John Stins

In the paper my co-authors and I looked at different measures to induce mental fatigue. Happy reading!

Published. hell yeah! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

@lakens yes, James is in great physical and verbal shape :-). Very nice talk indeed.

We continue with James Steele (wearing his 'stay calm and read Paul Meehl' shirt) who is in a high pace running us through his views on how we develop and test strong theories. #PSE8

New paper out by Eva Hoogendoorn and colleagues. Congrats! academic.oup.com/ptj/advance-ar…

The first version of the open science blog archive is complete, with 3530 posts from 52 blogs. Browse them in the online Shiny app: shiny.ieis.tue.nl/open_science_b… All blog posts are ordered chronologically. Have fun exploring part of the open science history in psychology!

New post on how I became involved in the open science movement. Not by design, but through circumstance—beginning with a case of fraud and an uneasy task. This led to replication work, writing, and a lasting shift in perspective.

This was fun and amazingly good. #Kraftwerk #Soest

Brings back lots of memories.....

We co-authored this paper: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC25…

I had the pleasure and honor of working together with this amazing character, for a brief period of time.

Steven Rose obituary: theguardian.com/science/2025/j…

Thank you everybody who came and looked at my humble poster. Your comments and feedback were truly invaluable. #ISPGR2025

Man with a plan #ISPGR2025

Very nice talk by Yiyuan Li. I didn't know avocado's also have a centre of mass :-) #ISPGR2025

Soooo many great posters to choose from; where shall I start?? #ISPGR2025

Opening of #ISPGR2025. The keynote by bas Bloem was fantastic and I saw many friends. I am perhaps the only remaining Twitter user :-)

I re-instated my humble web page after a time-out. Might consider some blogging as well. take a look! johnstins.nl