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#SPSP is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 7 people shared 11 posts with it โ€” around 0 a day. The busiest day was Jul 17 with 3 posts.

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Sabina Leonelli
@sabinaleonelli.bsky.social
22 days ago
The #SPSP organising committee just announced that the next conference will be in Bogota, Colombia! Fantastic city I had the pleasure to visit last year - see you all there for more philosophy of science in practice in 2028 ๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿฆ‹ #philsci philosophy-science-practice.org

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Andra Meneganzin
@andrameneganzin.bsky.social
19 days ago
My first #SPSP conference in Cambridge was fun. Best bits: getting a glimpse of the many facets of philosophy of science in practice, presenting my work as part of a fun symposium on "making data speak" in archaeology, cows on campus, and a fantastic final gig โœจ๏ธ #philsky #philbio #evosky #hps ๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿบ
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paolo
@paolopalma.bsky.social
over 2 years ago
While Lucid has worse data, it has more representative samples. And this has implications for the replication of longstanding effects. Here, we see that the relationship between political ID and โ€œpoor vs welfareโ€ framing is reversed on Prolific #SPSP #SPSP2024
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Sabina Leonelli
@sabinaleonelli.bsky.social
23 days ago
Yesterday as part of our #spsp session I discussed structural injustice in relation to #OpenScience and t corresponding paper just got published in Social Epistemology! If you are interested in the implications of injustice for knowledge production, it may be useful: doi.org/10.1080/0269... #philsci
Not All Research Environments are Created Equal: Structural Injustice in Low-Resourced Scientific Settings and Its Epistemic Implications

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Not All Research Environments are Created Equal: Structural Injustice in Low-Resourced Scientific Settings and Its Epistemic Implications

This paper discusses three forms of structural injustice associated with disparities in the resources available to researchers, and the opportunity researchers have to pursue their scientific goals...

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Laura King
@kingla.bsky.social
5 months ago
Gotta say I see such progress in Q&As at #SPSP. No comments disguised as questions. & every question prefaced with a kind, positive remark. I so value this progress!
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William J. Brady
@williambrady.bsky.social
5 months ago
We're excited about the upcoming Computational Psychology preconference at @spspnews.bsky.social this Thursday. See our action-packed full day agenda below! Featuring 3 keynote talk themes with related early-career speakers, data blitz session, panel discussion. Don't miss it! #SPSP
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paolo
@paolopalma.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
I'll be presenting a poster next week at the LGBTIQ+ Research Across the Globe pre-conference: Thursday February 20, 2025 (10:45-11:15 AM, Denver time) [64] "Sexual minority men's beliefs about HIV undetectability, PrEP-use, and Partner Selection" #SPSP2025 #SPSP #SocialPsych
Preview of the poster "Sexual minority menโ€™s beliefs about HIV undetectability, PrEP-use, and partner selection"

The preview shows a timeline of HIV and AIDS in the 80's from HIV.gov:

1981: First cases of what will later be known as AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) reported in United States; 337 cases by yearโ€™s end.

1982: First mention of โ€œGRIDโ€ (Gay-Related Immune Deficiency) to describe epidemic, fueling public perception that AIDS only affects gay men.

1983: Discovery of retrovirus that may be the cause of AIDS, and that it may be transmitted sexually or by blood.

1984: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announces HTLV-III (later to be known as HIV) to be cause of AIDS; development of diagnostic blood test to identify HTLV-III

1985: U.S. President Ronald Reagan mentions AIDS publicly for the first time. He first took office in 1981.

1986: CDC reports more people diagnosed with AIDS in 1985 than in all years prior and that AIDS cases disproportionately affect African Americans and Latinos.

1987: AZT first approved by U.S. Food and Drug Administration as medication for HIV and AIDS; first protests to demand immediate action on epidemic staged by ACT UP
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