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
- Semi-parametric option pricing based on underlying’s historical data (accepted at the osQF 2026 (ex R/Finance) conference) 2026-09-20 T. Moudiki
- Bootstrap v traditional asymptotic normal assumptions by @ellis2013nz 2026-09-19 free range statistics - R
- From URL to Theme: How {css2r} Steals a Website’s Colours, and Where It Gives Up 2026-09-18 Arthur Bréant
- R Batteries Included (R 4.6.1 with OpenBLAS and Intel MKL) is now publicly accessible 2026-09-17 https://pacha.dev/blog
- Join the R-Community on Google Groups and the next London R Users Group Social Event 2026-09-16 https://pacha.dev/blog
- coinclp: the COIN-OR Clp linear programming solver is back on CRAN 2026-09-16 Sam Lovick
- Supporting open source work 2026-09-15 https://pacha.dev/blog
- General code to fit ANOVA models with JAGS and ‘rjags’ 2026-09-15 Andrea Onofri
- Sample size needed for central limit theorem to kick in by @ellis2013nz 2026-09-15 free range statistics - R
- Grubbs’ Test in R: grubbs.test() Explained with a Real Example 2026-09-15 Unknown
From Andrew Gelman
- How did it go, this prediction from ten years ago about Japanese fertility in 2026? 2026-09-20
- The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 2026-09-19
- Meritocracy to-morrow and meritocracy yesterday – but never meritocracy to-day 2026-09-18
- Scientific citations as an overwhelmed communication channel 2026-09-17
- It’s satisfying to see the economics profession come around on some things (regression discontinuity analysis and so-called risk aversion) 2026-09-16
- Charting the Agentic Garden of Forking Paths 2026-09-16
- Survey Statistics: ANOVA 2026-09-15
- “Protection from inappropriate influence is a hallmark of scientific integrity” . . . not any more! 2026-09-15
- The Washington Nationals are hiring! 2026-09-15
- New York City Psychometrics Group 2026-09-14
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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