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Emma Tecwyn
@emmatecwyn.bsky.social
Senior Lecturer in Psychology | Cognitive development & comparative cognition research | Open science | Kidney transplant recipient | I make earrings: tinyurl.com/dottysparrow emmatecwyn.weebly.com/
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CRcarorowland.bsky.social

Many more people need to know this. First decide if you think the grant deserves to be funded. If the answer is YES, write only extremely positive things. If NO, give comments that will help them make it better next time

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My fantastic PhD supervisor Prof. Sarah Beck in the UK has a new interdisciplinary PhD opportunity (w/ Prof Kraftl) on "Pro-environmental behaviour change and the role of zoos" I cannot hype Sarah enough. She is the absolute best. Please repost! www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/cen...

Pro-environmental behaviour change and the role of zoos
Pro-environmental behaviour change and the role of zoos

Pro-environmental behaviour change and the role of zoos

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SFsferrigno.bsky.social

Come join the Cognitive Origins Lab at UW-Madison! We are hiring two full time lab managers to start this summer! One specializing in child development and one in non-human primate cognition. Application links below.

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MSsyeducation.bsky.social

New blog post! "Preregistration: More Promises than Pitfalls," some thoughts inspired by the recent meeting at the Royal Society. I don't find many pitfalls with preregistration itself, but there are plenty of problems with how we talk about it. getsyeducated.substack.com/p/preregistr...

Preregistration: More Promises than Pitfalls
Preregistration: More Promises than Pitfalls

Or, maybe the real pitfalls are different from what we usually think

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MHtwigtechnology.bsky.social

There’s a new addition to the Cambridge Elements series: Animal Minds by @martahalina.bsky.social. Free to download for the next week or so! 📚🧪🦊🐬🪶

Animal Minds
Animal Minds

Cambridge Core - Philosophy of Mind and Language - Animal Minds

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ENemilynordmann.bsky.social

I am having a day of updating a talk about preprints and came across this great article by Ettinger et al. (2022) that is a practical guide for ECRs including a template for to broach the subject with a PI and responses to common concerns. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles...#OpenScience

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CMengra.me

This was shared quite a bit as a preprint, and now it's published! (and #OAjournals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

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GPgregpriest.bsky.social

“Bumblebees can learn how to open a two-step puzzle box by observing another trained bee, indicating that these insects can use social learning to acquire a behaviour too complex to otherwise be learnt through individual trial and error.” 🐋🌱 #evobio 🧪

Bumblebees socially learn behaviour too complex to innovate alone - Nature
Bumblebees socially learn behaviour too complex to innovate alone - Nature

Bumblebees can learn how to open a two-step puzzle box by observing another trained bee, indicating that these insects can use social learning to acquire a behaviour too complex to otherwise be learnt...

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Emma Tecwyn
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Senior Lecturer in Psychology | Cognitive development & comparative cognition research | Open science | Kidney transplant recipient | I make earrings: tinyurl.com/dottysparrow emmatecwyn.weebly.com/
110 followers144 following3 posts