Metascientist helping @DP_JEDI and @improvingpsych run smoothly, and trying to improve academic publishing. @juliabottesini.com on BlueSky. (Archived Account)
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It's been great at the other place, but I'm still missing a lot of folks over there! I just wanted to leave this link here docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… and if we know each other and you need an invite, DM me :)
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PhD position in history & philosophy of science at UniMelb with Fiona Fidler and me and the rest of the MetaMelb crowd! Pass it on to any prospective PhD students you know who might be interested (and stay tuned for another similar position in psych at UniMelb soon!)
Come join us in #hps at UniMelb!
PhD scholarship in our #Metascience Research Lab with the amazing @fidlerfm & @siminevazire
Possible topics include open science, peer review, self-correction, trust in science - put your EOI in now!
findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/…
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For the first time ever we call for community donations to help us raise funds to sustain our work.
This #GivingTuesday, please consider donating to PREreview ❣️bit.ly/PREreview-Donate
More on how to help: content.prereview.org/suppor…
Thank you!
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Have you ever wanted there to be a @PeerCommunityIn Psychology? Well, now you can help make that happen!
SIPS @improvingpsych is launching a "SIPS Pop-Up Events" program, and the first one is a hackathon to support the creation of PCI Psychology!
More: improvingpsych.org/sips-pop-…
Have you ever wanted there to be a @PeerCommunityIn Psychology? Well, now you can help make that happen!
SIPS @improvingpsych is launching a "SIPS Pop-Up Events" program, and the first one is a hackathon to support the creation of PCI Psychology!
More: improvingpsych.org/sips-pop-…
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JEDI is pleased to announce its 2023 Annual Meeting, taking place on November 15 & 16, during which we will be holding two online panels. Both events are open to non-JEDI members. Find more information and register at dpjedi.org/events/jedi-2023-…!
ALT Information about JEDI's 2023 Annual Meeting panels are shown. Panel 1, Experiences with correcting the scientific record, on November 15/16, is composed of Simine Vazire, Caitlin Bakker, Julia Strand, and Rachel Safer. Panel 2, Transparency and innovation in peer review, on November 16, is composed of Ludo Waltman, Karli Montague-Cardoso, Rob McIntosh, and Serge Horbach.
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Do you like SIPS? Do you want it to keep existing? Consider running for a position on the board! Two spots for faculty/professionals (can be outside academia) & one spot for grad student or post doc. To put your name in, complete this form by 28 Sept: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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If you're a psychologist who likes improving psych, please consider applying to be on the EC! It's a lot more fun than it sounds and you get to help SIPS do its thing.
Hey you! Yes, YOU. Would you like to be a member of our EC, or do you know someone who would be a good fit? Nominate them by September 28. More info here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
#OpenScience #AcademicChatter #Metascience
If you're a psychologist who likes improving psych, please consider applying to be on the EC! It's a lot more fun than it sounds and you get to help SIPS do its thing.
Hey you! Yes, YOU. Would you like to be a member of our EC, or do you know someone who would be a good fit? Nominate them by September 28. More info here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
#OpenScience #AcademicChatter #Metascience
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Collabra is looking for new editors! Specifically senior editors in cognitive and personality psych, and a new EiC (I’m done in December!)
If you’re at all interested, please consider applying - don’t assume you’re not qualified enough!
Our journal, @CollabraOA, is seeking 2 Senior Editors of the Personality & Cognitive sections. They'll provide input about journal policies, help select Associate Editors, & evaluate manuscripts from their content area. #OpenScience
Apply by October 15: msu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/fo…
I'm reviving this thread from a while back to share that this paper is now out at #AMPPS! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Have you ever wondered what features of studies science journalists pay attention to when deciding whether to report on a finding? I did! So I asked some of them, with help from my wonderful collaborators @siminevazire, @mijkenijk, and @cragcrest. psyarxiv.com/26kr3/ 1/8
The entire process from when we first had the idea to seeing the paper published took about 4 years, through a pandemic, a couple of intercontinental moves, and a dissertation that included this work. I worked on it practically throughout my whole PhD! It was quite the journey.
I think I still have a couple of first-author papers in me, but just in case I don't, this (and its sibling royalsocietypublishing.org/d…) feel like a perfectly good pair of papers to end a PhD on :)
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Last week I asked people for common "bad" objections against open science. A summarized list below (including word telling me to start using periods):
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Have you used PsyArXiv to share or access preprints? Although the service is (and always will be) free to end users, it's not free to run. SIPS incurs annual hosting costs, and we need your help to meet 2023's fundraising goals. #PsyArXiv #OpenAccess improvingpsych.org/2023/09/0…
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If this kind of stuff at the intersection of HPS and psychology is your sort of thing, Expression of Interest for a PhD scholarship in our @metamelb lab (in Melbourne, Australia) are open findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/…
If you want to hear the Australian pronunciation of “Data Colada”, and hear me ramble about many other things (the Data Colada part is at the end), listen to this short @TheHPSPodcast episode (produced by @SamaraJG and Indigo Keel):
thehpspodcast.buzzsprout.com…
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We've met our goal 🎉
3 reasons to still donate:
1. For just $1, you'll boost the # of donors. That message to Joe, Leif, & Uri, and to the world, is as important as the financial support
2. Our target was a guess about likely legal costs
3. Money that's not needed'll be refunded
Be a part of the change you wish to see in the world:
Donate to help support the legal expenses of Data Colada.
They're being sued by Prof Gino after posting careful, meticulous blog posts raising concerns about data integrity in 4 papers.
Donate here: gofund.me/70c497b1
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This whole thread. There are jerks in scientific criticism. But if we paint all critics with the same brush, we're creating a world where no one except the jerks will criticize our work. Do we really want to be a field of only hype, fluff, & TED talks (and rampant fraud)?
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Are you applying to grad school in history and philosophy of science? Consider coming to work with us!
Open now Expressions of Interest in a PhD position in the MetaMelb Research Group with me and @siminevazire and other excellent colleagues. This PhD is History and Philosophy of Science but would be working with an interdisciplinary team findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/…
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If you oversee a journal & are interested in collaborating w/ other journals to study the impact of journal policies & innovations, talk to Noah!
Even if this project isn’t a good fit for your journal, it’d be great to build a community of journals to do more studies like this!
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