I am so happy I set this rule in my mailbox.
(Why on Earth haven't I done this before? — don't ask me.)
#predatory

I’m seeing some “free market” simps defending Nature’s 12k open access fees. Guess it’s time to bring this back around.

Of course there are benefits from #OpenAccess scholarly publications — but what are the challenges? What do real people and institutions go through when they try?
ebm.bmj.com/content/early/…
EQUATOR Network

A study on what many of us already know: over 75% of internal service work in academia is done by women. “We were surprised by how brazenly the male researchers described their priorities, for example that they actively didn’t respond to emails”

kifinfo.no/en/2024/03/wom…

Brilliant, Kelly Cobey, PhD!
More narrative CVs with open science practices, please!
UK Reproducibility Network Reproducible Research Oxford (RROx)
tinyurl.com/2s4bbzrw

On April 19, we will discuss how institutions, journals and funders can take concrete actions to promote reproducible and open practices in research, with representatives from universities, research institutes, journals and funding agencies.

On April 18, we will present a panorama of reproducibility in different fields of Brazilian research, with presentations by the Brazilian Reprodutibility Initiative and experts from a wide array of fields (and from all over Brazil!)

We are happy to announce our online conference on Reproducibility in Brazilian Research, which will happen on April 18-19, 9-13h Brasília (12-15h GMT) (in Portuguese) at bit.ly/reprodutibilid…. Please see the thread for the full program! 👇

👇ONLY 10 PLACES LEFT to attend our UK Centre's ONLINE Publication School!

📅14-17 May 2024
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The majority of observational studies in leading peer-reviewed medicine journals are not registered and do not have a publicly accessible protocol: a scoping review - Journal of Clinical Epidemiology jclinepi.com/article/S0895-…

Participating in the UK Reproducibility Network Annual Meeting and listening to Jonathan Piotrowski talking about the next REF indicators of quality. One more opportunity to remind people to think about methodology over metrics: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34077797/ Gary Collins 🇪🇺 Reproducible Research Oxford (RROx)

Registration now open for our Lab Research Publication School!
This week's course is a sell out so act fast to join us 23-25 Sept whilst places last.

For more information visit responsibleresearchinpractice.co.uk/lab-animal-pub…

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#scientificwriting
#researchtraining

Happy Friday!
I'm looking for members of the public and people with spinal cord injury to join me to discuss how we can improve our care for people who experience speech and swallowing problems. Sign up via QR code below and help make our research relevant.

COVID vaccination has been proven to reduce severe infection and hospitalisation. But Prof Daniel Prieto-Alhambra dani prieto-alhambra explains how his two recent ground-breaking studies have found it has additional benefits youtu.be/VWcH85d__VQ
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Join today at 3pm to learn about synthetic datsets!

#ReproT #OpenResearch

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Has your child ever asked you a health question you weren’t sure how to answer? Help them turn their curiosity into critical thinking!

We’re empowering kids around the🌍to become #scientists and find answers! Join the #adventureinscience today! Galway Bay fm News June Shannon

Wondering how to help make #scienceforkids fun?

Kids from all over the🌏are invited to join TheKidsTrial from home in their own time!

Join the #adventureinscience today! Kids can send in questions they want their #trial to answer! Cochrane HuffPost Parents Jugendförderung

NEW #OpenAccess paper (led by Paula Dhiman) in Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 'Prediction model protocols indicate better adherence to recommended guidelines for study conduct and reporting'

sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Findings will feed into TRIPOD-P (guidance for protocols)

nature.com/articles/s4225…

British alternatives to “being happy”

⁃Being not too bad
⁃Being happy enough
⁃Being not unhappy
⁃Being fine, all things considered
⁃Having no cause to complain
-Muddling through
-Trundling on
-Getting there
-Living the dream
⁃Being neither here nor there
⁃Being…