Digitalization & Pol Behavior LMU_Muenchen | Democracy and Populist Attitudes | Open Science | 🚵♂️🐶
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So what's up with this 'metascience novelty indicators challenge'? 🧵
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Four input talks by great researchers (see below ⤵️)!
🗓️ Details & Zoom:
socialsciencedatalab.mzes.uni-mannheim.de/page/events/
👥 Organizers:
@rubac.bsky.social,
@denis-cohen.bsky.social and Alexander Wenz
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www.openscience.nl/en/recognisi...
This post discusses efforts Dutch institutions are making to strengthen the way they recognize and reward open science.
I like the 'Room for every PhD Candidate' initiative at @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social.
Why do some people feel stronger emotions about politics than others?
💡Not political knowledge, but interest and confidence-in-knowledge drive emotional engagement.
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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An #rstats package for building interactive dashboards with tidyverse-style syntax.
Launched with a fun hackathon at @ascor.bsky.social (🍕 included).
📦: favstats.github.io/dashboardr/
Big thanks to the dashboardr team, Digicomlab, and @vivifabrien.bsky.social for the logo 🎨
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I’ve written a blog post just published by The Inquisitive Mind.
Link: www.in-mind.org/blog/post/po...
Very brief summary in the thread.
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expedition-open-science.org This is a lightweight, but very useful and accessible intro to key elements of Open Science (online and as a PDF). Seems particularly useful for introducing the topic to undergraduates @zbw-leibniz.bsky.social
The time to use them for bigger questions has come now that this ground has been laid
Deadline is May 1st, so still plenty of time to put something together!>
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We show that even well-identified DiD studies are often underpowered; sample sizes needed are surprisingly large
Paper: osf.io/preprints/os... 1/6
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An absolute enemy of humanity.
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I'm glad we're slowly coming to our senses.
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www.c3s-frankfurt.de/who-we-are#m...
www.politico.eu/article/port...
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More information can be found on the package and project websites: vincentbagilet.github.io/causal_exaggeration/ididvar.html
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Das ist viel wert.
Also: Keep it up!