Our PostDoc reflects on her experience in the OSF Replication Challenge, sharing honest lessons about working with open science data, navigating real-world inconsistencies in OSF, Web of Science, and Scopus, and discovering why careful data cleaning is at the heart of meaningful research. Read more: https://www.temet.science/inside-the-osf-reproducibility-challenge-a-data-scientists-perspective/

Our PostDoc, Dr. Kozhabek, participated in the IEEE Women in Engineering International Leadership Summit 2025 and was honored with an IEEE ITSS award for her poster on network robustness. Read more: https://www.temet.science/reflecting-on-ieee-wie-ils-2025-a-meaningful-experience-for-research-collaboration-and-community/

Our PostDoc attended the British Academy Postdoctoral Conference 2025, calling it an inspiring chance to connect with peers across the UK and discuss interdisciplinarity and leadership.

A brief recap of Prof. Fanelli’s talk in Groningen introducing K—a metric of information compression—to model and measure scientific knowledge, outlining its derivation and early results, and inviting philosophers’ views on whether “K-theory” counts as a metascientific theory; part of the “Statistical Models, Measurement, and Scientific Knowledge” symposium (organizer: Wesley Bonifay), which also featured our project testing whether K predicts models’ fitting propensity.

Read the full blog post here: https://www.temet.science/prof-fanelli-at-the-european-philosophy-of-science-association-conference/

A recap of the Metascience Symposium morning session, featuring psychologist Ioana Alina Cristea’s talk “Issues Lost in the Fight Against Bad Science and Research Misconduct,” which examined disengagement, strawman arguments, and the silencing of critique as obstacles to addressing systemic problems in science.

Read the full blog post here:
https://www.temet.science/post-4-issues-lost-in-the-fight-against-bad-science-and-research-misconduct/

Our lab published a recap of the Metascience Symposium, featuring computational social scientist Joe Bak-Coleman’s talk “Milling Mainstream Metascience,” which explored the importance of context in evaluating scientific progress.

Read the full blog post here:
https://www.temet.science/milling-mainstream-metascience-joe-bak-coleman/

TEMET Director Prof. Daniele Fanelli has been invited to deliver a keynote titled “Research Integrity and Academic Freedom: A Semi-Autobiographical Take” at the International Seminar on Scientific Freedom, hosted by the University of Chile on 29 July 2025 in Santiago.

Read the full blog post here:
https://www.temet.science/prof-fanelli-to-give-keynote-at-international-seminar-on-scientific-freedom/