Transparency in EcoEvo

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Welcome to the Transparency in EcoEvo email list, a forum for discussing transparency in ecology and evolution. Transparency about both our methods and the results we derive from those methods is a core principle of science. However, fostering transparency is challenging and the way forward is not always clear. Therefore continued discussion of ideas, both new and old, will be important as ecologists and evolutionary biologists move towards more transparent science. We look forward to your contributions!

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Shinichi Nakagawa

Jul 7

The SORTEE conference next week

Next week is the inaugural conference of the Society for Open, Reliable, and Transparent Ecology and

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The SORTEE conference next week

Next week is the inaugural conference of the Society for Open, Reliable, and Transparent Ecology and

Jul 7

May 24

SORTEE Conference - content submission deadline approaching

The deadline is approaching! Content submissions for the inaugural conference of the Society for Open

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SORTEE Conference - content submission deadline approaching

The deadline is approaching! Content submissions for the inaugural conference of the Society for Open

May 24

Jan 6

Registration open: Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis | February 18-19, 22-24 | Virtual

Registration is now open for our intensive, five-day “Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis”

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Registration open: Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis | February 18-19, 22-24 | Virtual

Registration is now open for our intensive, five-day “Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis”

Jan 6

12/9/20

announcing SORTEE

Hi Everyone, I am pleased to announce the formation of SORTEE - The Society for Open, Reliable, and

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announcing SORTEE

Hi Everyone, I am pleased to announce the formation of SORTEE - The Society for Open, Reliable, and

12/9/20

11/3/20

Spots still available: Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis | November 12-13, 16-18 | Virtual

Spaces are still available for our intensive, five-day “Reproducible Research Techniques for

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Spots still available: Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis | November 12-13, 16-18 | Virtual

Spaces are still available for our intensive, five-day “Reproducible Research Techniques for

11/3/20

10/5/20

Registration open: Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis | November 12-13, 16-18 | Virtual

Registration is now open for our intensive, five-day “Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis”

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Registration open: Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis | November 12-13, 16-18 | Virtual

Registration is now open for our intensive, five-day “Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis”

10/5/20

7/30/20

OSKB Trainings and Launch

Launch of the Open Scholarship Knowledge Base is Moving Forward! We are excited to announce that

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OSKB Trainings and Launch

Launch of the Open Scholarship Knowledge Base is Moving Forward! We are excited to announce that

7/30/20

5/5/20

NISO reproducibility badging draft available for comments

NISO's Draft Recommended Practice for Reproducibility Badging and Definitions is open for

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NISO reproducibility badging draft available for comments

NISO's Draft Recommended Practice for Reproducibility Badging and Definitions is open for

5/5/20

4/16/20

do different statistical choices --> different result?

BTW, if interested in this project, please click on this link https://t.co/D48viuKYRm?amp=1 Best, Tim

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do different statistical choices --> different result?

BTW, if interested in this project, please click on this link https://t.co/D48viuKYRm?amp=1 Best, Tim

4/16/20

3/15/20

Journal Special Issue for Animal Behaviour Replications

Hi All, I'm a guest editor for a special issue of Animal Behaviour and Cognition focused on

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Journal Special Issue for Animal Behaviour Replications

Hi All, I'm a guest editor for a special issue of Animal Behaviour and Cognition focused on

3/15/20

3/6/20

Registration open: Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis | May 11-15, Santa Barbara CA

Registration is open for our new intensive, five-day immersion course “Reproducible Research

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Registration open: Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis | May 11-15, Santa Barbara CA

Registration is open for our new intensive, five-day immersion course “Reproducible Research

3/6/20

Martin Bulla, Mark Elgar2

12/19/19

slowly moving forward

I think that transparency of reviews that resulted in rejection would be similarly helpful. I'm

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slowly moving forward

I think that transparency of reviews that resulted in rejection would be similarly helpful. I'm

12/19/19

Martin Bulla, Shinichi Nakagawa2

11/28/19

Separate authorship categories to recognize data collectors and code developers

Hi Martin Thanks for this. It is a pity they did not cite this paper by my friend Alex https://www.

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Separate authorship categories to recognize data collectors and code developers

Hi Martin Thanks for this. It is a pity they did not cite this paper by my friend Alex https://www.

