI: 17% (+1)
FdI-ECR: 10%
FI-EPP: 6%
IV-S&D|RE: 6% (+1)
LeU-S&D|LEFT: 3%
EV-G/EFA: 2%
+E-RE: 2%
C!-EPP/ECR: 1%

+/- vs. 13-18 November 2019

Fieldwork: 20-25 November 2019
Sample size: 1,500
➤ https://t.co/yZmKw0Xawt pic.twitter.com/JLnUG8U4KR

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 25, 2019

Italy, Bidimedia poll:

LEGA-ID: 32% (+1)
PD-S&D: 19% (-1)
M5S-NI: 17% (-2)
FdI-ECR: 9% (+1)
FI-EPP: 6%
IV-RE: 5%
…

+/- vs. 7-9 Oct. '19

Fieldwork: 18-20 November 2019
Sample Size: 1,598
➤ https://t.co/yZmKw0FzEV pic.twitter.com/JPCPUILBxP

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 24, 2019

Italy, Europe Elects seat projection:

If there was an EU election today…

LEGA-ID: 29 (+1)
M5S-NI: 16 (+2)
PD-S&D: 13 (-3)
FdI-ECR: 9 (+4)
FI-EPP: 5 (-1)
SVP-EPP: 1
SE-S&D¹: 0 (-1)
IV-S&D/RE¹: 0 (-1)
Pisapia¹: 0 (-1)

¹ elected in May election via PD list

+/- vs. now#EP2024

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 21, 2019

Italy, Tecnè poll:

LEGA-ID: 35% (+1)
PD-S&D: 19%
M5S-NI: 16%
FdI-ECR: 9%
FI-EPP: 8%
IV-RE: 4% (-1)
LS-LEFT: 2%
+E-RE: 2%
EV-G/EFA: 2% (+1)

+/- vs. 14-15 November 2019

Fieldwork: 21-22 November 2019
Sample size: 1,000
Polling average: https://t.co/yZmKw0FzEV pic.twitter.com/TNQpWB8YlC

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 24, 2019

Italy, Noto poll:

LEGA-ID: 34% (+1)
M5S-NI: 19%
PD-S&D: 18% (-1)
FdI-ECR: 9% (+1)
FI-EPP: 6% (-1)
IV-RE: 6%
C!-EPP|ECR: 2%
EV-G/EFA: 1% (-1)
LeU-S&D|LEFT: 1%
+E-RE: 1%
A-S&D: 1%

+/- vs. 22 Oct. '19

Field work: N/A
Sample size: N/A
➤ https://t.co/yZmKw0FzEV pic.twitter.com/4MA3aH1lZ9

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 23, 2019

Italy, Termometro Politico poll:

LEGA-ID: 36% (+1)
PD-S&D: 18%
M5S-NI: 16%
FdI-ECR: 10%
FI-EPP: 6%
IV-S&D|RE: 6%
LS-LEFT: 2%
EV-G/EFA: 2% (+1)
+E-RE: 1%
Azione-S&D: 1%
PC-NI: 1%
C!-EPP/ECR: 1%

+/- vs 12-13 November 2019

Fieldwork: 20-21 November 2019
Sample size: 2,400 pic.twitter.com/j6JFTGd6FP

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 24, 2019

VENICE FLOODS: A man decided to go for a swim across St. Mark's Square in Venice after the historical Italian city flooded on Tuesday following high tides https://t.co/gwcjxXSrXi pic.twitter.com/YgFB6fFcGT

— CBS News (@CBSNews) November 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/VeraMantengoli/status/1194199662074507264

Sanctuary in the mountains
of Italy ☀️⚘ pic.twitter.com/K7GtQg4wfd

— Gia A (@Ligia1712M) September 20, 2019

As populist movements grow in western Europe, authors Italo Colantone and @PStanig examine the extent to which economic nationalism plays a role. #ChartOfTheWeek https://t.co/OlgfszxzPy pic.twitter.com/TneyBlE8g2

— AEA Journals (@AEAjournals) November 20, 2019

https://twitter.com/TravelerNomadic/status/1175232188758908928

Nighttime in Positano, Italy. pic.twitter.com/tnuSIblmr1

— WOW Travel (@WOWPicsOfLife) September 20, 2019

Statue on a street in Italy pic.twitter.com/vpdZ59vQvY

— 41 Strange (@41Strange) September 20, 2019

BREAKING: Italy’s PM #Conte given mandate to form new government

Watch now: https://t.co/Aw6KKRRZrq pic.twitter.com/bT9jD8hwMz

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) August 29, 2019

https://twitter.com/Amy_Siskind/status/1169714066601971723

From one marriage of convenience to another: Will Italy’s new M5S-PD government last longer than its predecessor? https://t.co/H5kl2wogCh

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) September 5, 2019

Portugal, Spain and Italy would benefit the most from further EU institutional integration https://t.co/UsVayibfSt

— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) September 5, 2019

Italian prosecutors launch probe into collusion claims involving Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and Russia https://t.co/UoTAl5RNQ7 pic.twitter.com/exQZv4LPh0

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) July 12, 2019

Lezioni americane https://t.co/ZSBcRmaB56

— Sara Bentivegna (@SaraBentivegna) November 18, 2019

Italian newspapers that have depicted Link University in Rome as either a shady diploma mill or den of spies are unfairly tarnishing its reputation, its president says. https://t.co/40BsbIVe2q

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 14, 2019

Interfaith dialogue is essential in progressing toward our vision of a more peaceful and secure world for all people. Today, WJC President Ronald S. Lauder is addressing a conference on coexistence at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. @Pontifex pic.twitter.com/Fhsnne3Eaj

— WJC (@WorldJewishCong) November 8, 2019

1945 marked the end of the worst military conflict in history but in the quarter-century that followed Europe had the most remarkable economic growth and social progress. Tamas Vonyo, via @voxeu, lays out three factors that made this paradox possiblehttps://t.co/21LipKDqSK

— Università Bocconi (@Unibocconi) November 21, 2019

Spain
https://twitter.com/spain/status/1197091620505751553

#Spain's acting FM @JosepBorrellF takes part today in the #G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Aichi-#Nagoya 🇯🇵, under #Japan's presidency of the group @g20org.

More ℹ️ https://t.co/KDY7Ohfa9U @JapanGov @MofaJapan_en @EmbEspJapon @JapanEmb_Spain pic.twitter.com/Ih2UtH6zvc

— Spain MFA (@SpainMFA) November 22, 2019

"Evaluation of the central bank's performance and impact in the pursuit of its objectives could be a powerful #accountability mechanism". Intervención del gobernador #bdeHdeCos en @Banxico (discurso en inglés) https://t.co/EeYrF3U82W #bdeDiscursos
3/3

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

The #Fintech revolution. How it is affecting financial services. Very good speech by Pablo Hernández de Cos from @BancoDeEspana and @BIS_org https://t.co/WIF6LZnUfV

— Alfonso García Mora (@agarmora) November 20, 2019

Spain, result as of 99.8% counted:

Seats: 350

PSOE-S&D: 120
PP-EPP: 87
VOX-ECR: 52
UP-LEFT: 35
ERC-Greens/EFA: 13
Cs-RE: 10
JxCAT-NI: 8
PNV-RE: 7
Bildu-LEFT: 5
MP-LEFT|G/EFA: 3
CUP-LEFT: 2

Learn about the parties and subscribe: https://t.co/QcUlcJwlfx #eleccionesgenerales10N pic.twitter.com/usaxmlu9gI

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 10, 2019

Spain: National conservative VOX (ECR) increases its national voteshare from 10,3% to 15,1% tonight, netting the party over twice the seats compared to April, 52.

Increase in VOX's support was largest in Southeast, a relative stronghold of the party. #eleccionesgenerales10N pic.twitter.com/wpk30BZa2Z

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 10, 2019

Spain: Liberal Cs (RE) faces tonight a nationwide loss of nine percentage points compared to last election in April 2019. Its vote share dropped from 15,9% to 6,8%.

Losses were not concentrated to any single province but affected the party all over Spain. #eleccionesgenerales10N pic.twitter.com/IrYQx9sSSF

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 10, 2019

Spain: National parliament election today

➤ Eligible voters: 37,000,608
➤ Polls open: 09:00 – 20:00 CET
➤ This is the 4th election since December 2015#Elecciones10N #eleccionesgenerales10N

Learn more about the parties running:https://t.co/mxORX010g1

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) November 10, 2019

VIDEO: Watch as Pedro Sanchez (PSOE, the Spanish Socialist Party) and Pablo Iglesias (Podemos Party) announce that their parties have agreed in principle to form a coalition government pic.twitter.com/G458dq2FTz

— AFP news agency (@AFP) November 12, 2019

Looks like Sanchez massively miscalculated. Majority coalition probably even harder to form than after the previous election #SpanishElections https://t.co/SPbGs5270c

— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) November 11, 2019

Explaining the surge of the far-right ahead of Spain’s election https://t.co/CdzfYYOzk2

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) November 8, 2019

Spain election: grand coalition ruled out as far-right Vox surges https://t.co/FFulMuBGCJ

— The Guardian (@guardian) November 11, 2019

Spain has now overtaken the U.K. as the worst-performing equity market in Europe this year https://t.co/FH4Y0QS0KP

— Bloomberg (@business) November 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/ODDSbible/status/1174664710400225282

An example of the rainstorm that let to the terrible flooding in Spain yesterday. Never seen a cloud unloading in such way 😬🌧🌊 pic.twitter.com/PzIpbXOkLj

— For King & Country⚜️🇪🇸 (@VivaElReyDeEsp) September 14, 2019

Cleanup after major floods in El Escorratel (Orihuela), Alicante, Spain today, September 17th. Report: @MeteOrihuela pic.twitter.com/3jSBXSJ7kQ

— severe-weather.EU (@severeweatherEU) September 17, 2019

More major flooding in Castell-Platja d'Aro, Catalonia, NE Spain this morning, September 21st! Report: @alexmegapc pic.twitter.com/PhBfiosz79

— severe-weather.EU (@severeweatherEU) September 21, 2019

Sep. 20 1519, the Spanish expedition set sails from Sanlucar bound to the unknown. The stars are their map & mathematics their main tool. The expedition is a scientific prowess that will last for 3 years. The longest journey for a man, one that would change the world #VCentenario pic.twitter.com/Tur4qQZ0JM

— Spain in Fiji (@SpaininFiji) September 19, 2019

Yet another stunning Spanish town you may never have considered visiting https://t.co/SEEuFDIAAS

— Guardian Travel (@GuardianTravel) September 15, 2019

Learning how to make a paella on #WorldPaellaDay from Michelin-starred chef Quique Dacosta @ArrosQD What an amazing experience! #VisitSpain pic.twitter.com/TWJ7JkxpnX

— Spain in UK (@Spain_inUK) September 20, 2019

BREAKING: After two days of talks with political leaders, Spain’s King Felipe announces that no candidate will be proposed for a fresh investiture vote, taking Spaniards almost certainly to a fourth general election in four years https://t.co/bhIZaGfQpU

— El País in English (@elpaisinenglish) September 17, 2019

Facebook and Twitter have suspended hundreds of accounts they said were connected to Spain’s People’s party — marking one of the few occasions that social media groups have linked disinformation campaigns to a major political party in western Europe. https://t.co/xd0MWEvG3L

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) September 20, 2019

VIDEO: Protesters took to the rain soaked streets of Madrid and dozens of other cities across Spain to raise the alarm against violence against women and demand tougher action pic.twitter.com/56xJ7K459A

— AFP news agency (@AFP) September 21, 2019

VIDEO: Catalan separatists block traffic on a highway linking Spain and France, in a protest against the sentencing last month of nine of their leaders to lengthy jail terms pic.twitter.com/L4R517wx4I

— AFP news agency (@AFP) November 12, 2019

As a growing number of banks around the world refuse to move money on President Nicolas Maduro’s behalf, Venezuela has found an ally in the Bank of Spain https://t.co/yugZlF0RfY

— Bloomberg (@business) September 9, 2019

Bank of Spain Report: Bitcoin Is a Solution for a System Without Censorship https://t.co/xWhk9qmdF6 pic.twitter.com/mb4o8bEQYa

— Bitcoin News (@BTCTN) February 19, 2019

Alberto Fernández, candidate for the Argentine Presidency; This 05Sep attended the conference "Latin America and Europe: challenges of the integration process" in the Constitutional Chamber of the Congress of Deputies of Spain, organized by the Complutense University of Madrid. pic.twitter.com/ecqOEP8D0z

— ICS Latam (@icslatam1) September 6, 2019

https://twitter.com/wef/status/1197454607909130240

A new one to follow on Twitter: @UNA_Europa

An alliance of KU Leuven, U of Edinburgh, U of Helsinki, Freie U Berlin, Complutense Madrid, Jagiellonian Krakow, Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne & U of Bologna#UNAEuropa – share the news!https://t.co/oVZFpB07hA

— Luc Sels (@LucSels) November 7, 2019

Portugal

"Economics in a picture" from .@bancodeportugal #economicsinapicture https://t.co/1olGCp34Wo pic.twitter.com/UH6OrV233g

— Banco de Portugal (@bancodeportugal) November 22, 2019

Bank of Portugal governor says goodbye to “dear Mario” @bancodeportugal https://t.co/WRbrE2ijbn

— António Costa (@AC_AntonioCosta) October 24, 2019

https://twitter.com/FlFAWC2018/status/1175853022938836993

Who remembers this game between Portugal and Hungary?😍 pic.twitter.com/IsKa9jpT2m

— Cristiano Ronaldo Fans (@TheRonaldoTeam) September 14, 2019

A stunning view: Sebastian Steudtner, a German pro surfer, rode a wave estimated at over 115 feet tall at Nazare, Portugal, 2018 pic.twitter.com/tF7eKEK3O1

— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) September 22, 2019

A natural pool in Portugal was created by volcanic lava pic.twitter.com/q0vZEhRIRK

— Insider (@thisisinsider) September 20, 2019

Portugal has submitted to @UNFCCC it´s Long Term Low GHG Development Strategy, the Roadmap for Carbon Neutrality 2050, one year ahead of time. https://t.co/8XIBAF5bjl #UNFCCC #ClimateAction #CarbonNeutrality @RNC2050 pic.twitter.com/cKi00OY7aT

— Ambiente e Ação Climática PT (@ambiente_pt) September 23, 2019

Elisa Ferreira has been deputy governor of the Bank of Portugal for the past two years https://t.co/Zyc6SYrSKz

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) August 27, 2019

A bank in #Portugal has blocked #Venezuela’s attempt to transfer $1.2 billion to #Uruguay, a lawmaker said on Tuesday as the opposition to President @NicolasMaduro warned of the theft of public funds https://t.co/VtFgyyHuEC

— Reuters Venezuela (@ReutersVzla) February 5, 2019

#SierraNevada has the oldest underground water recharge system in Europe. New study by a research team of the University of Granada, the IGME, and the Universities of Cologne and Lisbon.@CanalUGR, @IGME1849, @ULisboa_ & @UniCologne.
https://t.co/g5AncvzQ6L

— Uni Cologne NY (@UniCologneNY) November 19, 2019

Greece

MT @LSEEurocrisis #Syriza votes share %: 5-'08/17-'12/23-'14/36-'15
cf http://t.co/meZmY8oM6C https://t.co/zTNoqrO0zS pic.twitter.com/gbtAKXe8qE

— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) February 16, 2015

#Greece needs #reformed product markets & #productivitygrowth #AlanMitchell http://t.co/er6GetaopL + 30+% haircut http://t.co/R3vJIjgbh1 #EU

— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) July 5, 2015

"The World-Historic Depths of Greece’s Economic Misery, Charted http://t.co/cxNRyF2w4H @Slate @JHWeissmann" pic.twitter.com/ZQole0hecX

— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) February 19, 2015

mExcerpt @Berlaymont new Greek govt’s improved relations w/RUS may help implementation of #Gazprom’s planned Turkish Stream pipeline to Euro

— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) February 6, 2015

“bad news is good if expecting QE” “hostile takeover of EUgov is unlikely with possible exception: GR” @LSEEurocrisis pic.twitter.com/XMiQujldWd

— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) December 18, 2014

National Bank of Greece reported higher third-quarter net profit from continuing operations compared to April-to-June as stronger trading income compensated for weaker net interest income https://t.co/GweBGG6XcB

— Kathimerini English Edition (@ekathimerini) November 22, 2019

Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras on Tuesday appeared optimistic about #Greece's continued economic recovery, predicting a robust growth rate of up to 2.5 percent next yearhttps://t.co/77slcdoryw

— Kathimerini English Edition (@ekathimerini) November 20, 2019

Bank of Greece chief reveals plan to cover 60% of Greek bank NPLs | https://t.co/mXQE9jqfhy – Tornos News International Edition https://t.co/Qh7dtUCkRH

— Greece news feed (@HellasNewsFeed) November 16, 2019

Filmmaker Costa-Gavras on politics, cinema and his new film on the Greek financial crisis https://t.co/vMFfE1FVuF #AdultsInTheRoom pic.twitter.com/n2sKGtSoBR

— George Roussos (@baphometx) October 29, 2019

ECB bond buying is an 'antibiotic that has stopped working,' former Greek finance chief says https://t.co/siRRg3GUPV

— CNBC International (@CNBCi) October 31, 2019

Greece: The governing left-wing SYRIZA (GUE/NGL) party under PM Tsipras performed particularly well on the island of Crete. It performed particularly weak in the region of Macedonia. #ekloges2019 #ekloges19

Learn more about SYRIZA: https://t.co/4ooZ6lcecZ pic.twitter.com/gQ3rNnQSrx

— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) July 7, 2019

Greek election results: New Democracy 39,81% (conservatives) Syriza 31,55 % (Left), KINAL 8 % (socialdemocrats), Greek Communist Party 5,33%, Greek Solution 3,72%, Mera 25 (Varoufakis) 3,46%. Golden Dawn so far gets no representation. Source: https://t.co/iAqA5TL820 pic.twitter.com/IAeUgEcHEz

— Vasilis Margaras (@VasilisMargaras) July 7, 2019

Promises of better employment opportunities and lower taxes lead Kyriakos Mitsotakis to win Greek election with majority pic.twitter.com/1Z4jAPr0mg

— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) July 7, 2019

Greece’s Prime Minister Concedes Election Defeat, Government Official Says https://t.co/mQj67oiqsy

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) July 7, 2019

Greek PM Tsipras conceded defeat after partial vote count showed #Greece’s opposition conservatives comfortably winning 1st parl election since end of bailouts. Conservative New Democracy had 39.7% of vote compared to Tsipras’ Syriza party w/31.6% after ~75% of ballots tallied. pic.twitter.com/7Pv2mKGL69

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) July 7, 2019

Greeks vote in 1st parliamentary election since bailout end. #Greece’s ruling Syriza party faces a thumping defeat – paving the way for the return of one of the country’s most well-established political dynasties. Greece’s 5y yields trade way below US’s. https://t.co/EngeCsYVQG pic.twitter.com/kDmjGpIlJY

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) July 7, 2019

Greek voters are casting their ballots in the country's first national election of the post-bailout era. pic.twitter.com/xww0JzwyFL

— AFP news agency (@AFP) July 7, 2019

Kyriakos Mitsotakis' expected victory in the Greek general election Sunday has been portrayed as a return to normal for Greek politics after more than a decade of political and economic turmoil — but look behind him and a different picture emergeshttps://t.co/slo3HIXag8

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) July 4, 2019

Preliminary results for the 2019 Greek general election (80% of votes counted):

ND 39.7% | 158 seats
Syriza 31.6% | 86
KA 7.91% | 22
KKE 5.37% | 15
EL 3.74% | 10
MeRA25 3.49% | 9
XA 2.96% | 0 seats
PE 1.48%
EK 1.27%
More on https://t.co/81DJzAR8OA.#ekloges19 #greekelections2019 pic.twitter.com/MeyFeE55nA

— POLITICO Poll of Polls (@pollofpolls_EU) July 7, 2019

Uncovering the profound effects that pension and health care reforms have had in post-crisis Greece https://t.co/IRcQJTRTgr

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) February 23, 2018

#Greece & economic recovery – #FakeNews in action https://t.co/yVNH0NMHsz

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) September 25, 2017

Is #Greece’s labour market bouncing back? @bruegel_org https://t.co/P7DXh8SW2m

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) September 15, 2017

#Eldorado Gold Corp. has put #Greece on the spot https://t.co/GHXxjlxYbE via @markets

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) September 12, 2017

Greek court find former statistics chief guilty of breaching duties https://t.co/OPLeNKimaL via @WSJ #Greece

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) August 2, 2017

#Greece's road to #bailout exit: 140 #reforms down, many more to go https://t.co/6eGH9SdYht via @business

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) August 1, 2017

Alexis #Tsipras: 'The worst is clearly behind us' https://t.co/jt8y3TXI2L via @guardian #Greece #eurocrisis

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) July 24, 2017

Is #Greece’s labour market bouncing back? @bruegel_org https://t.co/p5o7KQalxg

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) July 19, 2017

#Greece aims to sell bonds for first time since 2014 https://t.co/nvIhsID1jf via @FT

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) July 19, 2017

#EU/#Greece: #Asylum Seekers’ Silent Mental Health Crisis https://t.co/RoNHSnqPBP #refugeecrisis

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) July 12, 2017

In #Greece, #China Finds an Ally Against #HumanRights Criticism https://t.co/vstIyGtj1M via @nytimes

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) June 20, 2017

#Greece gets a break in its seven year drama https://t.co/CFdnyGWArz

— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) June 16, 2017

Ireland Vol.52 (universities, etc.)

It’s opposite day in Ireland as a waterfall appears to flow upward amid powerful winds at the Cliffs of Moher. https://t.co/FacRIRZeCz pic.twitter.com/gSswlJ3IQk

— ABC News (@ABC) November 7, 2019

ANALYSIS: you could fit over 1,000 of these machines across the width of a single hair, but these nanomachines can carry out a huge number of tasks

UL's @SorchaNiAodh and @MaynoothUni's @rob_elmes write for @RTEBrainstorm #ScienceWeek https://t.co/dGFXJM4YHU

— University Of Limerick (@UL) November 15, 2019

OPINION: it took us many years to see how the use of certain new chemicals had unexpected and dangerous consequences

UL's Shubhangi Kakkar & Ahmed Motawea write for @RTEBrainstorm https://t.co/dnqzGGu4dR

— University Of Limerick (@UL) November 16, 2019

29 scientists working in Ireland have been named among the top 1pc in the world when it comes to highly cited papers. One of whom was UL's Bernal Chair of Crystal Engineering, Prof. Mike Zaworotko

VIA @siliconrepublic https://t.co/NKQ0VBob32

— University Of Limerick (@UL) November 20, 2019

Last week, EIRSAT-1 team members conducted vibration tests of one of our payloads, EMOD, the @enbio_eu module. These tests took place at the CubeSat Support Facility at the @ESA__Education Training and Learning Facility in Redu, Belgium pic.twitter.com/5Cp8qaNO0j

— EIRSAT-1 (@EIRSAT1) November 18, 2019

Got your own ideas for 3D printing? Enter our 'Shape the Future 3D' competition here: https://t.co/UJcqGEXJ9H with @imascientist . 500 euro prize up for grabs! @scienceirel https://t.co/1TwnsBwxWk

— I-Form Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (@I_Form_Centre) July 9, 2019

#GenoRate: using #AI to speed up the drug development process.

Great to see client #EmpiricLogic feature as today's new innovator in the @IrishTimesBiz https://t.co/J8u1aQU801 @Entirl @techireland #startups pic.twitter.com/oCOtzVTnK5

— NovaUCD (@NovaUCD) November 14, 2019

Artificial intelligence innovation hub @CeADARIreland secures €12m in funding from @Entirl https://t.co/I2jMX00eaW @IDAIRELAND @WeAreTUDublin pic.twitter.com/2wXyL0Mlpp

— UCD Innovation (@UCDinnovation) September 24, 2019

Waste management: designing a circular economy https://t.co/WtDoLb2ir6 via @IrishTimes

— UCD Eng & Arch (@UCDEngArch) June 6, 2019

Congratulations to @UCDBioFoodEng's Prof Francis Butler on his appointment to the Board of the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) @UCDEngArch @UCDFoodHealth @ucdagfood #foodsafety https://t.co/5G8sbndsjB

— UCDBioFoodEng (@UCDBioFoodEng) June 27, 2019

Thanks to all who participated in and helped with the UCD Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering careers fair today. @UCDCareers @UCDEngArch pic.twitter.com/qa0TJvAyET

— UCD Chem Eng (@UCD_ChemEng) September 16, 2019

#ANAT20040 https://t.co/aUK1fcXeRO

— UCD Tissue Eng (@UCDTissueEng) November 15, 2019

Read about a recent EU-funded project on Gravitational Waves from Dr Anna Heffernan's time in UCD!https://t.co/i2i3283kEa pic.twitter.com/Vo6SnW0r98

— UCD Maths and Stats (@UCDMathStat) September 26, 2019

Next Wednesday will be the 176th anniversary of the discovery of quaternions. Here's a piece from last October about this momentous day and many of today's applications of this abstract algebra breakthrough, in graphics, space flight and other arenas: https://t.co/uka9tRVgOk

— Irish Maths Archive (@IrishMathsFacts) October 11, 2019

During my PhD I undervalued the water cooler moments, coffee breaks and the "are you going for a cup of tea?" opportunities that a kitchen breakout area beside the lab provided. The value of serendipitous conversations is ignored by agile working trends. #AcademicChatter https://t.co/E7uxGuaGW3

— Andrew Hines (@andrewhines) November 4, 2019

We strongly support the proposal that Ireland joins CERN. It would generate real opportunities for Irish universities, for teaching & learning, more European research, and enhance our position globally in Science & Engineering. #CERN #Ireland4CERN see https://t.co/AJazKUtep9 pic.twitter.com/QC3oKNBE4W

— UCD Research (@UCD_Research) November 13, 2019

Research on large storm waves could help lessen their impact on coasts https://t.co/kGVo5RTAer @FredericDiasUCD @JamesHerterich @UCD_Research @ucddublin @UCDEarth @UCDMathStat @GeorgiaTech pic.twitter.com/ShOefxDDmp

— SFI (@scienceirel) October 29, 2019

To be in line with the OECD average, Ireland would need to invest approximately €450 million in addition to €739 million currently being invested says ⁦@lawlessj⁩. https://t.co/XpHDzcsWXb

— Prof. Linda Doyle (@TCDdeanresearch) November 18, 2019

New research into badger dispersal could minimize bovine tuberculosis spread @tcddublin https://t.co/jrAGHjmSf1

— Phys.org (@physorg_com) November 18, 2019

Fun fact: all of the water used to flush the toilets in @TCDBusiness is rainwater harvested from the roof. #WorldToiletDay #SustainableTrinity #RainwaterHarvesting pic.twitter.com/KLW6Cj3zbR

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) November 19, 2019

Oustanding @scienceirel @EUinmyRegion funded paper just published by NICB @DublinCityUni #biopharma researcher @BertaCapella & PI Martin Clynes with a novel selection system for CHO cells to rival DHFR & GS: https://t.co/PbReq4pZca #BelieveInScience pic.twitter.com/W1iJREkB6o

— NICB DCU (@nicb_dcu) November 8, 2019

Our new Microbial Bioprocessing Facility (MBF) here in the School of Biotechnology is open and ready for Teaching and Research! @DCUFSH #biotechnology #biotech #bioprocessing #engineering #microbial #bioeconomy https://t.co/X0rcFdffu6

— DCUBiotech (@DcuBiotech) May 31, 2019

.@DCUWater remembering a wonderful poet and human being ….@muirtheimhne @edeeyto @JennyLawler7
@hegarty_susan @BlanaidWhiteDCU @IrishTimes Drink Of Water by Seamus Heaney https://t.co/JFkgnnTzBW via @godwizard

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

The School of Biotechnology boasts state-of-the-art teaching, research, and pilot plant facilities which encourages innovative approaches to research, teaching and learning. @DcuBiotech @DCUScienceComm Find out more: https://t.co/wNJF2fdmnP pic.twitter.com/zLlq5hgwqX

— DCU (@DublinCityUni) June 13, 2019

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

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

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

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

Water Saving Tips – What planet are you on?'s Fiona Regan, a Professor at the @DublinCityUni Water Institute, explains how Irish households are wasting water https://t.co/Fmu2rHwpHe via @LifeStyleRTE | @scienceirel #ScienceWeek supported by RTÉ pic.twitter.com/knRiKJ2Yy6

— RTÉ (@rte) November 15, 2019

Everything you need to know about steroids. By Dipali Ahuja @LaurieRyan2 @UL & @EmerBrowne1 @tcddublin @SSPCentre #ScienceWeek https://t.co/BT4TsLuT87

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) November 16, 2019

‘EVERYthing' is a poem I wrote for @ScienceIrel

Watch the full video on YouTube:https://t.co/ihPFSRYSs8 #ScienceWeek #STEM #BelieveInScience #SciArt #ClimateAction #SciComm #Science

Thanks to: @ScienceWeek @dfl_post @LyndonStephens @CWBdotie @Donna_McCabe @ElseeArdill pic.twitter.com/DyW4rygTGC

— Stephen James Smith (@SJSwords) November 13, 2019

Brilliant piece from a great colleague ⁦@Doctor_J_⁩ Two-tier healthcare – who benefits? https://t.co/FNvy1MAtyo

— Anthony O'Connor (@Antcon7062) November 15, 2019

What research can teach us about living longer, and better

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

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

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

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

.@DCUWater is calling on people living in #Dublin to help them test the quality of water in rivers & lakes. The initiative is part of a partnership with @Earthwatch_Eur for Dublin’s first ever #Waterblitz. Find out more: https://t.co/8bBUacRcsd & watch our ‘How To’ video below. pic.twitter.com/JY2fMwP0jp

— DCU (@DublinCityUni) September 2, 2019

Another blast from the past this time a promotional video from 1994 in which we tried to predict the future. How did we do ? https://t.co/98lLmX43rH

— School of Computer Science and Statistics, TCD (@tcd_scss) October 23, 2019

Great news, congrats to @biobeacon and @THEA_Irl https://t.co/vELGLUPoUW

— UCD Innovation (@UCDinnovation) October 18, 2019

Congrats to Prof. Walter Kolch whose research project on a national platform for comprehensive molecular analysis (CMAP) underpinning chemistry is among those to receive funding @ucddublin @UCD_Conway @sysbioire https://t.co/UhdObh3oNw

— UCD Innovation (@UCDinnovation) October 21, 2019

Amazing work from scientists at @UL

They have developed a material which could provide clean water in deserts.

