ReproducibiliTea Linköping

Journal club on open science and reproducibility at Linköping University, Sweden.

[ReproducibiliTea @ReproducibiliT]

To all #ReproducibiliTea (co-)organisers, members and future members: This Friday we are hosting 3 celebrations to mark reaching 100 journal clubs! Sign up to meet other ReproducibiliTea members, celebrate and discuss the future of RT 🫖: https://t.co/8BWssk3mqG

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

At our last #ReproducibiliTea journal club for this semester (today at 11:15), we'll be discussing the recent preprint, "High Replicability of Newly-Discovered Social-behavioral Findings is Achievable"

[Brian Nosek (@[email protected]) @BrianNosek]

Our prospective replication study released!

5 years: 16 novel discoveries get round-robin replication.

Preregistration, large samples, transparency of materials.

Replication effect sizes 97% the size of confirmatory tests!

https://t.co/OG2FBzIf9g

Lead: @JProtzko 1/

[ReproducibiliTea @ReproducibiliT]

What is even better than a good cup of #ReproducibiliTea? A cup of #ReproducibiliTea from our brand new #ReproducibiliTea mugs! Find our new merchandise page here: https://t.co/1LVPRMTmD1

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

Today we are discussing this paper, which also has an excellent twitter thread w/ key points 👇

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

We are back for another term of #ReproducibiliTea journal club meetings. Mondays 11:15–12:00 on zoom ☕️

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

How to write (and how not to write?) empirical journal articles? Today is our final #ReproducibiliTea journal club for this semester and we are reading Bem's 2003 chapter, "Writing the Empirical Journal Article".

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

At today's #ReproducibiliTea journal club, we'll be discussing confirmatory vs. exploratory research and how (and why) to discriminate between them. 11:15-12:00 on zoom https://t.co/p545IPtouD

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

Final one on replication (for now!) - today we'll be discussing Many Labs 2: Investigating Variation in Replicability Across Samples and Settings https://t.co/QkKAqJdgyL

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

The discussion on replication continues. Today, we'll be talking about this paper: https://t.co/rS9HuVvFoE

[Gordon Feld @GordonFeld]

The Interest Group for Open and Reproducible Science (IGOR) in the Biological Psychology Section of the German Psychological Society is having an online meeting with panel discussion on open data. If you are interested to join please DM me and I will share the registration link!

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

We will be discussing replication research at our next three meetings. We begin with some definitions: What is replication? https://t.co/2BigsJbYOb

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

@siminevazire In short, the general opinion was something like: Yes, productivity of individual researchers might be lower, but the end product will hopefully be better (more rigor, more credibility, greater progress).

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

At today's journal club, we are asking the question: What are the implications of our new ways of doing science for productivity, creativity, and progress? Paper by @siminevazire https://t.co/qPb3O3fdNx

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

More stats, yes please! Today we are talking likelihood ratios and how to think about sets of studies with significant and nonsignificant results. https://t.co/jJDicgqGNb

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

Preregistration is a recurring topic in our discussions. Today we are reading: "Is preregistration worthwhile?" https://t.co/nplLPNu3cR

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

What is the "open science" movement anyway and how did it all begin? Today we're reading a review of what can be called psychology's renaissance https://t.co/z9qItSxUtg

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

What does open science look like in qualitative research? Today we are discussing challenges and opportunities regarding data sharing in qualitative research. Paper by @GustavNilsonne & @Cormac_McGrath https://t.co/X1o3SXsZKv

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

We continue hosting our journal club online. Today's theme is analytic flexibility https://t.co/dYEvgnQFwc

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

#ReproducibiliTea received a SIPS commendation! 🥳

[SIPS (Account Archived - See Bio) @improvingpsych]

@ReproducibiliT Podcast and Journal Club are initiatives that help ECRs adopt, learn about, and use open science practices.

More about the journal club (& how you can start your own) here: https://t.co/5TmZdjg51Q

More about the podcast here: https://t.co/4VYSVTFc4t

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

First time having the journal club online and it worked great!

[ReproducibiliTea Linköping @LinkopingTea]

Today we'll discuss theory and philosophy of science - on zoom! https://t.co/fTJSihvS0v