
Critical metascience takes a step back to question some common assumptions, approaches, problems, and solutions in metascience.
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Average replicability rates
Theories don’t die!
Is the replication crisis overblown?
Postdoctoral Fellowships
Partial replications
and Erkan Buzbas published a...
20:20 hindsight on scientific progress
Open research in the humanities
The role of scientific sleuths
Individual bias and collective criticism
Whitney Ba...
Tyner et al. (2026) recently reported the results of a major study investigating the replicability of claims in the social and behavioural sciences. They found a replication rate of 55.1% of 274 claims. But is this replication rate too low,...
Workshop on the politics and finances of open science reform
Symposium: “Who critiques the critique? Toward a reflexive metascience”
Preprint calls for psychologists to establish phenomena before testing theories...
Welcome to Update #2, which summarizes work on:
Barriers and enablers of reproducibility
Cataloguing open research practices in the humanities and social sciences
Reconsidering reproducibility and questionable research practi...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Professor at Durham University, UK\ud83d\udd38️metascience\ud83d\udd38️philosophy of science\ud83d\udd38️social psychology
Rose Trappes is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Bergen, Norway. Rose works in philosophy of biology and feminist philosophy of science. She's published on a range of topics in biology, ecology and behavioural sciences.
I’m Ali Teymoori, a social psychologist at the University of Bergen, Norway. My research revolves around anomie, authoritarianism, identity, group processes, social theory, and metascientific topics.
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