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University of Melbourne, 7-8 Nov 2019. Join AIMOS.
5 April 2019, The University of Melbourne
Interdisciplinary panel featuring: Brian Nosek, Glenn Begley, David Vaux & Kirsten Parris
4 April 2019, The University of Melbourne
Public lecture delivered by Professor Brian Nosek
14-15 November 2019, University of Melbourne
THE CREDIBILITY REVOLUTION IN PSYCHOLOGY
Professor Simine Vazire (University of California, Davis)
A fundamental part of the scientific enterprise is for each field to engage in critical self-examination to detect errors in our theories and methods, and improve them. In this talk, I discuss how well psychology, as a science, has been living up to this ideal, and what principles should guide our efforts to improve our science.
INSIGHTS FROM PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE AND THE TURN TO PRACTICE
Dr Kristian Camilleri (History and Philosophy of Science, UniMelb)
META- AND OPEN SCIENCE ISSUES ACROSS DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES
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WORK-IN-PROGRESS from the Interdisciplinary MetaResearch Group (IMeRG)
Fiona Fidler Psychology: Replication and ‘mere’ replication
Steve Kambouris History and Philosophy of Science: Are Reproducibility and Replicability just a matter of making tacit knowledge explicit?
Felix Singleton Thorn Psychology: Research planning practices
Hannah Fraser Ecology: Questionable Research Practices in hypothesis testing research
Elise Gould Ecology: Questionable Research Practices in non-hypothesis testing research
29th November 2018
Hannah Fraser – Questionable Research Practices in Ecology
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