PolSciReplicate

@PolSciReplicate

Nicole Janz: Assistant Prof in International Relations | Sectoral FDI | Human Rights & Labour Standards | Reproducibility | also

Cambridge & Nottingham
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Joined December 2012
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  1. May 28

    I’m very sad about ‘s passing. He was a wonderful mentor who supported me since his time as the youngest prof . He had so much generosity and kindness and often dropped proud pictures of his kids into his emails when they were little.

    It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved faculty member and past President, Henrik Enderlein. We mourn alongside his family and offer our deepest sympathies. Our community has lost a dear friend and he will be greatly missed.
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    May 22

    I signed the open letter to protect academic whistleblowers and post-publication peer review.

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  3. May 22

    Science writers worry about attention grabbing studies that are not reproducible

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  4. Apr 20

    Universities and heads of departments listen up: by

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    Apr 17

    My latest piece to shake the inner critic and be more productive: 'Use the Future Self Mindset to Become a Better Writer'

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  6. Apr 16

    Rcode runs smoothly

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    Bioinformatic pipelines
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    Apr 12

    𝗔 𝗛𝗶𝗱𝗱𝗲𝗻 𝗨𝗻𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗨𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘁𝘆 • 73 teams tested same hypothesis with same data • Outcomes varied widely • Each workflow unique • We attempt to explain outcomes from decisions, but no easy answer

    Fig. 1 Substantial variation in findings from 73 teams testing the same hypothesis with the same data The distribution of estimated average marginal effects (AME) across all converged models (N = 1,253) includes results that are negative (yellow, and in the direction predicted by the given hypothesis the teams were testing), not different from zero (grey) or positive (blue), using a 95% confidence interval. AME are XY-standardized. Y-axis contains two breaks at +/-0.05. Numbers inside circles represent the percentage of the distribution of each outcome inversely weighted by the number of models per team. Online interactive app to explore these results (https://nate-breznau.shinyapps.io/shiny/).
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    Apr 8

    As part of Spring Symposium, 16th April, I will discuss how we implemented a strong focus on reproducible research across our teaching . Really looking forward to hearing views, ideas & experiences. Talk & Registration in link:

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    Apr 9
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    Hi Maddi, & offer some very useful guidance on the ethics of replications in a symposium that I recently co-edited:

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    Mar 22

    3/n & turn this into practical guidance by pushing back against the often antagonistic tone of replication/reproducibility. Instead, they ask you to "Replicate Others as You Would Like to Be Replicated Yourself"

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    Mar 16

    This Friday 19 March, join us for the next webinar with Nicholas Bussberg for a discussion on his talk ‘Incorporating an Accessible Reproducibility Workflow into Entry-Level Courses’. Pre-watch the talk and register for the webinar here 👇

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  12. Mar 18

    Very happy to be part of this open science symposium which is also open access!

    Now available "in print" (& in more egalitarian fashion via online open access): Guest-edited symposium on "Opening Political Science" - 7 short articles by a great set of scholars on how we can make political scholarship more inclusive & transparent.
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  13. Mar 8

    Great example for a constructive that shows what failed to replicate and what did replicate

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  14. Mar 5

    Massively enjoyed discussions, now talking about reproducibility in the classroom (4pm GMT) at symposium! Long Friday but worth it :)

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  15. Mar 5

    Starting in 5 minutes - join our live chat about reproducibility in the classroom. Quick last-minute registration to get the Zoom link is here:

    Join me in a live discussion on in the classroom and in the social sciences today at 4pm GMT / 11am ET / 8am PT! Recorded talk as video and registration for live Q&A and discussion:
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    Mar 5

    Joining the run by and many others is great for early career researchers to influence the debate and your discipline profoundly - change the incentive system that you'll be working in for decades and make it better

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  17. Mar 5

    Anyone interested in joining and events, @OpenResearchCalen is the go-to place where you find all events

    To create a new event: To view the calendar: iCal link:
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  18. Mar 5

    We're tweeting throughout the day with news from the reproducibility world

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  19. Mar 5

    I'm also excited to open the Annual meeting this morning! This is the third annual meeting of the network - a testament to the importance of bringing together stakeholders to foster open science across disciplines. A day full of reproducibility for me!

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  20. Mar 5

    Join me in a live discussion on in the classroom and in the social sciences today at 4pm GMT / 11am ET / 8am PT! Recorded talk as video and registration for live Q&A and discussion:

    This Friday, 5th March, join the live webinar with Nicole Janz for a discussion about her keynote presentation on teaching replication. You can register for the event and watch a recording of her keynote presentation here 👇
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