“6% of sleuths agreed that current reporting channels for misconduct are effective, compared to 77% of research-integrity officers” I think this is readily explainable by the differential access to information. RIOs do not see what doesn’t even reach them, eg when editors refuse to act.

Hiring a new postdoc! Interested in how early life factors can impact child development? Come join our fantastic Developmental Psychobiology Lab at the Donders Institute! Deadline for applying: 7 May; contract: 2.5 years. lnkd.in/dbY6Y372

Final day of our COST Action TREASURE meeting in Madrid. TREASURE is about 'Maternal Perinatal Stress and Adverse Outcomes in the Offspring: Maximising infants´ development'. So good to see so many professionals working hard to increase society's attention for this relevant topic!

As a woman and academic, on International Women's Day, I am thinking of all the women who are suffering from or survived bullying and harassment. Let's keep fighting so that academia becomes a place of safety, growth, creativity, honesty, and tolerance—inspiring for others to follow and model.

The view from Neuroscience. 👇

March 5 is International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) Day! Sending gratitude to all the IBCLCs that significantly transform world health through skilled lactation care 🤱🏻❤️ ilca.org/ibclc-day-20... #happyIBCLCday #breastfeeding

This is a great paper. Elegant model and interesting conclusion! Thanks for the rec.

Great findings!

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We're organizing a scientific symposium on research with wearables on babies and children. For details on the program and enrolling, see dpblab.org/2025/01/16/u...

Very proud of our experimental study on walking outdoors with babies! Kudos to Nicole Rheinheimer who did all the hard work, and co-authors @stefaniavictoria.bsky.social and Simone Kühn. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...