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Kate Laskowski

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Asst. Prof @ucdavis Developmental drivers of individuality in clonal fish. Loves R. Really into random effects. #teamfish [she/her]

Davis, CA
laskowskilab.faculty.ucdavis.edu
Joined January 2013

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    Kate Laskowski‏ @KateLaskowski Jan 17
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    I'm starting the year off with something I didn't expect to ever do: I'm retracting a paper. I recently discovered major problems in the raw data associated with it and so the results shouldn't be trusted. https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/an/current#/doi/full/10.1086/7080661/ …pic.twitter.com/1Rq87kY0QY

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      2. Kate Laskowski‏ @KateLaskowski Jan 17
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        I collaborated on this paper with Jonathan Pruitt & PO Montiglio. We were testing predictions from the social niche specialization hypothesis in social spiders. 2/

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      3. Kate Laskowski‏ @KateLaskowski Jan 17
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        The paper argued that we found support that repeated social interactions increased behavioral variation and had positive effects on individual and group success. This was so cool and I was so excited about these results! 3/

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      4. Kate Laskowski‏ @KateLaskowski Jan 17
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        However, I recently fielded a question from a colleague about the available data. There were an unexpected number of duplicate values that I had never previously noticed. Unfortunately these problems spanned colonies, treatments and time points 4/

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      5. Kate Laskowski‏ @KateLaskowski Jan 17
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        Making it biologically impossible to explain and Jonathan, who collected the data, couldn't figure out how these patterns emerged either, meaning we couldn't just somehow correct it. 5/

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      6. Kate Laskowski‏ @KateLaskowski Jan 17
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        The prudent thing was then to try to remove the corrupted data. But in this much reduced dataset, we could no longer find support for our original results. 6/

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      7. Kate Laskowski‏ @KateLaskowski Jan 17
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        The main point is therefore we can no longer stand behind these results. I'm deeply sorry (& embarassed) I didn't catch these problems when I recieved the data for analysis. 7/

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      8. Kate Laskowski‏ @KateLaskowski Jan 17
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        Finally some of my sincerest thanks to @DanielBolnick at Am Nat for being so absolutely supportive during this whole process 8/8

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      2. Graham Coop‏ @Graham_Coop Jan 17
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        Replying to @KateLaskowski @DanielBolnick @Agelenopsis

        Sorry to hear this Kate, that sucks. But a big thank you for correcting the record!

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      3. Kate Laskowski‏ @KateLaskowski Jan 17
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        Replying to @Graham_Coop @DanielBolnick @Agelenopsis

        Thanks Graham. Yeah it is not awesome, especially because this was one of my favorite papers in one of my favorite journals 😭

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      2. Christos Ioannou‏ @C_C_Ioannou Jan 17
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        Replying to @KateLaskowski @DanielBolnick @Agelenopsis

        Nice one, @KateLaskowski. Are the other papers based on data "collected in the laboratory of the third author" being checked? My PhD student has a couple of papers submitted that heavily cite their work.

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      3. Kate Laskowski‏ @KateLaskowski Jan 17
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        Replying to @C_C_Ioannou @DanielBolnick @Agelenopsis

        Yes, I am going through all my papers on this topic and should have more information on that front soon.

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