My talk at the #AIMOS2022 (Association for Interdisciplinary Metaresearch and Open Science) conference on how we can use video bibliographies and research transparency to create "time and motion studies of the mind".
https://youtu.be/GuC6COW5uaU?t=1080
https://www.reddit.com/r/Open_Science/comments/zgeshv/my_talk_at_the_aimos2022_association_for/?utm_source=ifttt

Proud to see another @aimos conference done and dusted! I like to think the photo below shows me giving a rousing speech on the need to improve science, but I suspect I was just pointing out where the bathrooms are in the building #AIMOS2022

The metaresearch drinks menu, with @aidybarnett #AIMOS2022 #metascience #metaresearch

The murine International Brain Laboratory large-scale collaborations has a fascinating organization and decision-making structure, emphasizing avoiding much hierarchy. From a talk by IBL's Lauren Wool #Aimos2022

That feeling when you're in Melbourne for 3 months only, and there's a cool conference happening at the same time you're there (in the same building!) but you only find out about it on its final day 😫 #AIMOS2022

Interesting recommendation presented in #AIMOS2022 talk by Kylie Hunter - meta-analysts should try to get individual participant data for studies they plan to include in MA, and if the data aren’t shared, and there’s not a good reason for this, consider not including that study in MA.
Having individual data makes it possible to check for data quality/integrity issues, even if you use only summary data in MA.
Second photo is about Kylie & collaborator’s tool for checking primary data (in blue).