Don't miss out on the NASPSPA Teaching Network Workshop! 🎉 Get ready for an interactive two-part workshop, "Lessons learned from a global pandemic: Opportunities for teaching and learning in the 'new era'."

Our call for proposals for Open Science Infrastructure is now open! This call aims to help the community improve or develop digital infrastructures supporting open science. With a 12.5 m budget, this is Open Science NL's largest funding programme to date👉 openscience.nl/en/news/125-mi…

One of my favorite eponymous laws is Bishop's law: the better-designed a study is, the more likely it is to obtain a null result. Dorothy Bishop

Our paper “OPTIMAL theory’s claims about motivation lack evidence in the motor learning literature” is finally out! Grab a copy here: doi.org/10.1016/j.psyc…

OPTIMAL theory’s claims about motivation lack evidence in the motor learning literature buff.ly/3xzWuWZ

Idaho’s first undergraduate neuroscience program launches at Boise State! Read more here: bit.ly/3yoy3vY #BoiseStateCOHS #BoiseStateUniversity

Our department is hiring! Come join our team :) This is a 9-month, tenure-track position in Exercise or Sport Science. Start date is Fall 2025. Read more about it here: jobs.boisestate.edu/en-us/job/4985…

New position postings in AKA member departments! BOISE STATE (Asst Prof, Ex Sci); TEXAS TECH (Asst Prof, Health) All: americankinesiology.org/current-openin…

Amazing article by my grad student Jet Taylor and colleague Eric Martin 💯! Go check it out 👇

New position postings in AKA member departments! BOISE STATE (2: Asst Dean; Asst Teach Prof, Kines); DENISON (Asst Prof, NM Phys/Motor Ctrl/Motor Devel); ARKANSAS (2: Asst Prof, Ex Sci; Asst Prof, Rec/Sport Mgt) All: americankinesiology.org/current-openin…

Just want to show my appreciation for the MOTE effect size calculator by Dr. Erin Buchanan and team. I'm going to tell my students in my Metascience course to use it when coding effect sizes. Most accessible tool out there (that I know of) doomlab.shinyapps.io/mote/

I am teaching a lecture today on how technological tools improve how we do science. Things like R, Shiny, Rmarkdown, but also preprint servers, pubpeer, data repositories, publishing from XML instead of PDF. What do you think are important tools that make science better?

New accepted Editorial from JMLD Executive Editor Keith Lohse from WashU Medicine 🇺🇲, with an important piece discussing the advantages of data sharing, including accelerating discovery, enhancing collaboration, & improving transparency & reproducibility

I may be biased, but this one is so amazing! For a mix of reinforcement learning and motor skill acquisition, check the link below!

🎓Fully funded GTA PhD positions at Edge Hill University! 🗓️Closing Date: 17/01/2025 🔍Project: Effective instructional & motivational approaches for movement skills.🌟Exciting opportunity for those interested in skill acquisition and learning! Apply: edgehill.ac.uk/departments/su…

Discussed the preprint with my students in one of our lab meeting and they all loved it! So informative! #openscience