Assistant Professor at the University of Florida Big Team Science | Computational and Quantitative Methods | AI Race Spectator
That’s why I try to collaborate with everyone. Can’t write a letter against my tenure case now! Checkmate 😏
Kate A. RatliffCo-authored a commentary about women's participation in science with ~30 badass women scientists and now there are ~30 badass women scientists who can't write letters supporting my promotion to full professor 🫠
Can gratitude interventions make the world happier? We tested 6 gratitude practices across 34 countries with 10,696 participants to find out — and the answer is more interesting than a simple yes 🧵 www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
A multinational megastudy of the effects of gratitude practices on subjective well-being | PNASScholars have observed people from a variety of cultures using a variety of gratitude-related
practices to change their emotions, outlooks, and soc...www.pnas.orgPsychologists: one of humans’ most unique and remarkable characteristics is their social and collaborative nature. Also psychologists: Ew, how dare you collaborate with other researchers?
Alexandra W. LogueIn 1992 I published an article that had a total of 6 authors (buff.ly/ugnTjMO)& a colleague strongly criticized me for having so many authors. Now, such an author list wouldn't be considered at all unusual by anyone: buff.ly/NOi8JhQ #AcademicSky #highered @nicholascoles.bsky.social #psychology
Just wait until you hear what the scientists say about departments, universities, and the entire institution of science itself 🤣
Ali OzkesOSF is operated nonprofit and overseen by scientists, no? I find some of the recent talk about it a bit off the tone. This one is witty, fine but, some others I have seen are a bit too harsh.
OSF-induced frustration is one of the most replicable and robust effects to come out of the social sciences over the past decade
David ChesterMe: *clicks an OSF link* OSF: gotta be safe, can you login real quick? Me: sure, login completed OSF: cool, I have completely forgotten what link you clicked, here's your Dashboard
Big team science in my home state of Florida. Awe inspiring but tragic. In a moment of a mass bleaching crisis, 47 researchers across 22 institutions helped document the functional extinction of elkhorn and staghorn corals from Florida's Coral Reef doi.org/10.1126/scie...
Heat-driven functional extinction of Caribbean Acropora corals from Florida’s Coral ReefIn 2023, a record-setting marine heat wave triggered the ninth mass coral bleaching event on Florida’s Coral Reef (FCR). We examined spatial patterns of heat exposure along the ~560-kilometer length o...doi.org🌐 New paper at Psych Science Across > 3 million psychology papers, we find that big team science is an emerging trend in psychology—one that is unevenly deployed across world regions to generate high-impact scientific insights. doi.org/10.1177/0956...
My team has systematically tracked every big team science initiative throughout the history of science. This is a truly momentous and historical achievement. Congrats to the many researchers who worked together to pull it off.
Brian NosekSCORE, a collaboration of 865 researchers, is now released as three papers in Nature, six preprints, and a lot of data (cos.io/score/). SCORE examined repeatability of findings from the social-behavioral sciences and tested whether human and automated methods could predict replicability.