Has the potential to help a massive amount of people all over the world.https://t.co/wjqiUVpJaE

— Paul O'Donoghue (@paulodonoghue93) October 30, 2019

A revolutionary new material developed at University of Limerick could “help solve the global water crisis” by producing water from air, even in the most remote of locations – via @IrishTimes #ThinkBigAtUL https://t.co/HYm0HRnfDT

— University Of Limerick (@UL) October 29, 2019

Opinion: Arguments against beef not fleshed out

Michael H. B. Hayes, adjunct professor of chemistry at UL, writes for @IrishExaminer https://t.co/2lyx1m0sgK

— University Of Limerick (@UL) September 25, 2019

ANALYSIS: our thoughts about stress, anxiety and worry can make us more prone to getting back pain and less likely to recover from it

UL Senior Lecturer in Physiotherapy at @AlliedHealthUL, Dr @kieranosull, writes for @RTEBrainstorm https://t.co/aIu9KuGmCa

— University Of Limerick (@UL) November 8, 2019

Prof Frédéric Dias of @ucddublin has received €2.5m in funding to focus on understanding the #physics and dynamics of breaking ocean waves https://t.co/GVWWXcUZD4

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) March 28, 2019

A new study reveals that the deeper #octopuses live, the wartier their skin. NUI Galway Professor Louise Allcock is co-author of this fascinating study which was led by @FieldMuseum. Read more at: https://t.co/39mJV28Q7W #research pic.twitter.com/5r42fHRRtA

— NUI Galway (@nuigalway) October 9, 2019

Great demonstration of @ROCSAFE_H2020 project which is looking at innovative ways to deal with biohazard incidents #MachineLearning #CBRNE #AI @EU_H2020 @EUSciComm #H2020 https://t.co/ysusMvIQHZ

— NUI Galway Research (@ResearchatNUIG) September 27, 2019

Looking for more information on #CyberIreland and the Irish Cyber Security Eco-System? 🔐ℹ️ Check out @IDAIRELAND's latest info-graphic on #CyberSecurity in 🇮🇪! https://t.co/WGf2S4vrGg pic.twitter.com/SOvay0rKUT

— Cyber Ireland (@CyberIreland) March 6, 2019

read more on the perfect cup of #Coffee by researcher @kevin_moroney88 @MACSIMaths @SSPCentre
Limerick researchers edging closer to the perfect coffee using maths https://t.co/rVRpCLkQsp via @siliconrepublic

— Bernal Institute (@BernalNews) August 6, 2019

The science of winning an All-Ireland final 100 years ago: are there lessons for today’s managers in how Limerick trainer Jim D'Alton prepared his team a century ago? By @NortonNutrition & @DrBPCarson @UL @IrishResearch for @RTEBrainstorm https://t.co/i6JMsGScPr

— Jim Carroll (@byjimcarroll) August 31, 2019

The Screaming Jelly Baby experiment on full display at the 13th Chemistry Demonstration Workshop! @SSPCentre @ChemicalSciUL @sci_engUL @scienceirel @IrishSciTeach pic.twitter.com/FBYI081677

— SSPC EPE (@SSPCepe) June 26, 2019

Release of Pharma Industry Awards shortlist recognises innovators https://t.co/2qpJzGgQPu via @IrishTimes

— SSPC (@SSPCentre) September 13, 2019

SSPC, the Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre for Pharmaceuticals, explains how they are recognised internationally as a hub of process innovation and advanced manufacturing for the #pharmaceutical sector https://t.co/pC4yNUCwA4 @SSPCentre

— Open Access Gov (@OpenAccessGov) August 6, 2019

According to its latest annual report, @scienceirel has significantly increased the economic return it generates from public funding, returning €5 to the economy for every euro invested by the State https://t.co/ztZzotgelw

— The Irish Times Innovation Project (@ITInnovation_ie) August 15, 2019

Excellent summary – and I fully agree with the key point, that almost nobody is still questioning the ideal of full open access. #openaccess @ISC @ALLEA_academies @RIAdawson https://t.co/VozHmCd0Y7

— Luke_Drury (@Luke_Drury) August 7, 2019

Really interesting podcast about the importance of sleep. Well done, @geeves2012!@PessLimerick @UL_Research #LoveIrishResearch #WatchThisSpace https://t.co/NiovG8alOn

— HRI (@HRI_UL) August 7, 2019

UL spinout @Farm_Hedge app makes shopping simple for farmers https://t.co/UHnp48d1C9 via @IrishTimesBiz

— UL Research (@UL_Research) May 2, 2019

Creating a Positive Energy City Centre in Limerick, Rosie Webb Senior Architect @LimerickCouncil and Prof Merritt Bucholz @UL School of Architecture discuss the Positive City Exchange project that will help to shape Limerick city's future #researchimpact https://t.co/uyPiD70Er9 pic.twitter.com/Cb8MAnbQk8

— UL Research (@UL_Research) July 4, 2019

https://twitter.com/UL/status/1166457385097056256

#Opinion: 'Tackle technique must be spot on' – @ckSportLeader analyses second year of findings from IRIS research project released by UL and IRFU https://t.co/vYRL3pXmbG

— University Of Limerick (@UL) September 20, 2019

Great collaboration with colleagues in University of Portsmouth @portsmouthuni and Complutense University of Madrid @unicomplutense @TCDPharmacy @SSPCentre @scienceirel https://t.co/asap1fO2YN

— Anne Marie Healy (@amhamon) August 13, 2019

Giant hogweed is one of our nastier invasive alien species

A three year project is underway to eradicate it from the Loobagh Catchment

You are invited to a public meeting on the project tonight, 18th Sept at 7.30pm in Deebert House Hotel Kilmallock @DeptAHG https://t.co/DWRWXBQs5h

— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) September 18, 2019

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

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) September 13, 2019

How a 19th century Irish mathematician helped NASA into space. @CardColm @SpelmanCollege Anne van Weerden @UtrechtUni & Michel Destrade @nuigalway @IrishResearch on William Hamilton's Cabra-born quaternions. https://t.co/covwBK42I5 #mathsweek19

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) October 16, 2019

https://twitter.com/UCC/status/1189871775804510210

Soundscapes? Ever wondered what noise hot rocks make boiling water in a replica #IronAge wooden vessel? Wonder no more. #WiredForSound #PallasboyProject #Archaeology #ExperimentalArchaeology pic.twitter.com/O4Q97Mptyx

— Benjamin Gearey (@BenjaminGearey) October 28, 2019

Ireland has moved to 5th place among EU countries for rates of early stage entrepreneurship, according to the 2018 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) Survey sponsored by @Entirl.

Read more: https://t.co/EA4A7ZJa1A #FutureJobsIreland pic.twitter.com/u7OpZkUWdo

— Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation (@EnterInnov) August 12, 2019

London's economy is bigger than Ireland's.

'England is perhaps the only great country whose intellectuals ⁰are ashamed of their own nationality.' – George Orwell. https://t.co/NAKQXScXOu

— Steven Edginton (@StevenEdginton) August 20, 2019

A look back at the highlights of an engaging & informative #FutureJobsIreland Summit with @LeoVaradkar & @HHumphreysFG @TCDTangent 2 weeks ago.

The Summit discussions focused on transitioning, clustering & new modes of working – themes that will be key to #FutureJobsIreland 2020 pic.twitter.com/ZX9zvSHRCe

— Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation (@EnterInnov) November 21, 2019

Last week, Minister @HHumphreysFG led over 40 @Entirl-supported companies on a trade mission to South Africa and Kenya.

Minister Humphreys looks back on the mission, which saw deals and announcements made over a wide range of sectors. @IrlEmbKenya @IrlEmbPretoria @GovernmentZA pic.twitter.com/Pl51vFS25k

— Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation (@EnterInnov) November 18, 2019

Important R&I funding opportunities are still available under #Horizon2020. Ireland continues to perform well having won over €800m to date.@Entirl highlighted remaining opportunities for Irish HEIs & companies to pursue research & innovation proposals: https://t.co/mX1tEYAVU5 pic.twitter.com/kJ7duC446l

— Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation (@EnterInnov) November 12, 2019

Ever wonder what #knowledgetransfer was all about? Our short animation helps to explain it pic.twitter.com/CBQs1lcitk

— KTI Connect (@KTIconnect) April 8, 2019

Ireland’s well-educated workforce has been critical to its success in attracting foreign direct investment from some of the world’s leading companies. Currently, over 56% of 30-34-year olds hold a third level degree, compared to the EU average of 40%. #FridayFDIFact pic.twitter.com/YYucbYa8dH

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) November 15, 2019

Well done to all the finalists and best of luck – Irish Medtech Award 2019 finalists revealed | Irish Medtech Association: https://t.co/IypEAGNY7W

— IDA Ireland (@IDAIRELAND) November 14, 2019

As Brexit approaches, take the step into new markets. Access salary support of up to 70% for the employment of graduate talent with language fluency to help you take the step into new markets.
Find out more: https://t.co/REV67LSUhg #GlobalAmbition pic.twitter.com/TpT3ZtdGeE

— Enterprise Ireland (@Entirl) November 22, 2019

If you are a food business that will import animals or products of animal origin from the UK post-Brexit, you must ensure that you and your customs agent are registered with @agriculture_ie .

For more information, see: https://t.co/SmSL7Nx0bB.#BrexitReady pic.twitter.com/mMiZuSy3NP

— FoodSafetyAuthority (@FSAIinfo) November 20, 2019

https://twitter.com/ChambersIreland/status/1197107320607498240

This morning on @RTERadio1 @morningireland they mentioned 'Everything', a reflection on climate action, science and the public perception of both, in spoken word. Created by @SJSwords in partnership with SFI for #ScienceWeek @ScienceWeek Enjoy it here: https://t.co/v5AygKuKnq

— SFI (@scienceirel) November 14, 2019

Read Minister @Paschald Opening Statement to the Budgetary Oversight Committee https://t.co/m6cKdxzLYj You can also watch live on @OireachtasNews here https://t.co/1fccNZBNp4 #Budget20 pic.twitter.com/9B4uFryvqF

— Department of Finance (@IRLDeptFinance) November 12, 2019

The Government has signed the contract to deliver the #NationalBroadbandPlan with National Broadband Ireland. The #NBP will secure equal access for every person in Ireland to digital opportunities which will transform our lives ➡ https://t.co/DdhxEns9xc #Ireland2040 pic.twitter.com/4SkuiuCODs

— Dept. Communications, Climate Action & Environment (@Dept_CCAE) November 19, 2019

The Community Services Programme (CSP) supports community businesses to provide local services and create employment opportunities for disadvantaged people. Find out more here: https://t.co/apI9lCzIc8 @Pobal @DeptJusticeIRL @GardaInfo @DubCityCouncil pic.twitter.com/EH2eqymVBZ

— Department of Rural and Community Development (@DeptRCD) November 13, 2019

Warm welcome for @EUCouncil President-elect @CharlesMichel today in Dublin. Looking forward to working with him in the years ahead. https://t.co/XpivFvjeBZ

— Irish Foreign Ministry (@dfatirl) November 15, 2019

👏👏to our @irlscotland team on a successful visit that reaffirmed our commitment to strengthen relations with our Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿neighbours- a key element of the broader Ireland-UK relationship.

For more info on 🇮🇪- 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 review visit https://t.co/JpxTxs8wqC https://t.co/Rs7QIYB4h3

— Irish Foreign Ministry (@dfatirl) November 14, 2019

In today’s @irishexaminer Tánaiste @simoncoveney & Cabinet Secretary @FionaHyslop affirm historical ties between our two countries & invites citizens to participate in our dual approach in shaping our shared future.

Full 📰@ https://t.co/bbJBGJQ90C pic.twitter.com/QNu2Jw4r8S

— Irish Foreign Ministry (@dfatirl) November 4, 2019

An bhfuil cead agat dul go dtí an leithreas? 4.2 billion people still live without safely managed sanitation. #IrishAid helps communities worldwide access safe toilets. clean water, and improve hygiene standards – fighting disease and saving lives. 🚽 #WorldToiletDay https://t.co/xFWE2vBM36 pic.twitter.com/3Yz4jbC7cs

— Irish Aid (@Irish_Aid) November 19, 2019

Our next #PDSA laureate is Ian Gibson – author, historian, broadcaster and a widely respected authority on Spanish poetry, literature and history. His works on poet Federico García Lorca are considered essential reading. ☘️🏆📚🇪🇸#GlobalIrish https://t.co/k2emiNjfiG

— Global Irish ☘ (@GlobalIrish) November 13, 2019

Cathaoirleach of Seanad Éireann, Denis O’Donovan, heads Ireland’s national delegation in Tokyo for Enthronement of Emperor Naruhito and commencement of Rei Wa era in Japan’s National journey @OireachtasNews @dfatirl @merrionstreet #GlobalIreland #GlobalIreland @mkitano22 pic.twitter.com/UVlEmjw4BS

— Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapanEN) October 22, 2019

cf.

#UnisImprovingFutures

Ryan Beveridge, Product Developer at NeuroCONCISE Ltd, talks about wearable technology that allows the user to communicate with computers using only their minds

Find out more about this development, below https://t.co/qcV4Km7iGz @UlsterUni pic.twitter.com/mw9W6LsioJ

— Universities UK (@UniversitiesUK) November 17, 2019

🚗 🔌 The electric car revolution is tied into a whole new way of consuming energy and @UlsterUni, through @Spire2Project, is conducting world leading research that will change the way individuals & businesses use energy in the future #ProudOfUU https://t.co/AgcxHJkEvs pic.twitter.com/ZwJUgOZ2hF

— Ulster University (@UlsterUni) November 6, 2019

Good luck to @UlsterUni lecturer Pilar Fernandez who has been shortlisted for the 2019 @thewisecampaign Emerging Technology Award tonight #ProudOfUU #WomenInSTEM https://t.co/IxEP8XkB5g

— Ulster University (@UlsterUni) November 7, 2019

📺 WATCH

Find out more about the transatlantic movement of the endangered basking shark: https://t.co/4xrXn6xke9 #LoveQUBResearch | #LoveQUB https://t.co/5qR4wclJCs

— Queen's University Belfast 🎓 (@QUBelfast) November 20, 2019

Could cholesterol lowering medication also help reduce the risk of developing #ProstateCancer?

Our researchers have been investigating: https://t.co/gty1UO2MZv @QubCCRCB | @QUBIGFS | #LoveQUB pic.twitter.com/wHj8XdjnN5

— Queen's University Belfast 🎓 (@QUBelfast) November 21, 2019

World Vol.6

A sight to behold from Beirut #Lebanon tonight. Women lead a candlelight march for change in downtown.

The noise you hear is pots and pans…Exceptional time for country. Protests in week 3: pic.twitter.com/FABP9VDwqQ

— Joyce Karam (@Joyce_Karam) November 7, 2019

Trying to have a productive discussion with the Russians and the Chinese on cybersecurity is a little bit like trying to bring a couple of burglars into a productive discussion on home security. pic.twitter.com/gYzLan0Idk

— Sheldon Whitehouse (@SenWhitehouse) November 6, 2019

These are the countries still divided by walls, 30 years after the Berlin Wall was torn down.

Read our special report, The Dividing Line: How the Berlin Wall split the world, here: https://t.co/8k0tAqEB0B pic.twitter.com/pEm14TxHc5

— Sky News (@SkyNews) November 7, 2019

A million species of biodiversity may disappear in the span of a decade because of our human impact. Peace can't exist without nature. See the nexus between inequality, #ClimateChange, & peace: https://t.co/Mg92Z78EXl #ParisPeaceForum2019 pic.twitter.com/2fmiH92Ecq

— UN Development (@UNDP) November 12, 2019

Meet the Chimu who live on floating islands on #LakeTiticaca. @PNUDperu explains how they're using #indigenous traditions to innovate #ecotourism, #BeatPlasticPollution, & #EndPoverty. #ClimateAction pic.twitter.com/wzh7PHasKs

— UN Development (@UNDP) November 10, 2019

Only 11% of all Afghan women have reached secondary education & only 37% are employed. 50 female students from Afghanistan will attend universities in Kazakhstan & Uzbekistan through our #UNDPEUPartnership to empower girls: https://t.co/MArc8UD2qM #ParisPeaceForum pic.twitter.com/P8oJMXnSZl

— UN Development (@UNDP) November 12, 2019

Drought & food security threaten #Somalia's #SDGs. Heat waves last longer & water shortages are more frequent these days. With funding from @theGEF, @undpSomalia will help communities to be stronger against climate risks: https://t.co/mtwrrfCINu #COP25 #ClimateAction pic.twitter.com/b6LKsgOC2P

— UN Development (@UNDP) November 13, 2019

These are the countries still divided by walls, 30 years after the Berlin Wall was torn down.

Read our special report, The Dividing Line: How the Berlin Wall split the world, here: https://t.co/8k0tAqEB0B pic.twitter.com/pEm14TxHc5

— Sky News (@SkyNews) November 7, 2019

Replacing China as the world’s factory? That’s tough to do – but Asia is trying https://t.co/jK0yVDCoMA pic.twitter.com/LgkdcV3BKu

— Bloomberg New Economy Forum (@neweconforum) November 13, 2019

We're at the #UnreasonableImpact World Forum. Follow along live as we tell the stories of some of the entrepreneurs embracing the green economy. https://t.co/DxhUkvSSF9

— Barclays Corporate (@BarclaysCorp) November 7, 2019

Read our latest monthly spend report, and learn more about how #consumerspending habits are changing as the nights start to draw in. #UKeconomy

— Barclays Corporate (@BarclaysCorp) November 5, 2019

Electronic manufacturer @KingfieldElect has more than doubled its turnover after relocating to a new site, with our support https://t.co/P5jsLRXgF0 pic.twitter.com/tybtq4PlO7

— Lloyds Bank Business (@LloydsBankBiz) November 3, 2019

October's #BusinessBarometer📈 shows overall business confidence has increased, with economic optimism at a three-month high.

Find out more 👉 https://t.co/P93tqA0rEm pic.twitter.com/CnfpcFmF8a

— Lloyds Bank News (@LloydsBankNews) November 4, 2019

East Midlands is top performing region in 2018 despite strong finish from the North Westhttps://t.co/hDRkNf0KT1

— Business Leader (@BLeaderNews) January 15, 2019

NatWest research finds Generation Z are ‘Generation Worry’ as 18-24-year olds worry more about their finances, compared to older people: https://t.co/KXgEr87dbD

— RBS (@RBS) January 28, 2019

Turkey and Russia hold their first joint ground patrol in northeast Syria https://t.co/zQqX2x86Pd pic.twitter.com/MNgZaAjDEi

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 1, 2019

Germany and India sign wide-ranging agreements, and say they will work together on sustainable development and climate protection https://t.co/vMz4H5Y1ML pic.twitter.com/TOBYS8Rr49

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 1, 2019

Tens of thousands of government supporters welcomed the return of President Alpha Conde to Guinea, just a week after thousands of opposition protesters took to the streets pic.twitter.com/IcfvMwGELZ

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 1, 2019

Thousands of Chilean protesters sang Victor Jara's ‘The right to live in peace’ as a tribute to the singer and political activist who was tortured and killed during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet in 1973 pic.twitter.com/jj5Q7hhClr

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 1, 2019

On my first day here at the ECB, I’m looking forward to meeting my new team and to working with them over the next eight years for the 340 million Europeans who use the euro every day. pic.twitter.com/knvMho0cfW

— Christine Lagarde (@Lagarde) November 4, 2019

STARTING FORWARD GUIDANCE: The ECB began to provide information about its future monetary policy intentions – a tool known as forward guidance. Mario Draghi described forward guidance as a major monetary policy tool (6/9) pic.twitter.com/KHEgVyZzMM

— European Central Bank (@ecb) October 31, 2019

The Fed "needs to be data-dependent. And they're not. And the insurance argument I find not very compelling," says former Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser pic.twitter.com/gbSOEJZd8n

— Squawk Box (@SquawkCNBC) September 27, 2019

The #TradeWar isn’t the only factor contributing to #China’s dramatic slowdown in economic growth. Find out more here—and what it might mean for investors:

— Merrill Lynch (@MerrillLynch) November 1, 2019

Legendary economist Milton Friedman was right, says @Noahpinion: The economy is like a string on a musical instrument — recessions pull the string down, and after that it bounces back https://t.co/Srssn1V0Q3 via @bopinion

— Bloomberg (@business) November 4, 2019

Singapore ranked as Asia's hottest market for property investment while Hong Kong falls to last https://t.co/kus1oHkg27 pic.twitter.com/FxZVecRM7y

— Bloomberg (@business) November 13, 2019

1970: One more lane will fix it.
1980: One more lane will fix it.
1990: One more lane will fix it.
2000: One more lane will fix it.
2010: One more lane will fix it.
2020: ?pic.twitter.com/NjS1IPORG2
via @avelezig

— Urban Planning & Mobility (@urbanthoughts11) November 4, 2019

President @realDonaldTrump: "Back in 2016 before I took office, the Congressional Budget Office projected that fewer than 2 million jobs would be created by this time in 2016. Instead, my administration has created nearly 7 million jobs and going up rapidly." pic.twitter.com/MaMbWDV5NP

— The Hill (@thehill) November 13, 2019

WATCH: $GS is committed to addressing climate change. Our latest episode of The Long & Short of It focuses on the challenges cities face and how adapting to a warming planet could drive the largest infrastructure buildout in history: https://t.co/3UkcZVGRfa pic.twitter.com/O9SRnQnypN

— Goldman Sachs (@GoldmanSachs) October 23, 2019

Highlight: "I don't think they're going to be hiking interest rates by mid-2020 but I certainly think by the middle of next year, it should be apparent that what we're seeing is a temporary slowdown in growth, the fundamentals for the economy look good…" @GusFaucherPNC says. pic.twitter.com/1hxjHIfvvs

— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) October 31, 2019

If the Fed cuts rates today, the market could soar. On the other hand, if Apple doesn’t meet many of @JimCramer's expectations, the tech giant's stock could get hit. pic.twitter.com/B5g3g5jt2k

— Mad Money On CNBC (@MadMoneyOnCNBC) October 30, 2019

This week started by welcoming our first publicly traded space travel company @virgingalactic to @nyse and now ends with an inside look at what @NASA has in the works at @NASA_Johnson. #LivingTech https://t.co/qmPUSC7J6Q

— Stacey Cunningham (@stacey_cunning) November 1, 2019

Like the Great Pumpkin, the #EconoPumpkin rises once a year. What about pumpkin prices? Our FRED blog carves out time to analyze price index data for pumpkins and candy: https://t.co/0NbjqADE9J

Happy Halloween, @NewYorkFed @RichmondFed pic.twitter.com/4A4iTkBtX2

— St. Louis Fed (@stlouisfed) October 31, 2019

Midwest #Economy Index declined to -0.43 in September, down from -0.36 in August. This #MEI reading suggest the #economic conditions in the region slowed over the last month. In addition, growth was below trend for all states in the Seventh District. https://t.co/Z9EQpoOO9f pic.twitter.com/thceiTV4DR

— ChicagoFed (@ChicagoFed) October 31, 2019

Interested in learning more? Check out Middlesex-Monmouth economic indicators with detailed data and timely updates → https://t.co/cj7ZGjaylb #NJRegionalVisit pic.twitter.com/8pp9mcHYJP

— New York Fed (@NewYorkFed) November 1, 2019

California’s black market for weed is three times the size of its legal industry. Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman took 60 Minutes to see how big an illegal marijuana growing operation can be https://t.co/GG7EyZl1V5 pic.twitter.com/aaW458zaM6

— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) October 28, 2019

Who needs Studio 54 when you have Studio 44?!
OUR @GMA DISCO PARTY STARTS NOW!#HalloweenOnGMA pic.twitter.com/4gHGIxymBg

— Good Morning America (@GMA) October 31, 2019

https://twitter.com/newstephen/status/1189463110257664000

A giant fireball has been spotted streaking across the sky over Ireland and the UK. The object, apparently a meteor, appeared in the skies at 6.54pm yesterday. | https://t.co/oq0fl9An5g pic.twitter.com/YbnH3rDgaU

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) October 29, 2019

Thousands of California's residents — Arnold Schwarzenegger and LeBron James among them — were forced to flee their homes as wildfires ravaged the state. pic.twitter.com/Eq1KHIEMAR

— DW News (@dwnews) October 30, 2019

Fierce, dry Santa Ana winds off the southern California mountains eased, helping firefighters make progress in corralling wildfires that have displaced thousands of residents https://t.co/xkwNz92ETC pic.twitter.com/YVDlyD3Xcs

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 1, 2019

Global economic growth is expected to slow to 3% in 2019. Why is the economy slowing down, and what can countries do to support growth? Watch this #WEO video and read the #IMFBlog to find out more https://t.co/xErxkTQ8xX pic.twitter.com/JAWhyvsM7L

— IMF (@IMFNews) October 27, 2019

Tech giants like Facebook and Amazon are on track to spend record amounts on lobbying as scrutiny of Big Tech grows in Washington #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/4hFQXKcygq

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 28, 2019

The U.S. military is investing billions to develop autonomous technologies that could enable aircraft to fly into some of the world’s most dangerous places—without a human pilot. @JasonBellini goes for a test ride. #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/FLniGv661E

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 28, 2019

VIDEO: 🇨🇱 Chilean protesters have clashed with security forces once more, several hours after President Sebastian #Pinera announced a cabinet reshuffle in his latest bid to end 10 days of street demonstrations #ChileProtests pic.twitter.com/ES732gak3w

— AFP news agency (@AFP) October 30, 2019

VIDEO: 🇱🇧 Thousands of Lebanese took to to the streets of their capital #Beirut overnight after PM #SaadHariri submitted his government's resignation after nearly two weeks of unprecedented protests #LebanonProtests pic.twitter.com/lHfsahTcPC

— AFP news agency (@AFP) October 30, 2019

https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1189464046388547586

#UPDATE US-Italian auto giant Fiat Chrysler is in merger talks with France's Groupe PSA, the maker of Peugeot and Citroen cars https://t.co/FT7RUwarL7

— AFP news agency (@AFP) October 30, 2019

Know your penguins.@AFPgraphics showing 11 of the world's penguin species pic.twitter.com/R8DXaAsVqv

— AFP news agency (@AFP) October 30, 2019

Between the 14th and 18th centuries about 80,000 people were tried for witchcraft in Europe. From the archive https://t.co/QyhmFWdZf9

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) October 29, 2019

🎃 Your #Halloween Jack-o'-lantern could be contributing to climate change pic.twitter.com/BY6GJkRZQt

— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) October 29, 2019

“[Berkshire’s] intrinsic value is likely at least 10% above its current share price. Therefore, it's undervalued and should be outperforming the market over the near future." —@SmithSchool’s @DrDavidKass: https://t.co/myPrk2gy0D

— Smith Brain Trust (@SmithBrainTrust) October 25, 2019

Prof. Davin Chor helps sort through the rhetoric around international trade and remind us what is at stake with globalization. https://t.co/04wIPV4WhB

— TuckExecEd (@TuckExecEd) August 5, 2019

Before the 2008 financial crisis, a warning sign was a surging difference between the growth in home prices and household income. A similar housing-income gap began opening in 2015, says @BennSteil. https://t.co/IsAJpTqYLu

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) October 27, 2019

If Turkey applied for NATO membership today, it wouldn't get in the front door, says @MaxBoot. Here's how he thinks the United States should treat Turkey: https://t.co/4GMuY4zwJA

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) October 25, 2019

"It's closing down so I wanna be the last one to be up there"

Huge crowds are expected to scramble up Australia's Uluru on Friday before a ban on the climb takes effect

[Tap to expand] https://t.co/U6FsmvNNeQ pic.twitter.com/zUUlAiIpLq

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) October 24, 2019

ABC NEWS SPECIAL REPORT: Pres. Trump to address the nation after ISIS leader believed dead following U.S. raid in Syria https://t.co/8TfwHsWKJ8

— ABC News (@ABC) October 27, 2019

A climate protester scaled scaffolding at London's Big Ben, hanging a banner from activist group Extinction Rebellion. The group has been staging protests throughout the city. pic.twitter.com/T897rZ6bkT

— CNN International (@cnni) October 18, 2019

Is 3D food printing coming to your dinner table? Customization may be a game changer – with culinary printing enabling us to better control the ingredients and processes behind our meals. Explore new trends reshaping the future of food. #shareUBS #WorldFoodDay

— UBS (@UBS) October 16, 2019

1% of the world's adults own 44% of global wealth. How wealthy are individuals in the top 10%, on average? Learn more. #CSgwr

— Credit Suisse (@CreditSuisse) October 23, 2019

There are now 47m dollar millionaires worldwide, according to a new wealth report https://t.co/8t4UKkONqg pic.twitter.com/FRHWd7yW8P

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) October 25, 2019

25-year-old New Zealand lawmaker Chlöe Swarbrick was giving a speech supporting a climate crisis bill when she was heckled by an older member of Parliament. She simply said, "OK boomer," and kept talking, unfazed. https://t.co/hXgdcEMOek pic.twitter.com/PeBT0qBBCf

— CNN International (@cnni) November 7, 2019

A fierce dust storm in Australia turned day in to night in seconds 😲

[tap to expand] https://t.co/cJqNIKfTpA pic.twitter.com/4sdYCnhAvE

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) October 18, 2019

Don't hate me. I wrote a piece pegged to OK Boomer.

Don't go away! It's actually about a fascinating, universal flaw in how human memory works, and why these generational tropes keep repeating themselves. https://t.co/nobpHuFDst

— Brian Resnick (@B_resnick) November 12, 2019

ADORABLE!😂😍 This Jacksonville boy was so upset that his mommy left for work without giving him a kiss goodbye!

YOUTUBE🎥: Diana Simos: " Alex was very upset he didn’t get the proper goodbye. He had a lot to say and my husband😂" pic.twitter.com/G4Ug7BVlPp

— News4JAX (@wjxt4) October 17, 2019

That's one way to wait out a storm!

Thanks for the sweet video @aidanwuerfel and @kade_prudhomme! | @CBCManitoba pic.twitter.com/hzVj1PmHhc

— CBC (@CBC) October 12, 2019

Projected to cost $32bn, Indonesia's relocation of its capital city to the island of Borneo will be one of the world's largest single infrastructure projects.

▶️ Watch Counting the Cost's full episode here: https://t.co/rqvcztB2p0 pic.twitter.com/enC1iqf3t4

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) October 7, 2019

The Fellagha were Tunisian resistance fighters – but their biggest battle would come after the country’s independence in 1956.

Full film: https://t.co/JLxDYCmZwy pic.twitter.com/mrlCbFUBAM

— Al Jazeera World (@AlJazeera_World) October 7, 2019

Viewpoint: "1989 At Thirty: A Recast Legacy" https://t.co/fgP3UXp6sg by Paul Betts @StAntsCollege @OxfordHistory @TORCHOxford #twitterstorians #internationalrelations #politicalhistory #socialhistory #culturalhistory #1989 What do you think? Join the discussion on #1989recast

— Past and Present (@PastPresentSoc) September 11, 2019

'Our survey is capturing a growing dissatisfaction among young Russians. Within only one year, trust in key political institutions and state-controlled media declined'@GwendolynSasse and @Krawatzek write for @ConversationUK: https://t.co/vITTDh94qw

— Oxford Politics and IR (@Politics_Oxford) October 5, 2019

Turkey hosts more refugees than any other country in the world. Emrah Atar's piece looks at the challenges Syrian refugees face and the responses of the Turkish state in an increasingly politicized environment https://t.co/NawqNVp0Uf pic.twitter.com/9qTOp9Io3P

— OxPol (@OxPolBlog) September 17, 2019

Cities that Work in the World Economic Forum looking at the role cities should play, and more importantly can play in mitigating climate change for the upcoming Sustainable Development Impact Summit. #sdi19 https://t.co/I9gvhc7fIV

— IGC Cities that Work (@IGC_CtW) September 17, 2019

President Trump will be meeting with Turkish President Erdogan at the White House today — for the first time since Turkey launched a military offensive in northern Syria.

Here's what you need to know.https://t.co/AGvD8xfl0y

— NPR (@NPR) November 13, 2019

Fixing a toxic work culture: Guarding against the ‘dark triad’ | RT @MITSloan https://t.co/YVPSXJULwU

— IMD Search (@IMDSearch) October 17, 2019

#timemanagement is actually a waste of time. The solution? Schedule around your energy levels and not your time.https://t.co/DuQf1kE1xr

— Sebastian Lindqvist (@SebaLindqvist) October 24, 2019

TODAY IN HISTORY: On this day in 1998, John Glenn, the first American to orbit Earth, became the oldest person in space at age 77. https://t.co/eyzhNUfCOp pic.twitter.com/YU0J4Phz1i

— ABC News (@ABC) October 29, 2019

A staircase in New York City that appeared in the movie Joker has become a popular tourist attraction.

Some residents of the neighborhood are not happy with all the additional foot traffic on the steps, which many people use daily to get to a nearby subway stop. pic.twitter.com/LuTZrx5w7c

— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 29, 2019

Today's Word of the Day with @MerriamWebster is “undulate” pic.twitter.com/hYFanebJqa

— TIME (@TIME) October 28, 2019

Why this bridge will no longer be called the "Can Opener" 🚛

[Tap to expand] https://t.co/2OnUdBPf8p pic.twitter.com/3lawSWXGzy

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) November 8, 2019

The remarkable rise in life expectancy, 1900-2016, split by continent. #GoodNewsGraphs #rstats pic.twitter.com/gk6TUztEr4

— Todd R. Jones (@toddrjones) October 19, 2019

WATCH: Plume of water gushes out of Philadelphia's One Liberty Place skyscraper. pic.twitter.com/UYmjmlsSNN

— NBC News (@NBCNews) November 4, 2019

TERRIFYING: A resident in Poland, New York captured the tragic moment a house floated down a river after a severe storm on Friday https://t.co/wL3ykdpiFf pic.twitter.com/lRfinycP92

— CBS News (@CBSNews) November 2, 2019

On October 28, the #GDPNow model nowcast of real GDP growth in Q32019 is 1.7%. View GDPNow for more details. https://t.co/MU1lsZuy5l pic.twitter.com/4xh0p545fB

— Atlanta Fed (@AtlantaFed) October 28, 2019

To experience the New York City Marathon is to fall in love with it. See today's race in photos:https://t.co/xIcXIPyntF

— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 3, 2019

On timing and rhythm for strategy implementation https://t.co/kVtKDtcDHE

— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) November 3, 2019

The 2020 presidential election is now less than a year away. A new poll released over the weekend shows the top Democratic candidates bunched up in the key state of Iowa. @EdOKeefe reports. pic.twitter.com/CavMDXWna0

— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) November 4, 2019

“Human beings evolved to gossip, preen, manipulate, and ostracize,” @JonHaidt and @TobiasRose write. That’s why the gladiatorial circus of social media so easily lures us in, even when we know that it can make us cruel and shallow. https://t.co/GmAzov1NRP

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) November 12, 2019

A new study is a reminder that support for democracy cannot be taken for granted https://t.co/NnSfl3JO5N

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) November 13, 2019

“Kagan . . . is emerging as one of the most influential Justices on the Court—and, without question, the most influential of the liberals.”https://t.co/63j3QXjPWa

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) November 12, 2019

Under the chief justice, 73 decisions have been decided 5–4 along partisan lines. And 73 times, the big Republican donor interest won. https://t.co/Bv897waOC4

— Slate (@Slate) November 13, 2019

Check out @POLITICOPro’s 2020 Election Calendar for the most important dates in the 2020 election cycle. https://t.co/NUmPvIZP8n pic.twitter.com/ElCDyeBlJs

— POLITICO (@politico) November 12, 2019

A new exhibition takes us inside Detroit's hidden art collections https://t.co/83ItT36e68

— Bloomberg (@business) November 4, 2019

3. Harvard
2. Dartmouth (Tuck)
1. ⬇️https://t.co/QFvlnfj1m7

— Bloomberg (@business) November 4, 2019

ICYMI: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos asked former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg if he’d consider running for president in a private phone call earlier this year. https://t.co/HhIH1qy7Jr

— Vox (@voxdotcom) November 11, 2019

Nearly half of Americans say they’ve been hit with a surprise medical bill https://t.co/CCW1SY9sp3

— Vox (@voxdotcom) November 13, 2019

NEW – @MikeBloomberg’s likely entrance into 2020 shows he thinks Biden is in trouble. @DevalPatrick’s likely entrance shows some in the close Obama orbit think Biden is in trouble. But can a run at this point work? https://t.co/EvKFdPFLal

— Edward-Isaac Dovere (@IsaacDovere) November 13, 2019

'TIS THE SEASON: An Ohio family decorated their home like the Griswold's from "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" for a good cause pic.twitter.com/mFAPOMI4N8

— CBS News (@CBSNews) November 14, 2019

Homeowners get the highest rates of return when selling in these 3 cities. https://t.co/jZtGUGDzX4 pic.twitter.com/MvkQez9uoD

— CNBC (@CNBC) November 14, 2019

The most imaginative and absorbing fiction of the decade drew us in and made us reflect on ourselves—where we have been, and where we must go https://t.co/Hia5pjTQ7O

— TIME (@TIME) November 13, 2019

Hong Kong police clash with university students as protests continue into the night https://t.co/l8FenneCyq pic.twitter.com/uXtE0UxKew

— TIME (@TIME) November 12, 2019

VIDEO: A few hundred office workers in Hong Kong's business district gather during lunch time to show solidarity towards the pro-democracy movement pic.twitter.com/7U8WBaIj1j

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

Oklahoma Vol.6

@OklaDOC
@OKPolicy
@OKcommerce
@okstatechamber
@OETAOK
@OklahomaSBDC
@OKPetroAlliance
@OklahomaNatural
@innovateokgov
@OCAST
@OKBio
@OklahomaAg
@okfarmbureau
@OklahomaOMES
@OHPDPS
@OKDOT
@TravelOK
@DiscoverOK
@OK_Creativity
@uncoveringok
@OKArtsCouncil
@okstatefair
@OKTourismWorks
@iateoklahoma
@TheOklahoman_
@OklahomaToday
@nondocmedia
@okobs
@LetsFixThisOK
@FOIOklahoma
@OKJusticeReform

“This is the first day of the rest of your life.”

