Mark Hooper
@markhooper.bsky.social
Founder of Tricky Goose Training (https://www.trickygoose.training), COPE Council Member, Philosophy PhD. #researchintegrity #openscience #academicintegrity #philosophy
For sure!
I mean that everyone, for years, has agreed that perverse incentive structures drive research integrity issues.
So, it’s no longer a particularly insightful conclusion.
But it remains a real problem. Changing incentives is very hard. So, I like papers that discuss *how* to do it.
I mean that everyone, for years, has agreed that perverse incentive structures drive research integrity issues.
So, it’s no longer a particularly insightful conclusion.
But it remains a real problem. Changing incentives is very hard. So, I like papers that discuss *how* to do it.
October 29, 2025 at 8:03 PM
For sure!
I mean that everyone, for years, has agreed that perverse incentive structures drive research integrity issues.
So, it’s no longer a particularly insightful conclusion.
But it remains a real problem. Changing incentives is very hard. So, I like papers that discuss *how* to do it.
I mean that everyone, for years, has agreed that perverse incentive structures drive research integrity issues.
So, it’s no longer a particularly insightful conclusion.
But it remains a real problem. Changing incentives is very hard. So, I like papers that discuss *how* to do it.
I like that @elisabethbik.bsky.social introduced us to the fish with names —e.g., Short Stripe and Beauty Mole. I particularly like that Bearded Zebra prefers to go by "BZ". I can really get behind that tone of pubpeer discourse.
September 24, 2025 at 1:42 AM
I like that @elisabethbik.bsky.social introduced us to the fish with names —e.g., Short Stripe and Beauty Mole. I particularly like that Bearded Zebra prefers to go by "BZ". I can really get behind that tone of pubpeer discourse.
Ahhhh, right you are. Thank you.
September 9, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Ahhhh, right you are. Thank you.