We find it much easier to process and remember information we agree with Dorothy Bishop @RIOTScienceClub
We find it much easier to process and remember information we agree with Dorothy Bishop  @RIOTScienceClub
Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week 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/)
We find it much easier to process and remember information we agree with Dorothy BishopDr Maddi Pownall - Open Science Through a Lens of Feminist PsychologyOur re-analysis showed that paroxetine in depression in childhood was neither effective nor safeDr Helena Paterson & Phil McCleer | Reflecting on our teaching with open science​R is for Reproducibility | Dr Emily NordmannWhen it comes to measurement in Experience Sampling Methodology, its something of a wild west!Metacheck: automatically check papers for best practices - Daniel LakensAlexandra Elbakyan (creator of Sci-Hub) | Open knowledge: A silent revolution in scienceOpen science is not yet practiced with kindness and compassionThe Scientific Paper as Product: Paper Mills and Authorship for Sale - Nick WiseDr James Bartlett | Learning the hard way: Reproducible workflowsDr Emily Sena | Why preclinical research should embrace open science
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"We find it much easier to process and remember information we agree with" Dorothy Bishop

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