PhD student @ErasmusMC studying trauma and mental illness | I like #rstats and learning about how impossible it is to do good research
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Joined March 2020
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"All else equal, a meta-analysis is the most reliable form of evidence"
The average meta-analysis
How badly can a meta-analysis go wrong? (Very)
How long can the authors ignore serious problems? (5+ years)
What ways can you check an existing meta-analysis for errors? (Let me show you!)
New preprint: osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/xp…
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We're thrilled to present you our latest special issue on the scientific reform movement!
In response to the replication crisis and fraud cases in the behavioral and social sciences, a reform movement has arisen that pleads for a different culture and new practices... 1/2
ALT https://journal.trialanderror.org/special-issue-consequences-of-the-scientific-reform-movement
If you think the art of satire bait died with the Onion, one academic is on a lifelong crusade to prove you wrong
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Yesterday we had the honor to receive the Open and Responsible Science award of @erasmusuni and it was such a joy 🥳☺️
Thanks to our whole team who worked tirelessly (and for almost 3 years!) on #OpenScience♥️
Check them out👇 (cute 🐱 pic coming!)
Great gentle intro to BASH for #rstats nerds!
What shell to use?⌨️💻
Zsh is now default to Mac #unix operating systems. BASH is common to many #linux, #windows WSL, and remote servers👇
morphoscape.wordpress.com/20…
🖥️ Basics of #shellprogramming #rprogramming #R have a lot in common for #learning #commandline #code #programming
ALT The Zsh, BASH, and R logos over a blue background with a 3D red triangle, blue cube, and yellow cylinder. Check out my post https://morphoscape.wordpress.com/2022/06/24/shell-vs-r-fundamentals-from-syntax-to-control-structures-with-zsh-amp-bash/ to learn more about programming in Zsh, BASH, and R!
Milan Zarchev retweeted
And we’re officially done!! 🎉🎉😍 2 intense days of teaching but lots of fun and learning! for PhD students by PhD students @SakSGhai @MZarchev @L_DallAglio @BingXu_estella @FassiLuisa @anabbmendes @elisabetbl
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⏰ Final chance to join our course on how to improve your research through #OpenScience practices!
Come join us at @ErasmusMC on the 23rd & 24th of May 🎓
🔗Learn more & subscribe at tinyurl.com/2kec8e7h
🚨 Only a couple of weeks left to subscribe! 🚨
@ErasmusMC PhD students don't miss out on our introductory course to #OpenScience, where you will learn about practical ways to make your science more transparent, open, reproducible & diverse
Sign up at tinyurl.com/2kec8e7h
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This week @elisabetbl, who started and co-led the Rotterdam site of the @riotscienceclub will end her PhD contract and start her medical rotations (yes I know - She’ll be a double doctor!🎓👩⚕️). Her work has been truly remarkable and she will be greatly missed ♥️ A🧵
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And it’s now out! 🎉@ErasmusMC @erasmusuni PhD students don’t forget to subscribe to our newly launched open science introductory course 📚🎓
📣📣COURSE ON OPEN SCIENCE 📣📣
@ErasmusMC @erasmusuni PhD students, do you want to learn about open science?
Well you’re in luck - We’ll launch a 2 day introductory course at the end of May. Stay tuned!
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My research was featured in a thing @PsychToday!
Glad to see the understudied topic of sexual victimisation of men getting attention
Decided to shout into the void and post for the first time on twitter my just published Bayesian meta-analysis on the prevalence of sexual abuse in men with mental illness (MI)
🔗doi.org/10.1192/bjo.2021.106…
Why focus on men and what did we find?
🧵 #AcademicChatter #phdvoice
Thanks to my coauthors and my patient supervisor @AstridKamperman who just joined twitter today. It has been a thrill and a joy to work on this together
And special thanks to @SolomonKurz and @rlmcelreath whom I have never met but their incredible resources got me to the point I could look back and think my oh-so-difficult Bayesian analysis is kind of trivial actually. Thanks!
The pretty #rstats plots wouldn't exist without them
