Rod Buchanan

@nickwillis @MichaelWhiting Yes, don't why he didn't do this since he did it at recent Euros. Neutralise disadvantage of leading, get them to jostle to get on his shouder. Just fast enought to hold the lead while gradually racheting it up. Worked for Viren in 76 5k, Centro in 16, and Mo most of the time.

@MichaelWhiting Led last 1k, but saved something for the last 100m. Make the contenders run wide in order to stay close. This just allowed them to singlefile behind him for a free ride.

Hocker won that race, and deservedly so. But what made that an all timer, is that Kerr, Nuguse and Ingebrigsten all could have won with slightly different tactics. Nuguse let Hocker around him on the back straight Kerr went wide on the final turn Jakob led too far

@rossb_brighton @JHistoryBiology Thanks for the the shoutout! Now apparently it's available open access: researchgate.net/publication/30…

PhD scholarship @UniMelb #MedicalHumanities Research Lab with Drs James Bradley & Jacinthe Flore Interested in history of mental illness, psychiatry, psychology, therapies (late 19C-21C) or history & social implications of tech use in mental health? EOI by June 10 #histsci #hps

@jamesheathers 1993 paper

@oldbooksguy His work with Grossarth-Maticek on personality and disease was deemed 'unsafe' after his death, but there was plenty of criticism of it while he was alive. Link to enquiry: kcl.ac.uk/news/statement… Background to this: researchgate.net/publication/33…

In 1997, Hans Eysenck died the most cited psychologist in the world. THEN he was posthumously cancelled. An enquiry said his work was "unsafe" Code for "problematic but TRUE" Eysenck studied human intelligence and discovered 8 traits common to geniuses across history. A thread:

@EvaSurawy Good stuff! (and thanks for the citations)

Our friend and colleague Ron Numbers (history.wisc.edu/people/numbers…) has passed away. The science/religion community worldwide, the UW-Madison community, and those fortunate to call him a friend have lost a titan of the history of science and religion. His absence will be keenly felt.

RIP Ian Hacking. Feb 18 1936 - May 10 2023 A very bright light has gone out.

Hard copies have arrived at my publisher’s office in Sydney. Next stop: my mailbox in Melbourne. It's getting very real and very exciting! @harpercollinsaustralia. #myfatherthewhale #auswrites #ausswomenwriters #writingcommunity

Interested to hear the views of people with lived experience of #CBT treatment on this line of argument. #mentalhealth @NSUNnews @AsylumMagUK

Teaching & Research position in History and Philosophy of science and technology at University of Melbourne, deadline 9 Nov @4sWeb @SocHistTech jobs.unimelb.edu.au/caw/en/job/910…

Teaching & Research position in Philosophy of Life Sciences at University of Melbourne, deadline 9 Nov @HOPOS_Society @hssonline jobs.unimelb.edu.au/caw/en/job/910…

Explore the life of psychologist Molly Harrower with author Jonathan Swinton on Nov. 3 at 2pm ET. This free talk sheds light on the professionalization of clinical psychology and the experiences of women scientists in the mid-20th century. RSVP now: eventbrite.com/e/talk-dr-harr… #Akron

The History & Philosophy of Science program @ArtsUnimelb is a rare and wonderful thing. Jobs in the discipline don’t come along very often and right now we have 2 x ONGOING ACADEMIC POSITIONS 👇

🚨 Exciting times! The Open University of the NL is seeking to recruit a full professor of "Theory and Methods in Psychology" to lead a department drawing students from across the the Netherlands and Flanders. (Picture description is a machine translation) academictransfer.com/en/315734/hoog…

New article from the @JHistoryBiology ~ Janet Browne, "Reflections on #Darwin Historiography" ~ link.springer.com/article/10.100… #histsci #histSTM @MyDearDarwin

@GinaPerry referencing a little unfortunate?

Join us next Friday the 18th @ 15 CET for our webinar on How to improve scientific peer review: Four schools of thought by Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner & @LudoWaltman,   For more info & the link to join, go to: cwts.nl/seminars/annou…