Tracey Weissgerber is on LinkedIn
@T_Weissgerber
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See LinkedIn for new content. Meta-researcher working to improve transparency & reproducibility. Data visualization. Open & reusable methods.
Berlin, Germany
Joined April 2015
Designing better figures for small studies: Why you shouldn’t use bar graphs for continuous data and what to do instead (A Thread in Q&A format, with figures from our new @CircAHA paper).
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You may also prepare a @PLOSONE Lab Protocols article. Register here: Note: We focus on reusable step-by-step instructions describing how to carry out a procedure. We do not cover study design protocols, pre-registration or clinical study protocols.
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Reusable step-by-step protocols are essential to reproducible research. Join our weekly "Write and/or publish my protocol working group", starting Thursday, to write a protocol or improve an existing protocol & deposit your protocol on
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Non-paywalled link to our commentary - "Implementing clinical trial data sharing requires training a new generation of biomedical researchers":
New comment is out @NatureMedicine: "Implementing clinical trial data sharing requires training a new generation of biomedical researchers". Unfortunately it is under a paywall (. we will find a solution hopefully. ). But here is a 🧶.
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Topics include reporting guidelines, RRIDs, blinding & randomization plans, identifying & fixing common data visualization problems, writing/depositing protocols and data management. Tuesdays 4:00-5:30pm, February 21-March 21.
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Berlin life sciences researchers: Want to make your research more reproducible & transparent? Get started with ReproducibiliTeach (. In this virtual course, you’ll immediately apply skills in your own research. Starting Feb 21.
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Learn how to decide what to implement, get support, make an implementation plan, adapt to changing circumstances and more. Teaching a course? See the supplement for things instructors can do to support participants in implementing what they've learned.
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Reproducible research and #openscience courses can be inspiring, but overwhelming. Not sure how to implement what you've learned once you return to your research group? . Our 10 simple rules paper guides you through the process.
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RT @MarionKCampbell: Following the paper noted this week to have just added capital “T”s to a graph to depict standard errors 😱🤯, a short n….
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Are you an early career researcher who is working to improve research publishing? Our virtual brainstorming event (Jan 4-5) will bring together ECRs & publishers to explore the future of publishing. Interested? Send me a note to tell me about your work.
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The final episode of the Doing Science Differently podcast is out. Listen now to learn more about mental health in academia.
PhD students are >6 times more likely to experience #depression and anxiety, compared to the general population. @DragonflyMH's goal is to combat this💪.In our final #podcast episode, we talk #MentalHealth with CEO & cofounder @pyromanticism .> <.#phdvoice
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RT @PranujanP: A great talk on image duplication as a key feature of problematic papers from paper mills. Especially shocking to see the in….
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I really enjoyed teaching this interactive workshop at @CnicPhday, where we examined figures from papers and preprints and discussed ways to improve them.
Dot plots? Legends? Accesibility?After hearing from @T_Weissgerber we know now the best ways to show our data. Thanks for guiding us throughout the journey of improving our figures! 📊 #CNICPhDay22
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I'm looking for early career researchers who are actively working to improve scholarly communication and scientific publishing to participate in and present at a virtual event January 4-5. If this describes you, please let me know what you're working on.
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RT @DoSciDiff: 'Publish or Perish'🫣How much do today's measures of success in #science negatively impact #research integrity? Find out in o….
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RT @DoSciDiff: Get to know this week's #podcast guest Dr Tim Errington, Director of Research at @OSFramework & manager of the Reproducibili….
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RT @oaggimenez: Awesome paper by @Brianne_Kent et al in @PLOSBiology showing that Early Career Researchers can change the research system &….
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RT @DoSciDiff: This week’s podcast guest @smoertelt highlights structures in #academia that allow #powerabuse to thrive, including: .Fixed-….
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Researchers interview individuals who are challenging and changing the way we do science for the better! / New episodes every Tuesday of November '22.
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Want more in-depth conversations on this topic? Participate in our online virtual brainstorming event Nov 22-23: . Both events are open to researchers in Germany and elsewhere. Register today.
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Join us Nov 23 for a panel discussion on how to build, grow and sustain a reproducibility and open science initiative (register now):
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RT @SofiaBLeite: !!!You can already apply to the upcoming edition of the #JRCSummerschool on #NonAnimal Methods 2023!.
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