Many decision-makers in academia rely on publications as their main measure of academic success. Which behaviors of scientists are rewarded or devalued by this strategy? What could be alternative ways to measure academic success that promote better science?

Find out more in the third episode of #DoingScienceDifferently with Noémie Aubert Bonn, researcher on research assessment (https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0252-2331).

Listen or find the transcripts and show notes here: https://doingsciencedifferently.start.page/

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When attempting to replicate 193 experiments from 53 studies in #CancerBiology, the Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology (#RPCB) completed 50 experiments from 23 studies and found smaller effect sizes in 92% of cases.

What's the story behind these numbers, who are the people involved and what can we learn to #ImproveScience?

Listen to episode 2 of the #DoingScienceDifferently #podcast with Tim Errington from Center for Open Science (#COS), coordinator of the RPCB.

https://doingsciencedifferently.start.page/

So right when we all left the birdsite, a really neat little podcast launched there: The Doing Science Differently Podcast.

You can listen to the first episode here: https://doingsciencedifferently.start.page/
It's about power abuse in #academia, and it's really good! ✨

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We made a #podcast! Episodes are going to air this month with the first starting today!

#DoingScienceDifferently is a podcast for researchers longing to change the way #academic research works. Rather than only talking about problems, we give people a voice that work on solutions. Our guests introduce their initiatives and provide resources and inspiration for how we can all be doing science differently.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts or read the transcripts https://doingsciencedifferently.start.page/

Check out the trailer for the Doing Science Differently podcast. The first episode will be released tomorrow.

https://doingsciencedifferently.start.page

Each week in November, the podcast will cover a complex issue facing research, from reproducibility to mental health. Guests introduce their initiatives, and provide resources and inspiration for how we can all be #DoingScienceDifferently.

The podcast was created by a talented team of early career researchers in the SPOKES Think Tank program.