More than 450 non-violent inmates released from Oklahoma prisons as part of the state's criminal justice reform. https://t.co/8POqKL3gs2 pic.twitter.com/fbnKK5TZx3

— ABC News (@ABC) November 5, 2019

When a company rejects Oklahoma, we rarely hear about it. My reporting on this topic, however, triggered commentary about Okla’s workforce, including this piece by a government liaison from Boeing, a partner in the Saab jet’s development https://t.co/7pKQ6iX5HY via @newsok

— Dale Denwalt (@denwalt) October 15, 2019

This map is absolutely fascinating. Note especially the pockets of other issues popping up in states where Republicans face voter anger over their mismanagement of that issue.

The most striking bit to me: those big pockets of "Education" and "Budget" in Oklahoma. https://t.co/wLs6oUVVGK

— Matthew Chapman (@fawfulfan) November 2, 2018

3/5: #Oklahoma’s economy is more dependent on the #oil and gas sector than the national economy #energy https://t.co/GtximY6GyS pic.twitter.com/LW4cyGNaLR

— Moody's US Public Finance (@MoodysUSPubFin) November 4, 2019

Oklahoma-based Devon Energy is officially no longer an operator in Canada after more than 20 years as an oilsands industry leader. https://t.co/caV0RLhSNS

— JWN (@JWNenergy) July 2, 2019

SCOOP/STACK drilling activity tumbles to three-year low. #Rigcount across the neighboring central Oklahoma shale basins dipped by another four, falling to just 57. https://t.co/7WsPqmVPpC @SPGlobalPlatts pic.twitter.com/EYqWpI7bhT

— Drillinginfo (@drillinginfo) September 30, 2019

Oil explorers expand U.S. drilling as OPEC prepares to talk cuts. Shale drillers in Texas, North Dakota and Oklahoma have been unrelenting in lifting production. Learn how many more rigs have been added. https://t.co/SI2up8832X #drilling #onshore #offshore #rigs #OPEC #oilandgas pic.twitter.com/LzA9ESN3Hi

— World Oil Online (@WorldOil) November 30, 2018

Oklahoma toughens oil fracking rules after shale earthquakes https://t.co/Ht6oi3tshD

— Bloomberg (@business) February 28, 2018

During the 1930 #ClimateEmergency, a rare and violent tornado struck Bethany, Oklahoma on November 19.
What made it rare is that the violent F4 tornado not only happened in November, but it struck at 9:30 a.m.
A fourth of the town was destroyed.https://t.co/bAg4RMKbI9 #Climate

— Climate News (@ClimateNewsCA) November 3, 2019

I'm moving to Minneapolis this fall, but in 60 years the climate will feel like we've moved to Oklahoma. https://t.co/Tz0dsomBhF

— Emily Vraga (@ekvraga) February 13, 2019

The last week of December's rains brought the yearly totals up to over 73 inches in the SE and 15 inches in the panhandle. As usual, this represents the wide diversity of climate within Oklahoma from East to West. pic.twitter.com/eSODXrLZMU

— Oklahoma Mesonet (@okmesonet) January 7, 2019

Ignoring climate change will harm Oklahoma farmers, tribes and infrastructure, scientists warn https://t.co/Ve6IKX2k2T

— Ben Felder (@benfelder_okc) December 2, 2018

Create your own visualizations of events like the 2013 Moore, Oklahoma, tornado with our Weather and Climate Toolkit: https://t.co/O2dg78BrSn #DataDiscoveryMonth pic.twitter.com/EHEbRm1JXn

— NOAA NCEI Climate (@NOAANCEIclimate) August 18, 2018

@cityofokc
@okcchamber
@MetroTechOK
@BetterLifeOKC
@downtownokc
@midtown_okc
@AlliedArtsOKC
@artscouncilokc
@OKCMOA
@_Bricktown
@OKCBroadway
@ThePublicMarket
@VisitOKC
@okgazette
@FreePressOKC
@cityoftulsagov
@TulsaChamber
@downtowntulsa
@BOKCenter
@OKPOPTulsa
@TulsaArtsDist
@artsintulsa
@Philbrook
@tulsaworld
@cityofnormanok
@NORMANCHAMBER
@VisitNorman
@CityofBA
@BAChamber

@HobbyLobby
@QuikTrip
@LovesTravelStop
@sonicdrivein
@MidFirst
@DevonEnergy
@lathamwatkins
@BOKFinancial
@HelmerichPayne
@AskWoodforest
@Mazzios
@MatrixServiceCo
@ONEGasInc
@Chesapeake
@Reasors
@HomelandStores
@OGandE
@NORDAM_
@CherokeeNation

22 years ago an explosion struck downtown Oklahoma City destroying the federal building and killing 168 people. https://t.co/5XNjW0PRWb

— Oklahoma Facts (@okfacts) April 19, 2017

On April 12, 1945 a massive tornado devastated the town of Antlers, OK killing 69 people. https://t.co/Ay3dlcrkf4 pic.twitter.com/tg2GTl1hrv

— Oklahoma Facts (@okfacts) April 12, 2017

New Article: NGL Energy Partners LP Closes Acquisition of Hillstone https://t.co/IskzAQ7wU4 #Commodities November 1, 2019

— HEDGE energy (@HEDGEenergy) November 1, 2019

ONEOK Is Donating $1,000,000 To Flood Victims Of Oklahoma https://t.co/qw6pk1Rf8v

— News On 6 (@NewsOn6) June 7, 2019

Washington Vol.9

@WAStateGov
@WA_OFM
@WAStateDOR
@lniwa
@WA_DOL
@WAStateCommerce
@WSDAgov
@WAFarmBureau
@waDNR
@WADeptHealth
@EcologyWA
@Conserve_WA
@ConservationNW
@WDFW
@WildlifeRec
@WAStatePks
@ExperienceWA
@waEMD
@wastatepatrol
@wsdot
@wsferries
@awbolympia
@waroundtable
@WashingtonCOG
@WRCresearch
@WashingtonBus
@StewardshipP
@HistoryLink
@HistoryMuseum
@burkemuseum
@WAPolicyCenter
@TVWnews
@Crosscut
@cityofolympia
@downtownolympia
@ShiftWA
@OlympiaWatch
@PierceCo
@CityofTacoma
@Tacoma_Chamber
@SouthSoundBiz_
@TacomaArtMuseum
@MuseumofGlass
@metparkstacoma
@TravelTacoma
@Grit_City
@thenewstribune
@weeklyvolcano
@SouthSoundMag
@SouthSoundTalk
@PSPartnership
@PugetSoundInst
@PSETalk
@WASeaGrant
@SoundSalmon
@KingCountyWA
@OfficeofMayor
@SeattleCouncil
@CityofSeattle
@SeattleEconomy
@SeattleChamber
@hubsea
@SEACityLight
@SeattleFire
@seattledot
@SeaTransitBlog
@WaterfrontSEA
@PortofSeattle
@SeattleSDCI
@SeattleParks
@SeattleHSD
@SeaNeighborhood
@seattlecenter
@SeattleWorks
@SeattleCityClub
@SeattleChannel
@FuseWA
@THSEA
@SeattleFdn
@sustainseattle
@greenseattle
@seattlebusiness
@tilthalliance
@SeattleFarmMkts
@PCC
@MetMarket
@EaterSeattle
@MOHAI
@TheStranger
@seattletimes
@SeattleMet
@Seattlemag
@PSBJ
@jseattle
@RavennaBlog
@Roosiehood
@westseattleblog
@southlakeunion
@seattlepi
@spokanecounty
@SpokaneCity
@Spokane_Council
@GreaterSpokane
@NorthernQuest
@DowntownSpokane
@MeetSpokane
@SpokaneArts
@spokanerising
@VisitSpokane
@TheInlander
@SpokesmanReview
@SPRlocalnews
@SpokaneJofB
@valleychamber
@CityofSV
@VancouverUS
@Vancouver_USA
@portvanusa
@CREDC_Clark
@GoPlayVancouver
@VanWafarmersmkt
@HistoricTrustWA
@ClarkCoWA
@thecolumbian
@bellevuewa
@BellevueChamber
@BellevueDotCom
@DTBellevue
@BelReporter
@425Business
@425Magazine
@cityofkent
@snocounty
@EverettCity
@EverettHerald

For Washington farmers, water rights are valuable assets as they grapple with an agricultural economy shifting beneath their feet. (via @evanbush and @sringman)https://t.co/yIZW05AHsg

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) October 28, 2019

Washington State is the best state … tell us something we don't know!

We ranked in the Top 5 in four of the categories: Infrastructure (2nd), economy (3rd), education (4th) and health care (4th).https://t.co/YqkEHkjYfX

— Economic Alliance SC (@EconAllianceSC) May 14, 2019

⁦.@POLITICO⁩ – If we are to truly protect consumers in a surveillance economy we have neither the time nor the luxury to settle for the “illusion of privacy.” WA State is a cautionary tale: lobbyists rewrote Washington state’s privacy law – POLITICO https://t.co/ii7aOpQl5Z

— Adam Levin (@Adam_K_Levin) April 28, 2019

Washington State has created a playbook for fighting back against the trickle-down clowns in the other Washington. High minimum wage, best paid family medical leave, strong economy for business. Glad to see @JayInslee carrying the torch on middle out economics. https://t.co/HNwSh9XUWs

— Civic Action (@civicaction) April 13, 2019

My new post: Arguably the most important climate-policy vote of the year is a ballot initiative in Washington state that would impose a fee on carbon emissions to fund a sweeping program of clean-economy investments. https://t.co/4PuQul39mj

— David Roberts (@drvox) September 28, 2018

Our unemployment rate is the lowest it's been since 1976. Washington state is proof that supporting a strong workforce helps build a strong economy, and we’re working hard to make sure workers have opportunities in every part of the state. https://t.co/bJ6VSEJirR

— Governor Jay Inslee (@GovInslee) September 20, 2018

This study shows we don't have to choose between paying and treating workers well and a thriving economy.

In Washington state, we do both. High wages and paid family leave are progressive policies that serve the center of America: our workers and families. https://t.co/RiPHNWJQzv

— Rep. Pramila Jayapal (@RepJayapal) August 30, 2018

Socialist hell hole Washington State ranks #1 economy. At what point do conservatives begin to clue in to the fact that it is conservatism that makes them poor? https://t.co/fKMPGDu3SI

— Nick Hanauer (@NickHanauer) April 20, 2018

Washington state moves up to No. 3 on the New Economy Index. Columnist Jon Talton explains why it matters: https://t.co/urwO9nzekO pic.twitter.com/E6P3zYDLBG

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) November 7, 2017

@amazon
@Starbucks
@BoeingAirplanes
@Microsoft
@Nordstrom
@TMobile
@Expedia
@AlaskaAir
@EXPD_Official
@REI

Check it out fans of #Costco Wholesale: https://t.co/IhJpfM9wij via @frugalbuzz

— Frugal Buzz (@frugalbuzz) October 30, 2019

Global #RF Power #Meters Market 2019: Anritsu, Fortive, Keysight https://t.co/szrViy0iET

— Ricky Roy (@research_roy) November 2, 2019

Kenworth Introduces Over-the-Air Updates for Trucks with Newer PACCAR MX Engines, Helping Enhance Uptime https://t.co/7IzCtdrvZp

— DuncanPutman.com (@TruckingPhotos) October 29, 2019

Montana Vol.5

@MTLegislature
@MTRevenue
@MTDLI1
@MontanaChamber
@InnovateMT
@MontanaDES
@MTDEQ
@MTEIC
@NWEinfo
@MTAgriculture
@MTFarmBureau
@MFUfarmers
@maba_ag
@MTStockgrowers
@GrainsofMontana
@MontanaWheat
@CowInMontana
@GrownInMT
@MTBeeftoSchool
@AgEconMT
@NorthernAgNET
@MTFilmOffice
@MontanaFWP
@MTAmbassadors
@ChooseMontana
@visitmontana
@VoicesOfTourism
@DistinctlyMT
@MTBizforOutdoor
@MTHist
@glaciermt
@SouthwestMT
@ycountry
@mtpublicradio
@mtfreepress
@MontanaStandard
@RavalliRepublic
@helenaironline
@HavreDaily
@Belgnews
@BillingsMT
@MTsTrailhead
@billingsgazette
@visitsemontana
@MissoulaChamber
@msladowntown
@visitmissoula
@missoulian
@MissoulaCurrent
@FlatheadBeacon
@greaterfalls
@GFDA
@DowntownGF
@GFTribune
@TheElectricGF
@CityofBozeman
@DTNBZN
@bozchron
@bozemag

A RECORD-BREAKING 31.6 INCHES OF SNOW HAS ALREADY ACCUMULATED IN GREAT FALLS, MT

Local residents are asking themselves where fall has gone, as winter storm after winter storm buries the Electric City.#GrandSolarMinimum https://t.co/LFzXFqT1aI

— Electroverse (@Electroversenet) October 28, 2019

Despite coming in September, an intense winter storm dumped 19.3 inches of snow over two days in Great Falls, Montana.

The only time the city recorded more snow in two days was a storm more than 10 years ago.https://t.co/CWYGt64b2F

— NPR (@NPR) September 30, 2019

Another perspective….
Grand Forks is 7400% above normal snowfall right now.

GREAT FALLS: 900%
BISMARCK: 3280%
HAVRE: 1263%
BILLINGS/LOGAN: 152%
HELENA REGIONAL: 138%
HURON: 2650%
PIERRE: 2550%
ABERDEEN: 4900%
Rapid City: 1050%
FARGO: 4400%

— Ralphs Weather OBS (@WeatherNut27) October 13, 2019

@bigskyresort
@paynewestins
@CrossTx
@IronCoreLabs
@wearelumenad
@OppSource
@pulsara
@ViralHog
@AVT_Corp
@AudienceAwards
@Foundant
@GTUITLLC
@LMGSecurity
@PFLcom

“We’re still here because our ancestors survived on that buffalo. Let’s honor that relationship.” – Teri Dahle, Iinnii Initiative coordinatorhttps://t.co/NUrT7B3IK3
via @missoulian @RobChaney1 #bison #culture #Blackfeet #Montana

— Threshold Podcast (@ThrshldPodcast) June 18, 2019

.@FirstSecurityMT, Glacier Bancorp announce merger via @TGIFreddy @bozchron https://t.co/Jz5b9xPtlo

— Montana High Tech (@MontanaHighTech) November 9, 2017

Montana State Claims Brawl of the Wild Series, presented by @TownPump, for Third Consecutive Year. #GoCatsGo https://t.co/y7CP7MIJ5T

— Montana State Bobcats (@MSUBobcats) May 13, 2019

One year ago today, we SOLD OUT the Love The Way You See Me album release show in my hometown! TY to the entire #FlockOfQuayle for being a part of this musical journey. I sing for you. #FlockOn #bozeman #montana @Murdochs @XLCountry1007 @TheEllenTheatre pic.twitter.com/HdZo7lAAbE

— Stephanie Quayle (@StephanieQuayle) September 15, 2018

Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes in Montana were inspired to help the birds that shared their land—and the Trumpeter Swans have made a comeback from zero wild pairs in 2001 to nearly 200 swans today. https://t.co/s0aUR83szb

— Audubon Society (@audubonsociety) December 29, 2018

Diamond B Technology Solutions has developed technology to help first responders see where toxic plumes are moving before they arrive at a fire or toxic gas release.

Real-time weather data to create 3-D plume maps showing exposure levels.https://t.co/ouCdTmO0n8 via @KTVHNews pic.twitter.com/qT9WrJKTJ0

— Exposure Tracker (@ExpTrackerApp) May 4, 2018

Join Bunker Labs Bozeman at Hoplite Industries and hear from the Founder and President Anthony Cochenour. Hoplite is a leading edge cyber security company with a mission to empower customers with… https://t.co/EbygIPKaVX

— Big Sky Economic Dev (@BigSkyED) January 31, 2019

5-axis milling can be a lot more complex than standard CNC work. @pocketnc's new online simulator lets you work out your paths before putting your tools in possible peril. https://t.co/oAX1O0XZsM

— Make: (@make) February 27, 2019

I added a video to a @YouTube playlist https://t.co/0lv6L5Jtzw Satic USA Energy Savings – Solartize Contractor Opportunity

— Solartize (@SolartizeUSA) November 27, 2018

While @getzinovo does the Big Sky Dreamin' event planning and management, what makes #BSD19 so special is the wealth of knowledge that our guest speakers bring to the table! We cannot thank them enough for making BSD such an enriching event! https://t.co/i2DWE5s0b7 https://t.co/0HYgqti5Ke

— Big Sky Dreamin’ (@_bigskydreamin) July 15, 2019

The EW variant of the @USMC Light Marine AD Integrated System (#LMADIS) consists of a RADA RPS42 Radar and an Ascent Vision CM202 optical sensor for detecting and classifying class I/II UAS , plus a @SierraNevCorp dismounted Electronic Countermeasure system Modi II for jamming. pic.twitter.com/sFEFZ6YOKB

— Air Power (@MIL_STD) July 19, 2019

Cheers to our #FeaturedMember! CLEARAS Water Recovery! They were listed in Inc. 5000 as one of the fastest growing companies in the US! Details here: https://t.co/4ZWh9AKTGa

— MWTC (@wtcmontana) October 30, 2018

Exciting things are happening out at the Montana Connections Business Development Park! Current home to Montana Precision Products, REC Silicon, Port of Montana, and many more, the… https://t.co/tfO3Joxz58

— Butte.Elevated (@Butte_Elevated) March 26, 2019

The Tech Tribune staff compiled a list of the best tech startups in Montana. @onXHunt
Blackmore Sensors and Analytics, Inc. @schedulicity @goQuiq, @Pulsara, @Orbital_Shift, @CrossTx, @AudienceAwards #startups #montana #mtnews https://t.co/ran7at2tEp

— Montana High Tech (@MontanaHighTech) August 16, 2018

Congratulations to our member Next Frontier Capital for adding a great company to its investment portfolio. If you're a hunter, you've probably heard Next Frontier's newest investment, onXmaps! (story via. @missoulian ) https://t.co/VF5aN6UF7T

— Montana Chamber (@MontanaChamber) February 20, 2018

“I believe membership in the Montana Chamber is vital for business in the state. As a manufacturer and employer, it is important that I have a voice in the state policy-making. " Tom Spika, Spika Design & Manufacturing, Inc #membershipmonday #mtchamber pic.twitter.com/2lpaNapZLz

— Montana Chamber (@MontanaChamber) April 2, 2018

https://twitter.com/greentechmedia/status/1090610340096864256

South Dakota Vol.4

@SDGOED
@SDEmergencyMgmt
@SDPublicSafety
@SDHighwayPatrol
@SouthDakotaDLR
@SoDakBiotech
@SDAgriculture
@wheatsd
@sdcorn
@sdsoybean
@SouthDakotaBeef
@sdvalueadded
@SDSHCoalition
@SDGameFishParks
@southdakota
@SDPB
@SDPBNews
@SDMagazine
@SD_Newspapers
@pressanddakotan
@AberdeenNews
@SBA_SouthDakota
@leadershipsodak
@DKTAresources
@GROWSouthDakota
@CitySiouxFalls
@DevelopSF
@SFAreaChamber
@SE_SouthDakota
@LCEDAMCEDA
@sfbj
@bizsiouxfalls
@dtsiouxfalls
@VisitSiouxFalls
@argusleader
@rcgov
@RCChamber1
@DowntownRC
@VisitRapidCity
@RCJournal
@bhenergy
@blackhillsammo
@DakotaStyle
@Daktronics
@sdlottery
@RavenIndustries
@FNBSF
@bank_great
@ICBSouthDakota

On South Dakota's Pine Ridge Reservation, a substantial number of Native households earn income by creating and selling art. @JeffreyBrown rode the Rolling Rez Arts Bus, which connects these home-based artisans with ways to grow their business. pic.twitter.com/ECOzILtLuq

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) October 16, 2018

#OTD in 1941, work was completed on the Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota, begun in 1927. Photo shows Bob Crisman and Karl Bachman, National Park Service rangers, doing preservation work at Black Hills' Mount Rushmore, June 15, 1992. | Photo Jim Mone pic.twitter.com/zZXS0JhSnS

— AP Images (@AP_Images) October 31, 2019

https://twitter.com/CManika_KXRB/status/1188189797568995333

#Sustainability of the land is important to all of us. That's why we are thrilled to partner with South Dakota @DucksUnlimited to support farmers in adopting agricultural practices that improve soil health, communities and wildlife habitat. https://t.co/PwMwIqRbgK

— TC Energy (@TCEnergy) December 20, 2018

Wow. Impressive watching @SouthDakotaDOT keeping the roads safe. On Hwy12 east of Aberdeen. One swipe and road fully cleared ditch to ditch. #SDwx pic.twitter.com/XGfHAVeQEp

— SDPSBN (@SDPSBN) October 10, 2019

'Grow with Google' Event Aims to Help Small Business in South Dakota – KDLT News https://t.co/7XCTxKbSEe #smallbusiness #reviews

— Tagggly (@Tagggly) October 29, 2019

Before the sales #tax ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair, you needed to have a physical tie to a state to establish nexus – the connection that enables a state to tax a #business. Those days are gone. #salestax https://t.co/7pVBsjBw8J pic.twitter.com/z7XIUlWQlY

— Buchbinder Tunick (@BuchbinderCPA) October 24, 2019

SFBJ cover story: @abbybischoff's love of photography and passion for South Dakota history has turned into a business. https://t.co/yMPTOOBPgN pic.twitter.com/PW10Zv13kT

— argusleader (@argusleader) December 13, 2017

Tomorrow the Supreme Court is hearing a rare FOIA case—it pits a South Dakota newspaper, the Argus Leader, against big business interests that want to block its FOIA request. Read my analysis: https://t.co/UcnzXTwlfG

— Avi Asher-Schapiro (@AASchapiro) April 22, 2019

.@GrapeTreeMed partnered with #PrivateEquity to scale its business to meet increasing demand for nurses & healthcare professionals in rural Iowa. Two years into this partnership, Grape Tree has doubled its staff & expanded operations into South Dakota & other neighboring states. pic.twitter.com/9sXzdOgEO8

— American Investment Council (@AmericaInvests) October 23, 2019

South Dakota lawmaker says he regrets Facebook post saying Colorado baker at center of Supreme Court case "should have the opportunity to run his business the way he wants" and "if he wants to turn away people of color, then that (is) his choice." https://t.co/PUmNWQEw2k

— AP Central U.S. (@APCentralRegion) June 6, 2018

While other states have reported a slump in gun sales since election, business is booming in South Dakota: https://t.co/59bVxCbuHS pic.twitter.com/MHoqU5m0Vr

— SF Business Journal (@sfbj) September 20, 2017

Repeal of the estate tax, aka death tax, is opposed by South Dakota's senator https://t.co/GNiCopCUvi pic.twitter.com/aVKglHeScm

— Bloomberg (@business) October 5, 2017

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds says Trump is optimistic about tax reform https://t.co/rKIWqF9ERI pic.twitter.com/QgIm61KUHX

— Bloomberg (@business) November 28, 2017

South Dakota Republican John Thune says Apple needs to be more transparent https://t.co/hLE9PUkOHj pic.twitter.com/5D9XAvQT00

— Bloomberg (@business) January 10, 2018

A South Dakota election sees an unusual shift: toward Democrats https://t.co/4mROJ6GTAQ

— Bloomberg (@business) October 5, 2018

https://twitter.com/SenJohnThune/status/1187054764292562945

South Dakota – not only a great place to live, raise a family, and retire, but also the #1 place to own and operate a small business, according to @Thumbtack's 2018 Small Business Friendliness Survey. ⬇https://t.co/zKa4McVW1t

— Senator John Thune (@SenJohnThune) August 14, 2018

Science and Technology Vol.9

https://twitter.com/ZonePhysics/status/1188702462292779009

Gatorade created this water droplet technology from scratch just for an ad pic.twitter.com/UIankbd8zU

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) February 26, 2019

ICYMI: Dead tree stumps scattered across Rome are being given a new life – and a face too. A 22-year-old sculptor is carving them, turning them into a tourist attraction https://t.co/DtpJRXsHUq pic.twitter.com/GjOVA7VOov

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 27, 2019

This artist makes mirrors that mimic your movements and form. pic.twitter.com/xkHI9aaKrM

— WIRED (@WIRED) October 29, 2019

FindAir is digitizing asthma therapy with smart inhaler technology #TCDisrupt pic.twitter.com/ms808oZum9

— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) October 27, 2019

Restaurants could soon be ran by robots and machines. pic.twitter.com/an34Crs0eY

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) October 27, 2019

4K projector turns any wall into theater-quality screen from inches away https://t.co/lgcuXSV0qD by @jrssnet

— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) October 26, 2019

Want to see holograms overlayed on the world around you? Microsoft has made its augmented reality device — HoloLens — a little more practical for the real world. https://t.co/HzjEvUvBwG pic.twitter.com/9zpMTEZt48

— CNBC (@CNBC) October 27, 2019

Facebook AI can 'hide' people from facial recognition https://t.co/NxDbldxCBo pic.twitter.com/igGkOC17LQ

— Engadget (@engadget) October 27, 2019

Yes, social media is making you miserable https://t.co/85vV9sIM2r

— Fast Company (@FastCompany) October 27, 2019

Superb Graphics

Which Companies Are Responsible For the Most Carbon Emissions?#ClimateEmergency #EnergyTransition
https://t.co/St5GnzSU4i

— Prof Peter Strachan (@ProfStrachan) October 26, 2019

See how trees “talk” to each other by forming underground symbiotic relationships https://t.co/K7uLRIHOtG

— National Geographic (@NatGeo) October 27, 2019

These rat-eating monkeys are a surprisingly effective form of pest control https://t.co/5psZNiYSZp pic.twitter.com/ZIkC0HexTN

— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) October 26, 2019

https://twitter.com/wef/status/1189119686127960064

Technology can either promote consensus or division. It can either undermine democracy or support it. It can help to paralyse political decision-making or do the opposite

It comes down to something we usually neglect: platform engineering.

That's what I'm tweeting about today pic.twitter.com/fVk8vipZkb

— Carl Miller (@carljackmiller) October 26, 2019

"I watched the movie 11 times. It took a 12th, and 20 years, to get the ending." https://t.co/QzPTUSVj74

— Caroline Mimbs Nyce (@mimbsy) October 22, 2019

“Energy-efficient design can be simple": How an Indiana couple builds their eco-friendly dream house on 8.5 acres. https://t.co/bMz3y5yxoK pic.twitter.com/6MO04SBOOg

— Curbed (@Curbed) December 10, 2018

Computers were as good or better than doctors at detecting tiny lung cancers on CT scans, in a study by researchers from Google and several medical centers https://t.co/zQJR9lZRSz

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 26, 2019

A data-driven technology is giving doctors a winning edge in the battle against strokes pic.twitter.com/y2bl7mHDPv

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) July 25, 2019

Nikon has announced the winners of the 2019 Small World Photomicrography Competition (via @TheAtlPhoto): https://t.co/speQ8OMuV2

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) October 21, 2019

A design enthusiast's guide to Las Vegas: https://t.co/dwNGlPfXSG pic.twitter.com/l5vUDtTFw1

— Architectural Digest (@ArchDigest) November 7, 2018

Artificial intelligence could help save lives.

