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Posts by Phil McAleer

Ha! Fortune shines on you today Sara - but any questions just let me know :-)

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Postdoc In Meta-science Personal type: Scientific staff

We are inviting applications for a two-year postdoctoral position in a collaborative meta-science project on the effectiveness of data and code sharing policies in research-performing organizations. www.tue.nl/en/working-a...

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Anakin and Padame meme:

Anakin: I told him to be careful when talking about theology
Padame (smiling): You know he is the pope, right?
Padame (concerned): You know he is the pope right?

Anakin and Padame meme: Anakin: I told him to be careful when talking about theology Padame (smiling): You know he is the pope, right? Padame (concerned): You know he is the pope right?

The Art of The PopeSplaining

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"From March 2026, moderators have added additional checks to ensure that authors have complied with all the terms of service for PsyArXiv. Moderators will also use authors’ past publication record to establish scholarly expertise for formats such as reviews, case studies, opinion pieces, etc. or topics where moderators have less experience, such as theories of consciousness, linguistics, philosophy, psychiatry, computational theory, etc. Such formats and topics require more specialist knowledge to establish whether they are in scope as scientific psychology, and what their scholarly contribution represents; hence, submissions cannot be evaluated by moderators in only a few minutes, and we rely on established scholarship to inform decisions. Submissions also need to be complete enough that they represent an independent contribution to the field of psychology, so slide decks and working papers presented as notes or research proposals or with incomplete methods will no longer be accepted into the archive, as they also require more than a few minutes to evaluate. We encourage authors to use OSF projects to record and version work-in-progress. However, PsyArXiv continues to accept stage 1 registered reports, where they pass standard checks for well-crafted registered reports. "

"From March 2026, moderators have added additional checks to ensure that authors have complied with all the terms of service for PsyArXiv. Moderators will also use authors’ past publication record to establish scholarly expertise for formats such as reviews, case studies, opinion pieces, etc. or topics where moderators have less experience, such as theories of consciousness, linguistics, philosophy, psychiatry, computational theory, etc. Such formats and topics require more specialist knowledge to establish whether they are in scope as scientific psychology, and what their scholarly contribution represents; hence, submissions cannot be evaluated by moderators in only a few minutes, and we rely on established scholarship to inform decisions. Submissions also need to be complete enough that they represent an independent contribution to the field of psychology, so slide decks and working papers presented as notes or research proposals or with incomplete methods will no longer be accepted into the archive, as they also require more than a few minutes to evaluate. We encourage authors to use OSF projects to record and version work-in-progress. However, PsyArXiv continues to accept stage 1 registered reports, where they pass standard checks for well-crafted registered reports. "

Updates to #PsyArXiv moderation policies

blog.psyarxiv.com/2026/03/23/u...

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Does anyone know of any really good and open source genealogy websites or webtools? Just thinking with the development of tools to help source journal articles and their connections, this might be possible for tracing families. Any suggestions welcome.

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I was so lucky as Glasgow increased their paternity leave from 2 weeks to 4 weeks on January 1st. Part of me feels guilty as friends could not benefit from that. I genuinely don’t know how we would have coped if I had to go back after 2 weeks, so employers, sort yourselves out.

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Jobs - The University of York

Exciting news! The @yorkpsychology.bsky.social are recruiting 3 new ART (research and teaching) lecturers! One role will be prioritised for cognitive, affective and/or social neuroscience.

#neuroskyence #cognition #psychscisky #neurojobs

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What does it say about you and your talks if it took you far too long to realise only one was yawning in the first group! Asking for a friend of course!

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PsyTeachR Psychologists from @UofGPsychNeuro advocating open, reproducible methods teaching.

In case it helps our psyteachr.github.io materials are heavily based in tidyverse for the reasons you and others have said and has been really successful. The one downside I would say is tidyverse updates more frequently than base so you might need more regular adjustments to materials yearly

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Let’s be honest, not even Ai can figure out how to reclaim travel expenses at a Uni!

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News just in from Reviewer 5: youtu.be/UzPh89tD5pA?...

ps - good luck! :-)

2 months ago 0 0 1 0
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I'm happy to announce a new and improved version of my quarto revealjs extension that interfaces with roughnotation

More annotation types, fragment support, works with flourish extension to allow for annotations of code chunks, and reverse animations are all here

github.com/EmilHvitfeld...
#quarto

2 months ago 63 15 3 0

At this rate you got to get good odds on Kemi Badenoch defecting to Reform by mid February, blaming the lack of leadership in the Tory party!

