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Publié in Critical Metascience

A conference called “The promises and pitfalls of preregistration” was hosted by the Royal Society in London from 4th-5th March 2024. Here, I discuss the presentations by Chris Donkin and Stephan Lewandowsky, both of which consider some of the potential “pitfalls” of preregistration.

Welcome! This is the first post in our new group blog. 1 We, the research group Information Management at Humboldt University’s Berlin School of Library and Information Science, explore the role of digital research and information infrastructures in science within the context of digital transformation.

Eugenia and I made our first zine, available here , for our ongoing documentary photography project as if the sand were stone . The project focuses on how small villages & hamlets across the Argentinean Pampa are adapting in response to a shift in urbanism and transport – from rail to road. For our first zine, we selected 24 images, all made on black &

Get a copy of the first zine of the project As if the sand were made of stone is an ongoing documentary photography project that we (that is Eugenia and I) are working on. The project covers how small villages & hamlets across rural Argentina – in particular the Argentinean Pampa – are changing and adapting in response to transport shifting from rail to road.

Auteur Aaron Tay

One of the tricks about using the newer "AI powered" search systems like Elicit, SciSpace and even JSTOR experiment search is that they recommend that you type in your query or what you want in full natural language and not keyword search style (where you drop the stop words) for better results. So for example do

Publié in Martin Modrák

In this post we’ll explore the link between Bayes factors and cross-validation as discussed in Fong & Holmes 2020: On the marginal likelihood and cross-validation. I’ll then argue why this is a reason to not trust Bayes factors too much. This is a followup to Three ways to compute a Bayes factor, though I will repeat all the important bits here.

Publié in BLOG ATARRAYA
Auteur Atarraya

(El lenguaje historiográfico, III) por Fausta Gantús La historiografía mexicana y la mexicanista han estado dominadas, al menos desde mediados del siglo pasado –el XX– por el uso de cierto vocabulario peyorativo con respecto a la larga etapa decimonónica en la que presidió los destinos de la República el general Porfirio Díaz, fuertemente influenciada por la obra capital, y hoy clásica, coordinada por Daniel Cosío Villegas,

Publié in I.D.E.A.S.
Auteur Joseph L'Huillier

This is a preprint of a manuscript currently under peer review. Abstract Importance: Gossip, defined by social scientists as “evaluative talk about an absent third party,” is anecdotally pervasive, yet poorly understood in surgical residency programs. Objective: This study sought to deconstruct the role of gossip in surgical residency and evaluate its impact through the lens of surgical residents.

Publié in bjoern.brembs.blog
Auteur Björn Brembs

We are looking for a PhD student interested in the functional, molecular and structural profile of neuronal circuits underlying learning, memory and behavior. In a 30-year research effort (lay summary, paper), we have recently identified a new gene (atypical PKC, aPKC) necessary for a form of motor learning in the fruit fly Drosophila and in which neurons it is required.

Publié in Open Access Brandenburg
Auteur Sharon Hundehege

Autorinnen: Celina Karlsson (0000-0002-5431-8669), Sharon Hundehege (0009-0008-5594-4179)   Im Fokus des 36. Open Access Smalltalks der Vernetzungs- und Kompetenzstelle stand das Forschungsprojekt KidRewi und nutzte die Gelegenheit, sich Teilnehmenden aus verschiedenen Einrichtungen aus vorzustellen.