Prof Dorothy Bishop | Publication and citation bias | Kings Open Research Conference @RIOTScienceClub
Prof Dorothy Bishop | Publication and citation bias | Kings Open Research Conference  @RIOTScienceClub
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Professor of Developmental Neuropsychology is just one of the many achievements Dorothy Bishop can claim. An ardent and astonishingly prolific advocate of transparency and reproducibility (as evidenced by BishopBlog), Dorothy is one of key figures in the UK Reproducibility Network, where she currently sits as chair of the advisory board. Who better than to write a watershed piece about the four horsemen of irreproducibility, one of which -- publication and its menacing twin citation bias -- is the basis for her presentation

Programme (osf.io/asyx3/), Slides (osf.io/5me6b/)
Prof Dorothy Bishop | Publication and citation bias | Kings Open Research ConferenceHans Eysenck and scientific fraud with Tony Pelosi, George Davey Smith & Dorothy BishopProf Russell Poldrack | Reproducibility in neuroimaging: problems and solutionsProf Edzard Ernst | How to become a pseudoscientist: Nine lessons for beginnersAnne Scheel | The Importance of Registered Reports | Kings Open Research ConferenceDr Sandersan Onie | Open Scholarship in the Global South | #OpenResearchFutureNormalising error detection and trustworthiness assessment in science - Ian HusseyWhy do some projects stall? Dr Patrick ForscherProf. Stephen Curry | DORA: re-thinking and re-engineering what we value in researchThere is a significant gap between apparently reproducible work and necessary effort in practiceDr Tim Rakow | Adversarial Collaboration: (Open) Science At Its BestReproducible Workflows using R - Ewan Carr
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Prof Dorothy Bishop | Publication and citation bias | King's Open Research Conference

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