— J.P. Morgan (@jpmorgan) August 22, 2019

https://twitter.com/ENERGY/status/1086069419967565826
https://twitter.com/LivioFilice/status/1120980446605651969

Important read: The spiralling environmental cost of our lithium battery addiction.
As the world scrambles to replace fossil fuels with clean energy, the environmental impact of finding all the lithium required could become a major issue in its own right https://t.co/tiGgcX3SDX

— Don R. Campbell (@DonRCampbell) May 6, 2019

Macarthur’s extensive Pilbara lithium portfolio's JV partner, Fe Ltd, outlines big plans for the areas in it's latest Corporate Presentation. https://t.co/z0efoEXNll @JoePhillips_MMS @CamMcCall #lithium #lithium battery TSXv-MMS OTCQB – MMSDF #ASX – FEL pic.twitter.com/76cNy5eapi

— Macarthur Minerals (@macminltd) June 4, 2019

Lithium battery costs have fallen 80% since 2010 and scientists are still making new discoveries that could make batteries even more efficient. @IrishTimes https://t.co/hgXC8M7XvT

— Climate Council (@climatecouncil) June 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/jellsmoor/status/1162287960089169921

A startup is working on a new lithium battery that they say could charge your phone or electric car in just 6 minutes https://t.co/v7W7hiugeD

— Tech Insider (@techinsider) September 4, 2019

More good news coming from @CornishLithium
£1.4m raised by Crowdfund to target Lithium in Cornwall #mining #lithiumbattery
https://t.co/FsGTMrsvPb

— CornishStuff (@CornishStuff) October 2, 2019

New electrolyte stops rapid performance decline of next-generation lithium battery – https://t.co/G12yqa8OO1 pic.twitter.com/wSuTepHOjU

— Argonne National Lab (@argonne) October 11, 2019

This year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to 3 scientists who developed the lithium battery https://t.co/mVsn73Q2qp #apchemistry

— AP for Students (@APforStudents) October 11, 2019

South America controls about 70% of the world’s lithium, and none of the infrastructure needed to put it to work https://t.co/5E8YDKdyBy

— Bloomberg Technology (@technology) October 12, 2019

#Toyota and #Panasonic Agree to Establish Joint Venture Related to Automotive Prismatic Batteries (TOYOTA Global Newsroom): https://t.co/hiJ8qWUVBE #Electrification #BatteryTech #Lithium #LithiumBattery #Toyota #Panasonic #JointVenture #Orocobre $ORE $ORL

— Orocobre Limited (@OrocobreLimited) January 24, 2019

The age of electric trucks kicks off. @MercedesBenz @Tesla and others. #EV #Lithium #Battery https://t.co/xbC3cEVxRO

— Dirk Harbecke (@lithiumforum) March 16, 2019

What impact will #AI have on the future of #sustainability? OECD Secretary-General Ángel Gurría explores in his recent address at LBS's Wheeler Institute for Business and Development. https://t.co/jOrOADUiHt pic.twitter.com/ohGZOtZNH0

— London Business School (@LBS) October 8, 2019

@dariogila, Global Research Director IBM explains that AI is a non clarify term. We should think AI as a software; general AI with multiple tasks and domains is many years away. @enlight_ED #enlightED #SouthSummit2019 #IEedtech @ieHST @IEbusiness
➡️ https://t.co/f1Dgzd92xt

— IE University (@IEuniversity) October 2, 2019

Over 2.5 billion people use #socialmedia. This is how it has changed the world. Via @wef https://t.co/a4Pbqy5JRv #Technology pic.twitter.com/FyHdDx18PL

— ESSEC BusinessSchool (@essec) October 9, 2019

https://twitter.com/HECParis/status/1181626174419681280

Paper accepted! Something deeply satisfying about this after a long review process. I swear in academia it’s the same dopamine pattern that hooks gamblers. How else could academics keep coming back for more? https://t.co/0xOHrrhrDN

— Alyson Meister (@alymeister) October 4, 2019

Front-line employees often have high-value answers when it comes to introducing new technology in the workplace. @GoodJobsInst https://t.co/dDBhAadRYZ

— MIT Sloan School of Management (@MITSloan) October 8, 2019

In emerging markets where purchasing power is low, a single-service #app is unlikely to generate sufficient returns. https://t.co/WFnLnEvfvE

— INSEAD Knowledge (@INSEADKnowledge) October 8, 2019

Understanding The Six Pillars Of Digital Transformation Beyond Tech https://t.co/AZg6jShg5C #digitaltransformation

— Innovation Hub (@diginohub) September 14, 2019

If a touted ‘new’ fashion system looks very much like what we currently have, then we have got it wrong, says @Josie_Warden #MakeFashionCircular #LFW19 https://t.co/pL8tJTe0K7

— The RSA (@theRSAorg) September 19, 2019

To celebrate 150 years of the #periodictable, see which element Dr Joanna Colllingwood from Warwick School of Engineering & other scientists from @warwickuni would choose as most important to them. https://t.co/NT8s2lWL2s

— Warwick Engineering (@WarwickEngineer) March 13, 2019

#LboroEnterpriseAwards Vote at https://t.co/fNNmPUf8rU for the partnership with @TfL that will save 100s of lives a year following the introduction of the Direct Vision Standard for HGVs. #RoadSafety #VisionZero pic.twitter.com/ywNyiEin7q

— Lboro Enterprise (@lboroenterprise) May 16, 2019

Spreading the love for #stem #Enterprise and #innovation -led development here at INCUS HQ. We're proud to be the feature for the #MidlandsEngine at @Londontechweek https://t.co/rlKlnyLySA

— INCUS Performance (@Incus_HQ) June 11, 2019

https://twitter.com/zsk/status/1138705246656638977

New open access paper by Dan Sage of @LboroCWOS @DrChloeVitry and Andy Dainty https://t.co/BNZzKFbp0e

— LboroCWOS (@LboroCWOS) April 11, 2019

https://twitter.com/LboroSBE/status/1176051825767833600

This guy fixed a brick with a 3-D pen. pic.twitter.com/HSYsoErzRY

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) September 22, 2019

SEEING SPOTS:A polka-dotted zebra foal grazes near its mother at a wildlife preserve in Kenya. The foal has a condition known as pseudomelanism – a rare genetic disorder where the animal displays an abnormality in their stripe pattern. https://t.co/WFFGEElLRE pic.twitter.com/aXhgR6nEwW

— ABC News (@ABC) September 21, 2019

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

— STPI (@stpiindia) September 14, 2019

https://twitter.com/MSCActions/status/1157259753602633734

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

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

— Cambridge Materials (@cu_mat) March 21, 2019

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

— Fitzwilliam College (@FitzwilliamColl) July 18, 2019

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

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) September 3, 2019

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

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) September 4, 2019

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

— FluidForm (@FluidForm3D) August 2, 2019

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

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

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

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

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

— Nature Medicine (@NatureMedicine) September 18, 2019

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

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

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

— CyLab (@CyLab) July 22, 2019

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

— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) July 29, 2019

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

— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) September 10, 2019

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

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

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

— CMU CEE (@CMU_CEE) September 11, 2019

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

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

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

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

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

— Jonathan Cagan (@joncagan) August 26, 2019

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

— Tepper CMU (@teppercmu) September 16, 2019

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

This is how roasted almonds are turned into marzipan. https://t.co/AWpDz8p8Ea pic.twitter.com/no3paCbdkL

— CNN International (@cnni) September 26, 2018

Blog post: A breath test with the goal of detecting multiple cancers is ready to start trials: https://t.co/Ov1QRSDHfk pic.twitter.com/RsMy7nxzsM

— Cancer Research UK (@CR_UK) January 3, 2019

Nevada Vol.6

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2.06 Acres in Elko County NV for $149.00 a month!! https://t.co/iqD7R11LoO

— Landmodo (@landmodo) October 14, 2019

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#CBSLA amazing segment today @CBSLA talking about the best sushi in LA #Katsuya Kiwami in Studio City pic.twitter.com/XzhjCXv1Wj

— Alan Semsar (@AlanSemsar) October 17, 2019

.@mayoroflasvegas is a longtime opponent of storing high-level nuclear waste at the proposed Yucca Mountain repositoryhttps://t.co/hqtizxKTx2

— Las Vegas RJ (@reviewjournal) July 11, 2019

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Great article on how @nardotrealtor is taking lead to encourage investment in #residential #energyefficiency. https://t.co/x75RvYMCtl

— Reno Sustainability (@RenoResilience) August 7, 2019

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Canada Vol.27 (newspapers, TV, etc. – public policy & federal election 2019)

Electoral District, Provincial and City Maps … | @ElectionsCan_E
Canada election 2019: full results (23/10/2019) | Seán Clarke and Cath Levett @guardian
Canada Vote 2019 (w interactive map) | @CBC

#ICYMI: How each party did riding by riding, gains and losses and results by province, all in graphic form!https://t.co/iw7pu5ONmK

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) October 23, 2019

“It could be a bloodbath." The Star spoke to several Conservative insiders, some connected to the campaign and some on the outside, to get a sense of what happens next after a disappointing election night for Andrew Scheer. https://t.co/radahWAqtQ

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) October 23, 2019

“I think it’s not the best campaign he’s done. We all saw him in Quebec." Richard Martel, who was a star recruit for the Conservatives and held his Chicoutimi-Le Fjord riding in Monday’s federal election, criticized party leader Andrew Scheer’s campaign. https://t.co/ft0lN1bbZl

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) October 23, 2019

In the new political landscape, the time appears to be ripe for building on the Liberal government’s idea of an agricultural supercluster, writes Jennifer Wells. https://t.co/Yfd9I0x0W1

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) October 23, 2019

The four national party leaders talk a good game. They all claim to have won something from Monday’s election. In reality, they all lost. Thomas Walkom: https://t.co/4kh5MIrgfv

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) October 23, 2019

What a relief, what a delivery from the anxiety of the rest of the Western nations. Canada turned its back on populism. Heather Mallick: https://t.co/JmQfhASLMZ

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) October 23, 2019

Cheer up Canada, don’t be glum. A hangover in the aftermath of a night of no jubilation can be rough, but there are, in fact, reasons to be satisfied. Shree Paradkar: https://t.co/Ar0Ds5Mfdt

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) October 22, 2019

Those simultaneous speeches by Trudeau, Scheer and Singh on Monday night were a bad sign of things to come. New from me, via @TorontoStar: https://t.co/c1DRtZHQdA #cdnpoli #elxn43

— Susan Delacourt (@SusanDelacourt) October 22, 2019

Justin Trudeau won the election — but lost the meme war https://t.co/imSwIJQyGO by @JennyPengNow

— Joanna Chiu 趙淇欣 (@joannachiu) October 22, 2019

Western Canada: Liberal minority a bitter pill in the Alberta https://t.co/0M6C44NKte pic.twitter.com/vt0llX0slW

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 23, 2019

Limited gains for diverse candidates prompt calls for changes to nomination process https://t.co/rIKO61UQi2 pic.twitter.com/dsQgbT84W6

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 23, 2019

Jody Wilson-Raybould says she is likely to vote with the Liberals on a range of issues https://t.co/vpW7n83kLD @GlobeBC pic.twitter.com/aQxLq589fk

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 23, 2019

‘Albertans feel betrayed’: Jason Kenney, Scott Moe warn Trudeau of growing Western alienation https://t.co/HK1iquiRwu @GlobePolitics pic.twitter.com/dAlSusGtAe

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 23, 2019

Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet emerges as the only winner in a field of losers this election https://t.co/U2zNCbtNQj @GlobePolitics pic.twitter.com/lvB9Apyxfb

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 23, 2019

NDP leaves Trans Mountain pipeline on the table ahead of talks for minority government https://t.co/T2vMNEV3Eb @GlobeBC pic.twitter.com/VD8gIVDzQm

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 23, 2019

Much has changed in past four years – are Liberals fit for challenges ahead? https://t.co/SlZzJUfCSq @GlobeBusiness pic.twitter.com/5qnkNJnMju

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 22, 2019

NDP will continue to fight for its commitments in Ottawa: Jagmeet Singh https://t.co/1vIJeHu3tw @GlobePolitics pic.twitter.com/3Q3NT5hvsh

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 22, 2019

Scheer says Conservatives have put Trudeau on notice https://t.co/eYfQztuMHV @GlobePolitics

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 22, 2019

The election and your personal finances https://t.co/FDtPDidRdx @GlobeMoney pic.twitter.com/d4ggqvxoFf

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) October 22, 2019

#ICYMI Lawrence Solomon: If Alberta turns separatist, the Rest of Canada is in big trouble #wexit https://t.co/tbifeqxPiN @fpcomment pic.twitter.com/IfwCmnbA20

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

‘That has never happened before’: Leaders’ overlapping speeches a messy end to a divisive election https://t.co/yNkcrzrvSm pic.twitter.com/Kr5C0pDFRg

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

Terence Corcoran: Conservatives right to have rejected climate extremism and they should stay cautious https://t.co/r1sGY31xdq pic.twitter.com/UHuJ9bii35

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

Diane Francis: Separatist movements appear to spell doom for this parliament, but there are ways Trudeau can make it work https://t.co/yZ7X34wCby pic.twitter.com/JCnRDFdbBy

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

‘Uncertainty’: What Canada’s minority government means for our economy — Down to Business podcast https://t.co/KxC2IzdxGg @theemilyjackson pic.twitter.com/fxhqwGDLuj

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

Western premiers warn of 'frustration and alienation' after election result sharpens regional divisions https://t.co/8YvREmANmw pic.twitter.com/3hqP2Gc1Q0

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

Chris Selley: So, how did all that pandering to Quebec work out for you? https://t.co/j2EIHAYXFc pic.twitter.com/renkjE3uX3

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

Western Canada reacts: Sask. Premier Scott Moe says it's time for a 'new deal' with Canada https://t.co/rIl2ZOIzAh pic.twitter.com/1ChmIoJDzo

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

Canadian election 2019: Strong Liberal minority eases business uncertainty, adds to pipeline angst https://t.co/hLvRZh2foj pic.twitter.com/8fx8dGa40G

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

Kelly McParland: Like Donald Trump, Justin Trudeau wins an election but loses the vote https://t.co/fJ3qqaXCLX pic.twitter.com/GDMnqT9sY4

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

NDP will have influence in this minority parliament — but not as much as you might think https://t.co/yBJSOYnFfH pic.twitter.com/ccr9YkolIp

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

Andrew Scheer points out weak Trudeau government, spells out Conservative takeover in concession speech https://t.co/EDJdrJ43O2 pic.twitter.com/5CIz8ZtBPu

— National Post (@nationalpost) October 23, 2019

The TSX has historically performed much better in the first six months under a Liberal minority (↑ 6% on avg) than a Conservative minority (↓ 2.2% on avg). https://t.co/5SRejI2aZC

— Victor Ferreira (@VicF77) October 23, 2019

Galloway: Yes, Mr. Trudeau, you'll need to work with everyone now https://t.co/D16KWscDKH pic.twitter.com/apE4gz4Unb

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) October 23, 2019

Transcript of Justin Trudeau's victory speech highlights: He's on Alberta and Saskatchewan's side https://t.co/SSXtIVoxRF pic.twitter.com/sZpjZtahmL

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) October 22, 2019

Huge Bloc Québécois win shows a major shift in the province https://t.co/STzq24NlFg pic.twitter.com/NkQzGOOeB0

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) October 22, 2019

François Legault gives Trudeau some unity advice: offer more autonomy https://t.co/Dj2FzjRX9r pic.twitter.com/YtGNbcspHZ

— Montreal Gazette (@mtlgazette) October 23, 2019

Cohen: Canadian politics now offers a trio of mediocre leaders https://t.co/agWYk43lVD pic.twitter.com/H5DAtvbFqr

— Montreal Gazette (@mtlgazette) October 23, 2019

Nothing but a ‘vanity project’: People’s Party of Canada is likely dead, experts say https://t.co/QDyQoj19JN pic.twitter.com/6TwhaA3mAY

— Montreal Gazette (@mtlgazette) October 23, 2019

Liberal win stokes talk of separation for Alberta https://t.co/Aj64aDYHNd pic.twitter.com/jWNzJr9Pya

— Calgary Herald (@calgaryherald) October 23, 2019

Keith Gerein: Alberta must take lessons from disappointing federal election https://t.co/gsGiJQeCm1 pic.twitter.com/RH0ffxe8Lv

— Calgary Herald (@calgaryherald) October 22, 2019

Big losers in Canadian election could be foreign real-estate speculators https://t.co/YxMn3qfXUK #exln43 #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/FVKgMlF4AX

— Calgary Herald (@calgaryherald) October 22, 2019

Opinion: Alberta owes it to future taxpayers to cut spending #ableg #opinion https://t.co/fggeBFzJDe

— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) October 23, 2019

From @keithgerein: "As a self-described devout federalist, how far will he go to rein in the separation movement? Can he?#elxn43 #ableg https://t.co/EyI4861mKq

— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) October 23, 2019

Wednesday's letters: Election results are disturbing https://t.co/zaBms723yE pic.twitter.com/DjWLyBcYHo

— Edmonton Journal (@edmontonjournal) October 23, 2019

Dan Fumano: Federal Liberal government 'great news for Vancouver,' mayor says https://t.co/cCWMWpod9J pic.twitter.com/F3H4GS6shP

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) October 23, 2019

Trudeau can take lessons from B.C., say architects of provincial minority government https://t.co/JLUQj4kPiL pic.twitter.com/KBZZAAlvz6

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) October 22, 2019

After a fractious, too often nasty election campaign and a result that reflects a deeply divided nation, working together is what this country needs. https://t.co/SRTWLXz4Ij

— The Chronicle Herald (@chronicleherald) October 23, 2019

Andrew Coyne column: The Liberals didn't win #elxn43 , they just lost less than the Conservatives https://t.co/cMAgpekNrb

— The Chronicle Herald (@chronicleherald) October 22, 2019

From our Ottawa bureau chief @notandrea : Liberal minority reveals a country divided; experts say Atlantic Canada uniquely positioned https://t.co/POGYkoflEf

— The Chronicle Herald (@chronicleherald) October 22, 2019

Alberta and Newfoundland and Labrador have a lot in common, including a shared economic reliance on oil, but the comments of social media users took on a disturbing twist after the election. https://t.co/Ktd5ZVER0B @stobincbc

— CBC News (@CBCNews) October 23, 2019

#Opinion: Where Stephen Harper and his ministers simply refused to answer, Trudeau's team never stopped answering.
They just never said anything, and it cost them at the polls. https://t.co/WCCECLfGed

— CBC News (@CBCNews) October 23, 2019

Sen. Yuen Pau Woo, head of the Independent Senators Group, says appointing a western senator to the Liberal cabinet would run counter to the Trudeau government's pursuit of a non-partisan Senate. https://t.co/fU6Hays6p9 @Murray_Brewster

— CBC News (@CBCNews) October 23, 2019

#Analysis: A year ago, Stephen Harper said carbon taxes were politically toxic. This fall, 63% of Canadian voters backed parties that supported pricing carbon. https://t.co/t2F41KuN5O @AaronWherry

— CBC News (@CBCNews) October 23, 2019

"I think it's important to recognize that different societies, they want to protect what they are," said Quebec Premier François Legault. "That was part of the message Quebecers sent last night." https://t.co/DljYBomue0 @kamilahinkson @benshingler #elxn43 #cdnpoli

— CBC News (@CBCNews) October 23, 2019

Trudeau must keep promise to support the West: Kenney and Moe https://t.co/pGMyvbvwDv pic.twitter.com/0pKZIbePcW

— CTV News (@CTVNews) October 23, 2019

Singh calls for reform of 'broken' voting system after NDP falls short in Quebec https://t.co/3k8LRcBGmG pic.twitter.com/BYh6HUNIjf

— CTV News (@CTVNews) October 23, 2019

Bloc Quebecois expects to have leverage in new Parliament, keeps strategy secret https://t.co/xzxXFDhB5i pic.twitter.com/8xtmhpvqrG

— CTV News (@CTVNews) October 23, 2019

Scheer says he won't step down as leader after Conservative loss https://t.co/vsHuQYdD5N pic.twitter.com/5ZprDKHtkS

— CTV News (@CTVNews) October 23, 2019

Conservatives win popular vote but lose election https://t.co/6HXdqxmnCK pic.twitter.com/n6LsXqE7FT

— CTV News (@CTVNews) October 23, 2019

Wexit: How a political divide in Western Canada is driving calls for separation https://t.co/7a8GXwH4A3 pic.twitter.com/eoUDmmZkgl

— CTV News (@CTVNews) October 23, 2019

Minority governments in Canada usually have a shelf life of less than 24 months — so Canadians will probably be headed back to the polls within two years, writes @worldaffairspro for @CNNopinion https://t.co/DT2dmYC3in

— CNN International (@cnni) October 22, 2019

#ANALYSIS: Is Justin Trudeau studying Scott Morrison's electoral victory playbook? https://t.co/zBuO65L7I9

— ABC News (@abcnews) October 19, 2019

The results of Canada’s national election on Monday echo divisions in other countries across the world where regionalism is intensifying and the urban-rural divide is growing https://t.co/Uehu1tWLpS

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 22, 2019

Justin Trudeau emerged from Monday’s election with a weakened hold on power that will force him to rely on support from other parties to pass legislation https://t.co/vZYbSrJdYt

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 22, 2019

Justin Trudeau’s election victory lays bare deep divides in the Canadian map https://t.co/Cc31lqASub

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 23, 2019

Justin Trudeau set to serve another term as prime minister https://t.co/79CTApaC6v pic.twitter.com/d2HKG8Grht

— The Hill (@thehill) October 22, 2019

A former member of Justin Trudeau’s foreign-policy staff encourages Canadian progressives to consider other candidates, via @TheAtlLetters. https://t.co/boNIpOM1DR

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) October 20, 2019

2019 Canadian Federal Election Results from @CanadaInstitute: https://t.co/MrTewHPR09

— The Wilson Center (@TheWilsonCenter) October 22, 2019

https://twitter.com/CanadaInstitute/status/1186286201344614406

Canada's Trudeau wins a second term but loses his majority https://t.co/wTBAceFnhK pic.twitter.com/sXdKUaKqXA

— TIME (@TIME) October 22, 2019

Justin Trudeau wins minority government—what does this mean for America? https://t.co/87SJtMK4zq

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) October 22, 2019

PM Justin Trudeau won a second term in Canada's national elections Monday, losing the majority but delivering unexpectedly strong results despite having been weakened by a series of scandals that tarnished his image as a liberal icon.

Read more: https://t.co/H72xm1DCy0 pic.twitter.com/XIsmkSSa0f

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) October 22, 2019

Justin Trudeau: The good news – and bad – for Canada's PM https://t.co/mT9odhIS5W

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) October 22, 2019

.@JustinTrudeau's Liberal party was projected to win the most seats in the 338-seat Parliament, giving it the best chance to form the next government https://t.co/eOzuw0BbdN

— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 22, 2019

Justin Trudeau wins second term as Canadian prime minister | @KnottMatthew https://t.co/EqoceKXNWR

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) October 22, 2019

#LISTEN Canada's Justin Trudeau wins re-election but faces divided nationhttps://t.co/eR8AhC82fM pic.twitter.com/pe079qWzvS

— Newstalk ZB (@NewstalkZB) October 22, 2019

Canada Vol.26 (universities & think tanks – public policy & election 2019)

.@ubcMPPGA Professor Allan Tupper speaks on how B.C.'s changing economy could decide Canada’s next government in one of the closest federal votes in history. Read more from the @globeandmail: https://t.co/IxxMce6Yh6 #cdnpoli #Canada #elxn43 pic.twitter.com/KB4ZMsENh8

— UBC SPPGA (@ubcSPPGA) October 21, 2019

.@UBCDemocracy Acting Director @GeraldBaier is quoted in a @Reuters article on possible federal election outcomes and what that would mean for the winning party. Read more: https://t.co/eaSiEQLFk8 #cdnpoli #elxn43 #CanadaElections pic.twitter.com/4FGUsh75tj

— UBC SPPGA (@ubcSPPGA) October 21, 2019

.@UBCDemocracy Acting Director @GeraldBaier comments on challenges and opportunities for Jody Wilson-Raybould's election campaign. Follow the story with @nationalpost: https://t.co/4rAKF2Bk8i #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/mbdAaQnC7z

— UBC SPPGA (@ubcSPPGA) October 21, 2019

Polls suggest that Canada is headed towards a minority government in this election. SPPGA Acting Director @MaxwellACameron explains why #JustinTrudeau will still be the Prime Minister, even if the Liberals don’t win a minority. More @NEWS1130: https://t.co/S0crIqLkXj #elxn43 pic.twitter.com/Lz9ieLnzZE

— UBC SPPGA (@ubcSPPGA) October 18, 2019

As a voter, are you aware of the important issues in Canada's 2019 federal election? Six @UBCPoliSci
students have created a set of resources to help voters get informed! Learn more: https://t.co/9yEZK5EEqg pic.twitter.com/1hXBb19Oiw

— UBCDemocracy (@UBCDemocracy) October 17, 2019

.@UBCPoliSci Prof. Gerald Baier says #elxn43 result means Trans Mountain pipeline will likely go ahead, with shovels in the ground over the next four years.

— UBC Media Relations (@ubcnews) October 22, 2019

The election may be over, but where your local candidates stand on the environment and climate change still matters greatly!

Catch up on our 100 Debates on the Environment with candidates for Vancouver Centre here: https://t.co/QT0weacUu5 #Elxn43 #CdnPoli #100Debates pic.twitter.com/0ad5A0MXWF

— SFU Public Square (@SFUPublicSquare) October 22, 2019

Jody Wilson-Raybould is seeking re-election in the upcoming federal election. Grace Lore comments on Wilson-Raybould's chances at being re-elected in a nationally syndicated article from CityNews. https://t.co/XPcqTZbns6

— UVic PoliSci (@uvicpoli) October 15, 2019

#uvic experts available to talk about #canadaelection2019 @uvicpoli https://t.co/3GjEIig5Fo

— UVic Social Sciences (@UVicSocialSci) September 18, 2019

"…there's no clear reason why they should be exempt from the rules others have to follow." #UVic prof & privacy expert @ColinBennett0 explains how political parties have a tenuous relationship w/ voter privacy to @CBCNews ahead of #elxn43 @UVicSocialSci https://t.co/XZa47sSI1E

— UVic News (@uvicnews) October 9, 2019

'Havoc and chaos:' Alberta separatist group gains support as Liberals re-elected https://t.co/2AoOTMk7jC

— Policy School (@policy_school) October 23, 2019

Alberta households relying on social assistance has nearly doubled since 2007 and is now at a very close level to that observed in Ontario @RonKneebone https://t.co/TdG8gr9ZRc #cdnpoli #abpoli pic.twitter.com/ub8gBepEaA

— Policy School (@policy_school) October 16, 2019

Very cool that @2closetocall to call puts his entire seat projection spreadsheet up for download. Neat to see under the hood! https://t.co/ogqi9rLBTj

— Trevor Tombe (@trevortombe) October 21, 2019

After a @policy_school report, senate report and disability advisory committee report, political leadership is needed to advance recommendations on disability tax credit reform. It’s more than just a tax credit to Canadians with disabilities and families https://t.co/IvwzFDgFL7

— Jen Zwicker (@jdzwicker) October 18, 2019

The U of M welcomes the opportunity to continue working with @JustinTrudeau's government and local representatives @TerryDuguid and @jimcarr_wpg to move forward on shared priorities such as Arctic research, #ClimateChange, Reconciliation and human rights. https://t.co/WQu4kkTGIC

— University of Manitoba (@umanitoba) October 22, 2019

It's almost time for #elxn43. Neuroscientists including Dr. Lesley Fellows from The Neuro explain how preconceived biases filter the information we use to make decisions in this @globeandmail story. https://t.co/iR2fDYD09k #cdnpoli

— The Neuro (@TheNeuro_MNI) October 20, 2019

Fresh #meme research for #elxn43 by #Concordia's @mckelveyf and his #CUstudents. They've been looking at political memes during #Elexn43. Find out what they learned about strategic voting, #climatechange and how federal leaders fared in the #MemeWar of #Elections2019. https://t.co/g9FMNRY4oP

— Concordia University (@Concordia) October 21, 2019

If the Liberals expand oil and gas, how will Canada meet its emission reduction targets? Interesting insight from experts, including @AngelaVCarter. #UWaterloo @PSCIuWaterloo https://t.co/3CZN9FqI8L

— UWaterloo Arts (@uwaterlooARTS) October 22, 2019

Are cities being ignored in the federal election? @YorkULAPS Prof. Patricia Wood says large cities, like Toronto, drive national and provincial economies so the federal government should be involved. https://t.co/ZAAV50NAuL via @globeandmail #ElectionDay #opinion

— York University News (@YorkUnews) October 21, 2019

Why is #climatechange a top issue in #elxn43? Prof. Mark Winfield @environmentyork says it could determine "fracture lines" amongst parties https://t.co/Lrtm3uw0f5 via @CTVNews @kateygoalie

— York University News (@YorkUnews) October 21, 2019

.@YorkUHealth Prof. Mary Wiktorowicz weighs in on health care policy and the federal election on TVO's @TheAgenda with @spaikin https://t.co/nkq4Dskcd9 #elxn43

— York University News (@YorkUnews) October 19, 2019

Can federal party leaders make life more affordable for seniors? @YorkULAPS Prof. Thomas Klassen says their campaign promises wouldn't make or break a senior’s ability to afford housing. https://t.co/FR3USOymg3 via @MissiNewsRoom #cdnpoli

— York University News (@YorkUnews) October 16, 2019

Janet Mason in @TorontoStar on what the election outcome might mean for federal funding of affordable housing in Toronto https://t.co/54wkFCWw1Q

— Public Policy at Munk School (@PubPolicy_Munk) October 21, 2019

Listen: @PeejLoewen speaks to @RCInet about opinion polls during an election, and how most Canadians pay only a passing interest to them #elxn43 https://t.co/GOXHh9NVRL

— Public Policy at Munk School (@PubPolicy_Munk) October 17, 2019

Munk School's @PeejLoewen describes in @globeandmail how voter turnout could differ from past federal elections – and determine results [paywall] #elxn43 https://t.co/NvFjAoUKa7

— Public Policy at Munk School (@PubPolicy_Munk) October 10, 2019

Munk School professor @BobRae48 comments on @CBCNews' Canada Votes 2019 as the results roll in for #elxn43. Watch live: https://t.co/pufqevYnTt pic.twitter.com/0EzcYYiXdZ

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 22, 2019

"It's stunning that this election campaign has not really dealt with foreign policy," says @SteinJanice. She spoke with CBC ahead of #elxn43 https://t.co/WFAQVDm7S2

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 21, 2019

According to Robert Bothwell, "Justin Trudeau is in real danger" leading up to #elxn43. Could Barack Obama's recent endorsement mean better odds for Trudeau's re-election? https://t.co/iR99u82GA7

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 19, 2019

Global justice seems to be far from the minds of #elxn43 candidates. @MarkKersten argues that it shouldn't be. https://t.co/t7s8fc5AJR

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 18, 2019

Drew Fagan discusses Barack Obama's "unusual" recent endorsement of Justin Trudeau. #elxn43 https://t.co/rpqG34uW0Y

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 17, 2019

Barack Obama has endorsed Justin Trudeau. @munkschool Professor Drew Fagan is available to discuss how high-level public support influences voters. DM @lmkrantz for any interview requests. (Image via Justin Trudeau/Twitter) #elxn43 #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/iJLldhWXzl

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 16, 2019

They both took office amid high public enthusiasm, both charmed people across the globe, and both clashed with an unpredictable U.S. president. Now, like his father in the 1970s, Justin Trudeau is in trouble ahead of #elxn43. Robert Bothwell comments. https://t.co/DJqQdCWpCK

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 13, 2019

Misinformation about immigration is on the rise in Canada. @CraigDamian comments. https://t.co/bhADkZflvE

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 13, 2019

ICYMI: Andrew Scheer's immigration plan lacks vital details, says @CraigDamian. #elxn43 https://t.co/4hPsoG8bvy

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 12, 2019

Professor Drew Fagan on @AJEnglish: Canada election seen as referendum on PM Trudeau https://t.co/JX0B8WfwUX via @YouTube #elxn43

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 11, 2019

How important is immigration in #elxn43? @CraigDamian answers your questions on migration issues. https://t.co/LAWrIU7FA4

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 11, 2019

While some are disappointed that immigration issues didn't play a larger role in last night's federal leader's debate, @CraigDamian says it's good that they steered away from the topic. #elxn43 https://t.co/VpxQDKuuCI

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 8, 2019

Andrew Scheer's dual citizenship has prompted concern from some, but does it really matter? Phil Triadafilopoulos says no. https://t.co/es8O9VMHH0

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 7, 2019

Politicians for all parties are saying they will champion Canada's middle class, but to whom are they referring? What does it mean to be middle class? Sean Speer discussed on @TheAgenda. #elxn43 https://t.co/Zqg5ZGVYWW

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 3, 2019

Today marks the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China. But protests in Hong Kong and China's complicated relationship with Canada stand out amidst the celebrations. @onglynette comments. https://t.co/AhZcGath6x

— Munk School (@munkschool) October 1, 2019

As the polls close, BBC Canadian election coverage features ⁦⁦⁦@munkschool⁩ professor ⁦@SteinJanice with her thoughts on where the country is headed.⁩ #elxn43 #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/dVrDRmVCEf

— Lani Krantz (@lmkrantz) October 22, 2019

Election night is over, but there are days and weeks of punditry to come. Will the nuances of Canada's political system get their due? @PhilippeLagasse #CdnPoli #Elxn43 https://t.co/Yj8BomPsll

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 22, 2019

"It would be foolish for federal parties and Canadians in other provinces to dismiss the power that economic anger can have in structuring election results." @MelaneeLThomas #CdnPoli #ABLeg #Elxn43 https://t.co/cSFu4cxn8U

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 22, 2019

A major part of #Elxn43 coverage was taken up by polling. Now that the election is over, it's worth considering whether the media treated polls as “easy copy.” @padams29 @JSchool_CU #CdnPoli #CdnMedia https://t.co/fnHD7iK7Pp

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 22, 2019

We need more and better research before putting body cameras on police in Canada, writes @erick_laming. @CrimLib #CdnPoli #OPP #CdnLaw https://t.co/HsHFznN894

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 22, 2019

Among voters outside the province, BC's role in federal politics isn't all that well understood. Reread @rgcjohnston3 for an overview of the electoral possibilities. #CdnPoli #BCPoli #Elxn43 https://t.co/g89SrNGQxr

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 21, 2019

Having trouble keeping up with #Elxn43? Our election 2019 page has commentary on all the issues, all in one place. Take a look: https://t.co/p3DTQ6CHEg #CdnPoli #CdnMedia #CdnEcon

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 16, 2019

As more Canadians express disappointment in the tone of this campaign, it's worth revisiting this piece by Jeremy Frimer on why political incivility backfires. #CdnPoli #Elxn43 https://t.co/GXKeSg6CiU

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 21, 2019

Today's the day! Check out our election 2019 page to get caught up on the issues of note before you vote. #CdnPoli #Elxn43 https://t.co/p3DTQ6CHEg

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 21, 2019

Efforts to meet Canada's GHG targets depend on us maintaining and strengthening our climate policies and gaining the full support of the provinces, says @carobrouillette. @equiterre #CdnPoli #CarbonPricing #Elxn43 https://t.co/qtlBfsPMnw

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 18, 2019

The mainstream understanding of pension reforms is that they're standalone changes to Canada’s retirement income system. But Bob Baldwin and Peter Hicks argue this ignores major demographic and employment shifts. #CdnPoli #CdnEcon https://t.co/9NLB1JQ3x0

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 18, 2019

"Infectious diseases know no boundaries, conflicts and climate change impact migration and economic prosperity. Canada cannot avoid the cost of dealing with these issues at home." @N_Moyer on the perils of cutting foreign aid. @CCCICCIC #CdnPoli #CdnFP https://t.co/oQTfYZDCof

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 18, 2019

"The more media Canadians consume, and the more partisan they are, the more likely to be misinformed they are." @taylor_owen shares the Digital Democracy Project's findings at Policy Options' latest event. @MaxBellSchool @ppforumca #CdnPoli #Elxn43 https://t.co/sFn7QB3shg

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) October 18, 2019

Canada’s system of government isn’t easy to understand. But it would be a bit easier if the media were committed to getting it right – at least on election night. @PhilippeLagasse @CU_NPSIA #CdnPoli #CdnMedia #Elxn43 https://t.co/Yj8BomPsll

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) August 28, 2019

This 2017 piece by @reicurran, on policymaking in the Conservative movement, is exceptionally relevant this morning.@IRPP @RiddellMPM #elxn43 https://t.co/0np0V0iqCo

— Jennifer Ditchburn (@jenditchburn) October 22, 2019

Are federal minority governments effective? An interesting read given yesterday's election results. #elxn43 #cdnpoli @IRPP https://t.co/1zbKn6PZLV

— Ricardo Montrose (@JRicardoBM) October 22, 2019

Agreed: Parliament belongs to all Canadians in all their diversity. We won't be able to expand the occupational background of MPs unless we also tackle sexist, racist stereotypes about what it means to be a "good" politician #cdnpoli #elxn43 https://t.co/aFjWG2LMnw

— Melanee Thomas (@MelaneeLThomas) October 21, 2019

@KPateontheHill @yuenpauwoo and Sen Lankin and I : Where’s the talk about a guaranteed livable income? Let’s hear where party leaders stand on the idea, because as work becomes more precarious, more Cdns will need help, no strings attached! https://t.co/pmmIkHonE9 @IRPP #cdnpoli

— Senator Ratna Omidvar (@ratnaomi) October 17, 2019

Foreign affairs rarely budge the ballot box. But that doesn't mean leaders should stay silent on the issues that matter.

