Part two: nulliusinverba.podbean.com/e/episode-53-f…

New episode of Nullius In Verba on Pseudoscience podbean.com/ew/pb-yggka-18… We discuss the demarcation problem, why we should not ignore Pseudoscience but teach students why it is so bad, and complain about the too popular Telepathy Tapes.

New episode of Nullius In Verba ! We (very) critically discuss the classic paper by John Ioannidis 'Why most published research findings are false'. What did he get wrong, and why is it still interesting to read the paper? nulliusinverba.podbean.com/e/episode-56-m…

Episode 58: Communicatio Scientiae ift.tt/MG0wfFD

A little late, but the new episode on science communication is out now! We discuss the Carl Sagan effect, pop science books, science journalism, YouTube channels, podcasts... and coffee and sandwiches. nulliusinverba.podbean.com/e/science-comm…

If you like our theme music, Grandbrothers will be releasing a new LP that you can pre-order: shop.grandbrothersmusic.com/products

Had to say hi to Francis Bacon, such a regular guest on Nullius In Verba , while visiting the old library in Trinity College.

Hard to express what a relief it is to have just submitted the first complete draft of my book manuscript to University of California Press (is on Bluesky) 😮‍💨🥳 5+ years in the making. 249 pages. 82,000 words. 0 ChatGPT. 😉 A million thanks to all those who gave me guidance and inspired me along the way! 🙏

Second part of Nullius In Verba discussing Paul Meehl's 7 sacred cows of academia. Meehl criticizes one of our favorite topics: The idea that all research professors do is worthwhile. nulliusinverba.podbean.com/e/episode-60-s…

development of a sound body of knowledge concerning human behavior’ If you want to listen to the entire paper, Nullius In Verba has you covered. It's a classic so give it a listen: nulliusinverba.podbean.com/e/prologus-56-…

Our podcast Nullius In Verba consists of 60+ episode on what science is, and what it could be. Smriti and I are passionate about learning, so we read out classic papers and chapters in our separate 'Prologue' episodes. We have 17 so far. Here's a list of all these episodes:

Here's a new paper of mine just out (online) in BJPS: Severe Testing: Error Statistics vs Bayes Factor Tests. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/epdf/10.10…

If you are a researcher in health sciences and haven't already done so, I would encourage you to give Nullius In Verba a listen. Some very thought-provoking discussions and readings that I wish I had been exposed to much earlier in my career.

We are very happy that the content of our little podcast is resonating with fellow academics. Although, with more than a thousand listeners per episode, maybe we are not that little anymore 🤗

New episode of Nullius In Verba on exploratory experimentation. Why does exploratory research seem to be valued less? How can we do it well? nulliusinverba.podbean.com/e/experimenta-…

No new episode this week! Smriti is busy teaching an introduction to psychology course, and Daniel is relaxing in his garden with a new puppy.

Interested in the latest metascience? Come to Eindhoven October 17th to listen to Dr. Duygu Uygun-Tunç (University of Chicago) and Dr. Lisa Spitzer (Leibniz-Institut für Psychologie) as keynote speakers, and Dr. Aaron Peikert for a workshop collaboration through Git! All free!

New episode of Nullius In Verba on Premature Experimentation: nulliusinverba.podbean.com/e/episode-63-e… Are experiments overused, and should we make greater use of other approaches to knowledge generation? If so, which methods should we use instead? Enjoy!

In our next episode of Nullius In Verba we will dive into the history of metascience. The first mention of 'metascience' in the literature we could find is Morris, 1938. Do you know of an earlier mention of the term 'metascience'?