Inspired by UN Declaration on Human Rights, the Council of Grad Departments of Psychology urges PSYC Departments to adopt policies to support transparency, rigor, and inclusive practices in promotion and tenure. Support by signing: cogdop.org/cogdop-princ...

New Episode of "Cracking the Shell on Psychological Science" tackling the issue of LGBTQ+, mental health, and minority stress with Dr. Ethan Mereish podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/u...

In this episode, we discussed mental health with policy advocates for NAMI-Maryland. The stats are heartbreaking and underscore the importance of supporting grassroots mental health orgs like NAMI. podcasthon.org/podcaster/cr...

If you missed our recent workshop "Transforming Institutional Repositories into Fully #OpenScience Databases", the full video is now on our website! A great resource for anyone working to build more transparent, interoperable, & impactful research ecosystems.🌐 👉Watch it here: shorturl.at/hTjyG

So much is said in silence. —Brooke

3rd International Conference “Integrity, Open Science and Artificial Intelligence in Academia and Beyond: Meeting at the Crossroads” December 17-18 Online & Free Call for abstracts and registration: armgpublishing.com/3rd-internat...

#psycgooddeedday2025 at Binghamton was an amazing success! Many good deeds were done, and the visitors to our table loved the stickers and snacks, as well as the kindness rock painting station.

Good morning, #psycgooddeedday2025 ! Binghamton University is ready to go!!

As an aside, "Excellence" must be the single-most overused, empty, boilerplate word used in academic bureaucracy and it's typically a stand-in for "We don't know what we want so you should do everything".

🤩 Thank you, @carlbergstrom.com for being part of C4R!

Publication bias is corrosive to science and society. It must end. @scurry.bsky.social sums it up in this blog piece. occamstypewriter.org/scurry/2025/...

New Episode on the Psychology of Kindness. Learn about how kindness can improve mental wellness and how you can get involve with #PsycGoodDeedDay Check it out! open.spotify.com/episode/6Uhx...

PSYC Good Deed Day is coming Oct 8th 2025! Join @psycterps and over 70 other psychology departments around to world by doing one good deed for a fellow human. Together we can make the world a little better. Check out: go.umd.edu/PsycGoodDeed... #PSYCGoodDeedDay2025

There's still time to register! Live at UPenn, join us for a public talk to help us embrace rigor as the best tool to make reliable, reproducible, and transparent science. Register @ c4r.io/conference #ScientificRigor #BetterScience #PhDLife #GradStudentLife

I am 76 & I have had most of these vaccinations at one time or another. Also vaccinations against Covid, Tetanus, plus Cholera & Yellow Fever when travelling in foreign countries. These prevented me catching horrible diseases & dying a gruesome death. They did not harm me, they protected me!

Hey, want to prevent your paper from needing to be retracted? Check out the c4r conference on rigor: www.c4r.io/conference ‪@kordinglab.bsky.social‬

Looks like PsyArXiv has been infiltrated by "International Journal of Environment and Climate Change". Woke up to a ton of articles in my feed that have nothing to do with psych that were clearly uploaded by a bot. This one lists "Business Scope" as the author.

New Episode of Cracking the Shell on Psychological Science featuring @chronisandrea.bsky.social talking about her solution to helping students with ADHD SUCCEED in College open.spotify.com/episode/4XDZ...

New Episode of Cracking the Shell just released. It's one of our 'Getting to know' episodes. In this one, we hear one faculty person's (professional) journey from the Bay area to the DMV. open.spotify.com/episode/3ysD...

Research Smorgasbord: Parent-child anxiety, Prenatal brain development, and Autism open.spotify.com/episode/6HIB... podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/c...

What's happening on the Cracking the Shell on Psychological Science Podcast? Two new episodes that's what! Check out our two-part Interview with ADHD expert and UMD alum Dr. Yamalis Diaz Part 1 On Apple Podcasts podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/f...

Blurred Minds (part 2): The science of memory distortions and gaslighting. open.spotify.com/episode/6z2G...

Want to read a really bad science paper? Check this thing out. It's literally called "The bad science paper" osf.io/preprints/ps...

New episode where Joey Barnet and I discuss research on the Impostor Phenomenon. Check it out and visit some of the links in the episode description. open.spotify.com/episode/3Wyv...

Latest episode from Cracking the Shell on Psychological Science features Cassandra Phetmisy talking about her meta analysis of financial stress and work. Check it out on apple podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d...

I'm teaching an honors course on responsible conduct of research. Today we're reading this paper by Hans IJzerman and colleagues. I'm re-reading it for the nth time, and still struck by how relevant it is. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

On this International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, we plug our “Debiasing Committee Composition and Deliberative Processes”, a 1-pager w/strategies for diversifying perspectives & reducing biases for hiring, promotion, tenure, and funding decisions. sfdora.org/resource/ret...

Impressive review of International initiatives to enhance awareness and uptake of open research in psychology. royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...

New post on the PsyArXiv Blog asks "When should I preprint my work?" blog.psyarxiv.com/2025/03/18/w... #openResearch #openAccess

@ajshackman.bsky.social I'm looking for a science journal that publishes really short articles, like 800 - 1000 words. Any tips?

What's missing from neuroscience research? Check out the latest episode of Cracking the Shell on Psychological Science and find out what Arianna Gard has to say. open.spotify.com/episode/4AOJ...

Check out the latest episode of Cracking the Shell on Psychological Science. In this episode, we talk to Dr. Jessica Magidson about her work in rural Maryland. This is an example of how federal grants can directly benefit society. open.spotify.com/episode/1D8d...

Maryland's Dave Yager talks about "The Shady Side of Sleepless Nights." open.spotify.com/episode/5UX8...

@slevc.bsky.social This might be of interest for your class. Associated pre-print is here: osf.io/preprints/ps...

Wanting to import everyone one you follow on twitter into bluesky? @sky-follower-bridge.dev works amazing well. It's also easy to use.

‘Publish or perish’ culture blamed for reproducibility crisis. That's the headline in Nature of all places, which arguably has done more to cultivate that culture than any other journal www.nature.com/articles/d41...

1/6 "Peer review: A flawed process ..." I'm digging into this paper right now. Written in 2006, its still relevant and sadly, little has changed pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

Unfortunately we live in a material world where institutional self-interest is governed by grants and papers as much as by scientific accomplishment and reputation. There is often conflict between what benefits a University and what benefits science.

1/n. Tenure and promotion policies are relatively low-hanging fruit for aligning incentives with shared scientific values. See shackmanlab.org/wp-content/u...

🚀 Exciting news! The @orca-open.bsky.social backed by Chan Zuckerberg launched the Catalytic Awards Program, granting up to $15K for U.S. non-R1 & traditionally under-resourced institutions to foster open scholarship! 🌍 📝 Apply now! bit.ly/4hFuVxQ #OpenScience

"International Perspectives on Open Science." It's not just about reproducibility. It's also about democratizing knowledge and broadening who participates in science. youtu.be/QKmKSHNyTIc @emckiernan.bsky.social @cgentemann.bsky.social @orca-open.bsky.social @ajshackman.bsky.social