Those who have been peddling the idea of a replication crisis will be happy, I hope. But if critics like myself are right, and the crisis is misconstrued and overblown, then this will waste many resources that could have been invested on new discoveries.
Last day to apply for our postdoc on complexity and integrity. LLM, NLP enthusiasts are especially encouraged to apply. PhD-equivalent experience is acceptable, jobs.ac.uk/job/DME208/resear…
Last 38 hours to apply for a short term postdoc on research integrity and complexity. LLM and NLP enthusiast especially welcome! jobs.ac.uk/job/DME208/resear…
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Last day to apply for a research assistant job in the TEMET lab, to help develop methods to measure the complexity of protocols, in order to predict the reproducibility of findings: jobs.ac.uk/job/DLA987/resear…
Last day to apply for a research assistant job in the TEMET lab, to help develop methods to measure the complexity of protocols, in order to predict the reproducibility of findings: jobs.ac.uk/job/DLA987/resear……Deadline Jan 7th!
Last few days to apply for a research assistant job in the TEMET lab, to help develop methods to measure the complexity of protocols, in order to predict the reproducibility of findings: jobs.ac.uk/job/DLA987/resear…
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An excellent start of the @meta_rep conference in Munich, with @cassieannshort and Daniel Kristanto showing us how to conduct a multiverse analysis. Lots of wundabar apps! Tomorrow I will make a case for how complexity helps predict reproducibility.
After retraction and the authors providing their narrative, a blog by Joe (who w Berna raised the original concerns) arguing the authors downplay the issues.
“virtually none of the analyses matched the preregistration.“
joebakcoleman.com/blog/2024/…
After retraction and the authors providing their narrative, a blog by Joe (who w Berna raised the original concerns) arguing the authors downplay the issues.
“virtually none of the analyses matched the preregistration.“
joebakcoleman.com/blog/2024/…
So the story is quite complicated. The authors have a nice document on the OSF explaining the situation & journey, and they actually have the retracted paper under review at the same journal.
Lots of info in the below thread. Will also repost the most important things here now