A multicenter, multidisciplinary initiative to promote transparent and reproducible research in the Brazilian scientific community
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Joined June 2018
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My Claude-generated grievance of the @arxiv cap, based on a real human rant:
pracheeac.substack.com/p/arx…
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More writing output never did mean more knowledge gained. We knew that. And yet we continued to act like it did. This isn't AIs fault. It's science's.
We have to stop using "paper count" as a useful scientific metric. More writing output no longer means more knowledge gained
washingtonpost.com/education…
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Today I'm posting a new blog on a familiar topic... Nearly two hundred papers have confused the names of different proteins and recorded using the wrong antibody! This time it's PERK vs. p-ERK. Researchers from Harvard, the Mayo Clinic and more. Link in the first comment.
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The Metacheck team is busy building an improved version of the osf_download function (scienceverse.org/metacheck_b… ). You will soon be able to use metacheck to download all files, wikis, and meta-data. You will also be able to upload everything to Zenodo.
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Join us on Thursday, March 5, for a free webinar exploring what Diamond Open Access is, why it matters for fair and equitable scholarly publishing and how to transition to community-led, author- and reader-free publishing models.
elifesciences.org/events/942…
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¡Excelente noticia!
La Iniciativa Brasileña de Reproducibilidad ganó el Einstein Foundation Award por su trabajo para promover la reproducibilidad científica en Brasil.
Su legado incluye a nuestra comunidad amiga, la @BrRepNetwork
🙌 Felicitaciones a toda su comunidad. ¡Parabéns!
We congratulate our parent project, the Brazilian Reproducibility Initiative, for winning the 2025 Einstein Award for Promoting Quality in Research! award.einsteinfoundation.de/…
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🚨 New working paper!
How well do people predict the results of studies?
@sdellavi and I leverage data from the first 100 studies to have been posted on the SSPP, containing 1,482 key questions, on which over 50,000 forecasts were placed. Some surprising results below.... 🧵👇
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Nessa sexta-feira às 10h (BRT)!
This Friday at 3pm (CET)!
Participe! Join us!
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#reproducibility
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📣“Peer Review and its Diversification” Webinars
15-16 October 2025
👉Register for the Zoom link: forms.gle/1R4Y3d33W8bQWF7i6
📄Full programme: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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Últimos dias pra se inscrever pra bolsa de iniciação científica do BRISA pra estudar LLMs em revisões sistemáticas pré-clínicas. Aberta a alunos de graduação em qualquer lugar do país em bit.ly/ic_brisa.
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Join us for next Tuesday for the 7th Reproducibility Rounds: 𝐍𝐨𝐧-𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐢𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥-𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐚 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡: 𝐀 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐲 - September 16 at 9 am PT | 6 pm CET, by Nichole E Carlson. Register at stanford.zoom.us/meeting/reg…
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Open science can sometimes been seen as a risk but IME there are definitely people out there doing research more openly to advance science despite that.
If you're in academia or industry and have taken action to push the needle to make your research, science, data etc. more open and useful (even if you've been told it will damage your career or goals), I'd love to know about what you've done. Feel free reply publicly so others can get inspired. I'll be following up with a few of you to learn more and see how we can support/spread your efforts.
I'm looking for the next generation of open science pioneers. Would love to hear from you!
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The story of the discovery of monoclonal antibodies 50 years ago shows how the free exchange of ideas can lead to life-changing treatments
go.nature.com/45nqemD
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Fighting coordinated publication fraud is like ‘emptying an overflowing bathtub with a spoon,’ study coauthor says.
retractionwatch.com/2025/08/…
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🤔Você tem interesse em fomentar a ciência aberta e a reprodutibilidade na comunidade científica brasileira? O Programa de Embaixadores da Rede Brasileira de Reprodutibilidade está com inscrições abertas até 31 de julho. Saiba mais:
reprodutibilidade.org/post/s…
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Arguably the most important project in the history of exercise science thus far. Equally enlightening is the accompanying "Reflections" paper. This conversation is long overdue. Congrats to @JennyMurphy2 for this incredible achievement and to @SportsMedicineJ for publishing these papers.
doi.org/10.1007/s40279-025-0…
doi.org/10.1007/s40279-025-0…
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Beyond the oligopoly: Scholarly journal publishing landscapes in Latin America and Europe osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/cm…
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Been talking a lot to @PracheeAC about how we feel about the current extremely fraught moment in the history of American science and America, and why we've felt an incongruous sense of optimism (about science at least)
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The Dutch budget for the transition to Open Science was 20 million per year. Due to budget cuts, it now is 10 million. Yesterday they launched a 3 million euro metascience call to contribute to the evidence base for open science. This is what a well-functioning country does.