Um notebook na mão e uma ideia na cabeça
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Joined March 2016
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Publicamos hoje uma carta aberta ao @CNPq_Oficial para manifestar nossa preocupação com o texto recentemente publicado e intitulado "Ciência aberta: uma visão desapaixonada!".
Leia mais sobre no link abaixo!
reprodutibilidade.org/post/c…
Alô @CAPES_Oficial, que tal se inspirar nessas experiências e economizar uns 500 milhões de reais?
The same thing happened with the University of California. They canceled their Elsevier contract and were expecting a huge backlash. After about a year, one of the librarians told me that they were surprised that almost nobody complained.
When I was at JAMA, we did a survey of young clinicians to find out how they acquire medical information. They told us they got it from UpToDate, Wikipedia and podcasts. They specifically said they don’t read journals or textbooks.
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So in 2007, physicists wrote a paper that made the headlines: according to their calculations, human coin flips aren’t 50/50 - more like 51/49.
Why is that, and did students in Amsterdam really flip 350,000 coins to find out?
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Se confirmada a regulamentação geral, sem exceções, será a morte da já combalida pesquisa em ciência social no Brasil!
@LulaOficial @ArthurLira_ @rodrigopacheco @randolfeap
O modelo do nosso Hack Week foi apropriado pelo programa de embaixadores da @BrRepNetwork! Inscrições abertas até agosto em reprodutibilidade.org/progra…
We are proud to launch our first call for @BrRepNetwork ambassadors to represent us in institutions or research communities across Brazil. The program kicks off with an in-person event in Rio and continues online over a year. Apply at reprodutibilidade.org/progra…
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📢New WP!📢 The Class Gap in Career Progression: Evidence from US Academia, w/ Kyra Rodriguez
Class is rarely a focus of research or DEI in elite US occupations.
Evidence suggests it should be: we find a large class gap in at least one occupation - tenure-track academia...🧵
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Now accepted @PeerCommunityIn.
Registered report comes w/ open code, 141 subjects w/ 2 runs & 2 sessions of fMRI task data on @OpenNeuroOrg , 10,980 maps on NeuroVault.org & pyrelimri.readthedocs.io/ test-retest reliability MRI package.
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If you like test-retest reliability of task fMRI, the MID task or ABCD data, you may* like our Stage 2 Reg. Report submitted @PeerCommunityIn. Overview w/ all the fixins: package, code, group derivatives + individual data
* No love lost if you dislike it
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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This is it, what I've trained for
ALT A Mathematical Model of Quitting Academia Academia has problems, you might have heard. Many normative practices in the sciences benefit careers at the price of cumulative scientific knowledge. These problems could in principle be addressed through institutional reform. However many academics resist reform, and those who participate in reform behavior may be disadvantaged in competition for jobs and resources. Simultaneously, academics may find non-academic outside options more appealing, especially if they believe in reform. This is especially true for the most talented and skilled individuals, who have better outside options. When can reform spread within such a system, even though those who believe in it are passed over or are incentivized to leave? I construct and solve a dynamic model of this depressing scenario.
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Some personal notes on the REF OA mandate for books
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This Wednesday (June 19) at 10h Brasília/13h GMT, @hcp4715 from @ChineseOpenSci, Jesica Formoso from @metadocencia and @thescientistgh from @africanrepro talk about promoting open science in and from the Global South. Register at elifesciences.org/events/ea9…
Don't forget to register for our free event on Wednesday!
Members of our new Global South Committee for Open Science discuss, with a Q&A, challenges and opportunities around promoting Open Science in and from the Global South.
elifesciences.org/events/ea9…
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Just used GPT-4o to make this, comparing the coverage of Web of Science, Scopus, and @OpenAlex_org. Data from arxiv.org/abs/2401.16359. It was able to extract the data from the original (b&w) venn diagram, then drew this new one in color.
Baita ferramenta.
Tenho o prazer de anunciar que o ScriptLattes agora está no GitHub, atualizado em Python 3: github.com/jpmenachalco/scri… Em março de 2025, o ScriptLattes completará 20 anos!
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A thing that will never get old for me on here is new PIs talking about their lab’s first preprint. Going from an empty room to research shared with the world is of course a huge milestone. But to see folks set the tone for their new lab and the next generation by taking control of when their work sees the light of day? That is just the absolute best! Love this for you and for science 😍
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Nexus é a melhor alternativa ao scihub (sem novos artigos desde 2020)/libgen. Maioria das solicitações que inundam o wosonhj e reddit scholar estão disponíveis "gratuitamente" através de bots no telegram (1/9)
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The research information landscape requires fundamental change. Today, over 40 organisations commit to making openness of research information the norm.
For the full text of the #BarcelonaDeclaration see
barcelona-declaration.org/
#OpenScience #OpenResearchInformation
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📢Vem aí a Conferência Livre sobre Reprodutibilidade na Pesquisa Brasileira. O evento, organizado pela @BrRepNetwork, acontece de forma online nos dias 18 e 19 de abril. Na pauta, o panorama de reprodutibilidade e confiabilidade da pesquisa e ações concretas que podem ser tomadas para fomentar práticas de ciência mais abertas e reprodutíveis. +
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The problem is surely that $10K for a line on your CV that is perceived to all but guarantee a job/tenure with stability & a salary >10K higher makes it seem a good deal
