Brian Nosek
@briannosek.bsky.social
Co-founder of Project Implicit, Society for Improving Psychological Science, and the Center for Open Science; Professor at the University of Virginia
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“Simine Vazire talks the talk and walks the walk,” writes @briannosek.bsky.social @cos.io.
🏆 The €150,000 award allows her to continue prioritizing research rigor and honors the mentors, colleagues, and students who made her work possible.
Short interview: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H3g... (3/4)
🏆 The €150,000 award allows her to continue prioritizing research rigor and honors the mentors, colleagues, and students who made her work possible.
Short interview: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H3g... (3/4)
November 25, 2025 at 11:03 AM
“Simine Vazire talks the talk and walks the walk,” writes @briannosek.bsky.social @cos.io.
🏆 The €150,000 award allows her to continue prioritizing research rigor and honors the mentors, colleagues, and students who made her work possible.
Short interview: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H3g... (3/4)
🏆 The €150,000 award allows her to continue prioritizing research rigor and honors the mentors, colleagues, and students who made her work possible.
Short interview: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H3g... (3/4)
All of the teams did better than randomly selecting scores and none of the teams did better than selecting 0.5 as a constant score.
Round 2 is getting started. If you think you can do better, join! Prizes: $15k for 1st, $12k for 2nd, $6,750 for 3rd.
More info: www.cos.io/blog/predict...
Round 2 is getting started. If you think you can do better, join! Prizes: $15k for 1st, $12k for 2nd, $6,750 for 3rd.
More info: www.cos.io/blog/predict...
Predicting Replicability Challenge: Round 1 Results and Round 2 Opportunity
The Center for Open Science (COS) launched a public competition in early 2025 to investigate automated assessments of replicability of research claims. Results of the first round are available, along ...
www.cos.io
November 24, 2025 at 5:30 PM
All of the teams did better than randomly selecting scores and none of the teams did better than selecting 0.5 as a constant score.
Round 2 is getting started. If you think you can do better, join! Prizes: $15k for 1st, $12k for 2nd, $6,750 for 3rd.
More info: www.cos.io/blog/predict...
Round 2 is getting started. If you think you can do better, join! Prizes: $15k for 1st, $12k for 2nd, $6,750 for 3rd.
More info: www.cos.io/blog/predict...
Reposted by Brian Nosek
🏆 Early Career: Erring Rigorously, led by Maximilian Sprang, bioinformatician at @unimainz.bsky.social, quantifies the impact of errors in high-throughput sequencing and aims to improve reproducibility and data reliability in functional genomics. (4/5)
November 24, 2025 at 10:00 AM
🏆 Early Career: Erring Rigorously, led by Maximilian Sprang, bioinformatician at @unimainz.bsky.social, quantifies the impact of errors in high-throughput sequencing and aims to improve reproducibility and data reliability in functional genomics. (4/5)
For me, this story illustrates that the whisper network is not sufficient. Despite having been in the same field, parts of overlapping social networks, and near enough topically to have corresponded with him several times, the Bloomberg piece is the first I had heard of it!
November 20, 2025 at 11:39 AM
For me, this story illustrates that the whisper network is not sufficient. Despite having been in the same field, parts of overlapping social networks, and near enough topically to have corresponded with him several times, the Bloomberg piece is the first I had heard of it!
Regrettably, that is a virtue in this case.
November 18, 2025 at 9:48 PM
Regrettably, that is a virtue in this case.