Another special issue at Psych Science!
We invite “submissions that advance the field through critical appraisal of articles previously published by Psychological Science”
Please share!
@simine.comReposted by @maddipow.bsky.social
Prof Madeleine Pownall
@maddipow.bsky.social
Professor. Keen bean. Writer. Pedagogy, psychology, reflexivity, open science, iced lattes. Author of ABSENT MINDS out now 📘. She/her 🌻
@simine.comReposted by @maddipow.bsky.social@maddipow.bsky.socialThere is exhaustion and then there is whatever this feeling is. I have had a full day of being deeply overwhelmed with love, joy, kindness, and the very best of academia. I’ve never felt quite so lucky (and, weirdly, so energised to keep going and do a load more) 🥂💖
@maddipow.bsky.socialAs of today I am a Professor of Open Scholarship in Psychology! 🥂🩷
@t-fun.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.socialThe 2027 JOINT CONFERENCE for T-FUN and the Oxford Brookes Centre for Research About Learning in Higher Education (REAL-HE) is OPEN FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS
3 WEEKS TO GO until the submission deadline: 26/10/2026
Full information here: buff.ly/qwxUdwj
@deborahhyde.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.socialPiccie of me and @maddipow.bsky.social at Raworths Salon North last week. I was talking about ghosts and she about the forgotten voices of women in psychology.
@marcscully.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.socialThe day has been long and full of teaching, supervision and meetings, but at least there was an excellent haul of books in my mail tray today.
@marekmcgann.bsky.social @craigspeelman.bsky.social @maddipow.bsky.social @sandersonspeaking.bsky.social
@wonkhe.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.socialNEW on Wonkhe: Madeleine Pownall and Mary Hausfeld call for research teams to be more explicit, equitable, and reflective about how they assign scholarly credit buff.ly/9UBLVXo
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@morphss.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.social'The word traceability, in place of reproducibility, [...] refers to the extent to which the decisions made by the researcher are transparently documented, allowing readers to see how conclusions were reached'
@maddipow.bsky.social in new paper 'Can open science speak qualitative?' ⬇️
@maddipow.bsky.socialHearing now from @nickshepp.bsky.social and Thom Freeth repping @openresleeds.bsky.social who are talking about the Knowledge Equity Network and connecting “the opens” (Open Education, Open Science, Open Access and Open Infrastructure) #OpenFest2026
@openresleeds.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.social1. Feminist scholars
“Feminist scholarship has been talking about bias, reflexivity, representation, and power long before contemporary Open Research discourse”
@openresshef.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.socialFollowed by an excellent talk from @maddipow.bsky.social on the marginalised researchers whose valuable expertise on openness should be better incorporated into our thinking on open research and research culture including women, indigenous scholars, and arts and humanities researchers.
@openresleeds.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.socialTake home number 1:
*Cite women
*Undo injustice through citation
*Consider historical and cultural dimensions of who we credit
@maddipow.bsky.socialNick has been expertly live Blue-Skying my keynote at #OpenFest2026! ⬇️
@openresleeds.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.social#OpenFest26 keynote:
Who Built Open Research? Reclaiming the Intellectual Lineage of Open
@domismithson.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.socialLIVE from OpenFest 2026:
Our brilliant keynote speaker @maddipow.bsky.social asks us to confront why feminist scholars still struggle to be heard. What does this mean for open research, how is this serving us but more importantly, how can WE do better?
@samuelmoore.orgReposted by @maddipow.bsky.social"Rearticulating open research through a qualitative lexicon, as we do here, does not dilute standards of quality [...] but simply relocates them within epistemic framing where interpretation, context, and collaborative meaning-making are central to knowledge production." Quite enjoyed this piece.
@openresleeds.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.socialLeeds is well represented at #OpenFest26 in Sheffield today with a keynote from @maddipow.bsky.social, and Thom Freeth (@knowledgeen.bsky.social) & @nickshepp.bsky.social talking about Knowledge Equity & Open Scholarship week #KEOS26
Full programme here libguides.shu.ac.uk/openresearch...
@maddipow.bsky.socialOn my way to #OpenFest2026 to give a keynote on open research and intellectual lineage and I’ve seen that my paper with Sarahanne Field on open research language & qualitative methodologies was just published!
@themauvedesert.bsky.socialReposted by @maddipow.bsky.socialI love @maddipow.bsky.social 's perspective here. I'm not convinced epistemological and linguistic issues are the real barriers to realising open research: we have to tackle the socio-political - & the psychological, too! Looking forward to Maddi's keynote at OpenFest tomoz @openresshef.bsky.social