Daniel Dunleavy

I'm happy to share that my piece on #openpeerreview is finally out in the Journal of Social Work Education @JSWE_CSWE #peerreview #socialwork #socialworkresearch tandfonline.com/eprint/BIESWRB…

27 new videos on research methods and statistics are now live on my YouTube channel! 🧵 youtube.com/playlist?list=…

I appreciate the spirit of this piece, but note several misunderstandings that continue to plague most discussions about #openaccess news.cancerresearchuk.org/2026/04/01/why…

Every journal editor should read this: causalinf.substack.com/p/claude-code-…

Recently, I've spent time reflecting both on the type of scholarly work I'm pursuing and how I present such work Below, I muse about how I can better support non-commercial and scholar-led publishers and journals #OpenAccess #ScholarlyPublishing #DeSci researchhub.com/post/4028/brea…

@LukeLikelihood & @ClausLamm debunk 3 misconceptions about statistical power that could hinder meaningful research discussions. psychologicalscience.org/publications/o… #Stats #ResearchPractices #PsychScience

I ended up having a lot of trouble with the geom_flags function in "ggimage", but found a workaround. Code is available here: github.com/dunldj/Tidy-Tu… I appreciate any feedback! #rStats #DataViz

For #TidyTuesday Week 3 (The History of Himalayan Mountain Expeditions), I chose to make a bar chart for the top 15 countries, based on the # of claimed expeditions completed I found this a good excuse to learn how to add country flags to a chart

For #TidyTuesday Week 2 (posit::conf talks) I chose to make word clouds from presentation abstracts for the 2023 and 2024 conferences. I primarily relied on the Tidytext & Wordcloud2 packages. Code is here: github.com/dunldj/Tidy-Tu… I appreciate any feedback! #rStats #DataViz

Looking forward to digging into this piece #SocialWork #SocialWorkResearch doi.org/10.1177/104973…

12 years. RIP my darling boy.

This feels like a step in the right direction, even if not conducted in the same open manner many of us would hope for.

.@NIH is offering investigators up to $50K plus overhead costs to repeat lab studies w a major impact on health to make sure their findings are reproducible science.org/content/articl… #science #reproducibility #medicine @ScienceMagazine @jocelynkaiser @NewsfromScience @aaas

Lot of cool books continuing to come out on the history and ideas of logical empiricism. Among them: Alan Richardsons' Logical Empiricism as Scientific Philosophy, Sahotra Sarkar's The Vienna Circle: The Story of Logocal Empiricism, and Adam Tuboly's Otto Neurath in Britain.

I continue to be impressed at the depth and breadth at which Ian Hacking was able to write, all while remaining fairly accessible to the non-specialist.

☎️ Call for proposals for #Metascience2025 Conference 📍 London 📅 30 June to 2 July 2025 If you want to connect with the community, share knowledge and identify priorities to accelerate science, the submission deadline is Friday, 7 February 2025. 🔗tier2-project.eu/news/call-prop…

I often get asked about Bayes factors and confidence intervals as alternative to p-values. I don’t think either of these is any solution at all. elevanth.org/blog/2023/07/1…

I appreciate any feedback! #TidyTuesday #RStats Code is available here: github.com/dunldj/Tidy-Tu…

Here is my contribution for TidyTuesday Week 1 I chose to visualize cancer incidence in the U.S. using data from the National Cancer Institute’s SEER Program. I chose the 4 most common cancers and attempted to visualize incidence by sex, for years 1975-2021 #TidyTuesday #RStats

New Substack (link in reply):

1/ That "immortal time" is so frequent in survival analyses for #causalinference is fascinating. Because "immortal time" doesn't exist in the data, *we* create it when misanalyzing data. Our paper pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39494894/ summarizes why immortal time arises & how to prevent it.