This came in the mail today, it’s available for Rp68,000 (about $6.5AUD) at @hariankompas. My hope is that every person in #Indonesia knows how to help someone else - and will always find someone who can help and listen to them - in a dark time. #Mentalhealth #suicideprevention

DM us if you want to join us in organizing the next season! The more the merrier. :)

and to @yvettegoh @gesposito79 @pierinaski for providing support! We'll take a break for now, but we'll be back for a third season! And promise it won't take another year and a half. :)

Thanks to all the students who led the discussion and kept the journal club alive, and to those who joined us from outside of NTU and other parts of the world! Kudos to student leaders: @gabrock94 Reena, Shermain, Michelle, Li Ying, & Mengyu! @aarontay @SauChin_Chen @joejps84

Mengyu wrote a blogpost to summarize our last session. Do check it out!!

We wrapped up with a discussion on how the "reproducibility crisis" narrative made us reflect on current research practices and offered some alternatives to our research workflow.

Thanks to Li Ying Ng for leading the discussion of a difficult paper on the philosophy of science by Meehl, and to Mengyu for closing our journal club session on reproducibility narratives.

Interested in issues of openness, reliability, and transparency in ecology / evo biology? Submit your hackathon, unconference, or workshop idea to SORTEE! Deadline July 1st. Conference is virtual AND world-wide!

One hour left till our last session this semester. Bring your kopi / teh c and kueh with you and see you on Zoom!

Come join our last scheduled session tomorrow! We'll discuss whether we are really facing a reproducibility crisis in science. Meeting link here: https://t.co/rBofvNMAj8 See you at 2pm SGT!

Great list of talks for the next couple of months! Different times every week but earliest is 12noon BST = 7pm SGT and latest 3pm BST (10pm SGT). Check the schedule before for actual dates and times. Today's talk is on citation network and citation bias!

30 more mins till our next session on Meehl! Hope to see some of you on Zoom

Missed our past sessions? Check out the @NTUsgLibrary blog. Thanks to all our speakers for presenting and summarizing our discussions in a blog post!

Thank you to Michelle Neoh for presenting and leading the discussion!

And how important are replications? What may some of the drawbacks be for many labs or many babies? Lots of good questions and one hour wasn't enough. :) Come join us next week as we continue to comb through some of these issues from a phil of science lens.

WHAT should we teach? (reproducibility crisis, sci principles? and in what order?) We shared when we first heard about reproducibility and had some good discussion on how to think about reproducibility. As a dichotomy? likelihood of studies being reproduced?

Such an interesting topic today! On teaching reproducibility and open science: WHO (undergrad, grad), WHEN (high school, before/after research methods, grad training?), HOW (implicit vs. explicit teaching), and...

See you in 10 minutes on Zoom. Topic is teaching open science. Bring your kopi or teh c and see you on Zoom:

Finished reading this article for How (and Whether) to Teach Undergraduates About the Replication Crisis in Psychological Science https://t.co/6PC2KPuzIl particularly of value is they developed (1/2) @SingReproTea