Innovation via social media – The importance of Twitter to science

Matthew Cormier · Mary Cushman

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Social media ecosystems, fostered by online platforms such as Twitter, provide an environment where a wide range of individuals (experts and otherwise) can easily share, discuss, and engage with science. Its usage is a testament to the value that Twitter brings to researchers. One 2017 study reported that 1%‐5% of Twitter’s 187 million users are active scientists.1,2

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