Our plan for a diamond open access platform to share STS and other metaresearch more efficiently and transparently. easst.net/article/metaro…

Heroic effort to review and synthesize evidence on data sharing in the medical and health science: Prevalence and predictors of data and code sharing in the medical and health sciences: systematic review with meta-analysis of individual participant data bmj.com/content/382/bm…

Big congrats to Dan Hamilton for his magnificent leadership of this meta-analysis of IPD from 105 meta-research studies (!!!) examining the prevalence and predictors of data sharing in medical research The BMJ bmj.com/content/382/bm…

There have been a lot of studies investigating the prevalence of data sharing. In this massive piece of work Dan Hamilton systematically reviews them and tells you where both the gaps and redundancies in our knowledge are

Join us on 23 Aug to hear about tips that make open and reproducible science easier, we're thinking simple things that can make big improvements to research quality. For more details & to register eventbrite.com/e/aimos-tip-ta…

Open now Expressions of Interest in a PhD position in the MetaMelb Research Group with me and simine vazire and other excellent colleagues. This PhD is History and Philosophy of Science but would be working with an interdisciplinary team findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/opportunity/10…

Australia’s Chief Scientist Cathy Foley talks about the importance of research quality and research integrity in a recent position paper 👇🏻

AIMOS2023 conference will be in sunny Brisbane this year. Call for papers is now open & you can take a sneak peak at the program. Spoiler alert: Carl Bergstrom, Laure Wynants & Stuart Ritchie are all plenary speakers! bit.ly/aimos2023

How Reporting Guidelines help efficient and accurate writing of #research papers. Join facilitators Paul Glasziou Prof. Tammy Hoffmann Ginny Barbour Matthew Page for this 90-min webinar/workshop on 25 Sep 4pm (Brisbane). Register now at: tinyurl.com/y2335z3z AUS-RN EQUATOR Network

Love this article by Clare Watson in Nature Medicine on the future of evidence synthesis. Great to be quoted alongside thought leaders such as Matthew Page Fiona Campbell Paul Glasziou Cochrane Methods nature.com/articles/s4159…

Look at this amazing group of metafolks at #aimos2023 AIMOS

ROB-ME: a tool for assessing risk of bias due to missing evidence in systematic reviews with meta-analysis bmj.com/content/383/bm…

🕵️‍♀️Webinar on missing evidence and #PublicationBias, 7 Dec 8:30 CET: Centre for Evidence-Based Psychiatry has invited Matthew Page, Gustav Nilsonne and Magnus Tang Kristensen. Info and sign-up (no later than 6 Dec): sdu.dk/en/forskning/c… Cochrane Methods CochraneBias #ROBME #RoB

Lab brunch and celebration of All the Things, but especially Dan Hamilton becoming Dr. Hamilton! 🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations Dan!

Join us for a one-off short course (Mar 21 & 22) in Melbourne on assessing the risk of bias in studies evaluating the effects of interventions and of exposures, led by #JulianHiggins. Unique learning opportunity for those synthesizing evidence. More info shorturl.at/corL0

The PRISMA statement website has had a makeover! Access all the checklists, flow diagram templates and other resources at prisma-statement.org

Stoked to see this piece out with Aidan Cashin Dr Georgia Richards, PhD Hopin Lee Melissa Sharp-Crowe, MPH, PhD² Matthew Page If you’ve heard of reporting guidelines but are on the fence about them - give it a read! doi.org/10.1136/bmjebm…

I got a NHMRC EL2 Investigator Grant! Sure beats the experience last year where I learnt that I missed out while sitting over the canal in Venice and promptly burst into tears. Big thanks to my team and collaborators who are the greatest in the world, especially Jo McKenzie