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Nota 🗒️: No se publica en Elsevier salvo que no haya otra opción

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El CSIC y las universidades españolas deciden cortar el grifo al grupo editorial Elsevier por su propuesta “inasumible” , siguiendo la línea de otros organismos científicos internacionales: cobraban 27 millones de euros al año por acceder al conteido y publicar www.eldiario.es/sociedad/csi...

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El ataque a la Ciencia de los nuevos inquilinos de la Casa Blanca. Resulta indignante, inaceptable, desolador, irracional, vergonzoso, inexplicable… leer en un solo artículo en @nature.com todo el daño hecho a la ciencia y a los/as científicos/as en EEUU. ¿Qué hacer? www.nature.com/articles/d41...

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Almost all grant-review meetings under Trump 2.0 remain suspended at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), preventing the world’s largest public funder of biomedical research from spending much of its US$47 billion annual budget. https://go.nature.com/4gM6oW4

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Spain still at risk of conversion therapies of LGTBIQA+. In this case, right-wing governor of the capital district alligning with alt-right and stopping a public health initiative.

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Glad to have encountered this meta-analysis on servant leadership (a type of leader that searches well-being and flourishing of its surrogates). Benefits are pretty established (more well-being, performance, etc.) but traditionalism seems to impact greatly! link.springer.com/content/pdf/...

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Google Calendar has removed key cultural events from their site including: • Pride Month • Black History Month • Holocaust Remembrance Day • Jewish Heritage • Hispanic Heritage • Indigenous People Month

submitted 16 days ago • 520 comments

Esto que cuenta @pampa.bsky.social es muy importante y es terrible: la administración Trump borrando datos de investigaciones científicas porque no se atienden a sus prejuicios uniformistas. Es una derecha anti ilustrada y combate lo que nos hace humanos www.eldiario.es/sociedad/bor...

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IgNobel material

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One thing I absolutely love about itch.io is that it lets me pay more No, seriously! I love putting in some extra, knowing that it’s going to an indie creator

submitted 20 days ago • 6 comments

I just lost my job, along with most of my coworkers, due to the illegal grant freeze. I worked at an organization that -helped veterans who have lost a limb -Assisted elderly and disabled people -Helped hospitals better treat people who have lost limbs

submitted 20 days ago • 941 comments

Capital 👏 will 👏 always 👏 capitulate 👏 to 👏 fascism. Say it with me folks: CAPITA...

submitted 50 days ago • 1 comment

The @aaup.bsky.social released an important statement today. Its realism borders on defeatism, a state of mind that I share.

submitted 23 days ago • 2 comments

NEW: We obtained the directions NSF program officers are following to review all grants for compliance with the Trump EOs and the turmoil it has created in an agency mandated to broaden STEM participation. Our story: www.nature.com/articles/d41...

submitted 23 days ago • 14 comments

People ranting about "science is not political" voting for people making censorship policies against academic freedom. Again, "not political" means "my politics", and if you challenge that, you will be targeted.

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Who would have guessed that open access and open science non-profits such as @archive.org and @cos.io are useful just in case your government want to delete scientific data? And yet, here we are.

submitted 25 days ago • 9 comments

There is much trouble in the world, but interlibrary loan is amazing and just keeps getting better. Appreciate the librarians

submitted 35 days ago • 2 comments

Our new paper just got published at Nature Human Behavior! www.nature.com/articles/s41... We study trust in science in 68 countries and how it relates to other variables. It was wild to be part of this project 👌✨

submitted 35 days ago • 2 comments

Great to see the meta-research, "Aberrant Abundance of Cronbach’s Alpha Values at .70", by @ianhussey.bsky.social, @taymalsalti.bsky.social, Frank Bosco, @malte.the100.ci and @ruben.the100.ci was published in AMPPS of @psychscience.bsky.social journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

submitted 39 days ago • 1 comment

The Buddha rarely described his awakening in detail. When asked to explain the nature of his enlightenment, he often remained silent, or he responded in ways that encouraged his followers to look inward rather than cling to his words. Goodnight everyone look after yourself.

submitted 42 days ago • 1 comment

I agreed to a lot of manuscript reviews before the holidays and let me tell you, they’re all going to be late

submitted 54 days ago • 2 comments

OpenAI doesn't report a single number for its climate impacts - not anywhere, in any way, shape or form. It sounds kind of obvious but the fact that a company with such incredible electricity hunger isn't disclosing basic information about its energy consumption and associated emissions is v bad..

submitted 61 days ago • 95 comments

"Ants solving a geometric problem and it's amazing." This is a great example of 'emergent phenomenon': - None of the ants understand the problem they're solving. - None of them can see the whole shape. - A series of small decisions or rules add up to something with a new layer of complexity.

submitted 64 days ago • 33 comments

Obviously

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I made a gingerbread panopticon

submitted 64 days ago • 400 comments

🧪🦠🔬 Now that #OpenScience and #FAIR principles are widely adopted in research... Can we start discussing its negative outcomes and how to prevent them? Like promoting the misuse of data and code? Or its role in facilitating misinformation?

submitted 65 days ago • 4 comments

New article shows around 65% replicability on social/behavioral Covid papers. This is, just as much as their respective mainstream research, which implies more evidence on Covid research was just as robust: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Si alguna vez os preguntáis hasta qué punto la monogamia es algo prácticamente sagrado en nuestra sociedad, pensad la de gente que cuando se le pregunta qué es lo peor que puede pasar en una relación te contesta que son los cuernos. Preguntadle a Gisèle Pelicot.

submitted 66 days ago • 1 comment

New preprint with @uschroeders.bsky.social. In a simulation study, we explored the predictive performance of ML models across various data conditions typical for psych research. Spoiler: Data quality limits the performance of ML models in a similar way to more "traditional" regression analyses.

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FYI Entomologists, this dude has had 30+ papers retracted, some of them on ectoparasites/lice. 🧵🧪 www.science.org/content/arti...

submitted 71 days ago • 7 comments

This is so good, also the bad science bingo in the website

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How do we educate people that ChatGPT is just a probabilistic model and not an intelligent being that knows things? I was in a seminar where the speaker actually said that ChatGPT can be a great resource for researching data/facts for presentations and I wanted to bang my head against a wall.

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Evaluating differences in latent means across studies: Extending meta-analytic confirmatory factor analysis with the analysis of means: http://osf.io/35gtz/

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