Community For Rigor (C4R)
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@Penn based, @NINDS4Rigor funded initiative. Creating a free, online curriculum to learn and practice scientific rigor. Join us!
Joined October 2022
Why does rigor matter in science?.Join researchers, students, & changemakers at the C4R25 Conference to explore how better practices lead to better science. 📍Philadelphia.September 8-10. #C4R25 #ScienceRigor #PhDLife #GradStudentLife #Reproducibility.
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Registration is OPEN for #C4R25!.Join us in Philly, Sept 8–10, for the only conference focused on scientific rigor. 🧪 Hands-on workshops.🎤 Honest conversations.🤝 Community you want to be part of. #scientificrigor #Communityforrigor #betterscience #PhDLife #gradstudentlife.
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🚨 First event of the #C4R25 Conference! Future Proof Your Research With Rigor. A public talk on doing research that stands the test of time -and scrutiny. 🔗 RSVP now at . #C4R25 #ScientificRigor
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Welcome! Meet latest cohort of C4R content creators.
Read more here: Looking forward to getting started! @comm4rigor @NINDS4Rigor.
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This week's read: ‘Lazy’ authors? One in six scientific papers mischaracterize work they cite. . "Errors may result from an author’s desire to mold a preconceived narrative." . Rigor is also about careful evaluation of evidence. #ConfirmationBias.
science.org
New study of long-standing problem takes novel approach, asking cited authors to evaluate accuracy
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Stay tuned for the beta release of our upcoming scientific rigor educational units: Causality and Clean Coding! . >Join us at to receive updates about our unit releases and community events. #causality #cleancoding #scientificrigor #communityforrigor
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Normalize sharing failure in your research. > C4R's partners @MHagenauer & Dr. Daniela Schiller discuss how "open discussions of failure can increase transparency, resilience, and mental well-being within the scientific community." . >Watch the full session at
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Leading the charge for more rigorous, reliable science 🧠.> We're an @NIH_NINDS funded initiative to create a FREE, online curriculum to learn, practice, and promote scientific rigor. > Explore our first beta units now live at
c4r.io
We made a network of essential units to help you better understand the principles and practices of scientific rigor.
Since 1950, NINDS has been at the forefront of understanding the brain and nervous system. From groundbreaking research to training future scientists, NINDS continues to push neuroscience forward. Learn more about #NINDS75 at
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Professor and C4R coLAB, Aparna Shah, discusses our new unit on establishing proper experimental controls. Check out her blog post at
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We’re putting on the world’s only conference dedicated to research rigor — and you’re invited. September 8-10 in Philadelphia, PA. > Explore cutting-edge topics in scientific rigor, join our workshops & talks, share ideas, and join a global community of people committed to
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Just a reminder: “We’ve always done it this way” is not a control group. ✅ Randomize.✅ Control.✅ Question your priors. #Rigor #BetterScience #SciTwitter #ConfirmationBias #C4R.io #CommunityforRigor #ScientificRigor.
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Reducing confounds, increasing rigor: a new educational unit to help scientists understand how randomization can mitigate factors that interfere with results and gain the skills to apply it effectively. Real-world examples and interactive exercises prompt reflection on.
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🧠 We're looking for people with experience in experimental controls to help us with testing and feedback of our Controls educational unit. > If you're interested, please join one of of our July focus groups! There are several options to accommodate your busy schedule. RSVP at
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🆘 Our rigor educational materials can use your help! Contribute to the creation of our curriculum by joining one of C4R's focus groups. Coming up in July, Controls: Clarity, Not Coincidence. RSVP at
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RT @KordingLab: Claude be like "sorry I lied to you about what I just coded for you, thought you would not spot it". Every day.
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BREAKING: You can control your experiments. and randomize them too!.Our two newest educational units — Controls and Randomization — are officially out in the wild. Test them and give us your feedback @ . Learn the skills. Apply them today.
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