Just come across @WellcomeOpenRes, an interesting new take on scientific publishing, including open review. Lots of our results just don't get released due to the pain of publishing. It's just a shame it is only open to Wellcome grant holders currently. https://t.co/VVyYfL7iGB

Just come across @WellcomeOpenRes, an interesting new take on scientific publishing, including open review. Lots of our results just don't get released due to the pain of publishing. It's just a shame it is only open to Wellcome grant holders currently. https://t.co/VVyYfL7iGB

— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 30, 2019

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Thanks Shea for representing the lab here in Norwich. @UEAResearch https://t.co/ptCOrFOPLF

Thanks Shea for representing the lab here in Norwich. @UEAResearch https://t.co/ptCOrFOPLF

— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 26, 2019

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RT @cerianh: Lost! My son fell off his bike, broke his arm yesterday & lost his cochlear implant in #eatonpark #norwich please RT https://t.co/ZbimkC6xAV

Lost! My son fell off his bike, broke his arm yesterday & lost his cochlear implant in #eatonpark #norwich please RT pic.twitter.com/ZbimkC6xAV

— Cerian Hutchings (@cerianh) September 24, 2019

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RT @UKMoments: The UK Supreme Court has ruled that the prime minister’s decision to suspend Parliament was unlawful. https://t.co/lik7A5Th61

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that the prime minister’s decision to suspend Parliament was unlawful. https://t.co/lik7A5Th61

— Twitter Moments UK & Ireland (@UKMoments) September 24, 2019

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RT @edwardslab: UEA scientists receive £7.4 million boost to combat ‘worst superbugs’ - News - UEA https://t.co/LvkMpNmuGu #UEA

UEA scientists receive £7.4 million boost to combat ‘worst superbugs’ - News - UEA https://t.co/LvkMpNmuGu #UEA

— Dylan Edwards (@edwardslab) September 19, 2019

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RT @coezycoe: Another fantastic #AI in #medicine post from @DrLukeOR Best explanation I've seen on multiple hypothesis testing to date. At the rate I'll understand it intuitively and pass the knowledge on to my heirs with my last breath. https://t.co/484VH99SU6

Another fantastic #AI in #medicine post from @DrLukeOR

Best explanation I've seen on multiple hypothesis testing to date. At the rate I'll understand it intuitively and pass the knowledge on to my heirs with my last breath.https://t.co/484VH99SU6

— Jonathan Coe (@coezycoe) September 19, 2019

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I'm proud to have received one of the awards – more details in the coming days. https://t.co/QUYJqRgTuW

I'm proud to have received one of the awards – more details in the coming days. https://t.co/QUYJqRgTuW

— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 19, 2019

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Pretty peeved that @britishcycling have removed all their training plans and indoor training sessions from their website and try to force you to buy them from training peaks (£30 a go). Will reconsider membership.

Pretty peeved that @britishcycling have removed all their training plans and indoor training sessions from their website and try to force you to buy them from training peaks (£30 a go). Will reconsider membership.

— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 17, 2019

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RT @ICR_London: BREAKING: Increased risk of #ProstateCancer in men with BRCA2 gene fault Research published today — in a study led by Professor Ros Eeles (ICR & @royalmarsdenNHS) and funded by @CR_UK — suggests that men with #BRCA2 could benefit from regular PSA testing: https://t.co/349IudkYK4 https://t.co/6wfzXTItda

BREAKING: Increased risk of #ProstateCancer in men with BRCA2 gene fault

Research published today — in a study led by Professor Ros Eeles (ICR & @royalmarsdenNHS) and funded by @CR_UK — suggests that men with #BRCA2 could benefit from regular PSA testing: https://t.co/349IudkYK4 pic.twitter.com/6wfzXTItda

— The ICR (@ICR_London) September 17, 2019

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RT @UeaMed: #dementia #researchers can explore BIG real world data on the #dpukportal & learn new skills at DPUK datathons. Multimodal data: brain scans, genetic code, health records. Sign up to a free #DPUKdatathon and work with in multi-disciplinary teams

#dementia #researchers can explore BIG real world data on the #dpukportal & learn new skills at DPUK datathons. Multimodal data: brain scans, genetic code, health records. Sign up to a free #DPUKdatathon and work with in multi-disciplinary teams

— MED UEA (@UeaMed) September 17, 2019

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RT @UeaMed: We’ve got the #data, we’ve got the tech and now we need the innovators! We’re looking for data, stats, #ML experts to tackle one of the biggest #healthcare challenges of our time. Apply now https://t.co/ASs3bTHtIV for the @uniofeastanglia @turinginst @ARUKscientist #DPUKdatathon

We’ve got the #data, we’ve got the tech and now we need the innovators! We’re looking for data, stats, #ML experts to tackle one of the biggest #healthcare challenges of our time.
Apply now https://t.co/ASs3bTHtIV for the @uniofeastanglia @turinginst @ARUKscientist #DPUKdatathon

— MED UEA (@UeaMed) September 16, 2019

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Well done @Shedimus https://t.co/w5S0udILhZ

Well done @Shedimus https://t.co/w5S0udILhZ

— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 14, 2019

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The real reason we should fear the work of Dominic Cummings https://t.co/OJFoLyB8MH

The real reason we should fear the work of Dominic Cummings https://t.co/OJFoLyB8MH

— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 8, 2019

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RT @page_eco: Fascinating: Moore’s Law predictions vs actual growth in transistor count. by @datagrapha https://t.co/zuI86EntTa https://t.co/ZwN1dBGE1n

Fascinating: Moore’s Law predictions vs actual growth in transistor count.

by @datagraphahttps://t.co/zuI86EntTa pic.twitter.com/ZwN1dBGE1n

— Lionel Page (@page_eco) September 3, 2019

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RT @genomicsedu: Did you know...? Often people don't realise that #cancer is a #disease of the genome. It’s changes in the DNA of a cell that can cause it to grow in an uncontrolled manner and become cancerous. #HealthFacts #Genomics https://t.co/6yFrdHqQlL

Did you know...? Often people don't realise that #cancer is a #disease of the genome. It’s changes in the DNA of a cell that can cause it to grow in an uncontrolled manner and become cancerous. #HealthFacts #Genomics pic.twitter.com/6yFrdHqQlL

— Genomics Education (@genomicsedu) September 1, 2019

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RT @NicolaSturgeon: We now have a UK government that can’t/won’t say a simple ‘yes’ to the question ‘will you abide by the law?’ Not so much prorogue as just plain rogue. These are dangerous times for democracy. We mustn’t allow this behaviour to be normalised. https://t.co/ukdcXjr42t

We now have a UK government that can’t/won’t say a simple ‘yes’ to the question ‘will you abide by the law?’ Not so much prorogue as just plain rogue. These are dangerous times for democracy. We mustn’t allow this behaviour to be normalised. https://t.co/ukdcXjr42t

— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) September 1, 2019

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Something to lighten the atmosphere. https://t.co/DQcgLuyEKY

Something to lighten the atmosphere. https://t.co/DQcgLuyEKY

— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 1, 2019

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