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What do you do when your media org is captured? You start your own.

Introducing....The Nerve!!! @thenerve-news.bsky.social

We're all-female, journalist-owned & launching next week.

Please help us build a truly independent, progressive new media!👊👊👊

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I’ve just published {typeR}, a small R package that lets you simulate live typing. It prints code
To install:
devtools::install_github("fgazzelloni/typeR")

If you teach or demo R, I’d love your feedback on how it works for you. #rstats #rpackages

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"It was good enough in our day!"

3 months ago 1 0 0 0

Why is my first reaction, "Wow! There goes the fun of random number guessing! (sad face)" What is wrong with me!!! 😂

3 months ago 1 0 1 0
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Bridging the gap between pre-university and university psychology education in the UK: The role of the BPS Teacher’s Toolkit Psychology is the second-most popular UK A-level subject (OFQUAL, 2025), the third-most popular UK degree subject, and is becoming increasingly taught in schools in many European countries, either...

Valuable article, 'Bridging the gap between pre-university and university psychology education in the UK: The role of the BPS Teacher’s Toolkit' – www.bera.ac.uk/blog/bridgin...

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The University of Glasgow Main Building and Tower at night lit blue and pink to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week

The University of Glasgow Main Building and Tower at night lit blue and pink to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week

This week, our tower will be lit blue and pink to mark #BabyLossAwarenessWeek 9-15 October.  

Sending love to anyone in our community who has been affected by pregnancy or baby loss.  

You're not alone. 💙 🩷

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Content Advisory: baby loss and miscarriage
Content Advisory: baby loss and miscarriage YouTube video by University of Glasgow

CA: miscarriage

This #BabyLossAwarenessWeek, we highlight our commitment to supporting colleagues who have experienced baby loss.

UofG's Emma & Phil discuss their experience of miscarriage and the new UofG guidance on baby loss & fertility treatment.

glasgow.ac.uk/babylossguidance

6 months ago 5 1 0 0

Would explain why my MRI studies on threat perception never worked; we were looking in the amygdala not the Amygdala! Silly us!

7 months ago 4 0 0 0
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How professional cycling can teach Higher Education to navigate AI Phil McAleer and Helena Paterson, School of Psychology and Neuroscience, University of Glasgow Reading Time: Approximately 5-10 minutes. In the 1990s the world of cycling finally woke up to the realis...

If you've ever wondered what 1990s #cycling can teach us, in 2025, about incorporating #AI into #HigherEducation, this article on LinkedIn from @drhelenapaterson.bsky.social & myself is the very one for you! All comments welcome!

🔗 www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-pr...

8 months ago 8 5 0 1

Thanks Niamh! Really appreciate that.

I am still a bit sorry I couldn’t quite get to use my “Lycr-AI” pun, but the article is probably better for it! 😉

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Interesting and thoughtful article from @philmcaleer.bsky.social & @drhelenapaterson.bsky.social

Well worth a read ahead of the new academic year

8 months ago 5 1 1 0
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How professional cycling can teach Higher Education to navigate AI Phil McAleer and Helena Paterson, School of Psychology and Neuroscience, University of Glasgow Reading Time: Approximately 5-10 minutes. In the 1990s the world of cycling finally woke up to the realis...

If you've ever wondered what 1990s #cycling can teach us, in 2025, about incorporating #AI into #HigherEducation, this article on LinkedIn from @drhelenapaterson.bsky.social & myself is the very one for you! All comments welcome!

🔗 www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-pr...

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Malcolm Gladwell's "Blink" If Books Could Kill · Episode

Great episode of one of the best podcasts, #IfBooksCouldKill, covering aspects of psychology like first impressions, thin slicing, social priming, bias, Bargh & Bem, as well as a sprinkling of reproducibility. Fun to hear an external sceptical take on these studies. open.spotify.com/episode/2hcN...

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Our conversation analysis software is now on CRAN! Reach out with any questions. We hope it’s useful for all you language and social interaction folks out there.

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Britons are more regular swearers than Australians or Americans, but what are their top swear words?

Britons
F*ck: 67% use regularly
Sh*t: 65%
Bloody: 54%

Australians
Sh*t: 61%
F*ck: 56%
Bullsh*t: 52%

Americans
Damn: 55%
Sh*t: 54%
F*ck: 47%

👇 more in chart below

yougov.co.uk/society/arti...

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When it’s a rest day on #TDF2025

#cycling #TourDeFrance

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Actual scenes of people trying to sleep across Glasgow!

#Heatwave #ThisIsFine

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