Systematic review of 10 #esketamine RCTs for #depression finds that ~40% of adverse events are omitted from publications—nearly all of those events (94%) happened to participants in the esketamine (not placebo) arm. Overall reporting quality 'poor'. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Interested in Open Research? We're recruiting an open research administrator to work here Royal Veterinary College (RVC) in Camden, part of the UK Reproducibility network UK Reproducibility Network jobs.rvc.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r… Deadline 20th of September, contact details in advert if you want to know more

Are you passionate about Open Science and Open data! Join us as a Postdoc at Bielefeld University to shape the future of "Living Analyses" in collaboration with Leibniz-Institut für Psychologie (ZPID) ! Ready to make a difference?🔗 Apply here: tinyurl.com/chv4cfuy)

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101 years ago, Neyman introduced potential outcomes and design-based inference. For a special issue of Journal of Causal Inference, Sandrine Dudoit (Sandrine Dudoit), Deb Nolan (Deborah Nolan), Terry Speed, and I wrote about how 4 books from Berkeley Statistics & Thad Dunning explain 1/

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JOB ALERT, please share: 3-year #postdoc position with my twitter-less colleague Ricarda Steinmayr (TU Dortmund). For anyone interested in subjective well-being, academic achievement and other topics. For more details, see link: service.tu-dortmund.de/documents/18/2…

It's the start of a new academic year & many are developing & updating their teaching materials! To inspire some content & activities, I've compiled my lectures, seminars, & workshop materials on an OSF page, across UG and PG levels! osf.io/n4vaq/ #OpenScience

If you are or know any eligible applicants interested in sleep physiology/neurobiology, send them my way! 🤩 Looking to host someone passionate about scientific discovery to join us in Zurich for a couple of years. DM me for details! #sleep #neurodegeneration #hiring #postdoc

ReproducibiliTea at George Mason University (Fairfax Virginia, US) organized by Eileen Roesler & Toey Pithayarungsarit ✨ 👉hac.lab.gmu.edu/reproducibilit…

A New Preprint - Introducing the Journal Editors Discussion Interface (JEDI) is out. Read it online -doi.org/10.31234/osf.i…, and you can find the JEDI website at: dpjedi.org Dr. Priya Silverstein

At last! A rather technical paper on using simulation to compare how you can get different conclusions from different analyses of a dataset - nothing new to trials people, but it still needs saying - applied to a reading intervention journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/25… #DeclareDesign

The ReproducibiliTea podcast is back! In our first episode of Season 4, Helena Gellersen and I chat with Nafisa M. Jadavji, PhD (she/her) and Nele Haelterman from Reproducibility for Everyone about their efforts to provide training on research reproducibility via community-led workshops. soundcloud.com/reproducibilit…

If you'd like to come on an episode of the podcast, let us know! We're always looking to hear from those who are trying to contribute to the Open Science movement and reform science for the better!

Had a blast recording this new episode of our ReproducibiliTea podcast! Check out the education initiative for open science Reproducibility for Everyone here repro4everyone.org and listen to the podcast by following the links below. Thanks to our guests Nele Haelterman and Nafisa M. Jadavji, PhD (she/her)

#statstab #175 Colour palettes for data visualisation Thoughts: Ending the week with some plot colour ideas - good #dataviz is just as important as good #inference! I like Sanzo Wada 006 and 232. #ggplot #rstats #plots #rpubs rpubs.com/mathetal/colors