11/28/19

David Mellor, Tim Parker2

11/19/19

Many analysts project in ecology and evolution

Hi David et al., As some of you already know, Hannah Fraser and I, along with several other folks (

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Many analysts project in ecology and evolution

Hi David et al., As some of you already know, Hannah Fraser and I, along with several other folks (

11/19/19

11/1/19

Pre-registered reports for grad studies

Nick Collins, an emeritus biology professor at University of Toronto, is trying to convince the

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Pre-registered reports for grad studies

Nick Collins, an emeritus biology professor at University of Toronto, is trying to convince the

11/1/19

David Mellor, Dominique Roche2

10/9/19

A journal club to fix science

Had not seen it - thanks for sending that around, David! On Wed, Oct 9, 2019 at 11:00 AM David Mellor

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A journal club to fix science

Had not seen it - thanks for sending that around, David! On Wed, Oct 9, 2019 at 11:00 AM David Mellor

10/9/19

10/6/19

A recent critique of statistical methods in forest management/reserve design

I just received this from a colleague: A recently published a critique of the statistical methods

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A recent critique of statistical methods in forest management/reserve design

I just received this from a colleague: A recently published a critique of the statistical methods

10/6/19

Shinichi Nakagawa, … Wolfgang Forstmeier4

9/19/19

Thanks Shinichi! It is of course mega silly to make claims of effect sizes that will forever stick

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Thanks Shinichi! It is of course mega silly to make claims of effect sizes that will forever stick

9/19/19

Shinichi Nakagawa, … Kelly, Clint Dale3

9/11/19

Thanks folks for the kind words. Clint Sent from my iPad On Sep 11, 2019, at 17:16, Fiona Fidler <

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Thanks folks for the kind words. Clint Sent from my iPad On Sep 11, 2019, at 17:16, Fiona Fidler <

9/11/19

Shinichi Nakagawa

9/10/19

Registered reports

Hi, All Some news on registered reports in Nature - some interesting thoughts https://www.nature.com/

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Registered reports

Hi, All Some news on registered reports in Nature - some interesting thoughts https://www.nature.com/

9/10/19

Shinichi Nakagawa

8/17/19

Pr-registration

Hi, All An interesting article titled "Preregistration Is Hard, And Worthwhile" https://www

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Pr-registration

Hi, All An interesting article titled "Preregistration Is Hard, And Worthwhile" https://www

8/17/19

Shinichi Nakagawa

7/25/19

Registered reports

Hi, All Nature editorial about registered reports. Nature is not going to do this but Nature Human

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Registered reports

Hi, All Nature editorial about registered reports. Nature is not going to do this but Nature Human

7/25/19

Shinichi Nakagawa, Michael Jennions2

7/16/19

Hi All Thanks for the article. Gigerenzer is an interesting person. I can recommend his popular books

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Hi All Thanks for the article. Gigerenzer is an interesting person. I can recommend his popular books

7/16/19

6/3/19

Poll results: what are the biggest problems with the conduct of ecological research?

I suspect there are some readers of Dynamic Ecology on this list, but if you haven't seen it

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Poll results: what are the biggest problems with the conduct of ecological research?

I suspect there are some readers of Dynamic Ecology on this list, but if you haven't seen it

6/3/19

5/28/19

new paper on preregistration and registered reports

Hi Folks, Hannah Fraser, Shinichi Nakagawa, and I were invited to write an editorial for Conservation

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new paper on preregistration and registered reports

Hi Folks, Hannah Fraser, Shinichi Nakagawa, and I were invited to write an editorial for Conservation

5/28/19

Shinichi Nakagawa

5/21/19

Hi, All An interesting article in Nature about data sharing https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-

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Hi, All An interesting article in Nature about data sharing https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-

5/21/19

5/8/19

lots of bad evidence is still bad evidence

This is a fun, if worrying, blog post about how a line of research can appear robust to many people,

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lots of bad evidence is still bad evidence

This is a fun, if worrying, blog post about how a line of research can appear robust to many people,

5/8/19

4/8/19

survey on the perceived credibility and use of preprints

Dear colleagues, We (the Center for Open Science) are seeking graduate students, post docs,

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survey on the perceived credibility and use of preprints

Dear colleagues, We (the Center for Open Science) are seeking graduate students, post docs,

4/8/19

3/3/19

retire statistical significance?

Check out this invitation from Valentin Amrhein to co-sign a commentary on statistical significance

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retire statistical significance?

Check out this invitation from Valentin Amrhein to co-sign a commentary on statistical significance

3/3/19

Shinichi Nakagawa

2/26/19

A guest blog at TEE

Hi, All A bit more about Plan S a guest blog from Losia Lagisz who went to a conference for

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A guest blog at TEE

Hi, All A bit more about Plan S a guest blog from Losia Lagisz who went to a conference for

2/26/19

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