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Research on Research, Open Infrastructures, Adaptive Preregistration, and Science Reform

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By Mark A. Rubin
| Critical Metascience
The Journal of Research on Research has recently been launched, with Gemma Derrick as the Editor-in-Chief, and Serge Horbach, Bart Penders, and Tony Ross-Hellauer as Editors. Why call it “research on research”? In their Editorial, Derrick et al. explain that: We have purposefully chosen a term which lays aside questions of epistemological inclusion or exclusion of contributions and instead embraces all ways of doing, knowing and understanding how research is practiced, produced and governed.
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Feminist Metascience, Risk-Averse Peer Review, & Systems Change Theory

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By Mark A. Rubin
| Critical Metascience
Feminist Metascience Madeleine Pownall writes about Carolyn Wood Sherif, a pioneer of feminist psychology. Carolyn Wood Sherif.
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Critical Metascience Roundup

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By Mark A. Rubin
| Critical Metascience
Average replicability rates Theories don’t die! Is the replication crisis overblown? Postdoctoral Fellowships Partial replications Berna Devezer and Erkan Buzbas published a preprint disputing the idea that a high average replication rate indicates a healthy literature and a low rate indicates a crisis. They argue that: Aggregating replicability rates across heterogeneous literatures produces averages that conflate incommensurable experimental regimes and lack a stable scientific interpretation.
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