Theodora Bloom

Twenty years of image manipulation screening has got us ... where? @mike_rossner reflects. https://t.co/O7AME4wUkR

Fascinating move here by dating app Grindr, hiring Tom Daschle’s firm to lobby on HIV prevention and IVF. The politicisation of personal choice is in full swing across the Atlantic! https://t.co/v1s0fIhUZM via @statnews

Frustrating to rad my colleague @Abi_Rimmer 's experience navigating breastfeeding through cancer treatment. Years ago leaflets from NCT and others that said keep breastfeeding whatever happens to you: where is their practical support when needed?https://t.co/i2lVuNVNVw

I rather like this idea of trying out a 'bug bounty' for those who find errors in published papers. Might it reverse the tendency to keep quiet about errors found, and reward professional error spotters? https://t.co/K7eYsGZlsy

Very disappointing to see that Nature published Google DeepMind's protein folding paper with fanfare but without requiring code availability https://t.co/IbnEUabsuw

Lovely piece from Holden Thorp. Its somehow surprising that it still needs saying among scientists that *all* diversity is beneficial to the group endeavour. https://t.co/hfTymuZtdk

RT @bmj_latest: Our new policy for research published by The BMJ requires authors to share analytic codes from all studies and data from al…

Is silent outcome switching in clinical trials a form of research misconduct or just bad practice. Interesting and nuanced response from UKRIO ("it depends") https://t.co/CM1KYv1lmB

COVID’s preprint bump set to have lasting effect on research publishing , says Nature piece based on a survey published in @thePeerJ https://t.co/aXjABF4dPD

Can't work out whether to be pleased at this 'movement' or depressed that it is still required in the 2020s https://t.co/M3VFUYFa7o

Do conflicts of interests matter when scientists and journalists talk about issues like ultra-processed foods? (TL;DR: I believe they do) https://t.co/o7xpvaWDGk

Find out more about @medrxivpreprint and @biorxivpreprint on all the socials now: https://t.co/MNuRElZpye

You publish no articles for months and then two come along at once... Delighted to share this piece written with @MargaretWinker @DrSandersanOnie and James Tumwine on the future for #openscience, for @TheLancet 200th anniversary (free; registration needed) https://t.co/9mUIgrShOO

Theodora Bloom @TheoBloom

Happy to reminisce on 20 years of @plosbiology with @Hemaisphere and @GanleyEmma: https://t.co/OAvwxODxSC Kudos to the team past and present!

Happy to reminisce on 20 years of @plosbiology with @Hemaisphere and @GanleyEmma: https://t.co/OAvwxODxSC Kudos to the team past and present!

An ethical framework for human embryology with embryo models: when does a blob of cells become an embryo? Cell https://t.co/CofMxdbRXN

RT @KamranAbbasi: We will not be covering the new NHS workforce plan at @bmj_latest until it’s available. All we’ve seen is a press release…

RT @UKRIO: It's time for research training bingo! 🎰 @DrPetra highlights the common lack of formal training of core parts of the research p…