Matthias Egger (@eggersnsf) 's Twitter Profile
Matthias Egger

@eggersnsf

Former president of @snsf_ch, epidemiology Prof @uniofbern, @BristolUni, @UCT_news. orcid.org/0000-0001-7462… RTs/likes ≠ endorsements.

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Retraction Watch (@retractionwatch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Study of homeopathic treatments as replacement for antibiotics “by the Bavarian State Parliament fails.” faz.net/aktuell/wissen…

Swiss National Science Foundation (@snsf_ch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📸🖼️🎞️Stunning photos, startling videos... to give research a face. That's what we are looking for in the SNSF Scientific Image Competition. Take part and submit your best images! 📌Submission deadline: 31 January 2025

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“It never dawned on me that I was ever going to be considered important”, said American biochemist Florence Seibert as she reflected on her life. Seibert was responsible for developing one of the most important medicines in controlling tuberculosis infections today.

“It never dawned on me that I was ever going to be considered important”, said American biochemist Florence Seibert as she reflected on her life. Seibert was responsible for developing one of the most important medicines in controlling tuberculosis infections today.
george davey smith (@mendel_random) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Systematic Reviews in Health Research: Meta-analysis in context (3rd edition) by Matthias Egger Julian Higgins now available in Japanese amazon.co.jp/dp/4469269972

TH@疫学 (@pon144) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exciting news! The Japanese edition of Systematic Reviews in Health Research, which we had the honor of translating, is now available! thanks to Professors Matthias Egger, Julian Higgins, george davey smith for this groundbreaking work! #SystematicReviews #HealthResearch #MetaAnalysis

KFPE for Research Partnerships (@kfpe_ch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Epidemiologist Placide Mbala , who led research into the #Mpox outbreak that has killed hundreds of people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), is one of the remarkable individuals chosen for this year’s Nature’s 10. nature.com/articles/d4158… Swiss TPH Matthias Egger Medicus Mundi

Maria Leptin (@mleptin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wonderful news to end the year with: the agreement between the European Union and Switzerland, which includes Switzerland's association with Horizon Europe, has been signed! I look forward to welcoming our colleagues from Switzerland back into the ERC!

The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social (@mitpress) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As the volume of published articles outpaces the number of practicing scientists, academics are increasingly overwhelmed. Where does this growth leave researchers? A new study published in Quantitative Science Studies assesses the strain on scientific publishing. #OpenAccess direct.mit.edu/qss/article/do…

Nicola Low #EveryDayCounts #StillFBPE (@nicolamlow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Can’t argue with Tim Harford 😂 “Here’s the problem with forecasts: some of them are right, and some of them are wrong, and by the time we find out which is which, it’s too late.” Great piece - and why #forecasts don’t help #PandemicPreparedness BEready Cohort Matthias Egger

Retraction Watch (@retractionwatch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Another ivermectin-COVID-19 retraction, this one of a paper by sabine hazan md Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH® et al. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… It's the 12th for the drug, among the 467 retractions of COVID-19 papers on our list. retractionwatch.com/retracted-coro…

Itai Yanai (@itaiyanai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's still true that no philosopher has had a bigger impact on science than Popper, who argued that we should make risky and bold predictions to test our ideas. Do the killer experiment, he would say; the one that has a chance to kill your hypothesis.

It's still true that no philosopher has had a bigger impact on science than Popper, who argued that we should make risky and bold predictions to test our ideas. Do the killer experiment, he would say; the one that has a chance to kill your hypothesis.
Actionuni (@actionuni1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Federal Council confirmed today: the plans for federal budget cuts of ~500M/year will proceed. These cuts threaten the ETH, Swiss National Science Foundation (affecting PhD candidates, postdocs, Ambizione), and the teaching quality & student mobility, among others.

nature (@nature) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Trump administration's efforts to slash research funding have US graduate students, postdocs and other early-career scientists fearing for their careers. Some are considering changing jobs or leaving the country. Others say them might abandon research altogether.