Tom Hardwicke

@tomhardwicke
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Research Fellow, School of Psychological Sciences, University of Melbourne. Meta-research (research-on-research) and the psychology of memory.
websitehttps://tomhardwicke.github.io

For Peer Review Week 2023, EASE partnered with Editage to promote an infographic by David Burbridge, ‘A brief history of peer review’, a summary of the crucial developments in peer review and its prospects.

Scholarly journals using a kind of peer review date back to the 1600s, but peer review as we know it only appeared in the 1950s. Since then, the peer-reviewed paper has been the gold standard of reliable research reporting.

https://ease.org.uk/2023/12/peer-review-infographic-a-brief-history-of-peer-review/

#PeerReview #Infographic #HistoryOfScience

Peer review infographic: A Brief History of Peer Review - EASE

See our infographic created by David Burbridge, for EASE and Editage: ‘A brief history of peer review’ which provides a quick summary of the crucial developments in peer review and its prospects for the future.

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Chairs inc. Evan Mayo Wilson / @siminevazire / Jessie Baldwin / Hilda Bastian @hildabast / Sophia Crüwell @cruwell
Speakers inc. Nick DeVito / Marjan Bakker / Fiona Fidler / Andrew Gelman / Isabelle Boutron / Chris Donkin / Jacob Stegenga / Stephan Lewandowsky @stworg / Heather Douglas / Dustin Fife / Chris Chambers @chrisdc77 / @annescheel / @briannosek
A preliminary agenda is available for our meeting on "The promises and pitfalls of preregistration". We've also extended the submission deadline for lightning talks and posters to 29th January. Registration and submission details on the meeting website: https://royalsociety.org/science-events-and-lectures/2024/03/preregistration/
The promise and pitfalls of preregistration | Royal Society

Discussion meeting organised by Dr Tom Hardwicke, Professor Marcus Munafò, Dr Sophia Crüwell, Professor Dorothy Bishop FRS FMedSci, Professor Eric-Jan Wagenmakers.

I have a PhD scholarship to start in early 2024 in Brisbane. The aim is to detect fraudulent papers that were created by paper mills. The project will involve working with large data, text mining, and prediction modelling. It is part of a larger project on detecting problematic papers. Our group has many other PhD students working on health and economic projects, and a diverse staff of economists, statisticians, clinicians, and implementation scientists. Please get in touch if you’re interested.
Join us for the 6th edition of the Perspectives on Scientific Error conference to discuss statistical, philosophical, and meta-scientific issues of scientific error! Now with an added third hackathon day in collaboration with folks of MetaMelb to explore how we can reduce scientific errors in practice, especially during pre- and post-publication peer review. https://www.eurandom.tue.nl/event/perspectives-on-scientific-error/ w/ @nnn_van_dongen, @lakens, @annescheel, Felipe Romero, @siminevazire, @tomhardwicke
Perspectives on Scientific Error | 6th edition | TU/e Eindhoven – Eurandom

Royal Society meeting “The promises and pitfalls of preregistration” to be held in London (and online) March 4th-5th, 2024. Free to attend. Call for posters and lightning talks now open. Details: https://royalsociety.org/science-events-and-lectures/2024/03/preregistration/ w/ @deevybee @cruwell Marcus Munafò & EJ Wagenmakers
The promise and pitfalls of preregistration | Royal Society

Discussion meeting organised by Dr Tom Hardwicke, Professor Marcus Munafò, Dr Sophia Crüwell, Professor Dorothy Bishop FRS FMedSci, Professor Eric-Jan Wagenmakers.

Postdoctoral fellowships in meta-research available at METRICS https://metrics.stanford.edu/postdoctoral-fellowship-announcement-2024-25
Postdoctoral Fellowship Announcement 2024-25

Meta Research Innovation Center at Stanford

New #preprint about our experiences offering 'reproducibility as a service' for a six month period: https://psyarxiv.com/k8d4u/

We made 10 papers #reproducible from @YorkPsychology covering a wide range of study designs, supported by funding from Research England 1/6

ReproduceMe: lessons from a pilot project on computational reproducibility http://osf.io/k8d4u/