Brian Nosek

Our hypotheses are always right. And of course, it's laughable because we know that's not what's actually happening. We know that all that failed stuff is getting left out and we're not seeing it. And the actual literature is an exaggeration of what the real literature is.

Our hypotheses are always right. And of course, it's laughable because we know that's not what's actually happening. We know that all that failed stuff is getting left out and we're not seeing it. And the actual literature is an exaggeration of what the real literature is.

Our hypotheses are always right. And of course, it's laughable because we know that's not what's actually happening. We know that all that failed stuff is getting left out and we're not seeing it. And the actual literature is an exaggeration of what the real literature is.

I think there is broad buy-in on the need to change, and it has already hit the mainstream of many of the changes that we promote, sharing data, materials, code, pre-registering research, reporting all outcomes. So we're in the scaling phase for those activities, and what I am optimistic about is that we

I think there is broad buy-in on the need to change, and it has already hit the mainstream of many of the changes that we promote, sharing data, materials, code, pre-registering research, reporting all outcomes. So we're in the scaling phase for those activities, and what I am optimistic about is that we

I think there is broad buy-in on the need to change, and it has already hit the mainstream of many of the changes that we promote, sharing data, materials, code, pre-registering research, reporting all outcomes. So we're in the scaling phase for those activities, and what I am optimistic about is that we

There is this meta-science community that is interrogating whether these solutions are actually having the desired impact. And so this is the most exciting part of the movement as I'm looking to the future is this dialogue between activism and reform. We can do these things. Let's make these changes. And meta-science and evaluation. Is this working? Did you do what you said it was going to do?

There is this meta-science community that is interrogating whether these solutions are actually having the desired impact. And so this is the most exciting part of the movement as I'm looking to the future is this dialogue between activism and reform. We can do these things. Let's make these changes. And meta-science and evaluation. Is this working? Did you do what you said it was going to do?

There is this meta-science community that is interrogating whether these solutions are actually having the desired impact. And so this is the most exciting part of the movement as I'm looking to the future is this dialogue between activism and reform. We can do these things. Let's make these changes. And meta-science and evaluation. Is this working? Did you do what you said it was going to do?

And et cetera. And I hope that the tightness of that loop will stay tight because that, I think, will make for a very healthy discipline that is constantly skeptical of itself and constantly looking to do better.

And et cetera. And I hope that the tightness of that loop will stay tight because that, I think, will make for a very healthy discipline that is constantly skeptical of itself and constantly looking to do better.

And et cetera. And I hope that the tightness of that loop will stay tight because that, I think, will make for a very healthy discipline that is constantly skeptical of itself and constantly looking to do better.

There really is accelerating movement in the sense that some of the base principles of we need to be more transparent, we need to improve data sharing, we need to facilitate the processes of self-correction are not just head nods, yeah, that's an important thing, but have really moved into, yeah, how are we going to do that?

There really is accelerating movement in the sense that some of the base principles of we need to be more transparent, we need to improve data sharing, we need to facilitate the processes of self-correction are not just head nods, yeah, that's an important thing, but have really moved into, yeah, how are we going to do that?

There really is accelerating movement in the sense that some of the base principles of we need to be more transparent, we need to improve data sharing, we need to facilitate the processes of self-correction are not just head nods, yeah, that's an important thing, but have really moved into, yeah, how are we going to do that?

And so I guess that's been the theme of 2024 is how can we help people do it well?

And so I guess that's been the theme of 2024 is how can we help people do it well?

And so I guess that's been the theme of 2024 is how can we help people do it well?

One of the more exciting things that we've been working on is a new initiative that we're calling Lifecycle Journal. And the basic idea is to reimagine scholarly publishing without the original constraints of paper. A lot of how the peer review process and publishing occurs today was done because of the limits of paper.

One of the more exciting things that we've been working on is a new initiative that we're calling Lifecycle Journal. And the basic idea is to reimagine scholarly publishing without the original constraints of paper. A lot of how the peer review process and publishing occurs today was done because of the limits of paper.