#Reproducibility

Charlie Ebersole

CharlieEbersole

I’m very excited to share the latest Many Labs project! In Many Labs 5, we examined whether adding more expertise to replication designs could increase replicability. Here’s what we did/found

Nicole Watson

Watson_N_E

Some good news in the midst of the doom-scrolling: new paper with @GescheHuebner and @mikefsway is now online #OpenAccess @BuildingsCities Improving energy research practices: guidance for transparency, reproducibility and

Daniël Lakens

lakens

So @tage_rai, editor at Science, is digging in. Fine. He claims the whole open science movement was started by one billionaire with a shady agenda. I think this deserves some

Eike Mark Rinke

emrinke

Sociology - the next discipline to benefit from the Great Open Science Conversation that is sweeping across the academic world.Let's take the opportunity to celebrate the breadth of the movement

Lior Pachter

lpachter

This past week my lab published 4 @biorxivpreprint papers in applied math (https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.20.427480v1), biology (https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.22.427844v1), bioinformatics (https://www.bior

Damian Dalle Nogare

damiandn

This is a very important read for people doing bioimage analysis. The authors do a good job of laying out potential problems and, even more useful, solutions.https://twitter.com/embojournal/status/1352595619177783298 Couple of thoughts:

BLACK LIVES MATTER Ali Kohan

kohan_lab

I'm currently reviewing abstracts for a national conference, on a topic slightly outside of my research area. I'm noticing a recurring set of writing issues that detract from a lot

Bart Penders

b_penders

Loving every bit of this: Metascience as a scientific social movement, by David Peterson and @AaronPanofsky https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/4dsqa/ "[R]egardless of whether one believes there is a legitimate crisis of reproducibility

Alex Holcombe

ceptional

Founder of Moderna explains that it's fortunate they weren't in academia - they would have had a tough time publishing their discoveries, due to skepticism by journal editors and reviewers.

Olaf Wolkenhauer

olafwolkenhauer

The short note published with @HeikoEnderling is not a conclusion of a discussion, but a starting point. The feedback is helping us to shape our debate. 1/10 There is something

Ross Taylor

rosstaylor90

One of the reasons for indexing machine learning is to make the community aware of problems. For example, indexing results reveals apples and oranges problems with evaluation. Indexing datasets allows

H. Christopher ("Chris") Frey

H_C_Frey

1/8 EPA's transparency rule is poorly found and lacks evidentiary support. Example: "nor is this rule likely to result in decreased human health or environmental protections" - how would EPA

Jonathan S. Pumpkin Pies 🥧

jsench

This is the humanities core of liberal arts education. Logic (embedded in philosophy), composition/writing (rhetorical structures & patterns), awareness of what happened before & how it worked out (history), how

UCB-MIC

BerkeleyMIC

Thank you @BlkInMicroscopy for pointing me to this IMPORTANT paper:https://elifesciences.org/articles/55133 Ok, I want to quote nearly EVERY line in this article, but I'll just try and pick a few favs.

Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ

sankrant

Western medicine is not “evidence-based medicine.” It is authority-based medicine. It must be certified by the Church of medicine, a controlled ecosystem, to be valid.Anything not certified is “heresy” aka

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

We have a huge crisis in science/ medicine with reproducibility, expressing uncertainty & limitations, and how we prescribe unproven RxI support serious reforms, but not hanging random or visible offendershere

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