#CdnPoli #CdnFP #elxn43 #Kashmir #India #Pakistan #Foreignpolicy @blueskygroup https://t.co/IIeY5d4AWE

— Hussain Shorish (@HussainShorish) October 17, 2019

#ICYMI: @SamaraCDA Research Director @mordenm discusses why electoral candidates shouldn't need white collar backgrounds in @IRPP. #cdnpoli https://t.co/vRVy7fNR7F

— The Samara Centre for Democracy (@SamaraCDA) October 22, 2019

“By ignoring the impact of oppression – including disempowerment, stigmatization and discrimination – in the provision of MAiD, our courts and legislators fail to properly protect the autonomy of vulnerable persons.” https://t.co/BbTvThVAqz #AppealtoEquality #cdnpoli #elxn43

— CACL (@CACL_ACIC) October 17, 2019

“The first thing that members of parliament have to do is look at ways of bridging some of those gaps, the gaps between regions, between ideologies and sectors as well." @perrinbeatty https://t.co/aKnePJDUy7 via @nationalpost

— Canadian Chamber of Commerce (@CdnChamberofCom) October 22, 2019

It’s not a pipeline problem. Over and over, women are banging their heads on the glass ceiling … Yet there is room for hope according to @McKinsey:https://t.co/2qbE8v7UVV #WomenAndTheWorkforce #InclusiveGrowth

— Canadian Chamber of Commerce (@CdnChamberofCom) October 21, 2019

A must-read piece in this morning’s @TheHillTimes by our chief economist @TrevinStratton ahead of today’s election. #elxn43 #voteprosperity https://t.co/ouu30EMlHu pic.twitter.com/3lobnGx6Fb

— Canadian Chamber of Commerce (@CdnChamberofCom) October 21, 2019

Popular this week: [Commentary] @KRossChamber outlines five priorities of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce's platform that will be key to New Brunswick this election https://t.co/szlKEBqZR5

— Huddle (@HuddleToday) October 20, 2019

"But phone talk and compliments do not an economic growth strategy make… We are busy playing small ball.” Important analysis by @HScoffield of @TorontoStar on #Elxn43. https://t.co/3HUtwpGK08

— The Business Council (@BizCouncilofCan) October 22, 2019

The Council’s dedication to making Canada the best country in the world to live, work, invest and grow remains as fervent as ever. As its founding CEO, I could not be more proud of the work of our current leadership and fellow colleagues. @BizCouncilofCan https://t.co/n9825ALs5J

— Thomas d'Aquino (@Thomas_dAquino) October 21, 2019

"..if you're number one, you're going to do everything you can to slow down the rise of number two, and that's exactly what's going on between China and the US" says @goldyhyder, President of @BizCouncilofCan

Watch more: https://t.co/0OgvYaBJzP #elxn43 #elxn19 #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/C4dKPMkzxJ

— APF Canada (@AsiaPacificFdn) October 22, 2019

#EconomicQuickTake: retail sales fell by a slight 0.1% after a 0.6.% gain in July. Sales fell in 6 of 11 subsectors; find out which ones in blog post from Christopher Heschl, Senior Economist following today's @StatCan_eng release. #cdnecon #retail https://t.co/t2ztliJ2cT pic.twitter.com/BvNMrZJnzl

— The Conference Board of Canada (@ConfBoardofCda) October 22, 2019

Today, Canadians go to the polls to elect the 43rd Parliament. Read how the next government can help improve Canadian living standards in our latest Intelligence Memo: https://t.co/z9Demyq21Q #elxn43 #cdnpoli #ElectionDay pic.twitter.com/VFvufyljYW

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) October 21, 2019

How are Canada’s coffers faring going into the election? Listen to our latest #podcast: https://t.co/JA0lwyJ1Nq #cdnecon #elxn43 #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/dFfQg9kzA1

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) October 20, 2019

Canadians have voted for stronger climate policies. “They want more #climateaction and they want it before it’s too late,” says our national strategy director @JMacNab.

We’ve made great strides, but now we need to accelerate progress. https://t.co/bHfDbniYYo #cdnpoli

— Pembina Institute (@Pembina) October 22, 2019

https://twitter.com/Pembina/status/1186775488221581329

We believe building a sustainable, clean economy, powered by renewable energy, is key to ensuring Canada’s future prosperity in a rapidly changing world.

Read this open letter from B.C. business leaders. https://t.co/PYUdLNuRDh #cleanbc #cdnpoli

— Pembina Institute (@Pembina) October 22, 2019

https://twitter.com/Pembina/status/1186359568781193216

“If we want our climate to remain as stable as possible, economists overwhelmingly recommend we start by putting a price on carbon. The evidence shows that it helps the environment in a way that’s best for the economy.” https://t.co/y2Cyyl9tzc #cdnpoli

— Pembina Institute (@Pembina) October 21, 2019

https://twitter.com/Pembina/status/1186300860650799106

To learn more about the important policy issues facing the country, and how policy-makers ought to consider responding to them, check out MLI's "A Mandate for Canada" series. #cdnpoli #CanadianElection #canadavotes2019 #elxn43 https://t.co/SiipLEJ3p2

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) October 22, 2019

While Indigenous issues did not feature as prominently in the 2019 #CanadianElection as they did in 2015, they will nonetheless factor into the public policy challenges that the government faces. @kenscoates and John Paul argue for a new approach. #cdnpoli https://t.co/9viBQDGfXp

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) October 22, 2019

No matter who wins #cdnelxn2019, the next government "needs to re-examine current defence policy and make [adjustments to respond to new and emerging issues.]" #cdnpoli https://t.co/SVzz5sfnpP

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) October 21, 2019

"As truth and facts fall victim to candidates who pander to groups aligned with Beijing, the erosion of our democracy may not fall far behind." Every Canadian voter can help protect our democracy, writes @kolga. #cdnpoli #canadavotes2019 #markham https://t.co/le7CrfzWhS

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) October 21, 2019

Why should Canadians pay attention to what's happening in the Middle East? @BalkanDevlen says that Canada’s prosperity and security depends on the upholding of a "rules-based international order that is aligned with Canadian values and interests" #cdnpoli https://t.co/mIWe5OTisX

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) October 18, 2019

In this week's most-read article, @JMichaelCole1 discusses @stephenharper's visit to #Taiwan & why Canada should "stand by its principles or, at a minimum, hold the line when it comes to protecting its interests and those of its private citizens" #cdnpoli https://t.co/HgnCJzEpT8

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) October 18, 2019

"[@cburton001, a China expert with @MLInstitute], said the lack of conversation around China is damaging to the public interest…" #cdnpoli #bcpoli #cdnfp (Via @Nuttallreports, @starvancouver) https://t.co/jLNEMmKolI

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) October 18, 2019

In #elxn43, no major party promises to balance the budget by the end of its first term. Philip Cross argues that "the track record since 2015 does not justify this indifference to deficits." #cdnpoli #cdnecon https://t.co/UPnmOd8lwt

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) October 17, 2019

"The claim that the camps used by the Chinese government to incarcerate one million #Uighurs in #Xinjiang are not in fact concentration camps is typical of regime propaganda and is completely false." @kolga (Via @starvancouver, @joannachiu) #cdnpoli https://t.co/eZYPLDSsgF

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) October 16, 2019

Science and Technology Vol.8

Nobel Prizes 2019 in Physiology or Medicine, Physics, and Chemistry

Physiology or Medicine

“Scientists often toss around this phrase 'textbook discovery'. But I'd say this is really a textbook discovery.”

Randall Johnson, member of the Nobel Assembly, on the discovery awarded this year’s #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine. pic.twitter.com/pGYIFkv69X

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 7, 2019

“We make knowledge. That’s what I do."

Listen to our telephone interview with new #NobelPrize Laureate Sir Peter Ratcliffe.https://t.co/SbINCOzVBL

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 7, 2019

Learn more about the 2019 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine
Press release: https://t.co/vkkUMMKMhl
Advanced information: https://t.co/xjPCdSqbnr pic.twitter.com/2nUowdzCKS

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 7, 2019

"I'm in a state of shock. My heart's still racing."

Immediately after the announcement of his #NobelPrize, we spoke to new Medicine Laureate William G. Kaelin Jr.

Listen to the full telephone interview:https://t.co/VxFMNRnHq2

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 7, 2019

2019 Medicine Laureates William G. Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L. Semenza have identified molecular machinery that regulates the activity of genes in response to varying levels of oxygen.#NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/LiExfH74rh

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 7, 2019

Oxygen sensing is central to a large number of diseases. The discoveries made by this year’s #NobelPrize laureates have fundamental importance for physiology and have paved the way for promising new strategies to fight anaemia, cancer and many other diseases. pic.twitter.com/I7oecTXHGX

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 7, 2019

The #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded jointly to William G. Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L. Semenza “for their discoveries of how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability.”

— Karolinska Institutet (@karolinskainst) October 7, 2019

Congrats to #NIH grantees Gregg L. Semenza & William G. Kaelin Jr. for the 2019 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine! Also hat tip to Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe! The 3 received the Nobel for discovering how cells sense & adapt to oxygen availability. https://t.co/WhVGBcY6rv

— Francis S. Collins (@NIHDirector) October 7, 2019

The 2019 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to scientists William G. Kaelin, Jr, Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L. Semenza for their discoveries of "how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability," the Nobel Committee announced Monday. https://t.co/Uh7gwW1CMb

— NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt (@NBCNightlyNews) October 7, 2019

William Kaelin, Jr., of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard University; Sir Peter Ratcliffe, of Oxford University and the Francis Crick Institute; and Gregg Semenza, Johns Hopkins University, share the prize. https://t.co/hnIyRImOVf

— NPR (@NPR) October 7, 2019

The 2019 Nobel Prize for Medicine has been jointly awarded to British-American trio William Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter Ratcliffe and Gregg Semenza, for their pioneering research into how human cells respond to changing oxygen levels. https://t.co/39AiPwDNM2

— CNN (@CNN) October 7, 2019

Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine won by William Kaelin, Sir Peter Ratcliffe and Gregg Semenza https://t.co/xqMkSvd0os

— The Independent (@Independent) October 7, 2019

British scientist Sir Peter Ratcliffe among Nobel Prize winners for medicine https://t.co/DxYrmELKnI

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) October 7, 2019

BREAKING: William Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter Ratcliffe, and Gregg Semenza win the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine pic.twitter.com/VoMqlWWoE6

— Bloomberg TicToc (@tictoc) October 7, 2019

Bill Kaelin is sharing the #NobelPrize with Sir Peter Ratcliffe (@TheCrick & @UniofOxford) and Gregg L Semenza (@HopkinsMedicine) “for their discoveries of how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability.”

Find out more in @iansample's news story: https://t.co/BYtDwqngs7

— The ICR (@ICR_London) October 7, 2019

https://twitter.com/WorldSciFest/status/1181208134834163712

Nobel Prize in Medicine: William Kaelin, Sir Peter Ratcliffe and Gregg Semenza share 2019 award | Health Tips and News https://t.co/JpJVtwGtub

— DataDefence (@DefenceData) October 7, 2019

UK News – British professor Sir Peter Ratcliffe in trio of Nobel Prize winners for medicine https://t.co/FmW5pNyAy2

— Eagle Radio (@eagleradio) October 7, 2019

Three scientists win the Nobel Prize in medicine for discovering how oxygen affects cells -William Kaelin, Sir Peter Ratcliffe, and Gregg Semenza were awarded the 2019 prize for discovering a fundamental process in animal life: how cells respond to oxygen. https://t.co/kTO5gOFQdC

— Dr Neil Bodie (@neil_bodie) October 7, 2019

#NobelPrize in medicine awarded to #hypoxia researchers William Kaelin, Sir Peter Ratcliffe and Gregg Semenza for mammalian cells sensing and adaptation to low oxygen. Remarkable distinctions & similarities in plant & animal O2 sensing @ISPA_Plants https://t.co/MBgve7r7rl

— julia serres (@jnbserres) October 7, 2019

How cells sense #oxygen wins #NobelPrize for #physiology or #medicine. The award was shared by #Britain's Sir Peter Ratcliffe and two #Americans, William Kaelin and Gregg Semenza. https://t.co/PGn1Qe5C4e #science

— OriginalBADYOGAKITTYⓋ (@minamaya13) October 7, 2019

Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine awarded to William G Kaelin Jr, Peter Ratcliffe, Gregg L Semenza#NobelPrize @NobelPrize https://t.co/1PZmwUHhf4

— India TV (@indiatvnews) October 7, 2019

2018 Massry Prize awarded to a trio of scientists for their work in discovering the primary mechanisms for oxygen sensing that are crucial for life on earth. Congratulations Gregg L. Semenza, MD, PhD, Professor Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe, FMedSci, FRS, and William G. Kaelin, Jr., MD. pic.twitter.com/hGuNCrmdQi

— CityofBeverlyHills (@CityofBevHills) September 22, 2018

Gregg L. Semenza, whose discoveries on how cells respond to low oxygen levels have the potential to result in treatments for a variety of illnesses, today was awarded the 2019 @NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine. https://t.co/pRv6jGl8Ot

— JHU Public Health (@JohnsHopkinsSPH) October 7, 2019

A @JohnsHopkins professor has been named one of three winners of the Nobel Prize for Medicine. https://t.co/hkfvQEwO0Y

— The Baltimore Sun (@baltimoresun) October 7, 2019

Happy Birthday to Gregg L. Semenza. He won the 2016 #LaskerAward for discovering the pathway by which human cells adapt to changes in oxygen availability. @JohnsHopkins https://t.co/FQxVztG4og pic.twitter.com/L8ZA9aW5r8

— Lasker Foundation (@LaskerFDN) July 1, 2019

Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to 3 Scientists for Work on Cells.

The #NobelPrize was awarded to 3 scientists — William G. Kaelin Jr., Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L. Semenza — for their work on how cells sense & adapt to #oxygen availability.
https://t.co/WH35tZEW0w

— Biomedical Journal (@BiomedJ) October 7, 2019

#BREAKING: William G. Kaelin, a Dana-Farber Cancer Institute researcher, is one of three scientists who were jointly awarded the 2019 Nobel Prize in medicine. https://t.co/skkD8yyn8n

— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) October 7, 2019

Congratulations William G. Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L. Semenza! https://t.co/IjIdl8esUO https://t.co/2wS00TDzuP #cancer #biochemistry #scicomm @Harvard @HopkinsMedicine @UniofOxford pic.twitter.com/JxDD14DdNQ

— Nathan Letts, PhD (@Sciguy999) October 7, 2019

https://twitter.com/DukeU/status/1181203411074715649
https://twitter.com/NatureNews/status/1181145716657463296

Is cancer research on the right track, both scientifically and structurally? Read what Damon Runyon board member William G. Kaelin, Jr. MD @DanaFarber @HHMINEWS has to say about the state of #cancerresearch https://t.co/ZMw13kU4wW … pic.twitter.com/kNS26NSc2O

— Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation (@DamonRunyon) August 20, 2018

Dr. William G. Kaelin’s work in biomedical research earns him esteemed honor. https://t.co/X36CHy6uqe #Lasker2016 pic.twitter.com/tMJWcRddgG

— Dana-Farber (@DanaFarber) September 14, 2016

#NobelPrize: Sir Peter Ratcliffe, who studied Medicine at Cambridge University in 1972, has been jointly awarded the @NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries of how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability. https://t.co/WfJfEgglxc #CambridgeAlumni

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) October 7, 2019

Check out this Annual Review Prize Lecture on Oxygen sensing and #hypoxia signalling pathways in animals by #NobelPrize winning physiologist Sir Peter Ratcliffe #physiology #cancer #NobelPrize2019 https://t.co/ycRgxDGGwb pic.twitter.com/MtPzpSZot6

— Journal of Physiology (@JPhysiol) October 7, 2019

The trio will share the award's cash prize of nine million kronor (£738,000) https://t.co/ipQNVDPxz5

— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 7, 2019

#Brexit irony : the British scientist among the three 2019 Nobel Prize winners in Medicine, Sir Peter Ratcliffe, was funded by EU's European Research Council https://t.co/z9W3hpwWwt via @EU_Commission

— Sylvie Kauffmann (@SylvieKauffmann) October 7, 2019

Research excellence attracts many students to #StudyUK Congratulations to Sir Peter Ratcliffe from @TheCrick and @UniofOxford for being one the @NobelPrize winners in physiology or medicine for determining how oxygen levels are sensed by cells. More info https://t.co/yLDsQl2LZX

— British Council (@siBritish) October 7, 2019

NATIONAL NEWS: British professor Sir Peter Ratcliffe in trio of Nobel Prize winners for medicine https://t.co/EIlQNc3p9x

— Minster FM (@minsterfm) October 7, 2019

https://twitter.com/EUScienceInnov/status/1181200412239679489
https://twitter.com/UKinBoston/status/1181199495410913281

Enzymatic oxygen sensing mechanism conserved in plants and animals! Delighted to be part of this work with Norma Masson, Tom Keeley, @BeatriceGiunto1, @dr_mdwhite, @MikelLavi, @ThePlantLab, @hopkinson862, @PisaPlants and Sir Peter Ratcliffe! https://t.co/pp0adcz96p

— Emily Flashman (@emily_flashman) July 5, 2019

Physics

Learn more about the 2019 #NobelPrize in Physics

Press release: https://t.co/WGjeZeJCD3
Popular information: https://t.co/jfEiNBeaUC
Advanced information: https://t.co/q4B36jJxL3 pic.twitter.com/RGljPZBwdF

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2019

Does 2019 Physics Laureate James Peebles ever find the mysteries of the universe overwhelming? "Oh no!" he tells us, "Wonderful? Yes! Fascinating? Yes! Eager to know more? Absolutely!”

Peebles spoke to us after the news broke of his #NobelPrize – listen:https://t.co/EEfH3FWhDT

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2019

"The emotion I'm feeling right now is a reward for all this work we've been doing."

Today, Didier Queloz was awarded the 2019 #NobelPrize in Physics. We spoke to him about his reaction to the news – and more:https://t.co/GbW6Lc2pYU

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2019

Along with variations in radial velocity, transit photometry is now used when searching for exoplanets. This method measures changes in the intensity of the star’s light when a planet passes in front of it, if this happens in our line of sight.#NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/yum5xaIxa6

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2019

The method used by research groups to find a planet is called the radial velocity method; it measures the movement of the host star as it is affected by the gravity of its planet.#NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/APUclRmz4O

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2019

2019 Physics Laureate Didier Queloz @DidierQueloz was born in 1966.

He is a professor at the University of Geneva @UNIGEnews and the University of Cambridge @cambridge_uni https://t.co/2veh6D86hk #NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/N1ZvW2HBwF

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2019

2019 #NobelPrize laureate James Peebles was born in 1935 in Winnipeg, Canada.

He is Albert Einstein Professor of Science at Princeton University @Princeton.https://t.co/CXR97A2roc pic.twitter.com/AtTHYM8q2m

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2019

The discovery by 2019 #NobelPrize laureates Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz started a revolution in astronomy and over 4,000 exoplanets have since been found in the Milky Way. Strange new worlds are still being discovered, with an incredible wealth of sizes, forms and orbits. pic.twitter.com/nqhJcJGJTv

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2019

This year’s Physics Laureates Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz have explored our home galaxy, the Milky Way, looking for unknown worlds. In 1995, they made the first discovery of a planet outside our solar system, an exoplanet, orbiting a solar-type star, 51 Pegasi.#NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/XAZ1CZD40m

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2019

This year’s #NobelPrize in Physics rewards new understanding of the universe’s structure and history, and the first discovery of a planet orbiting a solar-type star outside our solar system. The discoveries have forever changed our conceptions of the world. pic.twitter.com/7RQmabi47z

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 8, 2019

#UPDATE This year's #Nobel Prize for Physics has honoured Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz, Swiss astronomers who proved the existence of a planet orbiting a star far beyond the Earth's solar system https://t.co/LqN0LRuwh0 #NobelPrize2019 #NobelPhysics

— AFP news agency (@AFP) October 8, 2019

The 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded Tuesday to Canadian-American physicist James Peebles, and Swiss astrophysicist Michel Mayor and Swiss astronomer Didier Queloz. https://t.co/7XlVsXp5Fb

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) October 8, 2019

This year's Nobel Prize in Physics goes to three individuals ⁠— Jim Peebles, Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz ⁠— for discoveries in theoretical cosmology and exoplanets: https://t.co/7qSAOIMhK5 pic.twitter.com/E7Wy8mFDVE

— Forbes Science (@ForbesScience) October 8, 2019

The Nobel Prize in Physics has been jointly awarded to James Peebles, Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz for their work in furthering our understanding of the universe https://t.co/y75Ps20NnQ

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) October 8, 2019

Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to James Peebles, Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz for advancing understanding of Earth’s place in the universe https://t.co/aB1MYt8hqD

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/sciam/status/1181576269777031168
https://twitter.com/sciencemuseum/status/1181569188026028034

Congratulations to APS Member James Peebles, winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics “for theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology” https://t.co/wu3FqHw7B5

— Am Phil Society (@AmPhilSociety) October 8, 2019

Half of this year's Nobel Prize in Physics has gone to James Peebles for insights into the formation of the universe. The other half of the prize is split between Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz for the first discovery of a planet outside our solar system.https://t.co/RTzos67WLE

— Quanta Magazine (@QuantaMagazine) October 8, 2019

The 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to James Peebles, Michel Mayor, and Didier Queloz for their discovery of planets outside the solar system and work in understanding the evolution of the universe. https://t.co/kCuSxG91k8

— News from Science (@NewsfromScience) October 8, 2019

Winners of the @NobelPrize in physics: James Peebles, Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz https://t.co/qTmwY1lMmS #NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/ITTuXtib1m

— New Scientist (@newscientist) October 8, 2019

James Peebles, Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz share the 2019 Nobel Prize for Physicshttps://t.co/lzDnkiCA04

— Physics World (@PhysicsWorld) October 8, 2019

Three win #NobelPrize in Physics for work to understand cosmos.https://t.co/ckH4x8rBqL

— Mumbai Mirror (@MumbaiMirror) October 8, 2019

Canadian-American cosmologist James Peebles and Swiss scientists Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz win the 2019 Nobel Prize for Physics https://t.co/m0iS1D23b8

— The Star, Kenya (@TheStarKenya) October 8, 2019

CERN congratulates 2019 physics Nobel Prize winners: CERN congratulates 2019 physics Nobel Prize winners Ana Lopes abelchio Tue, 10/08/2019 – 15:41 CERN congratulates James Peebles, Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz on the award of the Nobel Prize in… https://t.co/aAEMayniTd

— swissforextrading (@swissforextradi) October 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/RTSinfo/status/1181577863499309056

'Jim is a real giant in his field.' Robert Myers of the Perimeter Institute tells @cbchh how terrific it is for a fellow Canadian to win the top prize in Physics. James Peebles was honoured for his work on theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology. #CBCNN pic.twitter.com/F7AzxxuIj8

— CBC Morning Live (@CBCMorningLive) October 8, 2019

SOUND ON: #NobelPrize laureate James Peebles gives advice to young people entering science during a phone interview

"You should enter science because you are fascinated by it" pic.twitter.com/v5E5WMZq3q

— Bloomberg TicToc (@tictoc) October 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/JustinTrudeau/status/1181569440355356672

James Peebles, a Winnipeg-born cosmologist who correctly predicted the discovery of a remote signal from the very early universe, has won the Nobel Prize in physics #NobelPrize /via @globeandmail https://t.co/nliazCcO0A

— CCA_CAC (@cca_reports) October 8, 2019

In our 1984 #OralHistory interview with James Peebles, he discusses his early fascination for "things mechanical," growing up in Manitoba, his love of skiing, & influential physicists, incl. Bob Dicke and John Wheeler. #NobelPrize2019 #PhysicsNobel

➡️ https://t.co/RGWsjpPNxu pic.twitter.com/F7NOx1qw4d

— Center for History of Physics (@aip_chp) October 8, 2019

Insightful advice from the latest Physics @NobelPrize Laureate, Canadian James Peebles ✨ https://t.co/TcJYRwclCR

— Actua (@ActuaCanada) October 8, 2019

Congratulations to James Peebles, whose research has been highly influential in physical cosmology. #NobelPrize #NobelPrize2019 https://t.co/AqZ2uHofPA

— IQC (@QuantumIQC) October 8, 2019

A scientist born in St. Boniface has won a Nobel Prize in Physics this year.

James Peebles won the award “for theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology.” https://t.co/7nEhpTKo29 pic.twitter.com/ItXduVyOsU

— Winnipeg, Manitoba (@winnipegmb) October 8, 2019

What a day! Congratulations to @umanitobasci grad Dr. James Peebles on this extraordinary honour – winning the #NobelPrize2019 in Physics! @UManAlumni #umanalumni #umanitoba https://t.co/i43LVjtUjL

— University of Manitoba (@umanitoba) October 8, 2019

Canadian-born James Peebles wins Nobel prize in physics https://t.co/Uh1kppphLK pic.twitter.com/qk3E9N2Tvn

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) October 8, 2019

“What might we learn from lines of research that are off the beaten track?”

James Peebles is among three scientists who won the 2019 @NobelPrize in Physics for their work in understanding how the universe has evolved, and the Earth's place in it. https://t.co/DUzPTbkyCA

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) October 8, 2019

#NobelPrize laureate James Peebles arriving on campus to applause by friends and colleagues and a congratulatory greeting by department chair and physics professor Herman Verlinde. pic.twitter.com/4K1RJncz6X

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 8, 2019

#PrincetonU professor James Peebles and 1962 graduate alumnus has been awarded the 2019 @NobelPrize in Physics “for theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology.” #NobelPrize https://t.co/3zLM5HepPt

— Princeton University (@Princeton) October 8, 2019

Great story from @princetonideas explaining Prof. James Peebles' role in discovering the cosmic microwave background (CMB). #NobelPrize #physics #NobelPrize2019 https://t.co/XfuvgHcGHQ

— Denise Valenti (@denisesvalenti) October 8, 2019

NOBEL PRIZE WINNER: The Nobel committee said Princeton University professor James Peebles' theoretical framework about the cosmos amounted to "the foundation of our modern understanding of the universe's history." https://t.co/vK047aRg5j

— Action News on 6abc (@6abc) October 8, 2019

Over two decades James Peebles, a professor @Princeton, developed a theoretical framework that forms the basis of our understanding of the history of the universe, according to the committee.https://t.co/0hRcd9czGY

— KYW Newsradio (@KYWNewsradio) October 8, 2019

Princeton University professor James Peebles wins Nobel Prize in Physics https://t.co/WlNnbT7LMa pic.twitter.com/haUbK4xw8K

— Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) October 8, 2019

Princeton University professor James Peebles wins Nobel Prize in Physics https://t.co/ns027Mo2OJ

— ABC11 EyewitnessNews (@ABC11_WTVD) October 8, 2019

James Peebles, of Princeton, shared the 2019 #NobelPrize in Physics with Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz.

Read Peebles' 2012 autobiographical article and watch him in conversation with our Astronomy & Astrophysics journal co-Editor Sandra Faber, of UCSC: https://t.co/sZ54LLeGGU pic.twitter.com/M4nzYjOYf9

— Annual Reviews (@AnnualReviews) October 8, 2019

Swiss astronomers Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz were awarded one half of this year’s Nobel Prize in physics today for their discovery of the first planet outside of our solar system orbiting a sun-like star, which kicked off the dawn of exoplanet scien… https://t.co/Q3dy7oSHvd

— MIT Technology Review (@techreview) October 8, 2019

#NobelPrize #Physics #MichelMayor #DidierQueloz Feeling proud https://t.co/ofIZP8BTxh

— Geneva Summer School (@GssGeneva) October 8, 2019

The #NobelPrize for Didier Queloz and Michel Mayor is in recognition of their willingness to stand by their data, seeing a planet where others didn’t. | @1amnerd https://t.co/wBGyK9psSq

— The Wire (@thewire_in) October 8, 2019

In our 2007 #OralHistory with astrophysicist Robert W. Noyes, he discusses the 1995 conference where Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz announced their "earth-shaking announcement" — the discovery of the first exoplanet. #NobelPrize #Physics https://t.co/8cmQPDLsyd pic.twitter.com/BiZtyKuYGQ

— Center for History of Physics (@aip_chp) October 8, 2019

Today in 1995, the first discovery of a planet orbiting a star like our Sun was announced by Michel Mayor & Didier Queloz of Geneva. Scientists continue to explore our universe, on the hunt for exoplanets: https://t.co/kdHMYypVUC pic.twitter.com/7d6PNUJVnr

— National Air and Space Museum (@airandspace) October 6, 2019

https://twitter.com/earthskyscience/status/1180848439002841092
https://twitter.com/almaobs/status/1181577209980575744

LIVE: Nobel prize winning physicist Didier Queloz – from the University of Geneva, Switzerland and the University of Cambridge, UK – holds a press conference in central London. https://t.co/EuZrXjJRgI

— RT UK (@RTUKnews) October 8, 2019

Prof @DidierQueloz jointly wins the 2019 #NobelPrize for Physics for his work on the first confirmation of an #exoplanet – a planet that orbits a star other than our Sun. https://t.co/7qtFSo6qEz @NobelPrize @DeptofPhysics

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) October 8, 2019

A visionary and inspiring initiative that made EU astronomy eventually leader in ground base astronomy. Thanks ! https://t.co/q9maOs2Wbq

— Didier Queloz (@DidierQueloz) October 5, 2019

Here's a feature on @NobelPrize winner Didier Queloz, who won for making the landmark discovery of planets beyond the solar system – an idea that was considered borderline crazy just a few decades ago #NobelPrize https://t.co/ZmlXzqIzKv

— New Scientist (@newscientist) October 8, 2019

Congratulations to @DidierQueloz, of @Cambridge_Uni and an investigator with the Simons Collaboration on the Origins of Life, on winning the 2019 #NobelPrize for #Physics for his work confirming the first discovery of an #exoplanet! https://t.co/zDgFh25lTw

— Simons Foundation (@SimonsFdn) October 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/HofSwitzerland/status/1174576610072301568
https://twitter.com/PlanetarioMad/status/1181150926536527872

Chemistry

Learn more about the 2019 #NobelPrize in Chemistry

Press release: https://t.co/P6TszYtBPK
Popular information: https://t.co/oyRZvyf3Lw
Advanced information: https://t.co/1DDjDu5DuY pic.twitter.com/Hz8EP3t6Wl

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 9, 2019

“We can see an enormous, dramatic effect on society because of this fantastic battery.”

Olof Ramström, member of the Nobel Committee, on the huge, everyday impact of the development of lithium-ion batteries, which was awarded this year’s #NobelPrize in Chemistry. pic.twitter.com/l0QCZzkXyD

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 9, 2019

Lithium-ion batteries have revolutionised our lives and are used in everything from mobile phones to laptops and electric vehicles. Through their work, this year’s Chemistry Laureates have laid the foundation of a wireless, fossil fuel-free society.#NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/KXVfXlUT4B

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 9, 2019

#BREAKING: The 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry goes to John B Goodenough, Stanley Whittingham, and Akira Yoshino https://t.co/tlF1OZY985

— The Local Sweden (@TheLocalSweden) October 9, 2019

Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2019: John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino “for the development of lithium-ion batteries” @UTAustin @binghamtonu @meijo_univ #NobelPrize #Chemistry https://t.co/utSJXl6tcE pic.twitter.com/arSBN8TOwU

— Vetenskapsakademien (@vetenskapsakad) October 9, 2019

Graphic on lithium-ion batteries as the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awards the Nobel Chemistry Prize to John Goodenough, Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino pic.twitter.com/g2HgSGxfXK

— AFP news agency (@AFP) October 9, 2019

And the 2019 #chemnobel #Nobelprize goes to…

John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino “for the development of lithium-ion batteries.”

Follow our live blog:https://t.co/VvOrP70G1x

— Chemistry World (@ChemistryWorld) October 9, 2019

BREAKING: John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham & Akira Yoshino win 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry "for the development of lithium-ion batteries." Stay tuned for our story. In the meantime, tune into our #StereoChemistry chat w/ Goodenough last month: https://t.co/ADmMTyEj55 pic.twitter.com/UeAfm22gap

— C&EN (@cenmag) October 9, 2019

The @NobelPrize in chemistry goes to John Goodenough, Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino, developers of lithium-ion batteries #NobelPrize https://t.co/N93t2GOo7a pic.twitter.com/QJqBSigIQ2

— New Scientist (@newscientist) October 9, 2019

The 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham, and Akira Yoshino for their research in improving battery technology https://t.co/UfIhkAl09F

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) October 9, 2019

Congratulations to @UTAustin professor John B. Goodenough and @binghamtonu professor M. Stanley Whittingham on winning the #NobelPrize in Chemistry for their groundbreaking research leading to the development of the lithium-ion battery! #PublicUValues https://t.co/AB0MDDsIc4

— APLU (@APLU_News) October 9, 2019

John B Goodenough, M Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino are recipients of the prize for 2019https://t.co/E6aMkwfFZe

— Down To Earth (@down2earthindia) October 9, 2019

Congratulations to scientists John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino for being awarded a Nobel Prize for developing Lithium-Ion Batteries. Well Deserved!

