On the way to #aps24sf , hope to see many of you there. Please say hi, happy to meet old but also new tweeps I haven’t met before :).

I’ll be part of the program FRI 4p (networks), SUN 9a (apps & therapy) & SUN 10.30a (screenshot w Cassie Boness, PhD Miri Forbes Keanan Joyner).

Heading to APS for the first time today - really looking forward to meeting people (please say hi!). If you’re interested in nonlinear models and how to estimate them more easily, I have a flash talk in the Thursday Methodology session at 16:00-17:30.

10.31234/osf.io/r4vxb

Borrowing the idea of ‘bug bounties’ from the technology industry could provide a systematic way to detect and correct the errors that litter the scientific literature, says Malte Elson go.nature.com/4dIi1Nv

A new look at idiographic networks! With these two new papers published in World Psychiatry (onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…) and Advances.in (advances.in/psychology/10.…) let's start including context, changes in the means, and how the network may be moderated by this context.

Forgot where I saw this, but if you (old school) text message yourself the flight code of your flight, and click on the link this automatically generates, you get a live preview of the flight.

Back from vacation and catching up with Twitter.

Boy it’s good to be back! 🙃

Do you remember this pre-print? Eiko Fried and Michel Nivard, expert on genome-wide association studies (GWAS), made a podcast about it!

Big plus: they also dive into the specifics of performing GWAS. Check it out if you want to learn more.

youtube.com/watch?v=vHvBzF…

Anyone seen examples of something like an online journal that is purely a recommender or curatorial project?

Pulling articles or preprints, but not managing review or the like?

How could I have missed this fantastic talk by Eiko Fried?

'Psychedelic treatments for mental health problems: promises and pitfalls'

youtube.com/watch?v=Wknlkm…