https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-x6QNVn-jU About the speaker Lonni Besançon is a postdoctoral fellow at Monash University, Australia. He received his PhD in computer science at University Paris Saclay, France. His thesis “An interaction continuum for 3D dataset visualization” received the second price of the prix de these GDR-IGRV. He is particularly interested in interactive visualization techniques for 3DContinue reading "Towards a better understanding and communication of uncertainty in empirical research by Dr Lonni Besançon"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAo15ntsZP8 About the speaker Mark Sabbagh is a professor of psychology at Queen’s University (Canada), specializing in developmental psychology. His research examines the social, cognitive, and neurobiological bases of preschoolers’ theory of mind development, and how theory of mind skills contribute to healthy social relationships throughout the lifespan. His work has been supported by SSHRC,Continue reading "Claims and evidence by Prof Mark Sabbagh"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xh10r-2rpGc About the speaker Flávio is a Fulbright Fellow and research associate at Friedrich Schiller University, Germany. His research in Political Psychology focuses on ideology, its measurement & theory, as well as on the psychological roots of ideological endorsement. Flavio is the principal investigator of the PBBS, a series of studies informing psychological explanations ofContinue reading "Measuring ideology: Current practices, consequences, and recommendations by Dr Flávio Azevedo"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBYUxM4iIno About the speaker Sakshi Ghai is a PhD student in Psychology at the University of Cambridge and her research focuses on the psychology of technology in the context of the Global South. Sakshi is passionate about diversifying behavioural science. About the talk In this talk, I will reflect on the perils and opportunities of diversity classifications andContinue reading "Reimagining sample diversity in behavioural science by Sakshi Ghai"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qnubIER_i4 About the talk There is an intense debate about quality of research, whereby some claim that most research findings are false, and others point towards the relatively high retraction rate of wrong articles by top journals. Is retraction a sign of poor science? How do we deal with scientific mistakes? Is the current scientificContinue reading "Errors in articles of erroneous articles by Prof Lex Burdorf"