Read the story here:https://t.co/fcdP8eB1la pic.twitter.com/o4DbSDeHs5

— BatteryJunction.com (@BatteryJunction) October 9, 2019

Congratulations to John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino on being awarded the #NobelPrize2019 in Chemistry “for the development of lithium-ion batteries.”

Making it possible to transition to a fossil fuel-free future! https://t.co/gdmuv6AbjO

— Insplorion AB (@InsplorionAB) October 9, 2019

Huge congratulations to John Goodenough, Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino on winning the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The fundamental research in Li-ion batteries is a prime example of how scientific breakthrough can transform how people move, interact and live their lives

— Faraday Institution (@FaradayInst) October 9, 2019

This year’s #NobelPrize laureate Akira Yoshino succeeded in eliminating pure lithium from the battery, instead basing it wholly on lithium ions, which are safer than pure lithium. This made the battery workable in practice. pic.twitter.com/9tqSh5zTsS

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 9, 2019

“It is very important to keep thinking every day.”

We spoke to 2019 Chemistry Laureate Akira Yoshino just after he received news of his #NobelPrize.

Listen to the phone conversation with Yoshino:https://t.co/fIZ0u3rMag

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 9, 2019

“I just sort of sniffed out the direction that trends were moving. You could say I had a good sense of smell.”

New Chemistry Laureate Akira Yoshino is beaming after hearing about his #NobelPrize today! pic.twitter.com/fFNknsVhUw

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 9, 2019

“Curiosity was the main driving force for me.”

– newly awarded Chemistry Laureate Akira Yoshino speaking at today’s press conference announcing his #NobelPrize. Congratulations! pic.twitter.com/VLlVC4VAmL

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 9, 2019

Thrilled that the 2019 @NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded to John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham, and Akira Yoshino for work on the development of lithium ion batteries. Yoshino san has long been regarded as an inspiration by many at Northvolt, not least our CEO. pic.twitter.com/eNGzkIA2nq

— Northvolt (@northvolt) October 9, 2019

Japanese scientist Akira Yoshino is sharing this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry with two American researchers — John B. Goodenough and M. Stanley Whittingham — for their work on rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. pic.twitter.com/fOAWInKr9p

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) October 9, 2019

Congratulations to the new laureates of the #NobelPrize in Chemistry! Dr. Akira Yoshino received his MSc here at Kyoto University!

And congrats to @meijo_univ for their new laureate! https://t.co/3Kl03qH8nl

— Kyoto University (@KyotoU_News) October 9, 2019

In 1983, Dr Akira Yoshino developed the lithium-ion battery, an invention that has become one of the world’s most valued technologies as it powers electronic devices from smartphones to electric vehicles. Now, he won the 2019 European Inventor Award…https://t.co/SsRkJVI2ua pic.twitter.com/RCC3zqKv40

— Cleantech Media (@CleanPR) July 16, 2019

https://twitter.com/EPOorg/status/1141646237067857920

Akira Yoshino: Inventing The Lithium Ion Battery https://t.co/7f6FWgW6Df

— Mastermines (@LithiumWorld) June 3, 2018

ICYMI, I chatted with Dr. Akira Yoshino, a lithium-ion battery pioneer who just won The Japan Prize for his work: https://t.co/f3HklBWGoY pic.twitter.com/TAx2ga1Xh5

— Katie Fehrenbacher (@katiefehren) April 26, 2018

2019 Chemistry Laureate John Goodenough doubled the lithium battery’s potential, creating the right conditions for a vastly more powerful and useful battery.#NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/ygivR7hySG

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 9, 2019

Christopher Jannuzzi, ECS Executive Director and CEO, congratulates long term ECS members John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham, and Akira Yoshino for their #NobelPrize in Chemistry. #ECS #Batteries #Lithiumion #Electrochemistry https://t.co/jnKyviTXuX pic.twitter.com/Wa56C3AYSh

— ECS (@ECSorg) October 9, 2019

Our friends at @1camera had the foresight of interviewing John B Goodenough two years before his #NobelPrize2019 in Chemistry, awarded today. Don’t miss it, it’s inspirational stuff: https://t.co/6FhLu9I9ow

— Phospho (@phospho) October 9, 2019

Congratulations to @UChicago alum John B. Goodenough for the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry! https://t.co/5bhMm92TgT

— Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (@UChicagoPME) October 9, 2019

Did you know? John B. Goodenough spent more than two decades as a researcher at @MITLL prior to his work in developing lithium-ion batteries. Warm congrats to him and all of today's winner of the #NobelPrize in Chemistry! https://t.co/z9KndBXo3y pic.twitter.com/5KSkjrKCcO

— Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (@MIT) October 9, 2019

John B. Goodenough has become the oldest #NobelPrize winner at the age of 97. The previous record-holder was Arthur Ashkin, who won the physics prize in 2018 at 96. pic.twitter.com/LOHFMRo5R7

— Science News (@ScienceNews) October 9, 2019

At the age of 57, John B. Goodenough invented the lithium battery which powers all our smart phones, tablets and laptops – as well as electric cars.his original invention and make it redundant.https://t.co/fSRzTiHoUm #Innovation #Great #Battery #Earth #Lithium #Glass

— Dr.Manish Doshi (@drmanishdoshi) September 14, 2019

John B. Goodenough of @UTAustin will be awarded the Benjamin Franklin Medal for Chemistry for his development of the first practical, rechargeable lithium-ion battery cathode material, lithium cobalt oxide, which has revolutionized portable electric power. https://t.co/YcesNgsmoj pic.twitter.com/Z65TxPePNP

— The Franklin Institute (@TheFranklin) April 19, 2018

What role does #electrochemistry have in solving some of society's most pressing issues? Hear what li-ion battery pioneer, John B. Goodenough, has to say. pic.twitter.com/DIQiPYDcR0

— ECS (@ECSorg) December 2, 2017

94-Year Old Lithium-Ion Battery Inventor, John B. Goodenough, Unveils New Ultraefficient Glass Battery https://t.co/wW6IjsFSKH

— ASHRAEnews (@ashraenews) March 9, 2017

John B. Goodenough, SM’50, PhD’52, the father of the lithium-ion battery, is working on the next breakthrough: https://t.co/hkwkNq5mrv pic.twitter.com/QF66BHl2YN

— UChicago (@UChicago) October 21, 2016

In @JBuriak's list: the creator of lithium batteries, John B. Goodenough #ChemNobel https://t.co/cQZJ64Qag6 pic.twitter.com/09sqkLRfMR

— ACS Webinars (@acswebinars) October 1, 2015

In the early 1970s, Stanley Whittingham, awarded this year’s Chemistry Prize, used lithium’s enormous drive to release its outer electron when he developed the first functional lithium battery.#NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/lRD2zBNm4T

— The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 9, 2019

BIG NEWS! Our very own M. Stanley Whittingham has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for pioneering research leading to the development of the lithium-ion battery! https://t.co/E6RT9fDmhl #NobelPrize #NobelPrize2019 pic.twitter.com/JXUcn2ut1u

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) October 9, 2019

Congratulations to M. Stanley Whittingham, distinguished professor of chemistry and materials science, who was recently inducted into the National Academy of Engineering (@theNAEng)! Learn more at https://t.co/JqaAer9auL. pic.twitter.com/Xtcazu7Nq1

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) October 4, 2018

M. Stanley Whittingham, distinguished professor of chemistry and materials science, has been elected to https://t.co/piLESRbQAJ for pioneering the application of intercalation chemistry for energy storage materials! pic.twitter.com/uZL3mPS0HI

— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) February 8, 2018

RT NYGovCuomo "RT binghamtonu: BIG NEWS! Our very own M. Stanley Whittingham has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for pioneering research leading to the development of the lithium-ion battery! https://t.co/KDfnrep8wB #NobelPrize #NobelPrize2019 pic.twitter.com/jVCik2hnCV"

— FreeParkNYC (@freeparknyc) October 9, 2019

Breaking news: On the last day of #ABAA it was announced that the #Nobel #Prize in Chemistry 2019 goes to M. Stanley #Whittingham, John B. Goodenough and Akira Yoshino for their work on #Lithium-Ion #Batteries. Standing Ovations! #ulm pic.twitter.com/QXSrqaDLHm

— Helmholtz Institute Ulm (@HelmholtzUlm) October 9, 2019

M. Stanley Whittingham is a key figure in the history of the development of lithium batteries discovering the concept of intercalation electrodes. His 1970s rechargeable lithium battery was based on a titanium disulfide cathode and a lithium-aluminum anode. #biotiger #lithium pic.twitter.com/Z3zTqGYKLB

— BioTiger (@BioTigerDK) October 9, 2019

After serving as the keynote speaker for this year’s @Cornell Energy Day, M. Stanley Whittingham ventured onto a bigger stage as winner of the @NobelPrize in #Chemistry! Congratulations to our neighbor & fellow engineer, M. Stanley Whittingham, on this well-deserved honor. https://t.co/7th556AXBB

— Cornell Engineering (@CornellEng) October 9, 2019

WATCH: Cathodes 2017: Guest of Honour, Dr. M. Stanley Whittingham https://t.co/pTANAfUiP1 … Join us at Cathodes 2018 where our Guest of Honour is Micheal Austin from @bydcompany

— Benchmark Minerals (@benchmarkmin) August 30, 2018

M. Stanley Whittingham is a key figure in the development of lithium ion batteries. Full video: https://t.co/d8GRM0PQI7 pic.twitter.com/yu9ZnkrBbI

— ECS (@ECSorg) January 24, 2018

https://twitter.com/BellCopperBCU/status/921393135996911617

Professor M. Stanley Whittingham received a lifetime achievement award for his work on the lithium-ion battery. http://t.co/WFCT48Lihf

— Pipe Dream (@bupipedream) March 2, 2015

Canada Vol.23 (miscellaneous)

https://twitter.com/GlobalChamber/status/975134409991991296

It's #CowAppreciationDay! #DYK Alberta is Canada's largest cattle-producing province? As of Jan 1, there are an estimated 4.6 million head in our province — slightly more than people (4.3 million)!
Check out the latest livestock prices: https://t.co/TdhwRKI35x pic.twitter.com/m4i7tJBxMS

— Alberta Agriculture and Forestry (@AlbertaAg) July 9, 2019

The proposed Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction (TIER) system will improve how we manage large industrial emissions. We’re asking for feedback to ensure it’s designed to meet the needs of Alberta’s environment and economy: https://t.co/zBmOeGUbyq #ableg

— Alberta Government (@YourAlberta) July 9, 2019

Are you in the #CdnAg wheat sector? You might benefit from our report on the growing market for organic durum wheat in Canada and the United States. Check it out: https://t.co/W8wkN25cfQ pic.twitter.com/VM1sYpMN9O

— AAFC Canada (@AAFC_Canada) July 30, 2019

ICYMI: Two new reports find Atlantic Canadians in rural areas to be highly politically engaged but not particularly conservative. @somardrawoh and @alchemycarl have the story. @DAL_FASS @DalMIPP #CdnPoli #NBPoli #PEIPoli https://t.co/OoagUF0AAX

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) July 3, 2019

ICYMI: Health Canada's continued delays in regulating neonicotinoids call into question the scientific credibility and impartiality of decision-makers, argues @nadine_bachand. @equiterre #CdnPoli #CdnHealth https://t.co/tQrXQVODDj

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) May 24, 2019

Why are Japan and China seeming to cooperate more closely with one another tactically? @jbmllr writes that "it is simply unsustainable for China to have adversarial relationships with both the United States and Japan at the same time." #cdnpoli #cdnfp https://t.co/ZKU2jTuXfI

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) July 3, 2019

STILL yours to discover – our insights…a place to grow your knowledge base. Get the insights on #OntarioBudget 2019 here: https://t.co/2leZXjSs6G pic.twitter.com/FSgkCjg75b

— The Conference Board of Canada (@ConfBoardofCda) April 10, 2019

99% of BP shareholders just voted to adopt the climate targets of the Paris Agreement, but will the corporation stop offshore drilling? https://t.co/yuaz6KWyH6 #ProtectOffshoreNS #cdnpoli #ClimateCrisis #GreenNewDealCanada #ClimateEmergency #GreenNewDeal pic.twitter.com/RRUfbd7rS1

— Council of Canadians (@CouncilofCDNs) May 22, 2019

Lower Wages, Less Job Security: More Than 2 Million Canadians Worked in Temporary Jobs Last Year #cdnpoli #canlab #cdnecon https://t.co/XJSwC3oV3u

— Broadbent Institute (@broadbent) May 17, 2019

"Canadian mining companies operating overseas are already notorious for disregarding human rights & damaging the environment." Now, they’re increasingly using #ISDS to directly challenge govt measures taken in the public interest: @hadrianmk https://t.co/6Z0cqissPz #cdnpoli

— The CCPA (@ccpa) May 15, 2019

NEW STUDY: Foreign competition barred from 30% of Canadian economy, driving up prices and denying choice for consumers.

Visit https://t.co/4a4fXOSD5j to learn more. #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/0dRFdoxu9t

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) May 23, 2019

Like it or not, we're in a trade war with China, says @lherman8, and Ottawa needs to fight back. Read our latest Intelligence Memo: https://t.co/0bmwfrKHhP #cdnecon #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/OLkj1WrAgg

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) May 24, 2019

Terrific piece on Eric Hobsbawm by @CoreyRobin. https://t.co/b6neRB6Rft #twitterstorians

— Josh Cole (@JoshColeEd) May 10, 2019

Great set of meetings in Tokyo to discuss Canada-Japan trade relations, CPTPP, USMCA and upholding free and liberalized trade in a protectionist era. Thanks to Japan MOFA, Keidanren, and of course my former colleague Canada’s Ambassador to Japan, Ian Burney. pic.twitter.com/b4TWSU68fX

— Meredith Lilly (@LillyResearch) August 21, 2019

Fact checking @AndrewScheer on his claim that Canada got hosed by the U-S on new #NAFTA https://t.co/7pEYnWlU7r #USMCA #cdnpoli

— Charles Adler (@charlesadler) August 2, 2019

https://twitter.com/manny_ottawa/status/1155070746814758912

ICYMI: Watch @RichardHaass's conversation with Canada's Prime Minister @JustinTrudeau, Foreign Minister @cafreeland, and International Trade Diversification Minister @jimcarr_wpg: https://t.co/Mnc8kNavG9 #UNGA

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) September 25, 2018

“Since moving to a free-market model from subsidies and tariffs, dairy in New Zealand has become the country’s top export earner. Overseas shipments last year, totalling NZ$11.9 billion worth of milk, accounted for about two per cent of world production.” https://t.co/xaCYlp5VfE

— Paul Bakhmut (@pbakhmut) August 31, 2018

Canada Conservatives vote for free movement, trade with New Zealand https://t.co/H7DBrdKBjz pic.twitter.com/QTmAdNplIE

— Newshub (@NewshubNZ) August 28, 2018

https://twitter.com/Aldeplumber1/status/1034906585338990594

Good news from @AmChamToronto member #Amazon. When US companies succeed in #Canada, Canadian communities benefit https://t.co/5P4QdSQXLQ

— AmCham Toronto-GTA (@AmChamToronto) July 26, 2018

Very exciting news from @AmChamCanada @AMCHAMCanWest to support our members regarding US business confidence. https://t.co/suGIL5wexD

— AMCHAM Canada West (@AMCHAMCanWest) September 26, 2017

Including Manitoba's own Amy Spearman. All the best Amy! https://t.co/a5GQJ8rql3

— USConsulate Winnipeg (@USConsWinnipeg) July 23, 2018

Aviez-vs visité un musée d'histoire vivante? Fondée en 1947, la plantation Plimoth aux États-Unis raconte l’histoire des colons anglais du XVIIe s. qui se sont installés dans la région & celle des autochtones de Wampanoag. Pr en savoir plus sur ces musées: https://t.co/Fd8cg037G0 pic.twitter.com/YgGKk16nWm

— USConsulate Québec (@usconsquebec) August 23, 2018

"Prime Minister Trudeau will be criticized if he is seen to capitulate, but he will also be criticized if he is seen as contributing to the destruction of NAFTA," making his position vital. @EAnthonyWayne, @AztecDuncan and @Chris_E_Wilson give their take: https://t.co/qekBgSDflL

— The Mexico Institute (@MexicoInstitute) September 2, 2018

https://twitter.com/BCvanguards/status/1036302194809524224
https://twitter.com/BCvanguards/status/1035915373478961153

Trump didn’t offer any concession- Trudeau stood up for us & if he didn’t, he would still be criticized! https://t.co/xjk0Jr4ZZL

— MissKizzy (@missKiz) August 27, 2018

Chrystia Freeland accepts “diplomat of the year” award from Foreign Policy magazine, for managing the Canada-US relationship since Donald Trump took office. pic.twitter.com/tPZC4Q0EPp

— Katie Simpson (@CBCKatie) June 14, 2018

Need to provide biometrics for your application to come to Canada? All the info you need is in this video: https://t.co/yBGhljq0Nz pic.twitter.com/witC9kV8Pk

— Canada in Hungary (@CanadaHungary) July 23, 2018

@startupfest got your wheels turning? Keep the momentum going! Check out all the ways the government can help grow your business. Tax credits, funding, advice, it’s all here. https://t.co/o9FAIsKRCN #Startupfest

— Canada Business (@canadabusiness) July 14, 2018

The economics of #Artificialintelligence by Ajay Agrawal from @creativedlab | https://t.co/z4eIBAzyPv @montrealcdl @canadadotai @_NextAI

— Artificial Intelligence – Techstars Startup Digest (@AIStartupDigest) May 28, 2018

.@LazaridisInst report examines factors that make high-growth tech companies https://t.co/MVWkxs3Odi pic.twitter.com/BjkmpeDHlD

— BetaKit (@BetaKit) May 27, 2018

Quebec-based @Bonjour_sante will use #AI to save patients' from wait-room frustration by texting them two hours before their appointments: https://t.co/pC4DikdMLt pic.twitter.com/BzAg4rjAJD

— Canada.ai (@canadadotai) August 2, 2018

#AI startups in the hunt for $5 million #IBM #WatsonPrize https://t.co/vOXRDcVSUQ

(Past #DobsonCup 2014 winners @eruditeAI and @aifredhealth from @McGillMed @cusm_muhc)#ArtificialIntelligence #Montreal #JeChoisisMontréal

— McGill Dobson Centre (@DobsonCentre) May 24, 2018

Clinical innovation takes centre stage at inaugural @mcgillU CLIC and Hakim Family Prize event
Amid a buzz of excitement, five finalist teams pitched their innovative projects before a full room of enthusiastic supporters and an esteemed panel of judges https://t.co/E51gGwpryG pic.twitter.com/t8uMV02h0f

— McGill Simulation (@mcgillsim) May 30, 2018

#Montreal on the map as one of the globe’s top cities for green laneways https://t.co/jOpnoVKiI0 #ruellesvertes #sustainability

— McGill University (@mcgillu) August 6, 2018

On today's #MondayReading, check the latest article from Henry @Mintzberg141, where he discusses how to efficiently share management responsibilities within the business.

— McGill Desautels (@DesautelsMcGill) August 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/RD_Partners/status/1024999508382494724

Our Toronto Fundica Roadshow highlights video is up! Check out the event recap of the event on June 28th at @MaRSDD. Thank you to all of our attendees, startups, investors & sponsors for joining us! Video by Cerezo Creative. Watch on YouTube: https://t.co/0vVw1rfoAR pic.twitter.com/w4a9LIidiN

— Fundica (@Fundica) July 10, 2018

Rex Murphy: How much more can Canadians ask Alberta to take? https://t.co/tZ1Rg9fYhR pic.twitter.com/qQ28tk7Jdk

— National Post (@nationalpost) August 31, 2018

TYVM @GilTheJenius"AB[Le]CBC https://t.co/NJZoIgJ9w9"Kobe beef: wagyu cows…fed beer; equivalent- Kurobuta: BigRockBrewery mash & hazelnuts

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) February 19, 2017

Revisiting our research on how Canada’s forestry products sector is reshaping its future: https://t.co/0biNSJlocK #NationalForestWeek pic.twitter.com/Qj8EBUcPZQ

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) September 27, 2019

What are the policy implications of Canada’s shift away from defined-benefit #pension plans towards contingent pension plans? Find out in our latest research: https://t.co/LeS8Tq3gtb pic.twitter.com/zzijkEDn4V

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) September 27, 2019

#AI and automation risk widening Canada’s skills gap. Hear more from our latest #podcast on skills mismatch: https://t.co/ryZM7K1w9r #SkillsMismatch pic.twitter.com/umVDFDA74N

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) September 27, 2019

Is it time for @bankofcanada to abandon its single decision-maker structure? Read more in our latest Intelligence Memo: https://t.co/X3HXhL4dPN #governance #MonetaryPolicy pic.twitter.com/DubUPvMmdL

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) September 26, 2019

"In some cases the cost falls more heavily on those on lower incomes" https://t.co/JFmtusWlgs via @nationalpost

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) September 25, 2019

Curtailment has resulted in higher prices for heavy #oil, but has also caused an unintended reduction in rail transport. Read our latest Intelligence Memo on reshaping #Alberta’s oil production: https://t.co/FxDRlrG7Jw pic.twitter.com/9LTnzvn0Eg

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) September 24, 2019

Provinces amortize capital in their #budgets, as do the feds, businesses and not-for-profits. So should cities, says William B.P. Robson. Read more in this Intelligence Memo: https://t.co/jdHIW2l3fc #canpoli #cdnecon pic.twitter.com/aYUjVzKDbG

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) September 23, 2019

Should Canadian cities #budget using the same accounting they use in their financial statements? Read our latest Intelligence Memo on how accounting drives decisions, including Ontario’s decision to takeover Toronto’s #subways. Read more: https://t.co/joXb7LQW54 #TTC pic.twitter.com/f9qJttQjLb

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) September 20, 2019

While collective intergovernmental action is needed for long-term solutions to the #refugee crisis, there are important ways for the business community to be engaged, says @lherman8. Read the op-ed: https://t.co/UyCAujNehH pic.twitter.com/uLOlN3QHtx

— C.D. Howe Institute (@CDHoweInstitute) September 19, 2019

NEW REPORT: In 2018-19, prov. and territorial gvt spent $174.5 B, or 40%, of their budgets on health care services. Due to changing demographics, this could grow as high as 50% by 2040. Want to learn more? Check out free report, commissioned by @CMA_Docs ⚕️https://t.co/G1NXUDGS1b pic.twitter.com/XUiADc3DEF

— The Conference Board of Canada (@ConfBoardofCda) September 26, 2019

https://twitter.com/ConfBoardofCda/status/1175068583296163841
https://twitter.com/ConfBoardofCda/status/1173955322358194176

Times have changed, again. #Nuclear innovation and #ClimateChange have rekindled industry activity and are providing a window of opportunity. How competitive is Canada’s regulatory environment in the global context?https://t.co/tJ58mistsY #CleanEnergy #SustainabilityCanada pic.twitter.com/oIHy0EuJ5M

— The Conference Board of Canada (@ConfBoardofCda) September 6, 2019

"With the stronger domestic data, the central bank has an opportunity to wait and see how the latest round of U.S-China trade talks unfold before they give a nod to any policy response". More on @bankofcanada's announcement in interview with Principal Economist Alicia Mcdonald⬇️ https://t.co/KFQLloht18

— The Conference Board of Canada (@ConfBoardofCda) September 5, 2019

Fascinating new report from @ConfBoardofCda and the Family Enterprise Xchange Foundation. How will parties take these findings into consideration in #elxn43 ? #cdnpoli
'Backbone of the economy': Report highlights impact of family-owned firms https://t.co/5bmsA2VR0U @nationalpost

— Elliot Hughes (@HughesElliot) September 10, 2019

From the archives: Brett Boudreau argues Bill C-58 was a step forward for Canada's access to information system, but more needs to be done. @WHMTE #AccessToInfoDay #CdnPoli https://t.co/1soAtgqZbZ

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) September 28, 2019

"What technology has already decarbonized entire large economies, like France and Sweden and Ontario? Nuclear energy has." @TalkNuclear President @johnAgorman on how nuclear energy can be part of a just transition. #CdnPoli #CdnEnergy https://t.co/Ik0gHwotgv

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) September 27, 2019

Agriculture must be treated as a strategic priority for Canada, and a new @RBC report shows how to make that a reality. @StackhouseJohn #CdnEcon #CdnAg https://t.co/k66chywMNY

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) September 27, 2019

https://twitter.com/IRPP/status/1177561041691168768

Read up on how your province or territory has approached #CarbonPricing with Policy Options' recent series. With pieces by @khar1958 @DavidMcLA @mmildenberger @andrew_leach @parkinac @PoliticalOlive @ls_raymond and more. #CdnPoli #ReadAgain https://t.co/FOUCOLMs24

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) September 27, 2019

Joyce Green: "Governments of settler states have a most difficult time … acknowledging that the state itself is built on an expropriated base of Indigenous territories, sovereignties and resources." @UofRegina #CdnPoli #Indigenous #UNDRIP https://t.co/z9PdbpjLEF

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) September 26, 2019

Missed Policy Options' first #POElxnEvent? We've got you covered! Head to the podcast to hear @TashaKheiriddin, @mikedesouza, @JenniferRobson8 and @jenditchburn discuss the emerging policy themes of #Elxn43. @RiddellMPM @MaxBellSchool #CdnPoli https://t.co/RyzBVeUF5U

— IRPP/Policy Options (@IRPP) September 26, 2019

Why do foreign firms own so many patents on Canadian inventions? : https://t.co/8fiDaD8LK9

— Robert Asselin (@rasselin66) September 26, 2019

On ‘news values’ and the paucity of #elxn43 climate change coverage. Important piece for @IRPP by colleague @padams29 #cdnpoli https://t.co/l1hTRs0uF7

— Josh Greenberg (@josh_greenberg) September 25, 2019

The Liberals’ plan to ban “military-style” rifles didn’t come out of nowhere. As shown in @IRPP, police chiefs (@CACP_ACCP) called for new laws 40+ years ago. In 1994 CACP said “sole purpose” of such rifles was “killing people in large numbers.” #elxn43 https://t.co/JssYmzmU5I

— Blake Brown (@RBlakeBrown) September 21, 2019

If Canada keeps its oil in the ground, how will other countries respond?https://t.co/8DYmZVrZiw pic.twitter.com/fxf4SScDq5

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 27, 2019

NEW STUDY: Why has Michigan’s economy recovered so well following the 2009 recession, while Ontario’s continues to struggle?https://t.co/l9VZ2lq7dm #onpoli pic.twitter.com/eGBeLDhsAU

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 26, 2019

China is moving from one country/two systems to one country/one system.https://t.co/23aC45jUkj

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 19, 2019

Policymakers must consider automatic policy responses to recessions—EI benefits increased by nearly $5 billion in 2009.https://t.co/kgkkqAbxsC pic.twitter.com/pCzp0BsIpQ

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 19, 2019

NEW STUDY: By establishing individual property rights, a small B.C. First Nation has become entrepreneurial and prosperous.https://t.co/qNH07dVGuh pic.twitter.com/7iFw1IS9pp

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 17, 2019

Why are energy companies fleeing Alberta?https://t.co/k9aGsJTsHT #abpoli

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 16, 2019

How will plan to help first-time homebuyers affect affordability?https://t.co/POlU2ExxzC

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 14, 2019

How is Canada different from other universal health-care countries?https://t.co/OIoc59q7HE #CdnHealth

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 13, 2019

The report's plan will force Canadians to use generics and "biosimilars" or pay the full cost for brand names. Read onhttps://t.co/QAzAOccwz2 #cdnhealth #cdnpoli

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 12, 2019

Hong Kong, Singapore again lead world in economic freedom—U.S. back in top 5 most-free countries.

Read the new Economic Freedom of the World report.https://t.co/sVcJp9QX0P pic.twitter.com/EQ9tyTLOCw

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 12, 2019

Last Friday’s StatsCan data drop—right before the summer’s last long weekend—reconfirms that the economy is in trouble.https://t.co/EMWY3mbJnh #cdnpoli

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 6, 2019

NEW STUDY: In high-income countries such as Canada, increased education spending has little effect on test scores.

Read the study at https://t.co/4a4fXPadWR #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/hWcd2NkPHh

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) September 6, 2019

"Canada is facing a growing swirl of climate, geopolitical and governance pressures, centered on its largely neglected Arctic region." ⁠— @PhDJSpence and John Higginbotham

Discover our new 2019 #Arctic report: https://t.co/snb5mhPt1t

— CIGI (@CIGIonline) September 29, 2019

Beyond motives, we also need to think about the ends of tech criticism — both intended and unintended. https://t.co/fNhogsT2Kc #techlash

— CIGI (@CIGIonline) September 28, 2019

Saving the #WTO dispute-settlement mechanism would go a long way toward preserving the multilateral trading system. Replacing it with something weaker could have the opposite effect, writes CIGI's @HectorRTorres2. https://t.co/bpxN0AqP4K

— CIGI (@CIGIonline) September 28, 2019

"The US-China #tradewar makes things more difficult for Canadian policy makers," said CIGI's @BobFayEcon.

It’s not about picking sides – rather it's about making sure Cdn businesses have access to many markets for their products and services. https://t.co/TDXMgwpzrL @Gracemzshao

— CIGI (@CIGIonline) September 27, 2019

Canada faces a “data trilemma,” whereby it is not possible to have data flow freely across borders, a high-trust data environment and a national data protection regime.

In their latest paper, @PRleblond and @aaronsonsusan propose a solution: https://t.co/BF1v2EBdXb #GCdigital pic.twitter.com/nSVDBRoMhC

— CIGI (@CIGIonline) September 27, 2019

I also reviewed @PaulBlustein's new book, which everyone should read. (The book.) (And also the review.) https://t.co/fD3rXWJ2lO

— Soumaya Keynes (@SoumayaKeynes) September 27, 2019

Time and again, opinion polls find that Canadians are proud of our #healthcare system, but how do we improve access? In our final #elxn43 Primer, @DavidMacCdn breaks down the history of Canada's health care funding and a bold plan for service expansion. https://t.co/HP9KNk0Yle pic.twitter.com/XRLS68WmfN

— The CCPA (@ccpa) September 25, 2019

A wealth tax is fundamentally different than Canada's current income tax model, @DavidMacCdn explains. "If you make money [by selling stocks at a profit], you already pay 50% less in taxes than someone who had earned that same income by working" https://t.co/Kj0vtOAYPD #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/r38ssiT8Y1

— The CCPA (@ccpa) September 19, 2019

Should there be a wealth tax on the very rich?

Read competing views from @SheilaBlockTO and @awudrick #TheBigDebate https://t.co/puD96LltZl

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) September 24, 2019

Photographer Weronika Murray takes us to the Northwest Territories, where a #climatechange monitoring program combines Western science-based research & #Indigenous knowledge.

In @thenarwhalca, Murray captures those involved in the project: https://t.co/5FljdF5NPJ #bestoftheweb

— OpenCanada (@OpenCanada) September 28, 2019

Is it possible to have too much scepticism?

As @WilwithoneL writes in the @guardian, "this radically sceptical age… is a liberation of sorts, but it is also at the heart of our deteriorating confidence in public institutions." https://t.co/SQdvihdeWK #bestoftheweb

— OpenCanada (@OpenCanada) September 26, 2019

"Get rid of the ideological heaviness & the podium effects of election campaigns. Your government must strive to review the conduct & substance of our foreign policy."

An open letter to Canada's next foreign minister from Jocelyn Coulon: https://t.co/nV2OlZMU4M #cdnfp #elxn43

— OpenCanada (@OpenCanada) September 25, 2019

Technology is largely changing our lives for the better. However, when it comes to digital foreign interference into democratic processes, emerging technology poses a serious threat to our information environments. #cdnpoli #cdnnatsec https://t.co/vdJZFqRmG3

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) September 26, 2019

"There is a set of norms of how states are to behave in cyberspace," says MLI's Christian Leuprecht, "and those norms are currently being flagrantly violated, and this is extremely dangerous especially when it comes to critical infrastructure." @itworldca https://t.co/R8p8VZKulF

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) September 25, 2019

#ICYMI https://t.co/dN3ewlZBsO

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) September 25, 2019

We cannot make judgments about the health of our labour markets simply by looking at the headline data. "Otherwise we risk missing the people who felt so neglected that they voted to put such a flawed political actor in the White House," writes @Sean_Speer https://t.co/7QkwnHZB8k

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) September 27, 2019

#ICYMI – in our most-read article of this week, @richardcowens explains why new proposed rules aimed at cutting drug prices may actually have serious negative consequences for consumers. #cdnpoli #cdnhealth https://t.co/pvzgKjAfPc

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) September 27, 2019

As a middle power, Canada has both "natural" and "necessary" partners in the Indo-Pacific region. @nagystephen1 discusses what this means in our latest podcast. #cdnpoli #cdnfp https://t.co/473gSuZFDA

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) September 27, 2019

According to @cburton001, what onlookers are witnessing in #HongKong is "a Chinese city that yearns to stave off its creeping and almost certain full subordination to the dictates… of the Chinese Communist Party." #HongKongProtest #cdnpoli #cdnfp https://t.co/6a5KdZtbfZ

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) September 26, 2019

While Japan, South Korea, and China may be cautiously seeking re-engagement, the revolving nature of intra-regional tensions "has gotten in the way of any sustainable cohesiveness between all three sides." #cdnpoli #cdnfp @jbmllr https://t.co/ZXMMDw35o6

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) September 27, 2019

"…the loss of the Solomon Islands, along with other recent defections — and defections sure to follow — does not undermine Taiwan's ability to exist as a de facto country." @JMichaelCole1 #cdnpoli #cdnfp https://t.co/NQ0SXsQD3t

— Macdonald-Laurier Institute (@MLInstitute) September 27, 2019

Important new MLI video on how Canada can combat China’s economic coercion. Please consider sharing!

