Ioana A. Cristea
@ioanaacristea.bsky.social
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Associate Professor @Unipd | Affiliate @METRICStanford | Scholar @FulbrightPrgrm | #Metaresearch #Openscience #Psychotherapy #Trials | @ERC_Research DECOMPOSE https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101042701
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tilleckert.com
I recently reported on an ICE officer who was publicly reprimanded and “relieved of his duties” after shoving a woman to the ground in an NYC immigration court. Well, he’s back.

DHS did not respond to a request for comment.

Original story: www.propublica.org/article/ice-...

Photos: Carol Guzy
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kyledcheney.bsky.social
BREAKING: Judge William Young, a Reagan appointee, delivers the most scathing legal rebuke of the Trump era, ruling that Trump and his cabinet illegally targeted pro-Palestinian students for deportation to "strike fear" into First Amendment protesters. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
ioanaacristea.bsky.social
Must, must-read. Just drop everything, take an hour and read this, as I have. I wish these two parents would know that strangers like me who read their writings about their Martha will think long and hard about what happened, not forget and not be the same.
ioanaacristea.bsky.social
The ‘pro’ reasons to share the paper with the authors of the p-curve before sharing are an uphill journey in cringe. Really terrible. Had Amy Cuddy written these back in the day, white knight saving science twitter would have crucified her.
chapmanresearch.bsky.social
Embarrassing stuff fellas
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ianhussey.mmmdata.io
Some researchers don't discuss their future research plans for fear of being scooped.

Not me. I drop bad ideas for unscrupulous people to 'steal'.

- What are the neural correlates of Open Science practices?
- What is the role of habits in learning a new skill through repetitive practice?
a man in a leather jacket is looking up and saying `` big brain '' while standing in front of a building .
ALT: a man in a leather jacket is looking up and saying `` big brain '' while standing in front of a building .
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johnpfaff.bsky.social
For the record, the local police had to arrive to free the girl from … the federal police.

This is horrific. It’s undeniable that we will need trials for ICE officials and officers after all this.

“Leominster police arrived at the scene, recovered the child and returned her to the family.”
ioanaacristea.bsky.social
Of course I agree and know this, the point was that if we are chasing confounded associations, why only go for the ones that impact women?
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floriannaudet.bsky.social
New post for ResToRes. Real-world datasets are shaping clinical claims, but data patterns and transparency issues raise serious concerns. Our JAMA Psych letter with @ioanaacristea.bsky.social highlights several red flags in a study using the TriNetX database.

restores.univ-rennes.fr/highlights/a...
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denolmo.bsky.social
A meta-perspective by Malcolm Macleod on the presentations at #PRC10.

Are we going for low hanging fruit too much in research on peer review / publication?
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denolmo.bsky.social
Ioannidis: Do we enough evidence for your proposed actions to improve peer review?

Macleod: The evidence is thin, partly because many journals are hesitant to accommodate meta-research, like RCTs.

#PRC10
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denolmo.bsky.social
John Ioannidis: "We need more RCTs"

I agree, so here is an urgent call to the representatives of journals at #PRC10: Let's empirically test suggested improvements to peer review like open reports, open identities, structured review, results-free review, collaborative review, etc.

Get in touch!
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peerreviewcongress.bsky.social
Extreme, outlier citation concentration patterns can distort citation-based metrics, especially the #Hindex. While not implying misconduct they can serve as orange/red flags for further analysis.
@iakevdaimon.bsky.social @polytechniqueparis.bsky.social @uni.lu
Preprint at arxiv.org/pdf/2406.1...
The h-index, while popular, does not account for how citations are distributed across articles or authors. This is critical when citations are strategically concentrated to boost perceived influence.
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statsepi.bsky.social
We didn't randomize, and there was no allocation concealment or blinding, and we can't really be sure what intervention they got or how the outcomes were measured, but we emulated a trial by drawing a DAG.
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i4replication.bsky.social
As a reminder, our comment published here (sciencedirect.com/science/arti...) showed that (i) randomization never occurred; (ii) irregularities in baseline scores, which for the same students vary systematically in ways that are unique to either the treatment or control group; ...
ioanaacristea.bsky.social
It’s not BMJ Open but BMJ Open Research. I see some Frontiers and MDPI, you mean in these cases they actually *do* some review?
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lrb.co.uk
‘Why, to avoid naming Boccaccio, did Chaucer invent a fictional Latin poet as his source for 𝘛𝘳𝘰𝘪𝘭𝘶𝘴? It seems that Boccaccio already had a reputation problem.’

Barbara Newman on Boccaccio’s dirty book: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Barbara Newman · Dirty Books: Boccaccio’s Reputation
From the late Middle Ages all the way to Pasolini’s 1971 film, Boccaccio has been best remembered – understandably...
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medrxivpreprint.bsky.social
Effects of ketamine and esketamine on death, suicidal behaviour, and suicidal ideation in psychiatric disorders: A systematic review and meta-analysis https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.08.19.25333796v1