From the Psychonomic Society
- So long (for now): Thinking back on our digital journey 2025-12-22 Laura Mickes
- How attentional control got too much attention — and how we can rethink latent constructs 2025-12-19 Brett Myers
- Toothbrushes in the kitchen, beliefs, and memory 2025-12-17 Jonathan Caballero
- Sharing, caring, and developing better practices for both 2025-12-15 Melinh K. Lai
- Switching languages, a fine-tuning switch for tuning language control? 2025-12-04 Jonathan Caballero
- The ghost of targets past: How hidden patterns linger in your gaze 2025-12-02 Brett Myers
- Deepfake, earwitnesses, and discrimination: Your voice matters 2025-11-25 Heather Manitzas Hill
- Note-taking may unblock the potential of blocked studying 2025-11-18 Melinh K. Lai
- Someone is talking, but where are they? Visual search and Zoom 2025-11-11 Benjamin Wolfe
- We see the forest, but what do we know about the trees? Examining the richness of ensemble perception 2025-11-04 Anna Kosovicheva
From R-Bloggers
- Programming with LLMs in R & Python 2026-04-14 The Jumping Rivers Blog
- Marathon Man II: how to pace a marathon 2026-04-14 Stephen Royle
- Do AI coding agents save scientists time? 2026-04-13 Seascapemodels
- reviser: Analyzing Real-Time Data Revisions in R 2026-04-13 rOpenSci
- Test & Roll: Why Smaller A/B Tests Can Make More Money 2026-04-12 Florian Teschner
- `mlS3` — A Unified S3 Machine Learning Interface in R 2026-04-12 T. Moudiki
- Machine Learning Frameworks in R 2026-04-11 R'tichoke
- New R Package {bdlnm} Released on CRAN: Bayesian Distributed Lag Non-Linear Models in R via INLA 2026-04-10 Pau Satorra
- Using R to Teach R: Lessons for Software Development 2026-04-09 The Jumping Rivers Blog
- Hold On Hope: publication lag times at cell biology journals 2026-04-09 Stephen Royle
From Andrew Gelman
- Survey Statistics: irrelevant alternatives ? 2026-04-14
- Epistemic Virtues for Science in the Age of Automation 2026-04-14
- How to report a N=12 study? 2026-04-14
- Which beliefs are considered acceptable and which are not? 2026-04-13
- All graphs are comparisons, and the relevance of this principle to practical advice for producing better graphs 2026-04-12
- “The FTC does not have our backs, that much is clear” 2026-04-11
- Here’s a story from Australia: There were so many problems with the survey that the government didn’t release the data. 2026-04-11
- The internet of poop 2026-04-10
- An application for training deep learning models in your browser 2026-04-09
- Updike in Tehran 2026-04-08
R-users R jobs
- R Adoption Lead 2024-05-01
- R System Developer for The Institute of Marine Research (IMR) @ Bergen, Vestland, Norway 2024-02-17
- Principal Machine Learning Engineer @ New York, United States 2023-03-25
- Statistical Programmer for i360 @ Arlington, Virginia, United States 2022-06-03
- Biostatistician II 2022-02-14
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