CC: @TerryGlavin @joannachiu @acoyne @mfisheroverseas @cburton001 @AnastasiaLinTO @jbmllr @shuvmajumdar @BradWestPoCo @kolga @David_Mulroney @calxandr #cdnpoli #cdnecon #cdnfp https://t.co/zsVeBU9PlN

— Brett Byers (@Brett__Byers) September 28, 2019

Catch a glimpse of @MLInstitute’s very own @kshahrooz here. #cdnfp https://t.co/u8CDDhtax3

— Shuvaloy Majumdar (@shuvmajumdar) September 27, 2019

US Policy Changes Vol.103 (Economy Vol.16 – including domestic policy, finance, healthcare, safety, trade)

Watch Chair Powell’s statement from the #FOMC press conference:

Intro clip: https://t.co/QXvE5tUecT

Full video: https://t.co/hvZ2atoBmo

Press Conference materials: https://t.co/W2SBSI2CU3

— Federal Reserve (@federalreserve) September 18, 2019

Read Chair Powell's opening statement from the #FOMC press conference (PDF): https://t.co/C7fU7atGVN

— Federal Reserve (@federalreserve) September 18, 2019

LIVE: Fed Chairman Powell speaks after the rate cut ▶️ https://t.co/d3KDx5pdUw

— Bloomberg TV (@BloombergTV) September 18, 2019

Powell also says no more rate cuts. Serious question, how would he know? Again, the Fed's models show that he, and they, are just following the bond mkt.

The projections for fed funds are following in BEHIND Euro$ futures. Literally behind the curve. https://t.co/BE1A0xLDxj pic.twitter.com/0cpf4v9KKw

— Jeffrey P. Snider (@JeffSnider_AIP) September 20, 2019

When asked directly, Trump responded with rare ambivalence.

"Yeah, it’s safe. I mean, sure. Why not?" https://t.co/LPPoqBL9AV

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 19, 2019

"Powell and the Fed have been chasing deteriorating conditions just as Ben Bernanke did in 2007. In doing so, Powell appears to be fighting to avert the inevitable: The US economy is eventually headed for a recession," writes Sven Henrich https://t.co/uusw7IzQnY

— CNN Business (@CNNBusiness) September 19, 2019

Powell September 6:
“We’re not forecasting or expecting a recession,” he said. “The most likely outlook is still moderate growth”
“Our main expectation is not at all that there will be a recession,” Powell said.”https://t.co/y9qq1jczvq

— Sven Henrich (@NorthmanTrader) September 16, 2019

The Fed's statement left the market pretty much unchanged. Jay Powell's statements….not so much. Yields are pushing notably higher as he speaks, dollar strengthening. pic.twitter.com/N1Y9gHZEld

— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) September 18, 2019

"Yeah, it’s safe. Sure, why not?” Trump says of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's job https://t.co/Tf2dDIANY6

— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) September 19, 2019

#Fed's Powell: Do not foresee Fed using negative rates. pic.twitter.com/YGxuwndXbl

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) September 18, 2019

Despite political pressure to lower interest rates, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has continued to pursue low inflation and high employment. In @thehill, @AEI's Desmond Lachman writes that the health of US economy will depend on his resolve: https://t.co/Kz85CKkoEa

— AEI Economics (@AEIecon) September 24, 2019

The free-market doctrine does not rest on an assumption that consumers make wise choices. Like the mythical “economic man,” the Perfectly Wise Individual is a straw man created by the critics of the theory. | Murray Rothbardhttps://t.co/cx0YJJOVUT

— Mises Institute (@mises) September 8, 2019

Sam Bowles spks to @jcohen570 in @BostonReview abt links btwn his father's legacy & @coreeconteam: "we’re advocating for a new way of understanding how the economy works, what people are like, how we interact in the economy & with our biosphere."https://t.co/z185K7lnGS

— The CORE Project (@coreeconteam) August 5, 2019

Financial panic—worry that the economy could make a surprise downturn—has been a persistent effect of the Great Recession. A new series explores how that panic may be affecting our current economy https://t.co/BbCKTwku3X pic.twitter.com/7upHPzXp1q

— St. Louis Fed (@stlouisfed) August 8, 2019

"You're doing something in a way that's never been done before for people that have never been included in the process. That's power. You are the evolution. The revolution," @iamdellgines @KansasCityFed on the evolution of economic development. https://t.co/CGpkJRL7Bi

— Kauffman Foundation (@KauffmanFDN) July 31, 2019

Hot off the presses, from @JeremyWHegle and the @kansascityfed team, "Disconnected: Seven Lessons on Fixing the Digital Divide" dropped today. Important context for the challenges facing digital inclusion advocates (and a Chattanooga cameo on page 31). https://t.co/smE3RiEJ1R

— Geoff Millener (@gmillener) July 31, 2019

Some economists have questioned whether the traditional inverse relationship between inflation & unemployment, known as the #PhillipsCurve, still holds. However, research suggests Phillips curve models remain useful tools for central banks. https://t.co/xQD7wXdSPz pic.twitter.com/aU4KIoiLqF

— Kansas City Fed (@KansasCityFed) July 31, 2019

Watch Chair Powell’s statement from the #FOMC press conference:

Intro clip: https://t.co/hHN0TgdxBF

Full video: https://t.co/eIDNUYKdoc

Press Conference materials: https://t.co/pnkDWysEdj

— Federal Reserve (@federalreserve) July 31, 2019

10 years after the financial crisis: Uneven progress and some structural disconnects https://t.co/h5X2A8uIpj pic.twitter.com/spLOD4R7Jq

— STEM America (@STEMinAmerica) September 9, 2018

Workers with low levels of education still haven’t recovered from the Great Recession, shows @laurenlbauer @hamiltonproj https://t.co/WeC2BUZ8qD pic.twitter.com/6CO8lPchbQ

— Richard V. Reeves (@RichardvReeves) September 6, 2018

@JoeSquawk John Kerry isn't entirely correct about recent economic growth going to the top. See article recently released by Brookings:

As midterm elections near, smaller, redder places show more economic growth https://t.co/yutRud398i via @BrookingsInst

— Philip Piro (@PhilipAPiro) September 12, 2018

"Perhaps the story of urban decline and revival is about more than statistics? The most important thing seems to be loving the place." https://t.co/9hm6y6XJCA

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) August 18, 2018

Now: Janet Yellen, @jasonfurman, Don Kohn, Brian Sack, and Ted @TrumanTed join us to discuss monetary and fiscal policy around the world. Watch live here: https://t.co/2Zg9Fdo6B2 #FinCrisisLessons

— Brookings Econ (@BrookingsEcon) September 11, 2018

Watch: @RichardvReeves explains the rising share of the safety net going toward the American middle class.

Read the full report here: https://t.co/y5qfnUdXio https://t.co/vCXJGKFhEI

— Brookings Econ (@BrookingsEcon) September 11, 2018

How can cities bridge the gap between their ambition to leverage technology thoughtfully and the actual outcomes they hope to achieve? https://t.co/DoYh7CYWp1

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) August 23, 2018

Upper Midwest states generate around ⅓ of the nation’s new ideas, technologies, and talent, but attract less than 5% of venture capital investment https://t.co/FnmNXWXN1B

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) August 16, 2018

As the economy becomes more digitized, local governments are losing billions in tax revenue. SCOTUS just opened the door for states to collect: https://t.co/6t1X8pdQFz

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) August 10, 2018

Evidence shows ride-sharing services replace trips on public transportation—but the two don’t necessarily need to compete. https://t.co/Wkz9FoEccb

— Brookings Governance (@BrookingsGov) September 10, 2018

"Does America Face a 'Boom' in Retiree Bankruptcies?" @aeiecon @forbes https://t.co/jrbQD4eQj0

— Andrew G. Biggs (@biggsag) August 11, 2018

"Hardly anyone wants to admit America is beating poverty," Bruce Meyer and James Sullivan write. But the latest @WhiteHouseCEA report "tells the truth."

Read the full Wall Street Journal op-ed ⬇️ https://t.co/twSZdz6UhW

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) August 7, 2018

The latest from James Capretta: Forecasts from the OMB and the CBO show that America’s financial state is in desperate need of repair. via @realclearpolicy https://t.co/M1X35Zzo3a

— AEI Economics (@AEIecon) August 16, 2018

.@MichaelRStrain and @RameshPonnuru on 'Trumponomics': Among the potential dangers to the economy posed by the Trump administration, the threat of a trade war looms largest. https://t.co/tyuy12Z86O

— AEI Economics (@AEIecon) August 8, 2018

.@JimPethokoukis sits down with @AEI's Alan Viard to assess the Trump tax cuts and to discuss tax policy more broadly. https://t.co/5VszNufG6o

— AEI Economics (@AEIecon) August 8, 2018

A little wonky, but this is an interesting discussion. The way we tax capital gains, interest, etc have real impacts on the economy. Plus, proper congressional process matters. @AEI's Alan Viard on capital gains: https://t.co/myIH7haFgd #uspol @AEIecon

— Nic Dunn (@nicdunnutah) August 10, 2018

"only 8 percent of all Medicare enrollees pay an income-related premium, and that percentage is expected to rise to only about 10 percent in the coming years." https://t.co/mbRPGAtphL

— Latino Public Policy (@LatinoPPF) August 9, 2018

The number of Americans who said the federal government needed major reform jumped from 37% in 1997 to 60% in 2018. https://t.co/eQ9KAkaefw

— Brookings Governance (@BrookingsGov) August 14, 2018

#IBM Martin Fleming @Fleming_Martin to participate in the new Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy @BrookingsEcon Productivity Measurement Initiative to improve the quality of economic statistics https://t.co/kORXeiw0yv … via @BrookingsInst

— Anna Sekaran (@amsekaran) July 31, 2018

The U.S. added 213,000 jobs in June, better than economist forecasts of 195,000, but the unemployment rate ticked up to 4% from 3.8%. Read more via @CNBC: https://t.co/gFIOfZJFfQ

— Whitman School at SU (@WhitmanatSU) July 6, 2018

GE sold its distributed power business on Monday to shrink itself and raise cash to pay down a mountain of debt, and it was out of the Dow Jones Industrial Average after more than a century last week. via @CNNMoney: https://t.co/zT0BSBPSvS

— Whitman School at SU (@WhitmanatSU) June 26, 2018

Congressional Budget Office forecast leaves no room for wishful thinking – https://t.co/fH5tb1VqA0

— Porter J Leaman (@PorterJLeaman) April 20, 2018

WATCH: Trump economic adviser praises Ocasio-Cortez on Fox News for exchange with Fed chairman: She "nailed it" https://t.co/bsMYEw3mws pic.twitter.com/T9Xene8DHq

— The Hill (@thehill) July 12, 2019

Wisconsin federal judge orders Anheuser-Busch to pull some corn syrup ads about Chicago-based MillerCoors — however, the Super Bowl ad that kicked off a lawsuit and the Corn Syrup War can keep running https://t.co/VsHVOAYIGf

— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) May 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/Trade__Talks/status/1176823240372760577

A major additional economic flashpoint between the Trump administration and Beijing is hiding in plain sight. It revolves around the US threat of economic retaliation over China’s continuing oil imports from Iran and Venezuela. https://t.co/ayuTCDQgFb

— Peterson Institute (@PIIE) September 25, 2019

As US-China trade talks draw near, @AEI's Claude Barfield writes that Chinese trade reforms are still a work in progress. Read part two of his blog on foreign investment, forced technology transfer, and government subsidies in @AEIdeas: https://t.co/QlX67NSvUV

— AEI Economics (@AEIecon) September 25, 2019

5 steps to rejuvenate the economies of the Middle East and North Africa: https://t.co/og9JoHdzRF

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) September 24, 2019

In the first episode of "And Now the Hard Part"—a new podcast by FP & @BrookingsInst—former CIA officer Bruce Riedel argues that Saudi Arabia is a problematic partner and becoming less important to US interests. Get his take on how the US should respond. https://t.co/0DY7RsHeLd

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) September 25, 2019

The bipartisan #SyriaStudyGroup has released its report on the U.S. strategy toward the #Syria conflict and Director of @SAISStrat Mara Karlin, who served on the group, provides her key takeaways from the report via @BrookingsInst. https://t.co/Aq0SswOSL4

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) September 24, 2019

An honour to be hosted at a state dinner by @realDonaldTrump & the First Lady. The Rose Garden, where the dinner was held, was decked out in colours of green & gold & topped off with an amazing performance of Waltzing Matilda. America is a great friend (& Jen looked awesome!). pic.twitter.com/XWMguC8Iq7

— Scott Morrison (@ScottMorrisonMP) September 21, 2019

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and wife Jenny arrive at US President Donald Trump’s second-ever State Dinner in honour of one of his closest allies. But it was Melania who stole the show. More: https://t.co/HpSDBAYEsG pic.twitter.com/3l8cD6rGzI

— news.com.au (@newscomauHQ) September 21, 2019

John Bolton tried his best to draw the U.S. into a war. Luckily, he failed. https://t.co/4KB3DQ8fxZ

— The Intercept (@theintercept) September 11, 2019

“I like to remember, too, the resilience of our country – the coming together around the sense that we were now deeply American. I think we could use some of that again.” @CondoleezzaRice reflects on Sept. 11 pic.twitter.com/v4Kc0Od8JR

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) September 11, 2019

Japan’s government might end up buying extra corn from the U.S. to avoid President Trump’s ire, one expert suggests, and figure out later what to do with it—even burning it as biofuel https://t.co/wpRNEQq5hU

— Real Time Economics (@WSJecon) September 12, 2019

Most American students believe that their classmates are afraid to say what they think https://t.co/IJtVDPybMJ

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 5, 2019

https://twitter.com/BlogsofWar/status/1012072763283001344

Not too surprisingly, and as they should, (Internet search) trends reveal Americans’ concerns about democracy https://t.co/EMQlaWv4mP

— Eva Egron-Polak (@eegronpolak) April 6, 2018

"Opioids are a symptom and a symbol of much larger social and economic problems, and those social and economic problems came to bear during the 2016 election," says Prof Shannon Monnat. @CPRMaxwell @smonnat https://t.co/MsLVJ25weo

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) July 6, 2018

Prof Jennifer Karas Montez & @mdhayward explore how health disparities are related to education & policy. @jennkarasmontez @CPRMaxwell @scientia_social https://t.co/nhnopHJBGZ

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) July 3, 2018

Prof Shannon Monnat says long-running challenges in many #rural communities are the underlying drivers of increased #opioid overdose rates, things like economic decline and social isolation. @smonnat @CPRMaxwell @nhpr https://t.co/0XdhcrHTeH

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) June 28, 2018

Republican "opportunity zone" laws parallel failed Democratic efforts since the 1960s to top-down plan cities with federal spending subsidies. — @CatoEdwards https://t.co/uT4AMyDhXO #CatoEcon pic.twitter.com/2o26HrPiir

— Cato Institute (@CatoInstitute) September 26, 2019

In a paper published by @ConcordC, @AEI's @joeantos and @BrookingsInst's Alice Rivlin present a viable agenda for controlling health spending while promoting access to affordable, high-quality care.

Read their paper here: https://t.co/ZKcxkMzaH3 pic.twitter.com/qtV5WhcWUw

— AEI Economics (@AEIecon) September 25, 2019

"The logic is straightforward: when taxes go up people work less; when Social Security benefits go up, people save less. If people work less and save less, the economy grows more slowly." @biggsag in @Forbes https://t.co/LlvYm65pEt

— AEI (@AEI) September 19, 2019

Texas & a number of other states have sued the federal government, arguing that the ACA should be struck down. Where does your state stand? https://t.co/MX41eTusVp

— Brookings Econ (@BrookingsEcon) September 24, 2019

How does the impeachment process work?

The Brookings Institute's Elaine Kamarck breaks it down for @ABC News: https://t.co/XQxW4odwO8 pic.twitter.com/QnOGKn9Gfu

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) September 25, 2019

Pelosi has announced formal #impeachment proceedings of President Trump. @CatoInstitute expert on executive power and the role of the president, @GeneHealy, is here to help you understand what impeachment actually means. https://t.co/nf4D88tHGy

— Building Tomorrow (@BuildTmrw) September 25, 2019

Without policies in place to control the growth of healthcare spending, a large amount of the U.S. economy’s future growth could be absorbed by excessively costly health systems: https://t.co/4HsZCNyETr

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) September 25, 2019

WATCH: Trump allies raising millions to investigate the press #MTPDaily @ChuckTodd: “Organized efforts to target journalists and discredit their reporting happen in places like Russia and China… Organized efforts to target journalists should not happen in America.” pic.twitter.com/U6KIEaGERD

— Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) September 3, 2019

Kathleen Hall Jamieson of @factcheckdotorg said at a #JFKForum says she has a “different name” for fake news. pic.twitter.com/yiey9xVjkK

— JFK Library (@JFKLibrary) December 21, 2017

Or read more here: How Russia Helped Swing the Election for Trump https://t.co/pRoMt8W16B https://t.co/SZ2vdIZxvG

— APPC Penn (@APPCPenn) June 5, 2019

Trump can’t win reelection without winning Florida. And he’s acting like it.https://t.co/3uodaVcGxH

— David Smiley (@NewsbySmiley) May 25, 2019

On @AJUpFront, I asked Trump campaign adviser Marc Porter if he was ok with the Democratic 2020 presidential candidate calling on China to hack Trump’s emails, or for the candidate’s kids to meet in secret with representatives of the Iranian government:pic.twitter.com/g9zpDjg0Zb

— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) May 1, 2019

British consumers have begun trading in smartphones from Huawei in growing numbers since the Chinese tech giant was hit by a U.S. supply blacklist. https://t.co/dygAtAmMFE

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) May 25, 2019

Gen. Jim Mattis tells @FiringLineShow that fiscal sustainability is critical to democracy and right now, we are not acting responsibly. “History will tell you that no country has maintained its sovereignty or its military security if it didn't keep its fiscal house in order.” pic.twitter.com/QrUqkDAQuR

— Firing Line with Margaret Hoover (@FiringLineShow) September 5, 2019

The Trump administration will reveal its plans to rescind California’s authority to regulate auto emissions at an event on Wednesday https://t.co/7lJ3eopx88

— Bloomberg (@business) September 17, 2019

We spend too much time focused on specific vulnerabilities and not enough on systemic risk, so I tried to make some of the systemic US election risks clear in this speculative fiction piece in @lawfareblog.

Some points I would like to highlight… https://t.co/fJIjRCsIdi

— Alex Stamos (@alexstamos) September 5, 2019

The SAFE Banking Act addresses a major financial issue for cannabis-related businesses, but @mhnickie, @JohnJHudak, and @Aarondklein argue that it is also an opportunity to ameliorate the effects of the “war on drugs” on communities of color. https://t.co/sqs789h2Z5

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) September 25, 2019

This new post by @trounstine discusses her new book, 'Segregation by Design: Local Politics and Inequality in American Cities', followed by several reactions to the book from notable scholars of local and urban politics https://t.co/irgeQTCt5d

— Urban Affairs Review (@UrbanAffairsRev) July 3, 2019

A Mike Pompeo-led CIA review in 2017 found no wrongdoing in how the agency concluded that Russia wanted to help Donald Trump in 2016https://t.co/4dCopkpWvP

— POLITICO (@politico) July 12, 2019

The NRA celebrated the changes. https://t.co/GxuLfpZieN

— Slate (@Slate) September 2, 2019

NEW FROM @ABCNEWS: Would TRUMP accept dirt on a 2020 Democratic opponent from Russia or China, or would call the @FBI?
"I think maybe you do both. I think you might want to listen. There’s nothing wrong with listening … It’s not an interference.” pic.twitter.com/N6AmTNIzmZ

— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) June 12, 2019

A financial audit filed by the National Rifle Association and obtained by CREW shows that in 2018 the gun-rights organization spent millions more than it brought in, leading to a nearly $9 million decline in net assets at the end of the year. https://t.co/P5FmGHsNuz

— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) September 2, 2019

Oh, and let’s see which Congresspeople get the most money from the NRA… oh hey, look at that!https://t.co/JN3ULr441I pic.twitter.com/Pt2fuyVIMR

— Phil Plait (@BadAstronomer) September 2, 2019

Idea: The more people read-understand the Mueller Report findings, the stronger our democracy.

Application: We (@just_security) asked very top legal experts to provide a super-condensed version of the Mueller Report

Result: #MuellerReportExpertSummaries https://t.co/wl2Astg872

— Ryan Goodman (@rgoodlaw) August 20, 2019

https://twitter.com/hmtennapel/status/1023194443468427265

From our #Cyberstates report, the estimated total output of the tech industry into the US economy is around 1.6 trillion. Read more here: https://t.co/AMD8xUUAxZ pic.twitter.com/X8SgX3xz25

— CompTIA (@CompTIA) July 15, 2018

The worries over U.S. intelligencehttps://t.co/zh4MaK9J4o #JamesClapper @BelferCenter

— EsanE (@nikkeix225) July 15, 2018

Is Trump’s America the Safest Country in the World? – Foreign Policy https://t.co/f8486txld4

— Anurag Shrivastava (@hrnext) June 27, 2018

What America can learn from Europe’s new digital privacy laws (if it is willing to learn, or capable of learning, anything from any other country now) : How EU General Data Protection Regulation empowers digital civic engagement https://t.co/YfZeq4Zrz8 #EU #data #digital #privacy

— John Voelcker (@johnvoelcker) May 10, 2018

America vs the #hackers: inside a #cybersecurity bootcamp https://t.co/qPjBjmftCP via TheCyberSecHub #Tech #Fintech #Finserv #AI #Insurtech #MachineLearning #ML #Insurance #CX #Robotics #Chatbot #Bot #Data #Bigdata #Analytics #AdvancedAnalytics

— Colin Bristow (@BristowColin) April 27, 2018

World Vol.5

The attacks against the Saudi oil facilities raise (at least) two important legal questions:

Do they change the conflict in Yemen from a non-international armed conflict to an international one?

Are oil facilities legitimate military targets? https://t.co/mzPfLmihuX

— Just Security (@just_security) September 19, 2019

The recent attacks on Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq facility & Khurais oil field have raised questions over the kingdom's – and the world's – security of crude supply.

Here's what you need to know about #infrastructure, #oilprices & #tradeflows: https://t.co/FZ29zdKgtK #OOTT #OPEC pic.twitter.com/p9OOMY4fZZ

— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) September 15, 2019

Oil down 2% amid ongoing U.S.-China trade war and rising OPEC and Russian oil output pic.twitter.com/0NFHy0A9Yc

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) September 3, 2019

China agrees to invest $280bn into Iran's oil, gas and petrochemical sectors #OOTT https://t.co/ZRkJ8B4TCB

— Petroleum Economist (@PetroleumEcon) September 3, 2019

Quoted by Al Arabiya English on Saudi strategy to split Ministry Energy Minerals and Mines. #oott #oilprice #hydrocarbons #oilprice #energysecurity #crude #aramco #opec #reserves #strategy #business #news https://t.co/ZlSS8wgXGM

— cyril widdershoven (@riskparty63) September 2, 2019

Iraq is committed to curbing its oil output in compliance with the OPEC+ agreement, but says persistent divisions with Kurdistan over exports are making it difficult https://t.co/QMoPv0g3de

— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) September 10, 2019

How John Bolton's exit changes the outlook for oil markets https://t.co/LtRxdWNOv8

— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) September 10, 2019

The U.S. now exports more oil than Saudi Arabia https://t.co/w28SIAPjav

— Bloomberg (@business) September 13, 2019

This may be as good as it gets for the OPEC+ mission to shrink global oil inventories https://t.co/jFm6MqlChb

— Bloomberg (@business) September 13, 2019

BREAKING: Saudi #Oil Output Cut in Half (5 million barrels a day) After Drones Strike Aramco Sitehttps://t.co/6q3qzjKxaN #OOTT

— Dean Fantazzini (@DeanFantazzini) September 14, 2019

SAUDI ARABIA LATEST: Riyadh is racing to restore #oil output after a drone attack on its mega #Abqaiq processing centre knocked down 5.7m bd in output (50%of the kingdom's total capacity) | #OOTT #SaudiArabia #OPEC with @nayrazz https://t.co/ZMb9BRaN5f

— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) September 15, 2019

https://twitter.com/JavierBlas/status/1173115496226598913

MUST READ: In the wake of the drone attack against the Abqaiq oil facility in Saudi Arabia, a recent very good (and detailed paper) from the @CSIS think thank in Washington about the vulnerability of critical Saudi infrastructure | #OOTT link to pdf here: https://t.co/q2SuhqyDId pic.twitter.com/VKvrp0jltL

— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) September 14, 2019

#DroneAttacks on two #SaudiAramco factories in Abqaiq and Khurais provinces on Saturday sparked fires that the state oil co brought under control, the Saudi interior ministry spokesman said https://t.co/h3TYKkXbtq

— Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) September 14, 2019

WATCH | AIER's @jeffreyatucker joins @BoomBustRT to talk about the investors who are eyeing a piece of Saudi Aramco IPO and Singapore’s Secret to Stability. Complete interview here: https://t.co/yxudRi8lrR. #SaudiAramco #AramcoIPO #Singapore #Gold pic.twitter.com/rbdjjmrfF6

— American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) (@aier) September 10, 2019

Macroeconomic headwinds and rising supply will mean $50 oil in the next six months, Trafigura says. It’s likely to return to $70-75 in the medium to long-term. https://t.co/CfmdMgR3U1 via @iamsharoncho @helloimserene @A_DiPaola17 #OOTT pic.twitter.com/hhbTNsctyR

— Stuart Wallace (@StuartLWallace) September 11, 2019

#OPEC report: Group’s output in August +136k b/d to 29.74m b/d driven by Saudi & Nigeria. Lowers 2019 global oil demand growth est by 80k b/d to 1.02m b/d. 2019 non-OPEC supply growth est. +10k b/d to 1.99m b/d (US seen as main driver at +1.8m b/d but 2020 seen lower) #OOTT pic.twitter.com/hOHYs1OpjZ

— Helen Robertson (@HelenCRobertson) September 11, 2019

My latest animation, on how hard it is to compare standard of living over time, especially when the economic world is so dynamic. Please watch, share, RT: https://t.co/9Xll8jiFMG

— Russell Roberts (@EconTalker) September 11, 2019

Gold investors have gone into wait-and-see mode ahead of an expected interest rate reduction by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday https://t.co/ZaQ8bxwzRA

— Bloomberg Australia (@BloombergAU) September 18, 2019

Photos: What the youth climate strike looks like around the world

MAD IMPRESSIVE.https://t.co/bPIbYJALpl pic.twitter.com/mJOGwzfUYf

— Kainaz Amaria (@kainazamaria) September 20, 2019

Someone who doesn’t know the glaciers melted between 20K and 10K yrs ago. Now, in the Neoglacial period of the Holocene Interglacial, they are advancing again, with a temporary reprieve during the past 200 yrs.https://t.co/lyZw96J5nF and:https://t.co/ZoksVMX24Y https://t.co/bXZSwEgIfH

— Patrick Moore (@EcoSenseNow) September 4, 2019

A realistic picture of the human condition should compare the imperfect present with a much more imperfect past rather than with an imagined utopia in the future, as well as acknowledge the truly incredible progress that humanity has already made. https://t.co/nhnVXC6FsW

— HumanProgress.org (@HumanProgress) September 2, 2019

Civilian deaths caused by all sides; 1st 1/2 of 2019 higher on US-Afghan gov. side. NO party to the conflict takes adequate care to protect civilians & can't excuse failures on behavior of other parties. Even w/o ceasefire all sides could & should do more https://t.co/MQiAKI4MAv

— Patricia Gossman (@pagossman) September 18, 2019

"The question is: What, after decades of #sanctions and pressure, would it really take for #Iran to change its behavior in the region?" Mahsa Rouhi writes. https://t.co/RgwD1arvw7

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) September 12, 2019

NEW EPISODE of @PowerProblems is live! Listen to the full episode here: https://t.co/sw2aQSDQEw pic.twitter.com/wCpwciK90x

— Power Problems Podcast (@PowerProblems) September 10, 2019

Following John Bolton's resignation as #NatSec advisor, @JJCarafano joined @IngrahamAngle to cut through the hysteria with clear analysis and insights. pic.twitter.com/sZwTIJb0Nc

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) September 11, 2019

The share of income going to the *richest* 0.01% of adults in the UK almost at a record high – and society is suffering as a result. Our Professor @MikeBrewerEssex @MiSoC_Essex in the @ConversationUK @ResearchEssex https://t.co/tWiXAkEoSp pic.twitter.com/CnpESO0kpZ

— ISER (@iseressex) September 4, 2019

New EFiC working paper: “Oil Price Uncertainty and the Macroeconomy", by Athanasios Triantafyllou, Nikolaos Vlastakis and Neil Kellard. Read the full text here:https://t.co/Xke3UWLpV8

— Essex Finance Centre (@efic_ebs) June 12, 2019

Welcome to @AgileResearch and @InnoCreateUk who are amongst the first businesses to join the @CentreGateway https://t.co/mwBBYVeq0x

— Business at Essex (@UoE_Business) August 5, 2019

https://twitter.com/ESS_Survey/status/1153698823019081728

Mark Mazower's latest article – recovering the foundational question of how to reconcile capitalism and democracy:

'History cannot tell us how to do this but it can help us comprehend some of the inter-relationships between them.'

https://t.co/C8YCgFQXnw

— Boyd van Dijk (@boyd_vandijk) August 29, 2019

Clement Attlee interviewed by Robin Day about Harold Wilson’s victory in 1964. https://t.co/WoxuHAAuKi

— Richard Toye (@RichardToye) August 25, 2019

Deutsche Bank, UBS this year explored combining their businesses, including forming an unusual investment-banking alliance https://t.co/wYfgILh69X

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 25, 2019

The Venezuelan Diaspora: Spain's Other Refugees https://t.co/St6SikKyZL pic.twitter.com/VtmtmJqtxY

— SPIEGEL ONLINE English (@SPIEGEL_English) August 30, 2019

As countries like the US begin to grapple with #RightWing #ViolentExtremism, beware the tendency of one type to fuel another.

Valery Perry, @DPC_global & editor of a book on extremism in #Serbia, says the #Balkans experience can offer some pointers.https://t.co/d2ke0aGq4O

— Just Security (@just_security) August 21, 2019

Is global trade actually insane? https://t.co/eGGrKLHqSY h/t @EconofHappiness @postgrowth @ellenmacarthur @circulareconomy #circulareconomy #economiacircular #carbon #degrowth #susty #ag #fossilfuels #FairTrade

— Post Growth Institute (@postgrowth) May 21, 2019

https://twitter.com/TheWorldPost/status/1156965311096037377

WATCH: Nearly 2 million Muslims from around the globe have begun arriving in Mecca, Saudi Arabia to participate in Hajj — a mandatory religious pilgrimage in Islam pic.twitter.com/rUx8BY0TPu

— Bloomberg TicToc (@tictoc) August 7, 2019

This week’s Inside the Ring column: Chinese jet shows off US technology; Indo-Pacom’s Davidson backs INF treaty pullout; McCormick new candidate for SecDef; Putin’s nuclear threat https://t.co/U1B3hjMJ5B

— Bill Gertz (@BillGertz) February 21, 2019

DoD "will begin fabricating components for new ground-launched cruise missile (GLCM) systems formerly banned under the terms of the now-suspended Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, a spokesman confirms" #INFTreaty https://t.co/anCPErwqZq

— Ankit Panda (@nktpnd) March 11, 2019

The #UnitedStates will officially withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces – #INF Treaty https://t.co/zlgMO8BfOb

— MyNation (@MyNation) August 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/France24_en/status/1157217245120122882

The future of the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty is in doubt, so perhaps it is time revisit #nuclear risk reduction. #INF

Read our framework and report here: https://t.co/B6fMTpWXhE pic.twitter.com/T5D6fAc0AR

— UNIDIR (@UNIDIR) July 31, 2019

The INF nuclear treaty between Moscow and Washington was deemed a success story. Today, the Trump administration argues the treaty has outlived its use. Barring a last-minute reprieve, the INF Treaty expires Aug. 2. https://t.co/Gam0rufe6k

— PRI's The World (@pritheworld) July 31, 2019

INF nuclear treaty: US pulls out of Cold War-era pact with Russia https://t.co/iPF6ALC67o

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 2, 2019

.@antonioguterres on disarmament: “The Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – the INF – is a landmark agreement that helped stabilize Europe and end the Cold War. When it expires tomorrow, the world will lose an invaluable brake on nuclear war.” pic.twitter.com/SnxyuYi24d

— UN Spokesperson (@UN_Spokesperson) August 1, 2019

Are we headed for a new nuclear arms race? https://t.co/ZTD6HtSPbo via CFR's Lori Esposito Murray

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) August 1, 2019

Major nuclear treaties between the US and Russia, as Washington is to officially withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces #INF Treaty. The decision is expected to increase tensions between US and Russia, clearing the way for a new arms race
Graphic: @AFP pic.twitter.com/yMgNVmVaDP

— IRIA (@IRIA_Research) August 1, 2019

Moscow is set to deploy new weapons as Russia and the US officially pull out of the Cold War-era Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty on Friday, analysts say, raising the spectre of another arms racehttps://t.co/wqmZm0tbTT

— AFP news agency (@AFP) August 1, 2019

US-Russia arms control treaty poised to end on Friday. INF treaty, which kept nuclear missiles off European soil for over three decades, to end due to failure to agree on how to keep it alive. @julianborger @dansabbagh https://t.co/WP3wdANbgL

— M Salles (@SallesWrites) August 1, 2019

As Putin and Trump kill INF treaty, Washington Post editorial calls on Moscow and Washington to preserve New START and strengthen nuclear arms control: “Time to make a difference, not just a point.”

