✨ In 'CRediTs for Students', we developed empirically informed materials – such as a supervision agreement and authorship guidelines – for students and supervisors to foster the transparent and systematic recognition of students' contributions to science. osf.io/tygsp/

Among other things, we developed an 🚦Authorship Guideline and a 📝Supervision Agreement to support student authorship and spark early conversations about credit and contributions! And we're currently evaluating the impact that these tools had at our department. 📊

🎉 Excited to see our project 'CRediTs for Students? – Promoting Student Authorships in Psychology' recognized alongside so many other inspiring initiatives! If you're interested in implementing something similar, reach out! Or check out our OSF page: osf.io/tygsp/.

i have never had higher hopes for my academic career

i have never had higher hopes for my academic career

Day 2 of #SIPS2025 ended with a fabulous boat trip! I’ve been told that SIPSers took part in traditional Hungarian dances led by @martonkovacs.bsky.social and @szaszibarnabas.bsky.social . But what happened on the boat, stays on the boat. Tss!

and as it turns out, it's even worth a commendation (amongst other amazing projects!). bsky.app/profile/tont...

Turns out, students actually CAN do scientific work. like conference talks. on student authorship. #SIPS2025 @improvingpsych.org @raphaelmerz.bsky.social

🚀#SIPS2025 starts today! 🚀 We are so excited to: 🎤 hear from the speakers, 📚 learn during the workshops, 🛠️ conduct projects during hackathons, 💬 and discuss ideas with the SIPS Community! We encourage all participants to post their thoughts about the conference with the hashtag #SIPS2025!

We had such a great time at our PYMS Summer Symposium in Tilburg yesterday! Great to meet so many new ECR meta-scientists from the Netherlands and abroad Many thanks to everyone who was there to make this day so engaging and inspiring

somehow i feel like starting a scientific crisis

🚀Very excited to finally see our paper on nonsignificance misinterpretations published! 📈 Together, @smurphee.bsky.social, Aurelio Fernández, Linda Reimann and I investigated the prevalence of "p > .05 = absence of an effect" interpretations. (1/4) doi.org/10.1098/rsos...