Appreciate link to FAS article: https://t.co/kgXOCApz0R https://t.co/6mFfVDeU6x

— Hans Kristensen (@nukestrat) August 1, 2019

#Onthisday President George H.W. Bush held a press conference with President Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union in Moscow where they signed the START Treaty. Read the transcript in the recently digitized Public Papers of the Presidents: https://t.co/d4lN8IMGlI @Bush41Library pic.twitter.com/zukHlh1fY8

— U.S. GPO (@USGPO) July 31, 2019

#OTD in 1991, President Bush and Soviet President Gorbachev signed the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty in Moscow. https://t.co/smi5IdlGeq pic.twitter.com/icY874tDAR

— Presidential Trivia (@triviapotus) July 31, 2019

"A #nuclear war cannot be won, and must never be fought." Ernesto Zedillo recalls the key message of Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev a generation ago, in our statement on the termination of the #INFTreaty https://t.co/9UlB5QsYOr #NuclearThreat pic.twitter.com/0akq1BtmFM

— The Elders (@TheElders) July 29, 2019

The US is set to withdraw from the INF Treaty on August 2, and New START will be the only other treaty limiting US and Russian nuclear arsenals. #ExtendNewSTART https://t.co/tUjaWXAcxF

— Global Zero (@globalzero) July 27, 2019

https://twitter.com/EUCouncilPress/status/1150303977709428736

Putin has signed legislation that suspends Russia's participation in the Cold War-era Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. Here's what *used* to be banned: pic.twitter.com/ymRbCu5KRQ

— Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (@RFERL) July 3, 2019

The demise of the INF treaty threatens New START—a pact that governs long range "strategic" nuclear weapons https://t.co/i2hyoOVGsE

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) February 9, 2019

The Arctic is heating up twice as fast as the global average, causing massive melting of sea ice.@arwaCNN traveled to the area “where ice comes to die” with researchers who are extracting ice that may hold clues to fight the threat. https://t.co/6Be33zgMR8 #WorldOceansDay pic.twitter.com/tHYQFAge5f

— CNN (@CNN) June 8, 2019

Russia says it will mirror the United States' withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty between the countries, formally exiting the agreement in six months https://t.co/8ifBV0eiiQ pic.twitter.com/gp3UNvjLoK

— CNN (@CNN) February 6, 2019

President @realDonaldTrump: While we followed the agreement to the letter, Russia repeatedly violated its terms. That is why I announced that the United States is officially withdrawing from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, or INF Treaty. #SOTU pic.twitter.com/o1Fy6enmjJ

— Department of State (@StateDept) February 6, 2019

#China is rapidly expanding its arsenal of nuclear missiles to counter the US in Asia, a congressional report warns.

With the US suspending its obligations under the INF Treaty, it will have more options to deter Beijing's aggression in Asia: reporthttps://t.co/rsynHe5fS3

— The Epoch Times – China Insider (@EpochTimesChina) February 5, 2019

With the INF treaty all but dead, one Russian paper warns of “a situation even more dangerous than the Cuban Missile Crisis.” And the government paper says it “cannot exclude” Russia deploying a “100 megaton nuclear…Doomsday weapon” off the US coast. #ReadingRussia pic.twitter.com/iJxOXpXWmE

— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) February 4, 2019

I just recorded the new episode of my #OnTopic podcast with former National Security Council official @sam_vinograd, who discussed Trump’s withdrawal from the INF nuclear treaty.

It comes out tomorrow morning. Until then, check out Sam’s latest analysis: https://t.co/SqVXEQDLCP

— Renato Mariotti (@renato_mariotti) February 3, 2019

Bolton’s latest hit is the INF Treaty, but his list of victims goes back decades. He had a hand in killing Richard Nixon’s Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, Bill Clinton’s Agreed Framework with North Korea and Barack Obama’s Iran nuclear deal. https://t.co/VMV4NB1jIF

— Joe Cirincione (@Cirincione) February 3, 2019

Global use of air conditioners and the electricity used to run them is growing fast. Just wait until Africa starts using them: we are just at the beginning here. It is well past time to start looking at how to build naturally cooling homes. https://t.co/9YDXRd2zBA

— Wrath Of Gnon (@wrathofgnon) August 29, 2019

“The more observations we get, the more sophisticated our models become, the more we’re learning that things can happen faster, and with a greater magnitude, than we predicted just years ago.”#ActOnClimate #Science #ClimateChange https://t.co/J1c5r8N2yb

— Paul Dawson (@PaulEDawson) August 28, 2019

An ode to Okjökull: Icelanders held a funeral for the country's first glacier lost to climate change. pic.twitter.com/tFuKFqZWMr

— DW News (@dwnews) August 31, 2019

A pumice "raft" the size of Manhattan is drifting towards Australia, bringing along with it new marine life that could help with the recovery of the Great Barrier Reef's coral, half of which has been killed in recent years as a result of climate change https://t.co/aXg0loIv7F pic.twitter.com/FXy4xnbsqd

— CNN (@CNN) August 31, 2019

Climate change affects us all.

Here are 5 things you can do to help save our planet. pic.twitter.com/jTZ28WGXT7

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) August 31, 2019

Oregon State University associate professor Kim Bernard has spent the last three months researching krill in Antarctica. She talked to us about life near the south pole and her plans for the winter solstice.

Listen here: https://t.co/uuYXGo45OF pic.twitter.com/MEjGQbvSCz

— ThinkOutLoud on OPB (@OPBTOL) June 20, 2019

"Recipe for a #sand #dune: Wind, water, plants," by @NDSteinberg about @prugg50's work: https://t.co/PnFJah7pUH pic.twitter.com/ZDQ8dYR9Od

— CEOAS – Oregon State (@OSUCEOAS) May 30, 2019

Californian earthquakes ignite Yellowstone ‘supervolcano' fears: NEWScomau https://t.co/YSNqUOIq9Q

MORE w/ EcoSearch – news: https://t.co/T77ChKCzZ9 web: https://t.co/vw41155no6

— EcoInternet (@EcoInternetDrGB) July 9, 2019

Very cool: Hubble captured this view of Mars between April 27 and May 6, 1999, when the Red Planet was about 54 million miles from Earth. Surface features as small as 12 miles across are visible, including craters, volcanoes, and a storm churning near the north polar ice cap. pic.twitter.com/OOFQ1b8WTN

— Universal-Sci (@universal_sci) August 22, 2019

CLIMATE IN CRISIS: This summer has brought record-breaking heat and ice melt of Greenland’s ice sheet.

NASA scientists estimate Greenland alone could cause 3-to-4 feet of sea level rise by 2100. https://t.co/UWt9V21QeX pic.twitter.com/MRiGDxgdL6

— ABC News (@ABC) August 24, 2019

The fires in the Amazon have serious implications – not just for the people, plants and animals that call the rainforest home – but for everyone on earth

[Tap to expand]https://t.co/fgR3ygpubb pic.twitter.com/Du5CBZvTXr

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 24, 2019

The Amazon rainforest:

-Is the world's largest remaining tropical rainforest
-Is home to at least 10% of global biodiversity
-Produces 20% of the world's oxygen
-Helps regulate the planet's temperature

Without it, climate change could become irreversible https://t.co/YKyArWYqRO

— CNN International (@cnni) August 24, 2019

The number of fires in Brazil are 80% higher than last year, according to Brazil's space research center. More than half of those are in the Amazon region — spelling disaster for the local environment and ecology. https://t.co/MZrkJdKGeS

— CNN International (@cnni) August 24, 2019

Scientists studying satellite images of the fires in the Amazon rain forest said most of the fires are burning on agricultural land where the forest had already been cleared through years of deforestation. https://t.co/Az7WWiCVtr

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 24, 2019

The U.S. produces more garbage than any other nation in the world per capita. Here’s how scrappers are turning that waste into a $32 billion business. https://t.co/APIqDxkgnz

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 26, 2019

Conversion technologies for plastic are economically viable in ALL market types, says @BCG! In some economies, it can have an immediate and substantial impact right now, some require governmental acts. https://t.co/LoN1AizdLZ #PlasticWaste

— PARK INNOVAARE (@PARKinnovAARE) August 19, 2019

https://twitter.com/FAO/status/1162828514497875969
https://twitter.com/FAOKnowledge/status/1163317079518265346
https://twitter.com/TERN_Aus/status/1162165781209051136

"…the authors say that their results demonstrate that volcanic eruptions are imperfect analogs for geoengineering and that scientists should be cautious about extrapolating too much from them."

By @carnegiescience at #AGUblogs https://t.co/Crw1pAEHtq

— Am Geophysical Union (@theAGU) August 10, 2019

Food innovation needs the creative minds of inventors, the strategic drive of industry, the changemaking power of policymakers, and the scientific rigor of researchers @HortInnovLab @FeedtheFuture @RutgersNJAES @LartaInstitute @AgShowcase @foodbizschool https://t.co/ch7Ng2dad5

— Amy Beaudreault (@amybeaud) May 3, 2019

Science and Technology Vol.7

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

— Farbod Saraf (@farbodsaraf) September 17, 2019

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

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

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

— ERC Europe (@ERC_Research) September 6, 2019

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

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

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

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

— Mashable (@mashable) September 8, 2019

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

— Mashable (@mashable) September 4, 2019

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

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

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) August 26, 2019

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

— Bloomberg (@business) August 26, 2019

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

— Bloomberg (@business) August 26, 2019

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

— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) August 30, 2019

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

— Forbes Tech (@ForbesTech) August 31, 2019

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

— Columbia DataScience (@DSI_Columbia) August 6, 2019

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

— Carnegie Corporation (@CarnegieCorp) September 5, 2019

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

— FluidForm (@FluidForm3D) August 2, 2019

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

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

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

— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) September 10, 2019

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

— CMU Engineering (@CMUEngineering) July 29, 2019

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

— CMU CEE (@CMU_CEE) September 11, 2019

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

— Tepper CMU (@teppercmu) September 16, 2019

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

— CyLab (@CyLab) July 22, 2019

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— Jonathan Cagan (@joncagan) August 26, 2019

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

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

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

— Nature Medicine (@NatureMedicine) September 18, 2019

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

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

— Improbable Research (@improbresearch) September 13, 2019

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

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

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 13, 2019

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

— New Scientist (@newscientist) September 13, 2019

Can pizza made and eaten in Italy cure cancer?

Studying testicle temperatures in naked and clothed French postmen.

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

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

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

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

— AP Oddities (@AP_Oddities) September 13, 2019

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

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

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

— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) September 12, 2019

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

— Guardian Science (@guardianscience) September 12, 2019

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

— CQT (@quantumlah) September 13, 2019

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

— Elsevier (@ElsevierConnect) September 13, 2019

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

— Improbable Research (@improbresearch) September 12, 2019

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

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

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

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

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

— VU Engineering (@VUEngineering) September 12, 2019

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

— CSTV (@UW_CSTV) September 11, 2019

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

— UW Engineering (@uwengineering) September 12, 2019

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

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

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

— Matt Sebek (@MattSebek) June 13, 2019

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

— STPI (@stpiindia) September 14, 2019

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

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

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

— Microsoft UK (@MicrosoftUK) August 1, 2019

Newark isn’t alone.

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

— Bloomberg Environment (@environment) August 24, 2019

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

— Physics Fun (@PhysicsVideo_) September 5, 2019

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

— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 28, 2019

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

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

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

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

— UoM News (@UoMNews) September 2, 2019

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

— Futurism (@futurism) March 13, 2019

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

— Faraday Institution (@FaradayInst) September 4, 2019

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

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

— Cambridge Enterprise (@UCamEnterprise) September 3, 2019

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

— Cambridge Enterprise (@UCamEnterprise) August 28, 2019

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

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

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

— Engineering Dept (@Cambridge_Eng) September 2, 2019

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

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

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

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) August 26, 2019

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

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) September 3, 2019

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

— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) September 4, 2019

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

— Cambridge Materials (@cu_mat) March 21, 2019

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

— Fitzwilliam College (@FitzwilliamColl) July 18, 2019

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

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

— Bouygues UK (@BouyguesUK) September 4, 2019

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

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

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

— IAA (@IAApress) August 28, 2019

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

— Arup (@ArupGroup) September 3, 2019

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

— Mace (@MaceGroup) July 5, 2019

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

— Autodesk Revit (@AutodeskRevit) September 3, 2019

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

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

— SDS Water (@SDSWater) September 4, 2019

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

— STPI (@stpiindia) August 16, 2019

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

— Microsoft Europe (@MSEurope) August 29, 2019

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

— Water Technology (@WaterTechOnline) August 27, 2019

Newark isn’t alone.

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

— Bloomberg Environment (@environment) August 24, 2019

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

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

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

— Scottish Water (@scottish_water) September 3, 2019

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

— IUCN (@IUCN) August 30, 2019

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

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

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

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

Massachusetts Vol.6 (Harvard University)

At a very basic level, nearly every interaction we have is a #negotiation—but what is the best way to go about persuading others? @francescagino explores in @HarvardBiz. https://t.co/h7nG0vRnHh

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 14, 2019

How to conduct a cost-benefit analysis:

1. Establish a framework.
2. Identify your costs & benefits.
3. Assign a dollar amount or value to each.
4. Tally the total value of both sides & compare.

Take an in-depth look at the process: https://t.co/VyN2so15cu via @online_HBS pic.twitter.com/OzLjVx9Cii

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 13, 2019

We are excited to launch a new #podcast: Under the Datascope—a six-episode series from our @HBSHealth Kraft Precision Medicine Accelerator, showcasing the most important companies that bring #data & #analytics technologies to #precisionmedicine today: https://t.co/Ok3svUXr8i pic.twitter.com/byUuootDCJ

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 9, 2019

Meet @KarenGMills, a leading authority on U.S. competitiveness, #entrepreneurship and innovation. Her book, Fintech, Small Business & the American Dream, charts how #fintech will change small business lending. Head over to our Instagram stories for more: https://t.co/xQQKKbODbo pic.twitter.com/6eF8NQSPyg

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 12, 2019

How King Digital Media—creators of @CandyCrushSaga—scaled the company through an astronomical period of growth: https://t.co/aCyD8RR8Vv #NationalVideoGamesDay pic.twitter.com/sDmDDm3yi7

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 12, 2019

New research from @robert_huckman, @michaelannica, and @HarvardChanSPH examines the impact #corporations can have on societal #health using a tool developed to measure private sector engagement in health and well-being across four dimensions: https://t.co/cBIi9Yxetn @HBSHealth pic.twitter.com/Z2gh5Hze76

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 12, 2019

In #Germany, #drugmakers must prove that a new #medication’s benefits merit a higher price than existing #drugs. Should "value-based pricing" become the standard elsewhere? @arieldora explores in @HBSWK: https://t.co/Ay5yyACGAD pic.twitter.com/DEuu7KnBXf

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 11, 2019

How @HBSAlumni are forgetting the status quo, push aside doubt, and blazing new trails to change the world, one small step at a time.

Stories about how alumni are changing the world: https://t.co/iJlmnO9S4S pic.twitter.com/8eEb22A3vR

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 11, 2019

How to be more strategic about technical hiring from @austinfish:

1. Product prioritization leads to hiring prioritization.
2. Understand where hiring bias lies.
3. Have a strategy for humans.
4. Apply the 80-20 rule.

Learn more: https://t.co/E4Qc4Wonj1 via @HBSWK pic.twitter.com/3SGw2mdkon

— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 9, 2019

Four rules for disagreeing productively at work. https://t.co/EmCfNdLooZ

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

There’s life after layoffs. The leaders whose careers soared after getting fired or laid off did a few things differently. https://t.co/nfIeIhiTfM

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

A bad enough bug can sink a company. Why aren't more CEOs becoming more closely involved with software quality? https://t.co/OzyLJPmSw3

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

The best coaches help people make the best choices in their careers — and in their personal lives. https://t.co/L2QUGa0im5

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Are your high standards holding you back? https://t.co/BiKxSZZcVQ

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Logo design is not just about aesthetic. Research shows that what organizations choose to put in them can have a big impact on purchasing decisions and brand perceptions. https://t.co/YmFjsmSSYS

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Having women on boards keeps CEO confidence in check. https://t.co/tfb3rZKU3J

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Critical thinking sounds easy, but it’s rare in practice. https://t.co/jHv7AziySE

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

It’s an uncomfortable conversation, but you need to have it. https://t.co/bImpvfKTEq

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

People perform better when they have a purpose. What are you doing to make sure your team knows theirs? https://t.co/1nXjur4kIE

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

"For diversity training programs to go beyond just checking the box, organizations have to be serious about what they want to change and how they plan to evaluate whether their change program worked." https://t.co/22kUGUZxDQ

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

If your employee messes up, focus the conversation on the future. Dwelling on the past might help you make sense of things, but it won't help your employee. https://t.co/A6G596ACiY

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

CEOs are always on: they work 9.7 hours each weekday and do business on 79% of weekends. https://t.co/B2Vklgol8S

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

A design-centric culture puts the focus on user experiences — especially emotional ones. https://t.co/Ctfd9S28Lb

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

For global cybersecurity to improve, cooperation between companies and countries must become the norm. https://t.co/hSsbbPrDs5

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Asking these three questions will put you on the right track to improving your emotional intelligence. https://t.co/e5WS3kVI8j

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

What are people really thinking when you refuse to change your mind? https://t.co/ImdrpMvZUv

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

AI is becoming more and more commonplace. Now is the time to make sure these technologies are moving forward without harmful biases. https://t.co/wCsOMQblG9

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Contributing to your company's vision from a junior position can propel your career forward. https://t.co/MNrRw5DMW6

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

Data science teams will underdeliver until companies modernize the ways they present data. https://t.co/zZehkTTFWL

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019

No matter how smart and experienced you are, there is generally a difference between what you can do and what you normally do. https://t.co/AxOxBCKe0p

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019

Start gaining control of your reactions by labeling negative emotions things like “impatience,” “frustration,” or “anger.” https://t.co/5xBBcxEn4e

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019

Great speeches don't happen by accident. https://t.co/jmJrLvwYF4

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019

Five ways we waste time on email — and how to get it back. https://t.co/y4XJ3Bh4fs

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019

Are you not being rewarded fairly for your work? This can lead to burnout. https://t.co/n8DOMe7XgI

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 9, 2019

Research shows that employees stay longer at jobs with bad bosses than jobs with good ones. Here’s why. https://t.co/iXzg6j7b5t

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 9, 2019

Social science studies have shown that international experiences can enhance creativity, reduce intergroup bias, and promote career success. https://t.co/eBT5dYdGO5

— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 9, 2019

Skip timelines in lines and year ending in a 0 or 5. Think about the short- and long-term simultaneously advises Amy Webb, Harvard Business Review https://t.co/z7aOkDVsuW

— Ed Abrams (@Abrams981) September 11, 2019

Fascinating data from this @HarvardBiz piece:

“We also found zero correlation between work experience with earlier employers and retention, or the likelihood that a person would stick with his or her new organization.” https://t.co/JyZa2yophs

— Anne MacDonald (@annedmacd) September 11, 2019

"The best speakers make presentations look effortless precisely because they put so much effort into perfecting their delivery." https://t.co/HFsvGnSGek

— Richard Seroter (@rseroter) September 9, 2019

Two weeks into my time at @HarvardHBS, I wrote an article on our campus paper about how members of our generation might remake capitalism so that it works for its stakeholders, not just its shareholders. 1/ https://t.co/5qK80F5J6c

— Tarun Galagali (@tarunjg24) September 12, 2019

"It’s the golden era for computer vision, AI, and machine learning – it’s a great time now to extract value from videos to impact science, society, and business!” — Ganesh Ananthanarayanan of @MSFTResearch | https://t.co/wx4GVakS50

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 13, 2019

In two decades, space adventurism could cost no more than a trip to Disneyworld — a major expense to be sure, but well within the range of the global upper-middle class. https://t.co/ZPTKsC1qLO pic.twitter.com/XOGBqVo7Rt

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 13, 2019

Microsoft has avoided the big tech backlash. HOW? “Microsoft can afford to be more self-righteous on some of those social issues because of its business model,” says @HarvardHBS prof David Yoffie: https://t.co/LwvHSFJdlC

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 11, 2019

As Airbnb’s growth continues to skyrocket, reviews from cities have swung the other way. Listen up here: https://t.co/DTdlEprWd9 pic.twitter.com/OxR8AlT1Ch

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 11, 2019

Woah, cool course alert! It will ask how science & technology are transforming the way we work, learn, make friends, raise children, care for our health, conduct our politics, & understand what it means to be human: https://t.co/F1aZHgyCJh

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 10, 2019

It’s an urban legend with surprising ubiquity: the best time to buy plane tickets is Tuesday. https://t.co/md0ixVMnSo pic.twitter.com/SxUS8CHMUe

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 10, 2019

What are the 3 strategies traditional travel companies should consider to meet consumer needs? Here's what @HarvardBiz has to say: https://t.co/td6h524rkN

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 9, 2019

“Platforms like Instagram are transforming digital trends into very real world consequences. The idea that public places can go viral IRL is a relatively novel idea.” — @TD_Adventuring https://t.co/UIuJzTilIp pic.twitter.com/rR83lXsSZK

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 6, 2019

What can we expect from the #future of #travel? Explore the possibilities with us: https://t.co/hHEgdO3G2z pic.twitter.com/OJw8feLNOT

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 5, 2019

How did Airbnb change the way travel companies view their customers? Read on: https://t.co/d02lCgN9Se pic.twitter.com/IMm3XBQPDr

— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 4, 2019

Experience and location matter for #startups and established firms when it comes to predicting successful digital product development.

Research by @arieldora and colleagues uses a unique approach to study the medical device industry. https://t.co/eiiUq0nE4y

— Working Knowledge (@HBSWK) September 12, 2019

A new study uses machine-learning #technology to look for links between #CEO communication style and company performance. @TarunKhannaHBS and @prithwic
raise the question: What can your data do for you? https://t.co/TRxO0Fnbuw

— Working Knowledge (@HBSWK) September 3, 2019

Randall Kennedy and @KennethWMack discuss Charles Hamilton Houston's inspiring—and a sometimes controversial—legacy https://t.co/YX8CbzhOpX

— Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) September 12, 2019

Posted: Audit Committee Reports to Shareholders, https://t.co/jMWPYxK9Ll by @EY_US #corpgov #audits #disclosure

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 13, 2019

Posted: Stakeholder Governance and the Freedom of Directors to Embrace Long-Term Value Creation, https://t.co/GndoxGnOo7 by @paul_hastings #corpgov #ESG #longtermvalue

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 12, 2019

Posted: Board Compliance, https://t.co/qfUukruAOn #corpgov #boards #compliance

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 12, 2019

Posted: Finalized Changes to Volcker Rule, https://t.co/75Erz6Oy5u by #STBlaw #corpgov #finreg #VolckerRule

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 12, 2019

Posted: Proxy Season Rising Demand for Board Oversight of ESG, https://t.co/Wgl8wML7A8 by @NuveenInv #corpgov #ESG #proxyseason

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 11, 2019

Posted: A Tale of Two Markets: Regulation and Innovation in Post-Crisis Mortgage and Structured Finance Markets, https://t.co/vU653iKJeM #corpgov #financialcrisis #systemicrisk

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 11, 2019

Posted: Making a Comeback: SEC Fines for Regulation FD Violations, https://t.co/G5PyUr9P6i by @fenwickwest #corpgov #RegFD #SEC

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 11, 2019

Posted: Proxy Plumbing Recommendation, https://t.co/QOklJyMUul #corpgov #SEC #proxyvoting

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 10, 2019

Posted: The SEC and Regulation of Exchange-Traded Funds: A Commendable Start and a Welcome Invitation, https://t.co/iHVhzhuKFN #corpgov #SEC #ETFs

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 10, 2019

Posted: Executive Compensation and ESG, https://t.co/hOUKv62Iec by @pearlmeyer #corpgov #executivecompensation #ESG

— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 10, 2019

Hear @JodyFreemanHLS talk with @ianmastersmedia about the Trump administration attempts to roll back clean car rules https://t.co/Vmyp7lIiSk

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 12, 2019

"It's going to be a very odd case because typically the D.C. Circuit has a FERC order to review and that's not the case here. The threshold question is going to be 'What was Congress doing with this new Federal Power Act section?'" @AriPeskoe via @zackhale https://t.co/Xo0qmTEbrk

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 6, 2019

Want an overview of all the regulations and agencies involved in US coastal and ocean management? @HanaVizcarra and our newest Fellow @LauraBloomer describe how they all fit together and discuss how things are changing under this administration. https://t.co/DbYg8aliJx

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 5, 2019

"This is a big deal because potentially we'll see whether FERC has the authority to invite distribution-level resources into the market" @AriPeskoe via @pamelalauren https://t.co/C4GwXrSkR7

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 5, 2019

See @JodyFreemanHLS talk about climate policy and hurricanes last night on CNN https://t.co/OyIUuNJlcn

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 4, 2019

“It’s a bad environmental outcome, it’s a bad outcome for what industry itself [says] it needs, and it’s pretty much outright sabotage of the EPA’s own legal authority and what the Clean Air Act was enacted to accomplish" @JosephGoffman https://t.co/Ff8V6glg0s @mirandacgreen

— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) August 29, 2019

Excellent thread on methane, a highly potent shorter-term warming contributor — and a high-leverage mitigation target. So, of course, @EPA just proposed to cripple its authority to set oil and gas sector standards for methane. https://t.co/l4pgi0AfRC

— Joseph Goffman (@JosephGoffman) September 11, 2019

"..a senseless exercise of..presidential pique..threatens to undo what would be the country’s most important climate achievement, the doubling of vehicle fuel efficiency to about 55 miles per gallon by 2025." Great work by @JodyFreemanHLS https://t.co/E8W4UW8ZMv

— Joseph Goffman (@JosephGoffman) September 9, 2019

Perplexed over the social justice component of so many current climate proposal? Please see below. 1/ https://t.co/1dW5VW9E7L

— Joseph Goffman (@JosephGoffman) September 2, 2019

Beyond plastic straws: a boom in the plastics industry is leading to more pollution and more health-threatening accidents in Houston. https://t.co/SeONpTbYNE via @EENewsUpdates

— Laura Bloomer (@LauraBloomer) September 6, 2019

Also, if you're looking for more details on the democratic candidate's climate plans rather than a cheat sheet, use this great one made by @HarvardEELP's @CaitlinMcCoy_ @LauraBloomer. Very cool!https://t.co/0ZjH4fXbS0 pic.twitter.com/c0ZPKBXXzw

— James Coleman (@EnergyLawProf) September 5, 2019

EPN member @JosephGoffman @HarvardEELP called yesterday's #methanerollback "the umpteenth iteration of @EPA’s exercise to define away its #CleanAirAct authority to address air pollution and greenhouse gases." @StarkKev @KQEDscience https://t.co/Vc4OyWI46I

— Environmental Protection Network (@EnvProtectioNet) August 30, 2019

Our latest issue is available online! Featuring articles on regulatory science, clean energy justice, TSCA reform, and public lands planning. Plus student writing on climate litigation, IPCC special reports, and FERC. https://t.co/fAm2TrcKMy

— Harvard Environmental Law Review (@HarvardELR) September 5, 2019

HKS's @jasonfurman says that he didn’t see anything in the data that justifies more rate cuts past September https://t.co/ABX4omRT2G

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 14, 2019

.@MsLaToshaBrown believes a President’s goal shouldn’t be to go backwards, but instead to push America and our democracy forward @harvardiop pic.twitter.com/AFFnXeTDFr

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 13, 2019

New @BelferCenter report suggests ways Capitol Hill can improve its science and technology expertise https://t.co/bgdmBVWz8E

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 13, 2019

.@harvardiop's @dellavolpe says the key to motivating a young person to vote is to show them the tangible difference that engagement can make https://t.co/VlNaF4UM4q

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 12, 2019

The economy may or may not be heading into a recession. Either way, HKS's @jasonfurman has a recommendation: Start planning the budget to respond now https://t.co/aKMOB7GhR9

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 11, 2019

At HKS, we've embraced an ambitious strategy to put ourselves at the forefront of thinking and action on the digital revolution reshaping our world https://t.co/TrScXmbkgi

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 10, 2019

“Bolsonaro has a very strong anti-environmental discourse, and I have zero doubt that his discourse will direct policy,” says HKS's Scott Mainwaring #AmazonRainforest https://t.co/gtOZeClclF

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 10, 2019

Banning assault rifles is the simplest way of preventing extreme acts of violence, says HKS's @juliettekayyem https://t.co/E32p6JeJT9

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 9, 2019

HKS's @LHSummers says recession chance before 2021 is just below 50%; unemployment can’t get any better https://t.co/KmJLnFxCQF

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 9, 2019

"As a leader, your personal story has power.

When building a team, don’t abandon chemistry for credentials."

Advice from @MayorBroome and other Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative graduates via @BloombergCities https://t.co/4BnrZSsYJJ

— Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative (@BHcityleaders) September 10, 2019

Recently declassified documents reveal a heated debate within the Clinton administration about how to enlarge #NATO to Central and Eastern Europe and when. https://t.co/7TeYn4djAP

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) September 12, 2019

Joseph S. Nye writes: "Understanding leaders' choices and failures in American #foreignpolicy over the past century can better equip us to cope with the questions we face today about the Trump presidency." https://t.co/yy9StXvY04

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) September 9, 2019

"If left unchecked, Beijing's aggressive use of its 'rules' threatens to turn Western firms into the Communist Party's enforcers," Michael B. Greenwald writes. #China https://t.co/fFZJhAn1Ri

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) September 9, 2019

History is fueling tensions between South Korea and Japan-but can history also help them move forward? In our Applied History article of the week, @CSISKoreaChair's Katrin Fraser Katz finds historical lessons for de-escalation. Read it in @TheNatlInterest: https://t.co/oUab3treoQ

— Belfer Center's Applied History Project (@belferhistory) September 9, 2019

The rise of populism in the West can be partly traced back to a clash between objectives of equity in rich countries and higher living standards in poor countries.@rodrikdani asks: Is it better to be poor in a rich country or rich in a poor country?https://t.co/odK1uAQCze

— Harvard CID (@HarvardCID) September 12, 2019

Senior Fellow @robertdanin weighs in on the dismissal of John #Bolton as National Security Advisor: https://t.co/CW1rY1OR4U

— FutureofDiplomacy (@futurediplomacy) September 12, 2019

.@Kennedy_School @David_Gergen says last night's debate "didn't change the basic dynamics of the race." Read his quick response here: https://t.co/lxHLxgNrLE

— Harvard CPL (@harvardcpl) September 13, 2019

.@devonjcrawford joins @CornellWBrooks at @Kennedy_School to do the good work of #WilliamMonroeTrotter. #AppliedResearch #CitizenActivism #SocialJustice #PolicySolutions. Read more and get involved: https://t.co/eAvaZIXMDC

— Harvard CPL (@harvardcpl) September 10, 2019

"If indeed they really do move forward on research they're obtaining more knowledge and you can't wipe away knowledge." With news that Iran is taking a third step away from the nuclear deal–lifting limitations on R&D–@wendyrsherman and others comment. https://t.co/hQVEDYGzjG

— Harvard CPL (@harvardcpl) September 9, 2019

Greatly enjoyed my recent adventures in Greenland and discussing them today with @PoppyHarlowCNN, @jimsciutto, and Tracy Raczek on @CNNNewsroom. I went there believing we have a practical imperative to stop climate change now. It is clear, though, that we have a moral one, too. pic.twitter.com/9IqwvWcFb1

— David Gergen (@David_Gergen) September 4, 2019

Do you believe conspiracy theories? https://t.co/zvywQ0CnwO

— Arthur Brooks (@arthurbrooks) September 4, 2019

Richard Fontaine writes the Blob & US public disagree starkly on whether to retaliate against Russia; @baunov
argues Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap shows both sides ready to move toward peace. This and more in our latest analytical round-up: https://t.co/slXltlOB4M pic.twitter.com/qlBP6Yrfvv

— Russia Matters (@russia_matters)